XM-DAC-47066-CC.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon its extensive experience and lessons learned throughout the past years and especially during 2019, IOM continues to support the Greek authorities in the daily management of the open accommodation sites by providing holistic site management support assistance (SMS), including protection and non-formal education (NFE) components, and pursuing the streamlining of a harmonized SMS model across all sites. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Greece Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 16405009.3 19178618.07 23398665.45 79755046.86 79136906.33 191359164.09 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217874246.01 217874246.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100837302.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109486756.22 24474586.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29774436.25 54885242.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66933222.56 5537708.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6538026.04 5624323.95 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6333698.15 2122586.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1224887.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1314901.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 702102.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4749498.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10899888.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1492709.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7335792.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 4242588.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9415210.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 8272008.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1960095.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10396766.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2555568.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2301619.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4540658.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 5575194.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 984406.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 723676.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10472332.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 89087.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 216563.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57333.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 15851.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2350761.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45535.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 483649.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7282543.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13566170.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13371279.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20974829.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19724494.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23026531.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12822831.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10438283.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1057753.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -241748.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -467126.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460915.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219384.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1424285.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13244.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 701554.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 447758.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371992.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1283106.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12976.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing crisis in north-east Nigeria has affected millions in Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe states. According to the sector-specific needs analysis outlined in the Nigeria Humanitarian Fund (NHF) Strategy, the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM)/Shelter-Non-Food Item (NFI) sector has identified the need to ensure that critical lifesaving assistance continues to be provided where overwhelming humanitarian needs persist to ensure appropriate responses. The objective of this project is to reduce the vulnerabilities and improve the protection and living conditions of new arrivals and displaced populations affected by the severe weather conditions and floods in camp and camp-like settings in north-east Nigeria. Under the CCCM component of the project, IOM is providing site management/facilitation support to displacement sites in Borno State through camp management services, community engagements, site improvements and decongestion, and management and maintenance of five reception centres. This support includes, among others, the operation and enhancement of intra- and inter-agency coordination mechanisms at site level for the provision of services, as well as the enhancement of feedback and complaints mechanisms at the sites. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 239999.99 240000.03 480000.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480000.02 480000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480000.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480000.01 120.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120.4 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 75000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -182 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 63943.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339523.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2011.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -176.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -158.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0044 International Organization for Migration (IOM) At the request of the Government of Vanuatu, IOM will support Vanuatu to better integrate traditional knowledge, social and cultural systems, and environmentally sustainable practices into displacement management, focusing on preparedness for mass displacement in the context of volcanic eruptions. Displacement from disasters, can threaten the survival of traditional knowledge and culture. Traditional knowledge and social and cultural practices also offer important cultural safety nets, especially in response to disasters. The project's objective is to improve Government and community preparedness for displacement from volcanic eruptions by strengthening the use and awareness of traditional knowledge, social and cultural practices and networks, and environmentally sustainable practices in displacement planning and management. Under Outcome 1, the project will complete a social and cultural mapping of two pilot communities in Vanuatu, then develop community and government resources for displacement preparedness based on the findings. Under Outcome 2, gender-sensitive public-facing communications products showcasing the methods and outcomes of the study will be developed and disseminated, to increase public awareness and preparedness. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9844.14 47881.83 73521.61 77757.46 90994.96 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 10006.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37323.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25810.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12609.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29321.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34669.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28913.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21793.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3750.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7478.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -714.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37104.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34403.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12317.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support the Government of Vanuatu to implement key recovery priorities relating to disaster preparedness and evacuation procedures identified in the Vanuatu Recovery Strategy 2020-2023, contributing to the protection and resilience of people at risk of displacement in Vanuatu. While traditional resilience in Vanuatu is strong, emergency preparedness needs strengthening at all levels - national, provincial, area council and community - as re-affirmed by the recent Tropical Cyclone Harold experience. IOM is co-leading the Displacement and Evacuations Centre Management Cluster and is working with key partners on disaster preparedness. Sef Ples Blong Yumi is building on these activities and relationships to build capacity of government, communities, Community Disaster and Climate Change Committees (CDCCCs) and faith-based groups, especially women leaders, to develop and maintain safe, dignified evacuation options in emergencies. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 35488.81 178126.32 12187.56 299999.76 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225802.69 225802.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226073.85 61.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17981.05 16114.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29912.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24223.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22182.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72034.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20570.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22126.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM’s Department of Operations and Emergencies (DOE) actively seeks to improve coordination of, and responses to, displacement crises that lead to long term impacts and, as such, the department is taking active steps to integrate programming at its headquarters and aims to increase its capacity to support field operations and coordination in doing the same. This will be backed up by a global network of regional thematic specialists with a focus on emergency and postcrisis operations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1711500.78 1500000.13 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1711500.78 1711500.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1543209.88 -281.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15917.37 88936.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171410.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399258.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 846761.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11285.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30344.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10504.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to increase the provision of support and wellbeing of crisis-affected populations in displacement-affected locations in Ethiopia through camp coordination and camp management, including site planning and development, coordination and information management, community participation/mobilization and capacity building. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 900000.26 900000.26 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.26 900000.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.06 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 95472.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175887.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554116.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55374.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19149.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0059 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing crisis in north-east Nigeria has affected millions in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states. The objective of this project is to reduce the vulnerabilities and improve the protection and living conditions of new arrivals and displaced populations in camp and camp-like settings in north-east Nigeria. This will be achieved through the provision of multi-sector humanitarian assistance including camp coordination and camp management and emergency shelter solutions and non-food items. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 60826.67 1224173.25 1284999.92 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1284999.92 1284999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1285000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1285000 639.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 639.12 2938.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -2938.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 216556.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555646.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454148.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59682.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 577.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -970.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0061 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will continue providing targeted assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in protracted displacement, in need of continued humanitarian assistance and facing complex barriers to return in the Jeddah 1 and Jeddah 5 camps, in the Ninewa Governorate in Iraq. As such, the project contributes to improving and maintaining safe and dignified living conditions of households currently hosted in the targeted camps, and to improving their capacity to prepare their return to their area of origin or to relocate, when the situation will be conducive to safe, voluntary and durable returns, through legal assistance and protection monitoring. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 173973.5 349530.87 500000.13 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 523504.37 523504.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525210.08 -500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -525210.08 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525210.08 0.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6632.95 10548.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306837.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137191.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64105.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -105.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0062 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The displacement context in Ethiopia remains fluid as the country continues to experience conflict and disasters due to natural hazards driven displacements. As the conflict spreads and deepens, it is expected to affect more people and cause further sporadic displacement and increase needs particularly in northern Ethiopia. Through the project, IOM intends to further scale up its ongoing camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) emergency response in the targeted areas and is providing assistance along the four pillars of CCCM with essential protection mainstreaming respecting COVID 19 preventive measures. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 62098.85 437901.74 500000.59 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.59 500000.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.08 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.04 210634.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 87056.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154061.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14331.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2730.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31270.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -99.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The displacement situation in Afghanistan is one of the most complex and largest in recent history. According to the last IOM analysis of the 34 provinces 12,949 settlements were identified as hosting internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees, where 62 per cent of the settlements (8,048) had not received any humanitarian or development assistance in the past six months. This situation is likely to continue to deteriorate due the economic disruption that the country is facing, also affecting humanitarian organizations’ ability to deliver. Under this grant, IOM seeks to provide support to IDPs, returnees and host communities through access to multisectoral assistance, such as primary health care, water supply, and hygiene promotion. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 555235.56 639265.62 1194501.18 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194501.18 1194501.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194500.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194500.79 0.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.48 12235.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54025.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112812.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175460.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264354.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 395440.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180771.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -599.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The situation in the country quickly deteriorated, with major attacks being reported across Ukraine, including in the capital, Kyiv. Between 24 February and 25 May 2022, 6.6 million persons have been displaced from Ukraine to neighbouring countries. As of 19 May 2022, on average 350 Ukrainian refugees are being registered in Belgium every day. One third of them are looking for accommodation. Ukrainian refugees who have been registered at Belgian federal level are matched with municipalities in Belgium, where they are hosted by families or in collective accommodation. IOM Belgium and IOM Luxembourg have been selected by Ghent Municipality to manage two accommodation centres in Ghent. IOM aims to manage these centres as protection-sensitive and inclusive spaces, with a strong focus on local integration, building on its years of experience working with national and regional partners. Belgium - City of Ghent International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 113099.84 189664.22 288629.8 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - City of Ghent International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302764.06 302764.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126383.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - City of Ghent International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130696.63 126383.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - City of Ghent International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134644.74 -162669.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - City of Ghent International Organization for Migration (IOM) -178170.64 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - City of Ghent International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10108.25 68248.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294.35 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122559.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 673.93 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78911.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3107.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main goal of the project is further strengthening of the migration management system in the Serbia with focus on strengthening the capacities of the Commissariat for Refugees and Migration in managing reception/accommodation facilities, identification and referral of vulnerable migrants, as well as counselling, and collection of reception data. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 75277.52 2876.41 78153.93 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78153.93 78153.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74000 4154 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4154 -26.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26.33 10324.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7915.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11036.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49544.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -692.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Afghanistan, a large number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) are settled at informal settlements, usually in public or private land. Forced eviction of IDPs living in informal settlements is a major risk particularly for those who have been displaced, in some cases, for more than 20 years and have re-built their life in the locations of displacement. The objective of this project is to establish a national, trained camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) mobile team to conduct assessments supporting principled decision making of sustainable solutions for IPDs and facilitate the coordination of services provision according to the Camp Management Standards in informal settlements. In addition, IOM is supporting the CCCM Working Group by covering any new displacement to an informal settlement, established as consequence of evictions and secondary displacements or other extreme events, such as drought, floods, earthquakes, poverty, and ongoing scattered conflicts, ensuring that a dedicated rapid CCCM response is available whether a CCCM actor is present or not. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 360736.89 139263.05 499999.94 Contracted Grant Amount Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.94 499999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 0.95 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.95 1753 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 22285.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101523.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254545.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143742.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9154.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33003.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0067 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To address the urgent needs of the most vulnerable populations in displacement sites across Yemen, IOM provides essential camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) activities across 53 displacement sites, hosting a total of 161,370 internally displaced persons (IDPs) or 31,207 households in Ma'rib and Al Hodeidah. The intervention is strengthening IDPs' access to lifesaving services and safe and dignified living conditions for people living in IDP-hosting sites and surrounding areas. IOM's CCCM field teams spearhead the coordination of IOM's multisectoral, integrated response within displacement sites, which both promotes a holistic approach to site management and reduces gaps in urgently needed services. To promote localization, IOM trains and equips community camp committees to respond to gaps in services, mitigate the impact of fires and floods, and address site care and maintenance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1846153.44 153846.1 1999999.54 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999.54 1999999.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999 0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.14 4289.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 755.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -85.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6441.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 543261.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 948569 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448777.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48512.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -522.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The conflict in the northern part of Ethiopia resumed and intensified in various parts of Tigray Region and some part of Afar and Amhara Regions in late August 2022. Resumption of the conflict consequently resulted in massive new displacement as well as secondary displacements. Damages to existing communal facilities have been reported due to the ongoing military operations around internally displaced persons (IDP) sites and subsequent lootings and restrictions. While it is hoped that the state peace agreement will lead to peace, security and enable IDPs to return to areas of origin in Tigray, it is anticipated that this may take time as areas of origin are badly damaged, affected by unexploded ordnance, and because IDPs have been stripped of assets and property that would enable them to restart their lives at home. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to further scale-up the provision of support and ensure wellbeing of crisis-affected populations in displacement-affected locations in Tigray Region through Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM). The proposed intervention includes all four pillars of CCCM including site planning and development, coordination and information management, community participation and capacity building. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 500000.92 500000.92 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.92 500000.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.9 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.9 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 39998.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 83041.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1303.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153292.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309787.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2312.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25297.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -59812.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0069 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq has evolved in the past years following the official end of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) crisis in December 2017. The post-conflict period has seen the gradual return of over 4.8 million people to their areas of origin (IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM)). Since then, Iraq has been facing multiple overlapping crises resulting from the years of violent conflict, which have led to protracted displacement. The project is providing targeted assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in protracted displacement, in need of continued humanitarian assistance and facing complex barriers to return in the Jeddah 1 in the Ninewa Governorate. IOM teams continue to support the Government of Iraq in providing targeted assistance to repatriated Iraqi families from Al Hol to Jeddah 1 in line with minimum humanitarian standards and support in addressing their barriers to return. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 358785.21 178826.99 500000.16 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 537612.2 537612.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545256.27 -500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -545256.27 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545256.27 -0.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4237.22 990.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75605.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212218.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259119.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6915.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing one of the largest and most complex humanitarian crises in the world. The crisis affects a large part of its population and is the result of many factors –including the activism of armed groups and subsequent armed conflict, inter-community conflicts, disease, and natural disasters. The constant threat of violence and insecurity, particularly in the eastern provinces has led to a massive increase in population displacement in the past year. The situation shows no signs of easing and will likely be exacerbated in the coming months with the upcoming elections. Through this project, IOM is improving the well-being of IDPs and host populations by reinforcing the coordination and management of sites and capturing critical information on population mobility and regularly process and disseminate information to provide a better understanding of the movements and evolving needs of displaced populations. IOM is strengthening its Camp Coordination Camp Management (CCCM) response at cluster level, after the recent activation of the CCCM Cluster, as well as enhancing data consolidation and harmonization on population movements through a comprehensive and unified approach to data collection, sharing, and use. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 729645.8 367891.48 1000000.18 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1097537.28 1097537.28 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) 862998.92 201132.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222161.04 17935.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49503.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3956 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2268 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 407337.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269211.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293593.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141616.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -100261.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cox’s Bazar district in Bangladesh, and the Rohingya refugee camps located there, are in one of the most disaster-vulnerable areas in the country and around the world. The camps have approximately 930,000 Rohingya refugees divided into 33 camps. These camps are located near the northern edge of the Bay of Bengal. Refugees’ shelters are largely constructed from bamboo poles and tarpaulins - making them highly vulnerable to the impacts of cyclones, including flooding and landslides. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is carrying out site development and site management interventions in response to the damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Mocha in May 2023. These interventions are contributing towards the improvement of living conditions for Rohingya refugees and restoring a healthier environment able to withstand climactic shocks. IOM is also reinforcing its efforts to address the immediate needs of affected Rohingya refugees ahead of the monsoon season this year. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1436500.04 1436500.04 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1436500.04 1436500.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1436500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1436500 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 25805.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 58479.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -167.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 267098.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1063445.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8337.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0072 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2012, Mali has been experiencing a violent conflict that has disrupted communities, displaced hundreds of thousands of people and caused thousands of deaths. Massive population displacements continue to occur due to recurring armed violence and various threats from unidentified armed groups. This project’s overall objective is to contribute to the humanitarian response and the efforts of the Government of Mali to coordinate the provision of lifesaving assistance to populations affected by conflict and disasters in the Center and North of the country across formal and informal sites. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Mali Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 436585.03 403415.13 840000.16 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000.16 840000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126340 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126340 203812 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203812 314582 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314582 195266 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195266 -0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.1 19000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 70409.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 130622.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 211688.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 19782.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17147.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107169.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249202.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14978.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since March 2022, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has faced an acute humanitarian crisis due to the armed conflict between the armed forces and their allies and the March 23 Movement (M23). As of late 2022 to early 2023, the conflict has intensified, causing large-scale population displacement and acutely growing humanitarian needs. According to the Displacement Tracking Matrix, over 600,000 people have been displaced as a result of the M23 crisis as of July 2023. In response, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing emergency assistance to populations affected by the M23 crisis in North Kivu, in the form of shelter, non-food items, and camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) interventions. IOM is improving the living conditions of 5,630 households through the provision of essential household items. Under the scope of CCCM, IOM is strengthening the coordination and response of humanitarian actors providing humanitarian assistance and protection activities in displacement sites along the Kanyaruchinya axis, which is the location of many spontaneous collective centres without any support structures. Based on recommendations by the Gender-Based Violence sub-cluster, 21,000 solar lamps are also being distributed to people in these collective centres, as well as displacement sites in Goma and Nyiragongo. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 358193.79 735556.21 1093750 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093750 1093750 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093750 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093750 241927.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453770.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398063.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than 1.5 million migrants have passed through Serbia since 2015. Even after the closure of the Western Balkan Route in March 2016, Serbia continued to face a high number of migrants. The main goal of the project is to further strengthen the migration management system in Serbia with a focus on strengthening the capacities of the Commissariat for Refugees and Migration (SCRM) in managing reception/accommodation facilities, identification, and referral of migrants in vulnerable situations, as well as counselling, and collection of reception data. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 60221.52 12945.05 73166.57 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73166.57 73166.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73166.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73166.6 12452.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16662.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20808.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17516.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5727.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project focuses on strengthening Accountability to Affected Populations in Mocimboa de Praia (MdP) district of Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. The project enhances community engagement and information dissemination among conflict-affected individuals. Through improved complaints and feedback mechanisms, increased access to information and the establishment of community-based information sharing mechanisms, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is working to ensure the voices of conflict-affected people in vulnerable situations, including women and individuals with disabilities, are heard and their needs addressed. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 15480.71 284519.3 300000.01 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.01 300000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 6821.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14093.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46516.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42090.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq has evolved in the past years following the official end of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant crisis in December 2017. The post-conflict period has seen the gradual return of over 4.8 million people to their areas of origin. Since then, Iraq has been facing multiple overlapping crises resulting from the years of violent conflict, which have led to protracted displacement. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration is providing targeted assistance to internally displaced persons in protracted displacement, in need of continued humanitarian assistance and facing complex barriers to return in the Jeddah 1 in the Ninewa Governorate. The Organization continues to support the Government of Iraq in providing targeted assistance to repatriated Iraqi families from Al Hol to Jeddah 1 in line with minimum humanitarian standards and support in addressing their barriers to return. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 391024.62 149516.3 500000.26 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540540.92 540540.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535905.68 18339.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75689.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In continuation of previous phases of this project, the International Organization for Migration is contributing to the Government of Serbia’s management of mixed migration at the national and the local levels through the provision of technical support to the Commissariat in fulfilling its responsibilities in line with the Law on Migration Management (2012), the Law on Asylum and Temporary Protection (2018), as well as responsibilities laid out in the Law on Foreigners (2018). This project advances Serbia’s progress towards achieving the objectives of the Global Compact for Migration, which envisages further enhancement of the capacities and human resources of the Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migration. Specifically, this project aims to strengthen the capacities of the Commissariat in the coordination and management of mixed migration movements. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Project with no inclusion of gender issues 66580.7 11119.34 77700.04 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77700.04 77700.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77700 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77700 4493.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aim is to enhance community resilience in vulnerable communities in Morocco by increasing anticipation and promoting responsive, effective governance, thereby preventing community susceptibility to violent extremism. Disenfranchised individuals and groups will increasingly change their life paths to advance economically and socially, and increasingly evolve in environments that foster ownership of the community by its inhabitants United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4278558.6 5134270.33 5113845.23 5099255.88 5099255.91 1274814.06 26000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26000000.01 26000000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425674 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425674 1587530 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1587530 746065 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746065 710921 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710921 447745 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 447745 2653162 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2653162 1192193 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1192193 1090294 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1090294 1428248 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1428248 2426146 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2426146 430266 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430266 803180 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 803180 1013401 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1013401 1424914 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1424914 1153590 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1153590 1600225 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600225 2241071 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2241071 2793503 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2793503 20646565 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20646565 -19860018 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19860018 237463 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237463 -5983 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5983 0.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.79 873.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 833967.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 130000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 391910.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 350231.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 379760.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 652131 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 482662.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 238019 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 681183.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 235107.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 379625.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 448183.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 293409.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 250092.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 451857.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 422900.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30256.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 510734.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60914.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 413993.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 116543.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 383876.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 582522.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 64136.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 926438.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1151324.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 396132.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 98272.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 456348.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 495823.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533354.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325171.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539811.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 662758.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 666416.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 754517.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771015.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 782570.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602602.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710838.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551967.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 790452.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1146758.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 925693.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1287621.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1203475.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 594822.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12724.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14347.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0029 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) recognizes the significant contribution of the Zambian diaspora to national development, as reflected in the Seventh National Development Plan and accordingly formulated a national Diaspora Policy which was launched in April 2019. The GRZ is implementing a project to effectively and sustainably operationalize the implementation of the Diaspora Policy. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to improved and strengthened government capacity to mainstream and harness the development potential of the Zambian diaspora for national development. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zambia +260 211 25 40 55 iomlusaka@iom.int ; opslusaka@iom.int ; adminfinlusaka@iom.int Rhodes Park Plot No.4626 Mwaimwena Road, Lusaka, Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12166.18 27253.06 67262.11 41872.55 51446.1 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000 -12517.63 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12517.63 20595 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23702.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12748.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23051.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13604.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19501.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12353.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19731.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4586.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7444.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9291.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2325.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4238.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1308.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This pilot project aims to assist the Government of Fiji to engage more closely and strategically with Fijian diaspora groups in Australia as part of its efforts to contribute to national development and further to Fiji's commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. The government has an interest in streamlining its engagement with diaspora, allowing them to play a significant role in their country's development. This can be explored through formal agreements and partnership arrangements between Fijian diaspora communities and the Government of Fiji on common areas of development interest, and investment opportunities such as agriculture, employment schemes, skills exchange and increased remittances. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Fiji Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8942.88 53422.59 24931.18 96166.5 16536.85 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10600 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10600 -20712.71 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20712.71 1920.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4182.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7454.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14081.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18278.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30436.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11058.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8737.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3062.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4483.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9714.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23022.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10661.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6107.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15485.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the objective of the Government of Cabo Verde, which is to encourage diaspora entrepreneurs to develop and implement their business in Cabo Verde, through the implementation of a diaspora entrepreneurship programme. IOM will assist in the development of a national Diaspora Entrepreneurship Programme aiming to promote the creation and implementation of diaspora business projects, identifying the specific needs of diaspora entrepreneurs and potential ones, and responding to them with a tailored type of approach, in close partnership with key national/international institutions. The project will also support the implementation of the above-mentioned programme by strengthening the capacity of key institutions, providing information about return and reintegration in Cabo Verde, raising awareness on the benefits of developing a business in Cabo Verde, conducting business management capacity-building for entrepreneurs (and potential entrepreneurs) within the Cabo-Verdean diaspora. Lastly, the project will support the development of a communication campaign to inform and identify potential diaspora entrepreneurs, willing to implement their business ideas in Cabo Verde. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cabo Verde +238 2609600 qgoncalves@iom.int; iomcapeverde@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cabo-verde UN House, Av. OUA Achada Santo Antonio, Praia 104-A, Cabo Verde Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 62075.29 32646.54 32078.54 57493.52 15706.11 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 7140.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10582.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12209.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9902.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8226.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7349.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4390.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3818.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3221.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7070.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6360.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10651.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3490.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9174.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83887.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -500 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the Strategic Plan of the Ministry of Haitians Living Abroad (MHAVE), this project will conduct a mapping of the Haitian diaspora in the United States. The objective of this mapping exercise is to create a better understanding of the diaspora features and promote the engagement of the Haitian population abroad, identifying their skills, needs, challenges and opportunities for engagement. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42164.99 60431.69 30073.84 29341.27 37988.21 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 865.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 842.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3476.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14021.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4770.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1994.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1374.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25784.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2119.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 864.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 923.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82638.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10635.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to enable IOM technical and administrative support to contribute to the design and implementation of policies, plans and programmes under the Plan “Argentina Innovadora” 2020 and 2030 (in preparation). The plan is intended to contribute to increasing the competitiveness of the productive sector, based on goods and services with higher technological density and coordinate the organization of the Scientific Technological System and promote research, financing and transfer of scientific and technological knowledge. All this would be done through instruments that directly and indirectly contribute to the retention of potential Argentine migrant scientists and technologists, the return of those residents abroad, and the expansion of links between local and foreign scientists and technologists to strengthen the National Innovation System. Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 374293.23 3907938.35 2862683.85 2166730.34 1087050.73 261043.99 1321950536.05 Contracted Grant Amount Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10659740.49 10659740.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7813551.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129998.08 7483520.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113163.09 4225179.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65550.36 10786757.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149417.63 8763214.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113146.67 13282310.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149651.99 11096737.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120669.18 22970245.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237673.33 10651799.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105537.55 69593104 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620766.54 70547285.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 528193.23 44966601.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244616.6 183268214.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 981383.87 114953271.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 502067.05 68224299.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258555.64 243651107.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 497928.45 19662113.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23652.59 168224299.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189725.73 168224299.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184479.73 560747663.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551596.67 98487.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118688.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122879.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105586.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140387.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135994.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151034.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109290.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 243516.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234449.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306584.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373953.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276156.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 447355.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 354845.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468099.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147564.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168003.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178987.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68943.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0039 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project's objective is to contribute to the strengthening of the Under Secretary of Consular and Migration Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The project seeks to generate capacity to promote the participation of the Honduran diaspora in development initiatives and investments in Honduras through channeling remittances. The project will establish and institutionalize fundraising mechanisms for Hondurans living abroad. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5384.36 29321.05 69944.73 45349.86 150000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 150000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 -7500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7500 -7.23 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7.23 3961.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5929.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4771.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6864.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2063.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11569.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8374.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6589.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5371.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 677 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1073.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13499.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10096.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65777.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in Eswatini to strengthen the capacity of the government to engage with its diaspora for social and economic development. The project will help the government use new tools and mechanisms in line with international standards and best practices to engage with its diaspora and facilitate their participation in the social and economic development of the country. A diaspora skills mapping exercise will be undertaken that will help the government understand the Emaswati diaspora and gauge their interest and willingness to support the development of their country of origin. In addition, a diaspora unit will be established within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation that will coordinate all diaspora affairs. An online diaspora engagement platform (official website, Facebook page and a WhatsApp group) will also be created for dissemination of information about national development to the diaspora, as well as legislative and consular procedures, job postings and investment opportunities. A diaspora forum will also be organised and an Emaswati Diaspora Network will be created to maintain regular communication among themselves and the government. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kingdom of Eswatini Kingdom of Eswatini Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 27846.45 84736.91 177387.12 10029.52 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.09 -57203 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -57203 346.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1692.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77869.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16000.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23220.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7958.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5205.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22131.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19804.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36533.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10160.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6312.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0048 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support and accompany youth at risk of irregular migration, in particular those who have already tried to cross the border in an irregular way. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1768385.97 275330.78 247310.33 19975.74 1979999.73 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2311002.82 2311002.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2252559.73 -0.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -83365.58 9275.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34844.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69632.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282198.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333835.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251371.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240435.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258454.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261594.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425833.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1718.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With globally growing numbers of people on the move, governments of countries of origin have recognized the value diaspora populations bring to development efforts including their potential to making contributions. The Government of Guyana recognizes the dynamism among youth in its diaspora and their potential to transfer their skills and knowledge for development in Guyana. Through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the government has proposed this project as an opportunity to bridge the gaps between Guyanese diaspora youth in North America, the United Kingdom and other jurisdictions. The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the current government's involvement with the Guyanese diaspora, for the diaspora's increased commitment and engagement with its country of origin for social and economic development, through the implementation of a government-led, diaspora youth volunteer programme in Guyana. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5770.34 26556.08 67333.25 23782.02 47360.03 14155.28 184957 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184957 184957 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184957 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184957 840 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3851.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7587.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13784.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6353.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1075.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6265.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7138.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Gender discrimination is a significant barrier in transforming the lives of women and girls in the Compact Nations of the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) and the Republic of Palau (Palau). The three countries will therefore significantly benefit from a project focusing on women's empowerment. In response to such a need, the project will contribute towards increased local understanding and demand on removing barriers to gender equality through diplomacy and galvanizing coordinated actions in the RMI, FSM and the Palau. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Micronesia IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Marshall Islands Palau Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 569146 747410.41 667773.2 66169.79 2050499.4 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2050499.4 2050499.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4251.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4251.07 58609.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58609.65 267994.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267994.02 213643.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213643.35 122736.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122736.21 200584.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200584.03 198286.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198286.89 125216.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125216.31 122340.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122340.89 92651.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92651.96 93740.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93740.2 0.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.3 462838 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462838 29992 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50996 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2492.16 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8332.16 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5496.09 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 312 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 12500 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23300 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17173.96 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4251.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58609.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133303.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134690.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115502.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68148.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99236.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23500 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145588.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182773.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13021 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112884.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112844.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90339.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93240.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110002.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61500 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156887.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18378.61 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56474.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4198.82 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1922.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to capture the positive side of the migration development nexus, and to benefit from the available human and financial resources of Eritrean diaspora, the Government of Eritrea aims to develop a sustainable and action-oriented approach and programme to diaspora engagement, that builds capacity within Eritrea to support national development initiatives. The pilot project will contribute to Eritrea's national and economic development through the temporary engagement of diaspora qualified experts. The project will focus on the coordinated and consultative development of tools, processes and capacity building. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Eritrea Eritrea Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6339.96 6339.96 74639.96 6339.96 6340.16 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 4785.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2772.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4620.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4773.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11406.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the past years, the Government of Mauritius (GoM) has shown a growing interest in engaging its dispersed diaspora communities, notably through the setting-up of a diaspora scheme in 2014, and the recognition of the diasporas as strategic partners for development. The youth Mauritian diaspora volunteering project will contribute to an effective contribution of the Mauritian diaspora, especially the youth, to participate in the development of Mauritius and strengthen their cultural ties with their country of origin. This pilot project will also contribute to the valorization of the diaspora and the creation of new initiatives, through social and knowledge exchanges between the youth diaspora and the local population in Mauritius. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritius +230 210 42 50 iommauritius@iom.int & CoM: clemmel@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/mauritius Atalian Tower, Level 12 LVL 12 57 Labourdonnais Street, Port Louis, Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 13627.77 209753.06 42850.11 33769.06 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 2984.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3199.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3605.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23820.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14671.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15523.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16900.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4002.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6292.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9695.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6806.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3111.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 793.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1185.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This initiative, as part of a wider interagency programme, aims to harness migrants' economic and social capitals for broad based development, with the objective to contribute to the empowerment of the Uruguayan diaspora as potential actors of funding for sustainable development in the country. To accomplish the stated objective IOM will develop a diagnostic study to identify needs based on an assessment of Uruguay's engagement with its diaspora, the Uruguayan diaspora's contributions to the national economy and other possible sectors and possible gaps. IOM will provide the results of the assessment to the Uruguayan Government to develop a Diaspora Economic Contribution Data Framework. Additionally, to emphasize the importance of the SDGs for development, and the gaps that require further attention in Uruguay toward the Uruguayan diaspora, IOM will increase media coverage and specifically develop targeted social media campaigns that will focus on awareness towards the participation of the Uruguayan diaspora on the national agenda, specifically, Uruguay's sustainable development. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4173 36636.82 55782.14 15408 111999.96 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111999.96 111999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112000 -1.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.26 5247.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17272.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24417.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19448.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23313.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20666.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -921.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1582.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to strengthening the capacity of the Guatemala's Consular Network and the General Directorate of Consular and Migratory Affairs in order to improve the consular services, assistance and protection. Consulates in the United States, the Migrant Assistance Center in Guatemala City and the regional delegations will be equipped with technological equipment and an information management system to obtain information in real time. A mapping of the profiles of the Guatemalan diaspora and recipients of remittances in Guatemala, and their expectations as far as development in their communities of origin will also be developed. This will contribute to evidence-based decision-making, in addition to providing services for migrants and their families with the aim to encourage the collaboration between the diaspora and their families towards developing sustainable development initiatives in Guatemala. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 35945.76 20992.5 53784.83 189276.91 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 11331.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13713.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11528.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11135.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11982.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3747.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16995.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24564.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11087.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3074.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143126.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0061 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote economic opportunities for young Nigerien entrepreneurs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 583696.12 993747.84 611203.5 2000000.37 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2188647.46 2188647.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333276.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1631916.93 666723.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649195.59 0.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -99024.55 61126 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31364.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 180746.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57400.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231795.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244103.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343187.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274449.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259770.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126786.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281757.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26259.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69291.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5983.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0062 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The focus of the United Nations’ joint programme (JP) is to strengthen migrant integration and social cohesion, particularly among the populations in vulnerable situations, through targeted engagement and participation of government counterparts, civil society, migrants and host communities in community-level peace and socioeconomic related activities. The JP will also help to shape the public narrative on migration, promote tolerance and evidence-based discussion on migration. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa South Africa Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 166955.7 550861.17 296821.67 50309.52 1064948.06 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1064948.06 1064948.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 364948 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364948 19393.69 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5312.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -19393.69 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19393.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16759.37 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14093.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20220.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69581.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72440.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91585 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112770.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106053.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72354.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102392.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199611.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127244.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32153.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2908.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9547.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the cooperation between IOM and the Uruguayan Agency for International Cooperation (AUCI, in Spanish) to facilitate the mobilization of AUCI experts for the implementation of South-South and triangular cooperation programmes, projects and further actions. In this way with this project, IOM and AUCI, will facilitate the exchange of specialists in migration within and between countries of the Latin-American region, as well as the identification of good practices to advance the implementation of migration policies. Uruguay - Agency for International Cooperation (AUCI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 0 22052.09 85260.3 107312.39 Contracted Grant Amount Uruguay - Agency for International Cooperation (AUCI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107312.39 107312.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101889.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Agency for International Cooperation (AUCI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101889.34 5423.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Uruguay - Agency for International Cooperation (AUCI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5423.07 -28699.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Agency for International Cooperation (AUCI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28699.33 9463.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8506.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7184.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12736.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2292 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3312.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32005.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3111.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the framework of the cooperation agreement between IOM and the Government of Peru, IOM initiated in 2005 a support programme for technical cooperation among developing countries with the Latin American countries (TCDC) through facilitating the mobility of qualified human resources. This programme is financed by the Peruvian government, with an average annual contribution of non-fixed amounts, and IOM Peru, according to its budget availability. Both contributions constitute the TCDC fund. This project’s main objective is to contribute to the development process through the transfer and better utilization of the existing human resources in Latin America. It encompasses an operational component to cover air tickets and per diem for Peruvian experts to developing countries that request cooperation, in areas in which Peru has technical experience, short-term training; on-the-job training (internships) of professionals from developing countries, in Peruvian institutions; and assistance to different international spaces for debate in which the Peruvian Agency for International Cooperation participates and which are related to South-South Cooperation, including the United Nations System, among others. Peru - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 35840.76 35840.76 35840.76 35840.76 12034.75 155397.79 Contracted Grant Amount Peru - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155397.79 155397.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37440.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Peru - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37440.34 53431.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Peru - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53431.47 32357.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Peru - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32357.97 32167.82 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Peru - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32167.82 204.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 815.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22811.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30609.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4375.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9159.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1922.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5645.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34684.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -70.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4061.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9721.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15038.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In El Salvador, the economically active population averages only seven years of schooling, with approximately 7.2 years for boys and 6.9 years for girls. In addition, there is a lack of interest in market driven technical and vocational training which makes it difficult to find livelihood opportunities. Most of these people with no formal education cannot find employment. As a result, the low-income level and the rising poverty level becomes the main drivers of irregular migration as of 2020. To address the aforementioned challenges, IOM proposes a project to enhance access to formal educational opportunities for potential migrants, returnees and their families, in order to develop sustainable and competitive means of livelihoods and well-being, as part of efforts to mitigate irregular migration from El Salvador by increasing equitable access to formal educational opportunities for potential migrants and returnees to engender hope, prosperity, and positive self-worth in their lives. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 3151712.9 5018725.79 4651343.34 4653465.48 2326732.69 19801980.2 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19801980.2 19801980.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83198 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83198 86108 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86108 360672 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360672 355328 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355328 1252924 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1252924 809082 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 809082 1948705 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1948705 844119 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 844119 2184533 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2184533 810727 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 810727 2097365 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2097365 1207178 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1207178 2590211 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2590211 169094.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 566641.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1182671.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 783348.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1117512.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 962929.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 782250.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1445045.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 630603.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1701577.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8637.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74560.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304027.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213562.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439497.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362209.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503687.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393642.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325859.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 516787.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414316.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504088.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 906753.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 668104.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0067 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address gaps in community-level climate resilience and social cohesion in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The project focuses on issues disproportionately affecting youth, including the nexus of economic, environmental and social instability contributing to youth disenfranchisement and unsustainable emigration, and especially targets the emerging environmental drivers of migration. To address these gaps, IOM will support young people, with a particular focus on women and girls, to engage in environmental protection and improvement practices, through participatory initiatives and community mechanisms. The project will first conduct groundbreaking research and training on the nexus of outmigration of youth, the environment, climate resilience, gender and social cohesion, to build an evidence base and increase the capacities of national and local government officials. Building upon the research and stakeholder training sessions, the project will then select both central and peripheral at-risk communities and engage youth in gender and environment-oriented solutions, including providing pilot funding for concepts designed by the youth themselves. These pilot activities aim to re-engage the youth and further empower them to become agents of sustainable change in their communities, through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 105515.29 178036.3 16448.43 300000.02 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.02 300000.02 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 -5269.77 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5269.77 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 10393.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2062.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10190.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23709.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23578.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39882.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46268.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29993.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82317.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11332.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at improving governance, protection and economic resilience of communities located at the border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. IOM proposes to develop a threefold approach to tackle those issues in the framework of this project by reinforcing government capacities to deliver documentation in border areas; supporting migrant assistance in border areas in collaboration with local authorities; and increasing technical capacities for border community members and migrants to reinforce their reintegration in the local economy. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 235279.22 982146.28 867385.56 1413554.33 3498365.39 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3498365.39 3498365.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160000 246203.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246203.7 1406696.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1406696.67 16760 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16760 1113130.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1113130.69 721.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 721.48 554852.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554852.46 93231.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45371.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141241.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288290.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331815.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389363.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357715.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272575.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69627.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242928.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269683.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288221.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10361.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at increasing economic opportunities for returnees in Senegal, including those living in rural and semi-urban areas, to boost youth employability, including through the support of the diaspora. The project also provides 6 month-long entrepreneurship trainings to 220 returned migrants and youth in the region. At the same time, the project addresses the youth and their family members in the community remote villages and schools aiming at changing the narrative's focus from the dangers of irregular migration to promote national opportunities and positive models of success of returnees and youth. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 275671.98 752530.05 53386.13 24752475.23 Contracted Grant Amount Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1081588.16 1081588.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24752475.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1124090.61 -656574.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -65981.8 31191.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 84521.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221256.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158296.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184400.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98865.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259822.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19752.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall project objective is to contribute to economic adaptation, recovery and growth in Ukraine in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, through targeted support to affected MSMEs primarily for job retention and creation. The project activities will complement Government of Ukraine’s emergency actions and support a robust and targeted response to long-term implications of COVID-19 in Ukraine. The project will also directly contribute to stabilization efforts in Ukraine through improved conditions for the sustainable socio-economic inclusion of internally displaced persons, victims of trafficking and domestic violence, and returnees, through revitalization of local economies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Ukraine Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 818288.19 5010468.23 4543961.08 149239.22 9900990 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10521956.72 10521956.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970297.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3344929.09 3960396.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4095549.16 2970297.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3253337.38 -1764.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11599.39 9751.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2868.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2692.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8734.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 159799.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8121.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 90723.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 236869.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 168569.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 76427.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 168.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117102.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107449.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181334.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505917.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 593002.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1164958.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1330961.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1967434.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2383919.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1349992.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214483.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 929.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support regional initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean region, with the objective to strengthen the socioeconomic integration of Venezuelan migrants in their host communities. This initiative proposes a two-fold approach to contribute to the development of opportunities at regional level. The first, will aim to increase access to income-generating initiatives through, an integrated and harmonized regularization processes and an improved access to employment opportunities. Under the second pillar, IOM’s priority is to ensure that local, national and regional policies and decision-making forums appropriately reflect integration needs and priorities of Venezuelan migrants and that local actors have the capacities to design and implement these policies and address arising integration needs. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Curaçao Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Aruba (Netherlands) Argentina Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1193774.59 1488453.04 27500000.29 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2682227.63 2682227.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1318971.2 15500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1470727.77 -0.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -194316.38 80000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17183.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 35000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63843.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27183.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 124237.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1286.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114941.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98767.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343377.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366142.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121221.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140715.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350365.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 934476.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -259202.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29247.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5840.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Inspiring and empowering youth for the development of personal projects providing an alternative to irregular migration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 14026.2 83763.85 220370.27 215285.66 495000.65 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533445.98 533445.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 495000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567660.55 3522.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13364.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43440.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16374.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32209.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39102.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39700.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20709 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31376.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33098.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42051.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214193.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of the proposed action is to develop structural interventions that aim to strengthen national capacities to provide empowerment services to youth through technical support and tools, facilitating cross-sectoral coordination, establishing national networks and referral mechanisms, and providing trainings and conferences to exchange lessons learned and good practices. The project will build upon a pilot initiative implemented in two Tunisian cities (Sfax and Mahdia). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 95100.43 1141207.5 1140709.73 938047.89 2970297.46 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3315065.55 3315065.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3344929.05 55795.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111672.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88993.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161358.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161645.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201680.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104660.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187356.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241735.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343717.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353922.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the development of international cooperation in the implementation of the Argentine Fund for International Cooperation (FO.AR). For this, IOM will cooperate with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship (MRECIC), by providing technical support services for the mobility of experts and the implementation of operational activities, in accordance with the standards of the MRECIC and the IOM. The project will contribute to the economic and social development of the Argentine Republic, as well as other States of the Global South, through the implementation of programs linked to migration, supporting practical measures at the regional, national and local levels. The project will support the mobility of experts in the framework of international cooperation actions that would benefit societies of the beneficiary countries and the migrant population in them. It will also contribute across the board to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda, especially SDG 10: Reduce inequality in and between countries and SDG 17: Revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development. Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 289255.68 694212.36 636361.33 694212.36 520659.27 2834701 Contracted Grant Amount Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2834701 2834701 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133639.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133639.5 454863.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454863.34 136839.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136839.68 -15310.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15310.17 64774.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64774.57 14190.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14190.17 13643.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13643.9 87219.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87219.06 3478.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100113.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102462.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44479.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53152.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130999.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104517.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13701.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23411.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33072.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105503.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint programme aims to support Mauritius and Seychelles advance on their green and blue economy agenda by advancing integrated, gender sensitive and evidence-based policy and financing levers that are catalytic. In Mauritius, the focus is on renewable energy while in Seychelles, the focus is on solid waste management. The joint programme will contribute to strengthen the policy framework, establish financial mechanisms, and avail information needed for the private and public sectors to invest in the green and blue economy to accelerate the realization of the SDGs. Adequate policies and access to critical information will have catalytic effects leading to increase in green and blue economic investments building on collaborations between governments, UN Country Teams and development partners. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritius +230 210 42 50 iommauritius@iom.int & CoM: clemmel@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/mauritius Atalian Tower, Level 12 LVL 12 57 Labourdonnais Street, Port Louis, Mauritius Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Seychelles Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Project with no inclusion of gender issues 7613.92 80851.92 11534.25 100000.09 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.09 100000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 2243.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3261.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3234.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5398.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2576.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1737.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45102.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 24 February, over four million people have fled Ukraine, including 211,038 third country nationals. This situation requires to urgently reflect on possible responses in neighboring countries and beyond, including in Italy, adopting a rights-based approach, with a view to link humanitarian assistance, peace and long-term development. This project's purpose is to promote the humanitarian-development nexus approach by fostering a conductive environment for Ukrainian diasporas' active role in response to current crisis. The specific objective is to facilitate dialogue between Ukrainian diaspora organizations and national and local stakeholders in Italy, and Ukrainian diaspora response. Foundation Open Society Institute (FOSI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Italy Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 14000.49 85999.47 99999.96 Contracted Grant Amount Foundation Open Society Institute (FOSI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.96 99999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Foundation Open Society Institute (FOSI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5267.69 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Foundation Open Society Institute (FOSI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5267.69 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Foundation Open Society Institute (FOSI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.04 36294.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58437.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the Government of the Marshall Islands (GoRMI) in its journey to economic self-reliance through the continuation and further development of the women-led domestic tourism programme called Ao Kapijuknen, which translates to “our home” (originally supported through a Line 1 allocation for a pilot project). In 2024, the country’s unique relationship with the United States of America established through the Compact of Free Association (COFA) is set to end, which the GoRMI has acknowledged as a “major challenge for which we must prepare now.” With approximately 50 per cent of the government budget funded from external sources over the past decade, equivalent to 35 per cent of GDP, the RMI has much work to be done to become self-reliant. Building off the success of the pilot IOM Development Fund project, the next phase of the project will focus on addressing lessons learned and insights gained to build the capacity of the GoRMI to take full ownership over the programme while also continuing to support and provide funding, training and capacity development to women-led businesses and entrepreneurs through the programme (Outcome 1). Ultimately, the project will support the sustainability of the programme, contributing to the diversification of livelihoods and long-term economic self-reliance in the Marshall Islands. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 17180.28 113662 146636.7 22521.02 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 7193.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19934.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15368.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17963.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11334.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33175.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33186.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85347.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34400.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Community Response Map is an online feedback platform which facilitates online tracking, compilation and visual mapping of communications received by targeted communities in Zimbabwe. This tool has been developed by IOM to improve community engagement and two-way communications. World Vision International (WVI) is implementing activities but lacks a system for recording and following up on community feedback and complaints. To respond to this challenge, IOM will develop a customized instance of Community Response Map for the WVI context. The interactive dashboard enables project managers and decisionmakers to assess the effectiveness of interventions across various metrics including geography, gender, age, and level of comprehension over time. The integration of a coordinated and systematic feedback component in WVI programming will allow the project to measure the impact, geographical reach and gaps in coverage of activities to targeted communities. World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 9166.7 13749.96 4583.32 27499.98 Contracted Grant Amount World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27499.98 27499.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17500 10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 2740.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12662.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1584.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1502.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5366.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Community Response Map (CRM) is an online feedback platform which facilitates online tracking, compilation and visual mapping of communications received by targeted communities in Ukraine. This tool has been developed by IOM to improve community engagement and two-way communications. World Vision International (WVI) is implementing activities but lacks a system for recording and following up on community feedback and complaints. To respond to this challenge, IOM will develop a customized instance of Community Response Map for the WVI context. The interactive dashboard will enable project managers and decisionmakers to assess the effectiveness of interventions across various metrics including geography, gender, age, and level of comprehension over time. World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 26707.96 1975.2 1316.89 30000.05 Contracted Grant Amount World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000.05 30000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Vision International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 1235.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17652.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8049.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Persistent poor socio-economic conditions in the South Caucasus, most recently exacerbated by the outbreak of COVID-19, and the perception that improved living conditions might be attainable through foreign employment, have triggered many in the region to leave their communities of origin and migrate from rural to urban areas, or abroad. Over the years, however, many also opted to return to their countries, often facing difficulties in their reintegration experiences, due to isolation and scarcity of economic means. Within this regional scenario, this initiative aims to contribute to harnessing the potential of returned migrants for social stability and economic well-being of local communities in the South Caucasus, building upon lessons learned with communities in Georgia, and expanding on these thematically and geographically to Armenia. Rooted in IOM’s Integrated Approach to Reintegration, this initiative aims, in the long term, to support policies that consider the individual, community, and structural level of return and reintegration; it does so by ensuring, in the medium term that returned migrants make use of improved opportunities for sustainable reintegration and participation in local development, focusing on facilitating access to information and guaranteeing participation in initiatives that support individual employability and social inclusion. It does also so by facilitating dialogue across the two countries involved, exchange of good practices and, support to enhance a whole-of-government approach reintegration policies and practices at national and regional level. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia Western Asia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 219940.77 180059.23 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 23478.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34162.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30649.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26483.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62197.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69031.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35485.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77874.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Montenegro, diaspora has only recently become recognized as a legal category, when the first law governing the relationship between Montenegro and its emigrants was adopted in mid-2015. Moreover, there is currently no comprehensive mapping on the Montenegrin diaspora available to the Government of Montenegro. The field of diaspora thus represents an opportunity for greater involvement to develop stronger cooperation between Montenegrin institutions and expatriates in different areas of expertise, with the ultimate goal of contributing to the sustainable development of Montenegro. In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to the sustainable development of Montenegro by harnessing the human, economic, social and cultural capital of its diaspora.To do so, the project will work on allowing the Government of Montenegro to engage more effectively with its diaspora in socio-economic development (Outcome 1) by making available a gender-sensitive diaspora mapping methodology to generate data on the human, economic, social and cultural capital of the Montenegrin diaspora (Output 1.1). The mapping methodology will help develop specific strategies and mechanisms for diaspora engagement in Montenegro, based on local needs and priorities. In this way, this pilot initiative will set a necessary foundation and pave the way for future interventions in the sphere of diaspora engagement in Montenegro. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 53609 53609 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53609 53609 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53609 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53609 -12438.6 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12438.6 8.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16283.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24876.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of the project is to create viable livelihoods and skills for youth as an alternative to irregular migration by increasing access to employment opportunities and income generating activities in high departure areas in the regions of Kayes and Segou. In view of the precarious skills profiles as well as the disadvantaged employment context facing the youth, the two regions figure among the main zones of origin of young irregular migrants from Mali. The project aims to promote skills development and entrepreneurial activities in the two regions, this enabling social and economic empowerment of youth. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1004036.78 1065060.61 38589.81 1980198.12 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2107687.2 2107687.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1095605.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1127165.99 884592.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950153.25 51332.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78508.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282934.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109793.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453050.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 565417.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267322.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279856.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Georgia has experienced complex migration dynamics in the last three decades which includes an increasing number of migrants returning with greater vulnerabilities to social and economic exclusion. Returnees struggle with socio-economic reintegration, especially after a short and irregular migration. Several factors affect returnees’ prospects of sustainable reintegration, including availability and accessibility of infrastructure and services as well as access to information on available opportunities. The Government of Georgia has made reintegration of returning citizens a key priority of the Migration Strategy of Georgia and since 2015 has been allocating special funds from the state budget for supporting return Georgian migrants. The strategy acknowledges this issue and envisages programmes to support return migrants’ reintegration. The goal of the project is to design, test, synthesize and put forward a comprehensive model of reintegration of return migrants at the individual, community, and structural levels. The project will analyse different types of interventions and suggest the most effective and targeted model that results in the best reintegration outcomes. The results of this project will be used to develop the implementation strategy for the larger four-year on sustainable reintegration project in line with the long-term outlook of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 132145.69 256854.06 388999.75 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388999.75 388999.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311000 58000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58000 7276.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49669.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56908.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68687.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103553.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48030.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35725.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Administrative support to the Ibero-American Program for the Strengthening of South-South Cooperation Chile - Int'l Development Cooperation Agency (AGCID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chile +56 2 296 33 710 iomsantiago@iom.int Matilde Salamanca 736 Piso 4 Esq. Eliodoro Yañez Comuna de Providencia, Santiago, Chile World Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Paraguay Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Spain Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Cuba Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Argentina Andorra Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 51200.92 567643.08 618844 Contracted Grant Amount Chile - Int'l Development Cooperation Agency (AGCID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618844 618844 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618844 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Chile - Int'l Development Cooperation Agency (AGCID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618844 -207788.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Chile - Int'l Development Cooperation Agency (AGCID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -207788.06 36834.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123756.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199448.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49032.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1984.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) UCLG Contribution for the project “Balancing Migration Narratives in the Americas” United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Americas United States of America Haiti Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Cuba Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Canada Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 10000 10000 Contracted Grant Amount United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 10000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 9345.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Diaspora engagement project aims to facilitate partnership and increase investment into Tunisia through the engagement of diaspora living particularly in France, Italy, Germany, Saudi Arabia and Cote d’Ivoire. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 194606.02 440497.53 1406950.44 56656.85 1980198.14 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2098710.84 2098710.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980198 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1086694.01 34561.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61444.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88157.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50062.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108626.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193348.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0096 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sierra Leone has a growing youth population which is faced with limited economic opportunities in their local communities. 74.5 per cent of Sierra Leone's population is made up of youth under 35 years and about 65 per cent of the youth population within employment age do not have access to secure and sustainable jobs. The country has a youth structural unemployment rate of 70 per cent, which is amongst the highest in the West African region. Consequentially, a large number of youth migrate to urban areas or resort to risky irregular migration outside the country in search for better livelihood and opportunities, leading to rapid urbanization and heightened risk of exploitation.In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to reducing the push factors towards rural-to-urban and irregular migration of youth in Sierra Leone.The project will seek to do so by leading the National Commission for Social Action (NaCSA) to support inclusive and gender-sensitive job creation and livelihood opportunities for youth in Sierra Leone (Outcome 1) by making available evidence on gender-sensitive labour market needs in the project’s target communities (Output 1.1) and subsequently implementing gender-sensitive community-based livelihood projects in the target communities on the basis of the needs identified (Output 1.2). By enhancing local economic opportunities through tailored catalytic community and youth empowerment projects, the project will attempt to tap into local economic potentials for sustainable growth and economic opportunity enhancement, thereby addressing drivers of irregular migration. While the project will aim to target two communities selected on the basis of priority, evidenced by high numbers of youth departure, successful pilot projects could be replicated and scaled-up across the country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sierra Leone NEW SIGNAL HILL ROAD 18, FREETOWN 232, Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 154887.31 140529.36 4583.33 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 1831.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16096.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11681.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18790.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14376.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0099 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at increasing economic opportunities for 20 returned migrants and 200 youth in the Kolda region of Senegal, including those living in rural and semi-urban areas, to boost youth employability, including through the support of the diaspora. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 168320.71 890974.1 49930.98 25409049.51 Contracted Grant Amount Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1109225.79 1109225.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656574 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28373.98 24752475.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1069683.46 68713.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 17982.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90006.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84204.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76343.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9022.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project proposal is for the fourth phase of the EiM program, and seeks to raise the visibility of challenges faced by migrant and host communities in the LATAM region and how innovative approaches to socio-economic integration leads to better outcomes, more resilience and a more empowered community for all. This fourth phase will be implemented through a communication strategy that involves the development and dissemination of captivating multimedia products and participation in strategic visibility events with key stakeholders in Ecuador, Peru and the United States. By raising awareness and visibility of the challenges faced by migrants and host communities and how programs like EiM help communities overcome these issues with key stakeholders and potential future funders, IOM aims to continue aiding the socio-economic integration of displaced people, highlighting the program’s capacity to scale and replicate as well as demonstrating its success in bringing economic resilience to the region. International Organization for Migration (IOM) USA for IOM IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America Americas United States of America Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 53571.25 214286.16 107143.08 375000.49 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000.49 375000.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 25000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000 76805.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95951.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67091.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35168.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26762.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The social, economic and political context in the Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region remains challenging, affecting migration dynamics and in particular, integration opportunities. According to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), the average economic growth for the LAC region has declined significantly: 6.7% in 2021 to 3.7% in 2022 to 1.3% in 2023. Such declining economic growth is occurring in a context already marked by high levels of informality and inequality, overstretched institutions and political instability, which in turn primarily affects the poor and vulnerable, including migrants. Within this difficult social and economic context, migrants face obstacles to integrate economically and socially. The most vulnerable are those that are unable to meet their basic needs (rent, food, education and health costs, etc.) because they face challenges accessing income generating opportunities. To address these barriers and based on the results achieved during Phase I of the WeBelong project, Phase II aims to continue supporting sustainable migrant socioeconomic integration through a comprehensive intervention that focuses on Access to Employment; Entrepreneurship Support; and Capacity Strengthening of Local Authorities and Civil Society. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Panama Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 974067.48 964061.78 866560.34 30000001.65 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2804689.6 2804689.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1147227.53 8000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 732734.93 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61667.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16961.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306243.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295738.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project has been developed based on the interest of proposing a sustainable local development project to be implemented by ENA, which aims at responding to local needs while targeting the most vulnerable Libyans. Through this 48-months project in partnership with IOM, the wider efforts done in Sabha and the south of Libya on livelihoods promotion and social cohesion, that have been at the core of IOM’s work in the south since 2016, will be maximised. Moreover, the project will build upon IOM’s previous work conducted on TVET curricula development and infrastructure rehabilitation to strengthen learning and job pathways for youth from different regions in the south of Libya through curricula development tailored to the Fezzan market needs, rehabilitation of a TVET centre already identified in Sabha by the MOL and through private sector and agricultural cooperatives/associations engagement. Eni North Africa B.V International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1021911.67 1035287.94 1009111.15 1860127.84 73562.11 5000000.71 Contracted Grant Amount Eni North Africa B.V International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000.71 5000000.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Eni North Africa B.V International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 9718.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11186.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18250.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68159.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the strengthening the Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing's (UPCEFE) capacities in order to increase the number and quality of provincial and/or municipal project proposals and documents that are presented to multilateral credit institutions, in line with the provincial public investment policy and Provincial Law. The strengthening of institutional capacities and government officials allows for the improvement of knowledge, skills, and actions of public organizations. The proposed modalities for strengthening UPCEFE's capacities are broad and include personnel training, mentoring, organizational development, support for the creation of provincial work networks, sectoral prioritization according to provincial needs, establishment of cooperation agreements, and the development of a results-based budget for UPCEFE that is not only structured by programs but also allows for the measurement of programmatic goals and objectives. Implementing these actions will improve UPCEFE's access to external financing to design and implement public policies that benefit all inhabitants of the province, including foreign and internal migrants, while simultaneously reversing recent patterns of emigration. Under this project, the IOM Country Office in Argentina will provide technical and administrative assistance to UPCEFE, which is responsible for the administration of project funds. Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 489765.72 493419.8 832133670 Contracted Grant Amount Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 983185.52 983185.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14427692.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16830.09 70764596.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80604.39 50000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53841.97 144061153.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145248.97 14986.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72007.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60269.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129721.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Ukrainian economy, already affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, faces serious recovery challenges due to the war in Ukraine following Russia's invasion in February 2022.Humanitarian assistance remains critical to address the serious needs associated with the ongoing conflict, but targeted action is also needed to promote economic resilience, early recovery, durable solutions including local integration, and prevent communities from falling back into humanitarian dependency. In response to these challenges, IOM proposes a comprehensive socio-economic recovery response that aims to strengthen the livelihoods of affected populations and communities to support economic recovery and development in Ukraine, using a holistic framework encompassing interventions at the individual, community and systems levels. MPTF - Ukraine Community Recovery Fund (UCRF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 379662.92 1920337.19 2300000.11 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Ukraine Community Recovery Fund (UCRF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300000.11 2300000.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Ukraine Community Recovery Fund (UCRF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300000 53588.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198126.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520635.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To support the Government of Niger (GoN) in addressing the challenges related to youth employment and the socio-economic conditions inciting young people to irregular migration exposing them to risks of exploitation and abuse, IOM in Niger has been implementing the IDEE - Initiatives for Enterprise Development project since 2017. This third phase of the IDEE project aims to promote the economic inclusion of young people (men and women) through entrepreneurship and the enhancement of skills adapted to the country's production and labor market needs. The project is part of the ongoing drive to increase economic opportunities for young people, by supporting entrepreneurial initiatives and including other vulnerable groups, more specifically women, people with disabilities and returning migrants. The project will be implemented in four target regions: Tahoua, Zinder, Niamey, and Agadez, which are mainly areas of departure (Zinder, Tahoua) and arrival or transit of migrants (Niamey and Agadez). The project will focus on vocational training and Niger's entrepreneurial fabric, with a view to supporting the most vulnerable young people and women in setting up micro-enterprises and expanding production activities. Priority will be given to women's entrepreneurial initiatives and to people living with disabilities. The project will support groups of women producers and micro-enterprises applying virtuous and innovative techniques (hiring young apprentices, recycling, renewable energies). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Niger Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 879808.47 1603132.5 1426767.69 340112.5 3960395.59 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4249821.16 4249821.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1960396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2121640.69 49033.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176908.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362157.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nicaragua has been a country of origin and transit of migrants. In recent years, Nicaraguan migratory flows have increased, with main destination countries being the United States of America, Costa Rica, Spain, and Panama. The socioeconomic situation and social exclusion are factors that drive migration. In this context, this initiative seeks to contribute to the reduction of the main development gaps of the communities of origin in the North and West areas of the dry corridor in Nicaragua. To achieve this, IOM will implement three actions: the first action will contribute to understand the developmental gaps in communities of origin of migrants through a study based on the Monitoring Matrix, the development of an analytical agenda for the identification of the main Human Mobility (DTM). The second action consists in the formulation of a multisectoral strategy to reduce the main developmental gaps in communities of origin of migrants. The third action is oriented towards the development of skills and abilities in the management of communication technologies and digital networks for adolescents and young entrepreneurs in vulnerable conditions. Inter-American Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nicaragua +505 2 278 95 69 jmmartinez@iom.int https://nicaragua.iom.int/es Ofiplaza El Retiro Edificio 5, 2 Piso, Suite 522 Rotonda el Periodista 150 mts al Su, Managua +505, Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 157497.8 129573.8 92928.44 380000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Inter-American Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380000.04 380000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Inter-American Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57000 19000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Inter-American Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19000 1976.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11369.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1642.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address the interlinked challenges of decreasing rural productivity, increasing unemployment, and climate change impacts on the agricultural sector in rural areas in Kazakhstan, particularly for women. The project's objective is to contribute to supporting the Kazakh government in building the resilience of and empowering local communities in target rural areas of Kazakhstan through enhanced agricultural cooperation and urban-rural partnerships.Key interventions include conducting a gender-sensitive comprehensive situational analysis (Output 1.1), organizing multi-stakeholder dialogues and consultations (Output 1.2), conducting a study visit to a country with successful agricultural cooperatives (Output 1.3), and setting up a pilot small grants programme for agricultural cooperation (Output 1.4). These interventions aim to increase the resilience and empowerment of local communities to contribute to sustainable development through enhanced, Government-supported, and climate-resilient agricultural cooperation and urban-rural partnership (Outcome 1), thereby contributing to the project objective. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 99721.46 188445.22 11833.32 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 3615.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to serve the victim population prioritized by the Ministry of Labor and the Victims Unit who are in different stages of the program for income generation through urban and semi-urban self-employment. This program has a focus and call phase, the second phase includes a virtual training process on basic business topics, a third phase in which the development of the business plan is developed, a fourth phase that focuses on the delivery of assets and a fifth phase that focuses on monitoring and support. The program will be implemented virtually, except for asset deliveries. Participants are divided into three groups, depending on the phase of the program they are in; The first group requires total attention to the route, the second group begins with the validation of the business plan and deliveries and the third group only requires the assistance and training process on commercial issues for the business units they already have, to The first two groups must deliver elements to the business units. Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1411095.44 5792187457 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1411095.44 1411095.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5502578084 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1318904.92 51932.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 729161.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the economic development of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) by focusing on employment creation and the revitalization of local economies, particularly in food, agriculture, and market systems. The project targets enhancing conditions for climate resilience and promoting the sustainable economic inclusion of women. The primary outcome (Outcome 1) is to enhance employability and business support for women through the provision of mentoring and financial support to women-owned and women-staffed MSMEs and the enhancement of institutional capacity within the Government of FSM. To achieve this Outcome, a comprehensive labour market assessment and service point mapping to identify women-owned and women-staffed MSMEs will first be conducted, using community-based participatory approaches and consultation exercises to ensure maximum participation and economic impact (Output 1.1). Second, financial resources for job creation and scale-up will be provided to selected MSMEs through an innovative financing framework under IOM's Enterprise Development Fund (Output 1.2). Grants will focus on promoting sustainable job creation in climate-resilient sectors, with a particular emphasis on women's participation. The project will offer tailored support to partner MSMEs, ensuring the sustainability of actions outlined in their business plans. These interventions will finally be coupled with a capacity building component on the delivery of innovative MSME financial services focusing on food, agriculture and market-based approaches targeting the Government entities and financial institutions in FSM (Output 1.3), to ensure the sustainability of project outcomes. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 128166.68 159333.33 12499.99 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 3112.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the economic, agro-industrial development and food sovereignty of cassava producers in Montes de María, through interventions that leverage private and public resources and boost local regional markets, with a cross-cutting gender approach. The project seeks to close socioeconomic gaps and consolidate peace in the target territories, by promoting environmental sustainability and social inclusion through a model of reconciliation. The following entities will participate in the project: Almidones de Sucre, three organizations of small producers, Mayor’s Offices of Toluviejo, Chalan and San Antonio de Palmito, Territory Renewal Agency, Rural Development Agency, Colombian Agricultural Institute, Agrosavia, Regional Autonomous Corporation of Sucre, National Learning Service, GERMISEMILLAS, Campo Limpio, Lombriabonos La Granja, Bancolombia Foundation, and Banco Agrario. Each participating entity within its role will contribute to economic and agro-industrial development promoting food sovereignty and supporting organizational and business strengthening processes, based on a gender and social inclusion approach. The cultivation of industrial cassava has high importance in the region as well as in the PDET municipalities. Likewise, this cultivation is prioritized in the Action Plans for Regional Transformation a planning instrument conceived in the Peace Agreement. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community Development Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 85573.98 171147.96 99836.24 356558.18 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356558.18 356558.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249591 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249591 12779.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10217.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0113 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Albanian citizens are likely to continue to emigrate for employment, which will have a major impact on the country's development. Therefore, it is important to provide valid alternatives of employment in the country, especially in those areas experiencing a massive tourism inflow in recent years. The aim of this project is to enable local governments to effectively manage migration and diaspora matters. This includes a focus on promoting employment for internal migrants, reintegrating returned migrants, and encouraging diaspora investments, while strengthening interinstitutional coordination and migration stakeholders’ engagement, all the while reshaping the narrative on migration. The project will support central and local institutions in Albania to develop, strengthen capacities, and pilot the legal, administrative, and operational procedures for internal migration, return and reintegration, and diaspora engagement aiming to increase employment opportunities for the Albanian workforce, while supporting the interinstitutional cooperation of local and central government agencies, vertical and horizontal coordination and changing the narrative on migration targeting the public at large with a special focus on the young generations and their self-improvement/empowerment. The project will also ensure gender mainstreaming and inclusion of minority groups, promoting inclusivity and diversity in the relevant practices. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Albania +355 42 25 78 37 infotirana@iom.int https://albania.iom.int/ “Brigada VIII”, Nd. LID, Kt. 3, Apt. 303, Tirana, Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 71411.82 257452.56 1012672.29 632271.46 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1973808.13 1973808.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133927.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179527.94 11810.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62413.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of FORSATY Plus is to strengthen protective factors to Violent Extremism (VE) and provide positive pathways for youth and community development in Morocco to reduce individual vulnerabilities to VE and build resilience in marginalized persons. The Activity also seeks to increase the capacity of the Government of Morocco (GoM) and other Moroccan institutions and communities to sustain and replicate successful preventing/countering violent extremism (P/CVE) models and use monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) methods. FORSATY Plus framework is composed of three main outcomes that drive the program, and one cross-cutting outcome than brings value to and builds synergies between the three operational outcomes: Outcome 1: Moroccan public institutions apply improved models and MEL methods. Outcome 2: Civil society sustainably assumes a larger role in building individual resilience•Outcome 3: Moroccan communities acquire local ownership and increase their resilience•Cross-cutting outcome: FORSATY Plus interventions adopt a holistic approach and thrive on intersectoral collaboration. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1726778.18 789078.11 2515856.29 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2515856.29 2515856.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304328 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304328 19250.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772787.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CE.0357 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the action is to contribute to effective mainstreaming of migration into international cooperation and development policy. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified 455796.33 520097.4 491823.97 499139.55 519440.51 464261.03 112498.4 2700000.02 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3063057.19 3063057.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570065 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602350.69 614782.77 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758991.07 296065.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332284.42 822794.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 930762.5 357393.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435845.97 28017.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5932.74 24690.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105183.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105818.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164333.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136179.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78826.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87957.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78098.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102682.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162508.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169139.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180596.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116442.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114326.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157727.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164519.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106988.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126055.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166892.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171957.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194310.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106297.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102065.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94431.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36664.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -391.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CE.0385 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the economic development of the disadvantaged regions of the North-West and South-East of Tunisia in order to reduce poverty while decreasing the risks of irregular migration, notably by promoting the active participation of the Tunisian diaspora. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Community and Economic Development 582346.34 656654.26 628400.86 619190.95 654786.28 162508.38 2899998.45 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3303887.07 3303887.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 583428 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691265.4 1262046 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1481274.65 1054526 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1209318.81 -82282 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -90122.67 90.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -179788.44 1424.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4809.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 36529.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96230.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77140.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51453.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57127.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90302.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84541.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51475.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57746.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80652.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103761.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162308.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 337903.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340331.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215281.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 337633.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364495.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504208.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56588.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CE.0402 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to increase livelihood and access to water resources of internally displaced persons in rural communities in Azerbaijan. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 444412.43 761849.88 761849.94 759772.82 758289.12 758289.12 4244463.31 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4244463.31 4244463.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1120000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1120000 648000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 648000 795600 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 795600 530400 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530400 442000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442000 125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 230000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230000 529000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 529000 -175533 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -175533 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 28306.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84594.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72644.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105147.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129587.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94486.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116268.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428613.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153876.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129076.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292572.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 456337.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240913.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333175.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280926.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281890.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232046.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197471.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88082.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174797.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148033.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175617.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -738.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 738.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0532 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to mitigate tensions and possible causes of conflict and contribute to creating an environment for improved stability and social cohesion in towns and villages neighbouring the Um Rakuba camp in Gedaref, Sudan. It does so to support crisis-affected refugees, migrants, and hosting communities through: (1) Providing access to basic services and responding to community-prioritized needs, improving local capacities to ensure there is sustainable access to services for local populations; (2) Promoting social cohesion by improving opportunities for dialogue, positive social interaction; and (3) Providing and enhancing livelihood and employment opportunities to reduce vulnerabilities and promote socio-economic development. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 796182.45 956013.62 273149.44 1880000.98 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2025345.51 2025345.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1519775.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1742861.78 360224.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259103.5 315746.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 262945.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -2930.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36757.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145817.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228667.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334528.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101603.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28123.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116728.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96662.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13040.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 321233.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3040.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0554 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to strengthening the stability and development of mining areas in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo through an improved security environment that allows for legal, responsible, and conflict-free minerals trade. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of Congo Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 106331.29 1705844.94 85125.87 1897302.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1897302.1 1897302.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64302 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64302 1833000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1833000 0.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.15 86.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196614.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 672115.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425393.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519527.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140962.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -71285.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13887.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0654 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project creates the conditions for strengthened local dialogues between stranded transhumant herders due to COVID-19 mobility restrictions at the borders between Niger, Nigeria, Benin and Burkina Faso, host populations and relevant authorities. This is done through data collection, cross-border local negotiation and local consultation frameworks, in order to achieve a consensus on the regulation of access to natural resources, as well as on the implementation of measures to support and secure the return of transhumance herders to their areas of destination of their choice. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Western Africa Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 490847.03 537091.56 72061.3 1099999.89 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099999.89 1099999.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279 168794 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168794 121638 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121638 244010 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244010 110390 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110390 161086 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161086 293189 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293189 614 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614 -0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.11 34593.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 149905.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30781.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86810.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232628.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131604.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143801.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289806.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -55.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0682 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This program builds upon the lessons learned from two previously implemented phases in the country and on their achievements. This third phase benefits from the network of peace committees, as well as relationships and networks of trust built with local authorities in key areas of the Diffa and Tillabéri regions since the inception of the programme and in Tahoua since mid-2020. This phase ensures the continuity of the flexible and rapid grant mechanism, expanded to areas not yet covered within the scope of the program, in order to support activities and responses addressing the main drivers of conflict and instability, as well as possible displacement in selected areas based on key needs identified by the Nigerien High Authority for Peacebuilding (HACP). While Diffa, Tillabéri, and Tahoua remain the primary locations, activities in border areas may be considered, based on the security situation, availability of funds, the potential impact the program may have on the intervention area, and priorities of the HACP, the European Union, and the International Organization for Migration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 620982.22 5884318.85 952916.87 7000000.94 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7458217.94 7458217.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5195659.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5958324.68 1804340.88 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1962106.11 -194583.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -665486.26 268437.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404196.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 677551.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1329695.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1486028.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2184778.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654657.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126943.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124416.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1761.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0798 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the application of innovative and inclusive approaches to conflict mediation and cross-border communication, this project aims to strengthen the relationship between Guinea and Sierra Leone by addressing recurring cross-border conflicts occurring between cattle herders and farmers. Support will be provided to border communities in the Falaba district (Sierra Leone) and Faranah prefecture (Guinea) to ensure that they benefit from more accountable institutions, together with mechanisms that facilitate and improve cross-border relations which will in turn promote peaceful co-existence. This project also strengthens social cohesion between the Falaba District of Sierra Leone and the Faranah Prefecture of Guinea by supporting climate-smart livelihoods and overall herder and farmer cooperation. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sierra Leone NEW SIGNAL HILL ROAD 18, FREETOWN 232, Sierra Leone Western Africa Guinea Sierra Leone Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services West and Central Africa Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 100976.44 437642.76 861471.01 71373.8 1471464.01 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1471464.01 1471464.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1030024 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1030024 -515012 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -515012 220719 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220719 86411 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473283.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -142107.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77074.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104428.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95992.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20718.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18385.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4626.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3892.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8185.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0799 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to enhance the legitimacy and capacity of the Government of Niger, specifically at the village and commune level, and support state structures to deliver essential services and support to at-risk communities. This will increase the resilience and cohesion of communities in resisting conflict and instability, including threats of violent extremism. Components of this project include supporting improved communication by facilitating trust building between local authorities, community leaders, and communities through the creation and reinforcement of peace committees, as well as supporting local authorities in responding to security concerns at the community level. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 5019351.81 7343180.27 11571999.44 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12362532.08 12362532.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4473685.52 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2087682.67 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2006018.05 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2132196.16 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2183406.11 -428000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -468784.23 -197653 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -213910.17 -244.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -298819.29 594150.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1498071.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2096024.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4746745.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1187187.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1349552.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1459973.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1007260.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17512.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5847.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0824 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to support displaced persons in migrant settlements in Western Belize to become productive members of their host communities and participate in furthering their common resilience, socio-economic growth, and sustainable development. Indeed, the lack of proper integration of migrants in Western Belize into the Belizean society, lack of basic services, and exposure to the impacts of climate change make them susceptible to continued displacement. As such, this project, jointly run between the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Sustainable Development Unit (SDU) of the Government of Belize, seeks to prevent further displacement through integrated service delivery, as well as enhanced prevention, protection, and solutions for disaster and climate-related displacement. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belize +501 223-9500 dlocke@iom.int Suite 4; 376 Bay Street;Belize 376 Bay Street; Belize City, Belize 501, Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Caribbean Environmental Resilience and Disaster Displacement Response Plan 2022 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 388901.07 388901.55 380547.72 1158350.34 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1158350.34 1158350.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286116 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286116 872234 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 872234 3671.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25858.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19252.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39572.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28557.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111989.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78055.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332901.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246497.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73797.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95307.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90432.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0851 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to implement strategic actions that will support the efforts of the Government of Colombia (GoC) in the provision of direct assistance to migrant children in early childhood and their parents and/or caregivers. This will, in turn, contribute to their development and integration within the host communities. The project seeks to contribute to the creation of a broad and solid foundation for the well-being, resilience, and lifelong learning of children. In addition to this, it will strengthen their protective environments to prevent any violation of their rights. The project will be implemented in four areas (Bogota, Barranquilla, Soledad, and Valledupar) of Colombia and will cover the following components: rapid situational diagnosis, strengthening child-friendly spaces for refugee and migrant children and, development of psychosocial support strategies for caregivers. Stichting Bernard van Leer Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5498.49 347836.47 1419120000 Contracted Grant Amount Stichting Bernard van Leer Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353334.96 353334.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 702927331 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Stichting Bernard van Leer Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179730.84 696598750 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Stichting Bernard van Leer Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151775.76 -3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Stichting Bernard van Leer Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22649.9 86136.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39722.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 289.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17001.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61907.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55626.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43620.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4552.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0907 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the consolidation of peace by facilitating the accessibility of young women and men to civic spaces and natural resources in the Diffa region. The specific objectives of the project are: 1) the operationalization of civic spaces and the optimization of their access to young women and young men of the Diffa region; 2) Strengthening the resilience capacities of young women and young men in the preservation, accessibility and rational management of natural resources (water and land); and 3) the mobilization of young women and men to strengthen social cohesion and prevent violent extremism. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 611507.6 538492.56 1150000.16 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1150000.16 1150000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 805000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 805000 345000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345000 7090.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39032.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76852.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43030.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232696.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128937.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351687.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281609.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7462.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3345.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -117.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0939 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overarching goal of the project is to reduce inter-communal conflict over natural resources in Marka District, Somalia by supporting young people who are primarily, though not exclusively, from the Biyomal and Habargidir sub-clans to lead the development of inclusive and participatory resource management mechanisms and governance systems. Young people from displaced communities, minority clans, and young people with disabilities are also incorporated into the project activities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 313533.55 611672.06 49794.42 975000.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 975000.03 975000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682500 292500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292500 -0.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.52 137838.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -7196.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 506397.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13570.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18716.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36380.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40147.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134390.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22882.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115000.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20556.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22570.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0954 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to extend its partnership with the US Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs in Pakistan (INL-P) for the monitoring and evaluation of projects for law enforcement agencies (LEAs) in Baluchistan, Pakistan with the following objectives: (1) complete the LEAs infrastructure facilities according to the agreed design, timeline, and standard operating procedures; (2) assess the achievement of the outcomes agreed between the Government of Pakistan and INL-P; (3) enable INL-P to be informed of the progress of the projects and see the significance of its assistance in strengthening institutional capacities of the LEAs and controlling criminal, militant and narcotics activities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 52051.54 624626.52 624626.52 624626.52 572574.31 2498505.41 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2498505.41 2498505.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2498505.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2498505.64 2452.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82818.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114168.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42313.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72537.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98832.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271991.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105905.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122913.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182531.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227303.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0982 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen peaceful coexistence between displaced young men and women, from North-West and South-West regions of Cameroon, and the young individuals in host communities in the Littoral and Western regions of the country. The project seeks to produce a series of changes in the short, medium, and long term with the overarching goal to contribute to better integration of displaced young people in their host communities and establish a culture of lasting peace. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 33200.46 398400.12 398400.12 830000.7 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830000.7 830000.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581000 249000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249000 67156.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 0.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30167.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42149.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80847.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122922.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138164.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47992.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70067.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69432.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127163.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24873.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5201.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0994 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the reduction of agro-pastoral tensions and conflicts in Eastern Chad through Transhumance Tracking Tool (TTT) activities, which are encompassed in three main components including the implementation of TTT’s early warning system to inform prevention and management of conflict activities by reporting alerts on transhumance-related tensions and conflicts, the identification of transhumance movements patterns through the collection of data on transhumance flow and breeders’ profiles, and support the establishment or dynamization of local prevention and conflict management committees. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services West and Central Africa Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 214440.62 185559.5 400000.12 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.12 400000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.12 24490.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 98129.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23617.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2590.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54849.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30062.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50654.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32987.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30387.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46295.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5935.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1017 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to strengthening border management capacity, specifically humanitarian border management, in the Lunda Norte province in Angola, and in addressing the underlying drivers of conflict and migration in Kasai and Kasai Central province in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Activities in border regions seek to ensure that border and migration management occurs in accordance with international norms and protection standards. Whilst, in addressing the underlying drivers of irregular migration flows in the DRC and providing durable solutions to returnees, the project seeks to promote economic recovery in the Kasai and Kasai Central provinces. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Middle Africa IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 40174.62 887827.72 1071998.18 2000000.52 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.52 2000000.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300000 -300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -300000 40380.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 237.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85696.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161053.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201768.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208899.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137800.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174487.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77075.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25592.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56557.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -381.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1284 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1019 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to mitigate the sources of conflict between local communities, the central government and local authorities, this project aims to strengthen trust between the various local actors by setting up spaces for meetings and inclusive dialogues at the local level, and by improving the dialogue between the central and local decision-making level in Chad. The “Haut-Commissariat aux affaires traditionnelles” represents the interests of the local traditional authorities in N'Djamena and serves as the intermediary. The goal is to help set up peace dividend activities such as financing of local projects chosen jointly by / and benefiting local communities (installation of community mills / jointly managed community gardens, financing of common structures benefiting social cohesion within the community). UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 452171.2 699080.06 648748.74 1800000 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 1800000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 630000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 540000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540000 30647.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76155.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102515.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142783.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115954.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154434.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138389.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223575.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286730.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 387734.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124944.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16131.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1044 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programming aims to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees and host communities across all 72 accessible barangays in Marawi City. It seeks to address the major drivers of instability and displacement by improving local governance, social cohesion and community stabilization combined with psychosocial support, as well as support for socioeconomic development through integrated livelihood assistance. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 323995.2 907502.86 3322290.03 847202.78 5400990.87 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5400990.87 5400990.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2550000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2550000 -49009.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -49009.9 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 162570.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261843.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137308.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122488.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121949.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157514.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221828.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225302.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412428.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388869.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 748959.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 773483.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 738729.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 927714.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme contributes to the improvement of economic conditions in conflict affected areas in Iraq, and the creation of sustainable employment in particular. It utilizes a multi-faceted approach to livelihoods that includes short term support such as cash for work, longer-term support for both micro-enterprises as well as small and medium enterprises, and support for the rehabilitation of community-level key economic infrastructure that is critical to support businesses and job creation. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 287634.66 13807152.79 10972870.03 2285119.33 2098958.22 25742574.66 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29451735.03 29451735.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5446089.11 3960396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4434933.93 5940594 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7097483.87 3960396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4459905.41 3960396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4016628.8 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3253337.35 -0.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249443.03 11859.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 1500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 35158.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608333.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814250.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1083478.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1896868.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2297064.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3549299.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42799.99 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88452.4 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5366418.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1441221.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1118940 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 932284.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1101493.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1443499.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42666.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18847.33 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1816850.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66.6 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2916632.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10534.35 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2476787.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -140198.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17795.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is a continuation of the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance support to non-majority communities in Kosovo with the aim of stabilising their socio-economic and employment prospects and inclusion of non-majority communities. The initiative is in line with the Europe 2020 priorities particularly “Inclusive growth: fostering high employment economy delivering social and territorial cohesion”. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 324303.27 963561.53 1175259.53 845081.71 1460325.62 1340230.54 5459998.02 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6108762.2 6108762.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 986325.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1085066.28 2501682.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3050832.12 1471992.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1599991.75 20944.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2037.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39418.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66496.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73949.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75336.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51422.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388571.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430847.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 572147.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1021886.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375829.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32236.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219577.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 502312.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315754.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152998.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221896.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629793.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193305.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129632.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5297.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at supporting to national and state task forces on developing and implementing risk communication and community engagement plans related to the COVID-19 response in the Federated States of Micronesia and Republic of the Marshall Islands. In the Federal States of Micronesia, this includes the provision of technical guidance, production and distribution of national outreach campaigns, and facilitating online trainings for health workers using WHO standards; support to points of entry (POE) activities, including the improvement of infrastructure, procurement of safety and communication equipment to improve surveillance, and facilitating online trainings on screening and managing travelers for border and immigration officers. In the Republic of the Marshall Islands, this project responds to the overall planning and coordination activities of government counterparts, including by providing technical and resource support to emergency operations centers and national response planning efforts; improving communication pathways through communication equipment, trainings, and expanded risk communication and community engagement; and supporting POE measures through the development of standard operating procedures, quality assurance and quality control mechanisms, monitoring and evaluation and reporting mechanisms, as well as hygiene and infrastructure improvements. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Micronesia Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8211757.55 8134077.36 8264374.35 2950821.24 5641828.29 245901.94 33448760.73 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33448760.73 33448760.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23361 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23361 516764 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 516764 877113 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 877113 463249 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463249 780194 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 780194 699766 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699766 1752791 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1752791 557856 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557856 848321 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 848321 1119126 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1119126 3044952 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3044952 1430089 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1430089 4033846 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4033846 3416680 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3416680 5236552 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5236552 1964561 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1964561 2946400 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2946400 1727416 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1727416 325108 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325108 200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 99202.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556866.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 761168.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719482.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772107.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1087766.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1116643.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 794618.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996929.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1063143.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94624.6 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2511652.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78286.42 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2389933.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7857.29 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4252376.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61091 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5015.43 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2863289.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200215 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247348 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4145403.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -142395.95 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163435 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3024721.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2545575.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 337407 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9500 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 676857.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303004.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support key actors in the three Liptako-Gourma countries of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, to prevent and effectively manage conflicts related to transhumance in the border areas. First, it aims to strengthen the capacities of information collection and analysis linked to transhumance movements to create an early warning system to avoid potential conflict. Secondly, it equips actors to better prevent and manage conflicts through appropriate mechanisms and procedures. Lastly, it implements actions to strengthen the resilience of stakeholders. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso Western Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 188340.18 1271833.86 272399.71 460296.77 607128.86 2799999.38 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2799999.38 2799999.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490000 490000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490000 420000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420000 980000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980000 420000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420000 -138012.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -138012.91 19809 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40555.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9925 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 49620 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 77086 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49620 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 46478 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47617 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13361 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14886 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2168.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -13073.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 99430.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -14886 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 31445.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36642.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99737.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126387.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128192.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144579 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95403.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153162.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124498.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 982.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4871.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4834.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29982.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59430.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151725.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 336732.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441620.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176405.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31242.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51254.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1080 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This programme is designed to address insecurities of vulnerable communities in South Kordofan State of Sudan, who were most severely affected by the conflicts and following mass displacement and large numbers of returnees. The programme takes a multi-sectoral and community-based approach to strengthen access to basic services and water and sanitation hygiene, livelihood systems, education, and protection measures following the successful clearing landmines and explosive remnants of war in and around the community. The effectiveness and sustainability of the programme is enhanced by adopting and mainstreaming the human security approach, which aims to advance protection and empowerment strategies and responses that are people-centered, context-specific, comprehensive, and prevention-oriented. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 11056.81 86388.59 114208.2 119347.25 331000.85 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331000.85 331000.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165500.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165500.6 165500.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165500.6 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 5377.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4296.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18618.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62331.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221776.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16146.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10998.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11682.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18423.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15640.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention increases access and greater quality of services (including education and health) through supporting the relevant line ministries, the local authorities and the communities to rehabilitate local infrastructures in Chad. Overall, the project contributes to improved governance as it employs a transparent, participatory and accountable decision-making process bringing the local governments and community members together to create a more inclusive system. Acknowledging that resilience cannot be reached without gender equality, the project has a transversal gender approach, addressing inequalities by systematically promoting women’s equal participation in decision making and activities. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2408959.39 2205892.32 2205892.32 1100049.05 7920793.08 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7920793.08 7920793.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1741592 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1741592 2700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2700000 2400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 879200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879200 1.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.08 6122.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 44106.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364254.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602797.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531152.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507865.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 831282.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 673319.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 445831.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 558183.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681071.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505165.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1049063.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 984847.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134578.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 696.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to stability and peace by creating conditions for restoring trust horizontally between communities, and vertically between communities and local leadership in Somalia, aiming at rebuilding the social contract between Somali citizens and state institutions and providing a bridge to longer-term development interventions. Derived from experience on the ground, IOM identifies four pathways for addressing the most urgent stabilization needs in Somalia: implementing a dynamic pre- and post-recovery stabilization toolkit; facilitating ‘government-led, community-driven’ action planning; enabling civic engagement in the absence of robust governance structures; and scaling-up grassroots inter-communal mediation efforts. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2908754.29 5682916.88 6288994.87 1940748.29 14999999.24 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16821414.33 16821414.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5038558 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5642282.2 4436852.73 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4951844.57 7857.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8848.73 5516731.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6170840.72 8120 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12180 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12199.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4060 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 76737.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1102865.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1199701.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499236.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1541514.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1128666.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1260458.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1387456.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 997620.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1231270.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1380692.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2707812.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 818218.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329349.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -116.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8718.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to continue its support to local authorities in implementing a model for integrated multi-sector service delivery to migrants, refugees and other vulnerable groups in Turkey with the aim of promoting social cohesion with the host community. The first component of this project is to continue ensuring that the established Migrant Coordination and Harmonization Center (the Center) for migrants and refugees provide counselling and referral services, as well as supporting existing municipality services through financial and in-kind support to include migrant and refugee groups in their actions. The second component seeks to strengthen the capacity of relevant stakeholders including the municipality, local public institutions and NGOs to work with and for migrants, refugees and the host community through comprehensive technical assistance and capacity building actions. The third project component enhances consultation and communication channels among migrants, refugees, and host community members in order to enhance dialogue and social cohesion in selected municipalities while aiming to reduce inter-communal tensions that may arise from real and perceived competition for employment, resources and access to public services. Collectively, these components continue to ensure that local authorities have the framework in place to sustainably operate the services tailored for migrants and refugees via the Center as well as other mainstreaming efforts. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 215139.32 225785.03 525505.3 899999.66 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 966429.65 966429.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391832.23 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539956.8 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20703.64 45000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51311.29 44994.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66194.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76838.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57506.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144323.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130294.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97517.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111115.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115632.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163072.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45092.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this intervention is to improve the resilience of selected communities in Ouham Pende (Central African Republic) through a participatory approach that will gather local authorities, relevant line ministries and communities to rehabilitate community infrastructures and basic services. This project contributes to addressing the feeling of neglect among youth, a main driver of instability for communities. The project strengthens dialogue between local authorities and communities through the set-up of local committees to promote transparent and inclusive decision-making mechanisms. The project also pays particular attention to youth-at-risk of recruitment by armed groups through the renewed incomes generating activities opportunities. The approach is aligned with the integrated Government and International Community strategy based on the Humanitarian Response Plan. The project promotes gender equity throughout its implementation and the target group is unemployed youth (18-35) or/and with conflict carrying capacity of targeted communities, among whom at least 50% of are women. The project assists 2,000 direct beneficiaries and indirectly reaches 40,000 community members, who benefit from improved governance system and basic services. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central African Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 64342.22 1533340.05 1820410.92 1185865.59 4603958.78 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4603958.78 4603958.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3012860 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3012860 1591100 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1591100 1.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.32 2997.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8287.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2950.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14565.57 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1149.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 1916.19 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 14218.32 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1367.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1078.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2628.93 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 1577.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 6036.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4377.33 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2357.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2031.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 3260.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2031.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2734.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 213770.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139303.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419778.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 563151.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770906.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 679714.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 890847.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746612.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 498227.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191867.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -557487.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11742.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16554.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project addresses stabilization and the promotion of human security in communities in the north of Chad that are affected by marginalization, a lack of basic social services, and challenges related to irregular migration towards gold mining areas in Tibesti and southern Libya, including trafficking and recruitment into armed groups. The project works along two main axes: supporting communities in addressing root causes of instability by providing alternative means of livelihood and participation in decision-making processes; and enhancing institutional capacities to secure and manage Chadian borders by developing stronger community engagement and more coherent approaches to border management. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1015736.76 1914732.69 2605278.7 503746.59 5368483.5 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6039494.74 6039494.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426724.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501735.32 548203.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 666914.31 548203.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642677.08 548203.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654180.85 548203.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 638931.88 452582.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505114.03 452582.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475401.44 452582.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 459008.29 452582.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451228.48 419307.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 456762.06 519307.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560202.34 -247.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -65059.03 38223.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3015.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 17382.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16803.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 452599.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300757.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315863.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260567.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 795770.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135963.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424220.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 633014.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508919.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396749.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 464379.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214999.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31863.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -269.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project led by IOM, in partnership with UNDP and UN Women, seeks to remedy the different drivers of insecurity through the combination of a community policing approach, democratic dialogue and economic recovery. The project's intervention strategy is part of an inclusive and participatory approach aimed at ensuring the participation of populations and security actors in issues related to security governance. In particular, through this project, IOM aims at addressing the structural and underlying causes of conflict by seeking to address the current security vacuum, the strengthening of trust between the population and State actors and the strengthening of community resilience through the development of sustainable socio-economic opportunities, particularly for those most vulnerable. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 94042.54 643984.46 1259305.39 446797.32 2444129.71 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2444129.71 2444129.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 977651.74 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 977651.74 733238.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 733238.8 733238.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 733238.8 0.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.45 19618.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104815.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156426.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175301.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540407.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 596791.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368131.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405079.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13899.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1863.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64446.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2652.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to assist local authorities and communities of Niger and Burkina Faso to (re)establish stability and security, prevent further forced migration, restore trust among community members, vulnerable populations and local authorities and lay the foundations for durable solutions, lasting peace and sustainable development. The project is a joint initiative of the European Union Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF) and the International Organization for Migration. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger Western Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1010100.76 6138053.52 6708737.16 3816633.57 15500000.28 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17673525.01 17673525.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7412977 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8619740.7 8087023 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8062834.5 -1937.77 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73955.86 29382.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 13225.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49504.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 31616.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45862.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 296263.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61833.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 312610.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 93727.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1430325.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 69089.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4573.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -4739.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4582.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 249749.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619364.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 878711.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1132829.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1331335.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1323475.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1701577.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2233627.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2091687.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2650329.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131440.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1038.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -272.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20394.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3752.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to increase resilience to economic shock events and improves social cohesion in communities in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, through skills development and livelihoods diversification of returning migrant workers and vulnerable members of the host community. This will be achieved through a skills profiling of selected unemployed community members and returning migrant workers, and the development and delivery of a series of targeted livelihood diversification training modules based on the findings of the skills profile assessment. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 151331.11 143927.3 4741.67 300000.08 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.08 300000.08 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 -19837.07 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19837.07 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 1430 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5305.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5800.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21803.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35659.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4630.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52359.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107421.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43918.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3907.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to contribute to the stability and peace of the Bilma (Kawar) region In Niger by providing positive prospects for youth. The two specific objectives are to promote social cohesion in the area of intervention, notably through the development of social dialogue and civic engagement of youth, and improve the economic opportunities and prospects for youth in the region. The project finances activities that build public confidence in the mechanisms of democratic participation and the capacities of youth to become actors of social cohesion and drivers of development. As such, the project focuses on the development of sport and culture through the funding of infrastructure and the organization of cultural and sporting events. Niger - Haute Autorité à la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Niger Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 790561.51 1176784.25 2698340.59 55200.93 4150000.54 Contracted Grant Amount Niger - Haute Autorité à la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4720887.28 4720887.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1417626 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Niger - Haute Autorité à la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1693698.92 2078538 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Niger - Haute Autorité à la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2149470.53 653836 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Niger - Haute Autorité à la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713016.36 -271466 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Niger - Haute Autorité à la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -296037.08 0.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Niger - Haute Autorité à la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -77968.36 3185.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15034.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8608.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3800.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7526.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87634.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142782.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227608.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200848.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249986.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298998.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390041.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554723.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 688639.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557518.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 829271.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -85823.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1795.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the application of innovative and inclusive approaches to conflict mediation and cross-border communication, this project aims to strengthen the relationship between Guinea and Sierra Leone by addressing recurring cross-border conflicts occurring between cattle herders and farmers. Support will be provided to border communities in the Faranah prefecture (Guinea) to ensure that they benefit from more accountable institutions, together with mechanisms that facilitate and improve cross-border relations which will in turn promote peaceful co-existence. This project also seeks to strengthen social cohesion between the Falaba District of Sierra Leone and the Faranah Prefecture of Guinea by supporting climate-smart livelihoods and overall herder and farmer cooperation. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Western Africa Guinea Sierra Leone Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services West and Central Africa Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 65002.05 211603.97 387002.43 72123.53 735731.98 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 735731.98 735731.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515012 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515012 220720 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220720 373697.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135455.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56147.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30244.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41789.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57076.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1512.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45838.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2356.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -897.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to address the immediate need for basic services in selected areas of South Sudan and to strengthen local institutions' decision-making capacities, conflict resolution skills, and accountability to citizens. The project supports existing local structures and facilitates proactive involvement from community members to open space for the participation of groups that would otherwise be marginalized. Specifically, the project concentrates on establishing Boma and Payam Development Committees (BDCs/PDCs) and building their capacities, in line with South Sudan's legislative framework on local governance. Once functional, BDCs and PDCs will be instrumental in prioritising infrastructure development at the local level. Active participation of women and traditionally marginalized groups within communities is encouraged throughout the project. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 927653.08 4571847.41 8765779.21 6186181.64 2048539.16 22500000.5 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22500000.5 22500000.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4324547 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4324547 8279814 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8279814 3912997 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3912997 3465291 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3465291 2018000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2018000 499349.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499349.53 6750 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 39626.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1722075.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1664847.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2214919.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1914003.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2279294.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2982012.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3758429.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2617695.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3195540.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291263.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -836771.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57074.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218043.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30301.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280069.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64822.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to reduce community conflicts related to the competition between different groups - including indigenous and migrant communities - for the exploitation and control of land and natural resources in the north-eastern part of Côte d'Ivoire in the border region with Burkina Faso. Activities include the establishment of participatory and inclusive natural resource management mechanisms, the strengthening of dialogue with local authorities and the development of viable economic alternatives that ensure the sustainable use of natural resources necessary for the communities' resilience to climate change. In the absence of effective mechanisms for dialogue and sustainable economic opportunities, these conflicts can increase with the movement of people linked to climate change related disruptions in production systems, as well as increase the risk of the spread of extremism from neighbouring countries. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 114252.2 366755.87 492885.93 26556.24 1000450.24 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000450.24 1000450.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700315 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700315 300135 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300135 -10950.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10950.7 85111.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 174341.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 97677.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 107418.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1072.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27278.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27459.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47630.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41720.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23204.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29557.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76416.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53939.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30173.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57624.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34994.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80262.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5050.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the European Union - Community Stabilization Programme (EU - CSP) Phase IV is to facilitate the creation of an inclusive multi-ethnic society in Kosovo (as per UNSC Resolution 1244 (1999)), through working to achieve socio-economic stability, community development initiatives, and viable income and employment creation with full access for all communities, ensuring their sustainable (re)integration, promotion of community stability and cohesion. The specific objective of the programme is to create income-generating opportunities for non-majority communities in key economic sectors in Kosovo, thereby enhancing their (re)integration prospects. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 59187.68 305740.76 22400.29 25209.85 24061.43 400000.27 Contracted Grant Amount Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436600.01 436600.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119474.31 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329008.86 -376.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) -414.71 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15950.76 21555.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61619.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265341.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81682.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1919.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1119 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this programme is to promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth in Iraq, through helping increase employment and strengthening value chains in the agricultural sector, in support of the Government of Iraq. Specific objectives of the programme also include improving the capacity of the government to facilitate access to finance for micro-, small-, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). In line with coordinated efforts to create sustainable jobs through support to the private sector, the programme contributes to development in Iraq and enabling populations to access their rights. In doing so, it supports the conditions that aim to reduce irregular migration, supports the resolution of displacement scenarios and prevents further displacement of populations due to economic, environmental and other external factors. Key stakeholders of this programme include members of rural communities and households, entrepreneurs, business operators, particularly MSMEs, producers engaged in crop production and animal husbandry, as well as job seekers along the agricultural value chain and in other job-creating MSMEs. The project mainstreams gender and supports women's access to livelihoods. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 136910.07 2502444.57 3968483.62 3903764.21 2597000.3 12000001.09 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13108602.77 13108602.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3045028 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3638026.28 1687825.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1852717.87 4283791.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4542727.24 2983354.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3267638.81 192859 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 50210.8 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 249810.29 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -14074.4 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1564.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 18651.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223044.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299785.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 592099.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 653451.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539791.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1199902.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1071542.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1020708.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 661724.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 940874.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578914.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 818061.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 902001.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 651119.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 918797.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1121 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the improvement of economic conditions in conflict affected areas in Iraq, and the creation of sustainable employment in particular. It utilizes a multi-faceted approach to livelihoods that includes short term support such as cash for work, longer-term support for both micro-enterprises and small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and support for the rehabilitation of community-level key economic infrastructure that is critical to support businesses and job creation. This programme also allows IOM to initiate dialogue with the Government of Iraq and other stakeholders on innovative financing mechanisms and access to loans for MSMEs. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4359874.67 6673209.89 6673210 5726884.21 153275.69 19801979.75 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23586454.46 23586454.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6930693 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8280397.85 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3596001.21 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3078027.98 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3253337.35 3960396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4286142.86 161056.08 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 83462.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413899.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 714657.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1736184.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11360 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525465.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 844820.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166303.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 845060.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2069085.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286262.1 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44826.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1825648.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1096744.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1275912.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94832.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 751014.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28328.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2322335.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8587.78 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1589032.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2120270.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90012.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2155995.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will design and implement a comprehensive intervention strategy to improve the living conditions of conflict survivors and promoting individual, family and community resilience in Colombia. The project’s comprehensive transformative strategy is people-centered and context-specific and recognizes individual's and communities’ capacities to implement psychosocial support and mental health activities, build peace, and reduce violence on the one hand, while also creating alternative local development activities, promoting solidarity, and building a circular and care economy on the other. The project focuses its efforts in municipalities with Territorial Approach to Development Programs, and on groups that have historically suffered from victimizing acts and violence including women, youth, people with disabilities, LGBTI population, ethnic groups and peasant communities. Priority is given to design methodologies that promote peer learning, co-design, empowerment of local knowledge, horizontal education, circles of care, experiential learning, exchanges of knowledge, one-to-one mentoring, and the use of artistic and communication tools, among others. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5590652.27 7154834.77 7154744.16 7023022.75 4751746.05 31675000 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31675000 31675000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43298 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43298 194828 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194828 433590 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433590 380874 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380874 607672 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 607672 1273827 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1273827 1939434 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1939434 868689 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 868689 2238137 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2238137 2885762 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2885762 3603110 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3603110 1373042 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1373042 2018653 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2018653 2276694 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2276694 2083737 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2083737 18937.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39527.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 275251.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 98690.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90336.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 192016.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90460.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 58604.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51268.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 435541.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 48267.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 156467.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 169736.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 233758.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 150723.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113501.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227287.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311989.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557810.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 756726.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1128856.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1344943.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1375116.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2422190.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2671746.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2161041.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1743665.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2222432.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1971589.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1652162.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1131 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to reduce irregular migration in Guatemala by connecting Guatemalans to opportunities to achieve prosperous, secure and dignified lives. It contributes to the government of the United States of America's regional Root Causes Strategy and is closely aligned with USAID Guatemala’s 2020 – 2025 Country Development Cooperative Strategy. The project likewise reflects IOM’s commitments to protect migrants from the multiple dangers brought about by irregular cross-border movements and advance Sustainable Development Goal 10.7 to facilitate orderly, safe, and responsible migration. This project materializes in tailored research, targeted activities, mainstreaming approaches and sensitive programming. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1399595.55 7242148.98 5056585.47 4679088.39 2271617.4 727201.99 21376237.78 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21376237.78 21376237.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538459 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538459 445919 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 445919 990491 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 990491 1021231 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1021231 1446853 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1446853 1347037 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1347037 2280072 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2280072 2765235 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2765235 2487429 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2487429 1234345 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1234345 1502859 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1502859 1524390 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1524390 1719439 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1719439 40000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36812.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73980 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -36812.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 155232.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 24859.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 142431.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42424.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1146895.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60560 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1043044.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1596389.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 691589.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 489202.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 139434.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 300320.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 453066.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40444.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 328012.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 49797.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200957.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247703.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 784112.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 937787.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797082.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 989008.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1172715.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1114523.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 924927.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1087717.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1148109.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1018483.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156491.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1476872.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to stability and peace in Somalia by creating conditions for restoring trust horizontally, between communities, and vertically, between communities and local leadership. Building on lessons learned from previous IOM projects in Somalia, this project's interventions incorporate years of best practices to deliver the Organization's integrated stabilization strategy, which is optimized by a combination of local presence/access, multi-sectoral expertise, and nuanced contextual acumen. The ultimate goal is to support the rebuilding of the social contract between Somali citizens and State institutions and providing a bridge to longer-term development interventions. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 61664.12 694516.78 530947.76 1287128.66 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1287128.66 1287128.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 990099.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 990099.01 297029.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297029.7 -0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.29 4824.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74245.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67029.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104086.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140033.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99021.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140912.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10080.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475880.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2877.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132754.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40949.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through a transnational approach, the proposed intervention aims to revitalize the Haiti - Dominican Republic Joint Bilateral Commission (CMB). This will be done in order to structure a binational governance model that includes and recognizes a plurality of actors and institutions at the local and national level that can contribute to the improvement of relations between the two countries, the creation of spaces for conflict resolution and the reduction of violence. This holistic approach is implemented to achieve the following results: (1) Border populations are aware of the positive contributions of safe, orderly and regular migration as well as of the benefits of peaceful binational relations; (2) Spaces for cross-border dialogue and local technical and cultural collaboration mechanisms are strengthened to promote social cohesion and the prevention of local conflicts in the border area; and (3) The CBM contributes to the strengthening of the binational dialogue between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, in particular in the field of security and migration. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Caribbean Dominican Republic Haiti Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 65661.43 195036.12 228376.9 331943.63 278982.21 1100000.29 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000.29 1100000.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385000 385000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385000 330000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330000 17500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9586.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35582 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100097.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4588.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22417.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51420.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142117.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95400.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58491.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69809.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173256.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12451.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63355.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47145.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51695.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1138 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through a transnational approach, the intervention aims to revitalize the Haiti - Dominican Republic Joint Bilateral Commission to structure a binational governance model that includes and recognizes a plurality of actors and institutions at the local and national level that can contribute to the improvement of relations between the two countries, the creation of spaces for conflict resolution and the reduction of violence. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominican Republic +1 809 688 81 74 iomsantodomingo@iom.int Socorro Sãnchez 152-154 Gazcu, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Caribbean Dominican Republic Haiti Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 112858.71 158798.97 87527.4 48414.61 92400.15 499999.84 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.84 499999.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175000 175000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175000 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 14844.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44529.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14368.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13406.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40451.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7114.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9723.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6093.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2685.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14939.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42699.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53086.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54022.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48069.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17485.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5669.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28292.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3080.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3457.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13868.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30184.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project was developed through a series of consultations, workshops and discussions with a wide range of stakeholders at various levels in order to provide better coordinated programmatic interventions in Abyei Area (Sudan). A recent security council resolution emphasized the important nexus between peace and development, and more specifically the mutually reinforcing effect that security and political facilitation, on the one hand, and recovery and development programme could have for the stabilization of the Abyei area. The goal of this UN joint programme is improved nexus of humanitarian-recovery/development sustaining peace through increased inter-communal social cohesion and economic resilience. In doing so, the outcomes are improved social cohesion for inter-communal equitable recovery/ development between Dinka and Misseriya, and increased economic resilience for communities. The UN joint programme aims at increasing coherence within the humanitarian – recovery, development - peacebuilding nexus in order to adequately and efficiently address protracted multi-faceted needs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Sudan Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 672245.02 138878.4 2882657.04 2246814.35 5940594.81 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5940594.81 5940594.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106000 794029 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 794029 -3000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3000 693070 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693070 3217825 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3217825 1132770 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1132770 263343 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 606231 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 84778.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 50552.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 510875 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 126823.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 540215.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 133027.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 8542.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42071.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58458.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126494.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299315.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541391.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224777.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262952.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25679.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129224.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212676.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153090.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276333.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the deteriorating socioeconomic conditions in Lebanon, this project aims to provide livelihood and employment opportunities to vulnerable Lebanese and Syrian refugees through the provision of direct employment, and support to small and medium enterprises demonstrating commercial viability and the ability to generate employment. The project aims to mitigate increased risks of irregular migration and community destabilization by helping financially struggling individuals and families, with an equal breakdown between host and displaced beneficiaries, while also striving to promote female access to livelihood opportunities. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 222222.24 666666.72 111110.92 999999.88 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.88 999999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 2229.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58313.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66609.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107784.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175790.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143673.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424977.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20621.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1143 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to promoting stabilization and preventing violent extremism in Northern Mozambique particularly in communities affected by conflict with a specific focus on youth, women, and girls. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is conducting activities to support community-led conflict prevention and creating a conducive environment for communities to live peaceful and productive lives through income generation and improved infrastructure. By focusing on addressing root causes in a context-specific way, IOM aims to promote stability, reduce vulnerability and build local resilience - contributing to Mozambique achieving Sustainable Development Goal 16, Peace, justice and strong institutions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 652283.09 1061606.61 2309277.96 1314457.07 5337624.73 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5337624.73 5337624.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1682517.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1682517.17 1473237.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1473237.04 6.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.55 1334485.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1334485.14 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.05 46646.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 37238.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 4432.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94245 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158063.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301872.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410058.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392319.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308048.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349543.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 751853.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501321.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706619.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301576.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126371.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1144 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The fourth phase of this project seeks to reinforce social cohesion and strengthen resilience of populations affected by the crises in Burkina Faso. The project will assist affected populations through an increase in both joint and targeted livelihoods opportunities and access to protection for vulnerable asylum seekers and selected displaced persons and host communities in the North region of Burkina Faso. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 398307.07 601693.03 1000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.1 1000000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 245000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 246340 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1339 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90781.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200570.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123788.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72069.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20110.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1145 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is implemented within a consortium comprised of the International Organization for Migration, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Niger. The consortium aims to provide support for improving the protection of populations in general and people at risk of statelessness in particular in the border areas of the Tillabéri region. It also supports the improvement of stability, inter-community relations and dialogue between border communities and state structures. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 359304.83 508726.08 211969.2 1080000.11 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1080000.11 1080000.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378000 378000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378000 324000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324000 -11466.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11466.38 262.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40040.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44661.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186961.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89944.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261508.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63391.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102167.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135601.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116955.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2167.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29204.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1148 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports Serbian authorities in addressing basic needs of migrant populations residing in Serbia through the improvement of living conditions in reception and asylum centers, procurement of relevant non-food items and personal protective equipment, ensuring access to education for migrant children enrolled in the formal education system, as well ensuring access to protection services through engagement of social protection professionals present in the field, support to their better mobility between locations when necessary, coverage of utility costs of centers dedicated to accommodation of unaccompanied migrant children and purchase of relevant furniture and IT equipment needed in these centers. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2117275.9 573247.5 2499999.79 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2690523.4 2690523.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3048780.49 -4583.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5014.69 -0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -428762.35 30467.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 16155.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 150246.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158413.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376297.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432364.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1454992.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5065.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1130.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1151 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint programme targets communities in Kejo-Keji, Yei, Morobo and Lainya communities in South Sudan to support social cohesion and promote stabilization between politically divided communities and between returnees and host communities, as well as encourage early recovery in what was once the country’s breadbasket region. Political conflict has continued in Central Equatoria, further devastating a region that had once served as the country’s breadbasket, encumbering the prospects for early recovery at a time when people have started to return to their places of habitual residence, leaving refugee camps in neighbouring Uganda. The project seeks to create a conducive and safe environment for civilians by engaging armed actors and supporting community policing. It enhances local capacities for the peaceful resolution of conflicts and disputes arising out of competition over land and resources between communities, while at the same time promoting early recovery and resilience in such a way that seeks to revive the region’s potential for production and development after years of warring. UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3205342.33 6877200.32 517457.01 10599999.66 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10599999.66 10599999.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10300000 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 0.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.27 4000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 131044.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 577056.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 494604.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2089518.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 139943.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1300795.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 133083.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 216845.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586017.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737925.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 880851.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869987.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439613.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1153414.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856635.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 319408.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -313165.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17581.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1156 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project responds to the increase of tensions and anti-migrant sentiments in local communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) that are hosting large numbers of migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees, in particular in the areas around Sarajevo and in Una Sana Canton. The project aims to establish a dialogue between migration management actors, local community representatives, central government stakeholders, common citizens and representatives of the migrant and refugee community and find solutions to address the main causes of these tensions. This project will also continue the work initiated through a previous project to reduce the risk of and control COVID-19 infections among people on the move and will be complemented by interventions aimed at caring for the mental well-being of this population. Ultimately, the project aims to contribute to enhance social cohesion in communities hosting refugees and migrants and enable a response to the migration emergency that benefits people on the move and BiH citizens alike. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 145029.12 934412.61 1151653.81 2000001.18 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2231095.54 2231095.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1448724.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1688490.02 551275.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571270.01 -6759.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -150227.84 11681.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 469050.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 31912.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 55366.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40337.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 23459.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27215.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63059.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2547.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6398.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 47907.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124174.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277956.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316833.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43451.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550479.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16497.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1201.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1157 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This program contributes to the inclusion and improvement of quality of life of ethnic communities in the Cauca coastline of Colombia, through an intervention model based on the ethnic traditional practice of these territories called “Mamuncia” and a cross cutting gender strategy. In particular, the program develops co-creation spaces with the participation of Government Institutions, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and the education sector to open effective and sustainable dialogue paths toward finding solutions to the problems that have historically afflicted the region, and to generate synergies between the Government of Colombia and CSOs. The co-creation spaces are centered around five lines of work: Organization and Institutional Strengthening, Acceleration of Entrepreneurships, Heritage Protection, Knowledge Transfer (on Gender-Based Violence), and Access and Quality of Education. Charities Aid Foundation America, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Colombia Plan de Respuesta Humanitario 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 42147.85 357852.31 400000.16 Contracted Grant Amount Charities Aid Foundation America, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.16 400000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Charities Aid Foundation America, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Charities Aid Foundation America, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 68667.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54270.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29381.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62093.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107530.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59575.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18480.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1158 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 01 March 2015, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been implementing a series of projects on Police Professionalization and Community Policing in Lubumbashi (Haut-Katanga province) and Mbuji Mayi (Kasai Oriental province) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). In line with the four previous phases of the project, conducted between 01 March 2015 and 21 September 2021, the fifth phase seeks to improve the capacity and accountability of local police in Lubumbashi and Mbuji Mayi in addressing security concerns in their communities, specifically in the District of Diulu (Mbuji Mayi), and Luwowoshi and Naviundu quarters (Annex District– Lubumbashi). This fifth phase also aims at strengthening efforts towards full ownership of community policing by Government partners. This goal is aligned with the overarching objectives of stabilization of the Government of the DRC and the international community to promote good governance, strengthen the rule of law, reduce conflicts, and increase security for communities and vulnerable populations. The extension of the community policing system is also among the main objectives of the second quinquennial national police reform action plan, adopted in December 2019 by the Congolese National Police, and validated as a priority in the police’s operational plan for 2021-2022. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 516140.68 3100996.37 3617137.05 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3617137.05 3617137.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3617137 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3617137 -415332.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -415332.7 278432.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1359922.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 866216.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366067.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324936.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7798.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -383.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1159 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sierra Leone is a low-income country marked by food insecurity and limited access to livelihoods. Food availability and affordability have increasingly become low. As the country relies on imported goods, including most of its staple foods, food prices spiked across the country, leading many households in a spiral of poverty. According to the Household Hunger Scale, 73 percent of households suffer from hunger, among which six percent suffer from severe hunger. As a response to these urgent challenges, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) are jointly implementing a programme which seeks to strengthen the capacity of the Government and communities to prevent and mitigate public health challenges, and provide resources to improve livelihoods and address obstacles to improved food security for enhanced community resilience. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY IOM - Sierra Leone NEW SIGNAL HILL ROAD 18, FREETOWN 232, Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Sierra Leone Intersectoral COVID Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 425269.02 175295.01 600564.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600564.03 600564.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600564.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600564.29 -31918.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31918.66 -48.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48.38 64026.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52633.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134554.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45384.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71264.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207288.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7109.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1160 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to improve dialogue between border communities and State authorities in northern Ghana by strengthening mutual trust and reinforcing the socio-economic resilience of these communities. Ultimately, through this project, it is expected that border communities and local authorities are engaged in the provision of social amenities to support socio-economic resilience and, border communities are supported with water, sanitation and hygiene facilities that will improve Infection prevention and control capacities to respond to public health emergencies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 236907.25 505666.9 742574.15 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742574.15 742574.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742574 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742574 -201.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -201.26 -0.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20341.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58054.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112277.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245552.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65760.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249801.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9367.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1162 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention concentrates on urban and peri-urban resilience through a lens informed by ongoing stabilization and durable solutions activities in the area. This will enhance progress towards durable solutions and (re) integration, re-building the social contract between Somali citizens and State institutions, and providing a bridge to longer-term development interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 276269.24 911849.64 1188118.88 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1188118.88 1188118.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1188118.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1188118.81 0.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.35 19307.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41533.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156638.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396135.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228459.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247665.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98379.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1163 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to strengthen the government-led and community-driven expansion of access to quality education for out-of-school children and youth in order to build local institutions and reduce the vulnerability of young people to violent extremism. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 320636.07 3847632.36 2564404.87 6732673.3 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6732673.3 6732673.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168593 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168593 2137572 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2137572 1269687 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1269687 316639 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316639 925621 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 925621 814716 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814716 1099845 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099845 -26.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26.63 58482.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1360748.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886933.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1364258.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 542299.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763640.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656464.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1159307.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21056 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37999.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -433.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1165 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the strengthening of social cohesion and enhanced resilience of individuals and communities affected by conflict and displacement in Iraq. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 964185.73 428437.42 2000000.16 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1392623.15 1392623.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1405481.38 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1405481.38 -2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1405481.38 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -59771.91 18233.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30719.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 37526.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257234.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 790400.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503447.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -176151.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -115718.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1166 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Activities for this project are in line with the strategic direction of the Refugee Response & Resilience Plan (3RP) for 2022, namely the aims to develop a strong protection network, to strengthen and deepen the resilience approach, to enhance self-reliance through economic opportunities, and to contribute to a durable solution for Syrian refugees by supporting their inclusion into the Turkish society. The response under this project will target the Shelter and Basic Needs, Livelihood and Community Stabilization, Protection, and Education sectors. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8636205.34 10813795.07 19450000.41 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19450000.41 19450000.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8500000 10950000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10950000 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 -1703.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1703.55 13377.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 9560.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 64034.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32234.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 143467.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 111886.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1500846.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62964.16 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3757169.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8254505.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30586.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901601.98 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13309491.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -107561.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8601057.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33937.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 828.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1703.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1168 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to peacebuilding efforts and the maintenance of balance, peaceful coexistence, and the empowerment of vulnerable groups through consistent support for the key role played by women and particularly internally displaced persons in order to strengthen socio-economic resilience and better promote peace and social cohesion in the Nord and Sahel regions of Burkina Faso. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Burkina Faso Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1717803.64 904328.51 286406.12 30710938.49 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2908538.27 2908538.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17010938 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1683084.79 13700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290383.35 192980.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 245737.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5345.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24679.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167743.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173963.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323451.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 243095.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198986.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116706.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242631.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749137.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1169 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to the Colombian Government's efforts towards strengthening the social fabric and generating bonds of trust between the communities that have been victims of forced displacement and the receiving communities, within the framework of the return, relocation, and local integration processes, through the TEJIÉNDONOS Strategy. To this end, it is expected that 41 communities of victim population prioritized by the UARIV (by its acronym in Spanish) achieve the re-establishment of trust among them and the social cohesion through the recovery of social/traditional practices and territorial rooting to foster a sense of community and promote dynamics in favor of the alternative resolution of community conflicts. The project will provide tools that allow the communities to participate in decision-making, generating strategies to promote participatory practices and to reverse the differential effects and conflicts impacts on the communities based on a differential approach. The project aims to generate this impact in the communities through training. The project will be implemented within the framework of 4 thematic axes: community recognition, construction of a sense of community, conflict management, and public participation. Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 468131.4 1999999999 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468131.4 468131.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202224.47 1200000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250260.68 -311166658 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) -65179.44 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21822.98 111686.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253796.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1170 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon the success of the pilot and recognising the importance of these social cohesion activities to the reintegration process, this project offers a model of ongoing social cohesion that promotes the connection between male disengaged combatants and women formerly associated with non-state armed groups, with community members throughout the reintegration process. United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 77468 92880.67 170348.67 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170348.67 170348.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170348.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170348.49 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 5460 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1802.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49795.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18786.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36310.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58193.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1172 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the resilience-based response for refugees, migrants and host communities to refugee crisis and environmental degradation in Hodh Ech Chargui (HEC) region. Built upon the previous projects and coordination with local authorities as well as other international humanitarian organizations in HEC, the expected objective of this project is twofold along the following theory of change: if refugees in the camp in HEC are assisted with diversified means of support; and if economic livelihood opportunities are available for the refugees outside the camp, migrants (including returnees and herders) as well as host community members; then the social coexistence and resilience in HEC region will be improved. Because refugees, migrants and host community members in the region will have better livelihoods opportunities, and the communities will have enhanced capacity to strengthen social cohesion and stability in the context of regional insecurity and in a changing climate. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 745662.44 510672.22 1256334.66 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1256334.66 1256334.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297232 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297232 297232 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297232 297232 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297232 67406 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67406 297233 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297233 -60544 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -60544 -0.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.5 14257.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 30115.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 28423.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 7775.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 205.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19364.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153243.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525598.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 422695.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5241.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -646.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1173 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been performing third-party monitoring of the INL-P’s infrastructure and agriculture projects implemented by various government agencies across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including in the Newly Merged Districts. The project seeks to ensure that INL-P has proper monitoring and evaluation system in place for its projects in KP through IOM monitoring team. It specifically aims at ensuring that INL-P funded projects are implemented with proper quality assurance and control mechanisms. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 225667.95 541603.08 541603.08 361069.49 1669943.6 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1669943.6 1669943.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787945 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787945 882000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 882000 68125.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118635.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131538.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128565.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50181.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104881.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100022.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65257.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41062.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1174 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will provide vital information and actionable policy recommendations for addressing the food crisis in Yemen. Through a political economy lens, the reasons behind various inefficiencies contributing to the food crisis will be assessed and analyzed, with the aim of identifying practical measures for addressing them. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 8474.4 139455.6 147930 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147930 147930 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147930 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147930 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 19315.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13827.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114786.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1175 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This Project aims to support further strengthening and sustainability of protection response to mixed migration in the areas of reception, education, and social protection. The Action is designed to ensure smooth transition of interventions to institutions to enable them to deliver services independently. Therefore, the Action will continue to support rehabilitation and reconstruction activities, maintenance, procurement of equipment and furniture required to ensure proper and dignified living conditions in government-led centres. To continue with further strengthening the delivery of essential protection services, including social protection, information and educational services, this Action will support sustainability-oriented, institutional delivery of social protection and educational services, their quality, efficiency, and standardization as foreseen under the national legislative framework and EU/international standards. The Action will also support further capacity building of service providers to increase knowledge and competencies in their priority areas. The Action will adjust to potential changes in trends throughout project implementation cycle, thus following timely coordination and communication between MoLEVSA, SCRM and IOM. In the area of education, the Action focused on strengthening the education system via ensuring professional support for working with migrant children, providing translation of educational material and support for enrolment of students to secondary education. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1462955.88 2480296.84 1152420.98 207945.78 5000000.71 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5303619.48 5303619.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1035972 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1092797.47 2266380.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2482344.37 13393.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 109485.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 125787.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4517.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332817.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67074.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57764.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210165.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216806.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182437.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190709.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139740.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191186.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1176 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to support efforts towards the economic empowerment of the Bangladeshi host community and the Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar district. The project will focus on gender-sensitive market-related skills development linked to self-reliance activities in the camps by improving the technical skills of the Rohingya refugees, especially women and youth, and employment and self-employment in growth sectors for the host communities. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 149945.81 748023.26 732234.04 85083.98 1715287.09 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1715287.09 1715287.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 711678.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 711678.44 40 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40 510531.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 510531.16 493037.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 493037.09 26179.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49769.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 82993.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 133117.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 118292.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58556.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 116194.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 252767.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27922.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58297.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70073.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45955.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23425.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22907.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65185.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57808.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84873.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1177 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The primary focus of this action is on reducing environmental-induced displacement and conflict in Hirshabelle State, specifically in Mataban, through a holistic approach involving tangible investment in natural resource infrastructure, pragmatic innovations for water and energy capture, livelihood opportunities in the agro-pastoralist sector, and reforestation. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1217749.22 741976.73 105637.99 2000000.41 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2065363.94 2065363.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1095624 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135361.66 31824.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 27683.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 138417.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 5185.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102724.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82437.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308023.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254905.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706678.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376335.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89763.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47642.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1178 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will aim at advancing durable solutions for people affected by displacement and supporting sustainable reintegration in areas of return or relocation. The proposed intervention will primarily target Anbar governorate and will adopt a multi-pronged approach centered around: 1) enhancing access to return and relocation pathways for IDPs; 2) improving access to critical services, including mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), legal assistance, and protection services in areas of return or relocation; 3) strengthening social cohesion and livelihood opportunities; and 4) reinforcing localised community and national governance structures to address communal barriers to durable solutions. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2487090.61 910522.7 2900000.13 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3397613.31 3397613.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2900000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3606965.17 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -56193.13 -0.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.21 1850 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 450 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 71112.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 176787.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2053429.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1246389.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 752.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1179 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The stability in the frontier provinces of Chad is often at risk, with the socio-economic and security conditions being extremely precarious. While the Lac province in the wider Lake Chad region is often in the limelight, receiving consistent attention from humanitarian and development actors, the other provinces of the region comprising of Barh-el-Gazal and Kanem, and the remote northern province. The absence of livelihood opportunities, food (in)security, growing impact of climate change, presence of non-state armed groups and the resultant unexploded ordinances, and lack of access to basic social services render the lives of the population in the region extremely vulnerable to forced migration, with women and youth finding themselves in aggravated precarious situations. Therefore, the project provides a multisectoral approach to this crisis, with the aim to strengthen community stabilization in the provinces of Barh-el-Gazal and Kanem by: Strengthening support to communities in addressing root causes of instability through provision of alternative and innovative means of livelihood, and implementing community-based and community-led projects; Training government and traditional authorities in human-rights based approaches to facilitate safe, orderly and secure migration and community management; Providing psychosocial and mental health support to communities in the region. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Chad Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 977069.99 874304.14 142623.69 1993997.82 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1993997.82 1993997.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996979 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996979 996999 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996999 14830.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49166 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144221.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331361.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209044.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376278.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 702030.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122407.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1180 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To create a peaceful electoral environment by supporting interventions on conflict prevention and mitigation of widespread insecurity, human rights violations, and electoral violence before, during, and after the 2023 General Elections in Liberia. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Liberia +231 77 500 1373 iommonrovia@iom.int KAMCO Building 15/16 Streets, Payne Avenue,, Monrovia, Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 255677.44 397185.18 32937.51 685800.13 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 685800.13 685800.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480060 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480060 205740 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205740 23048.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17881.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7716 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33293.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72480 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5580.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2429.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38515.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61808.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81532.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94823.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62080.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119967.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50385 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14260.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1181 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the needs of Syrian refugees and host communities as identified by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) led Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP), of which IOM is a part, IOM will assist the Syrian refugees in Iraq, mainly by providing transportation from the border points to the refugee camps identified by the authorities of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Additionally, IOM will pursue its monitoring of the flows of population crossing the border through its Displacement Tracking Matrix, to provide the humanitarian actors with timely, accurate and up-to-date information on population movements at the border. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 124999.99 124999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124999.99 124999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 0.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.43 46840.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78159.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1182 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The activities under this project directly link with the allocation strategy presented to partners by the Nigeria Humanitarian Fund and the prioritization by the Food Security Sector for the Emergency Standard Allocation Strategy. Prioritized activities under this project will directly contribute to the Provision of Agricultural Resilience Support - livelihood inputs/assets or using a multiple-modality and approaches. The targeted locations for Livelihood activities are: Adamawa State - Gombi and Hong LGAs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 19144.22 180855.76 199999.98 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199999.98 199999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -0.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.44 1331.48 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8179.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18002.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2930.7 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3560.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36930.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17995.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20091.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90976.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1183 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project proposes an integrated community approach for peacebuilding in return areas of Diffa with a focus on inclusive and participatory dialogue. Inclusive dialogue for peace is above all a process that is built on community mobilization and the strengthening of social cohesion. It will start at the local level to strengthen intra- and inter-community social cohesion in return areas, by creating a social force capable of proposing solutions to conflicts and preventing them upstream. By putting communities in a position to discuss conflicts with the state in a thorough, participatory, inclusive and regular manner, the capacities of the state to respond to conflict dynamics in areas of return will also be increased. The project will also provide support for the implementation of solutions identified by communities in the areas of socio-economic and infrastructural recovery, in support of the regional return strategy (2nd phase) defined for the Diffa region. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Niger Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 311748.04 858451.01 914182.44 65588.07 2149969.56 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2149969.56 2149969.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 859988 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 859988 644991 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644991 430524.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -329316.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 373469.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 145657.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3637.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34719.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104450.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141552.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98469.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90432.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153528.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268637.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132173.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1184 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Iraq has been affected by cycles of conflict and violence since 1970s, often marked by human rights violations and a lack of effective response. The genocide and crimes against humanity committed by ISIL against Yazidis and other religious minorities in Iraq (Shabaks, Turkmens and Christians) have had profound impact on these communities and on Iraq more broadly. Thousands of civilians have been killed or are still missing, while approximately 5,000 women and children have been abducted and exposed to crimes of sexual violence or forced recruitment. The Government of Iraq (GoI) passed the Yazidi Survivors Law in 2021, to address the legacy of ISIL violations against minorities in Iraq – comprehensive reparations for survivors of sexual violence and other crimes, including financial allocation and benefits for survivors. Due to lack of technical knowledge, gaps in the implementation persist and threaten effective implementation. IOM addresses this through i) supports General Directorate for Survivors Affairs (GDSA) to strengthen capacity to operationalize the Law and provide reparations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 611462.32 1047463.91 1156627.32 76655.18 2892208.73 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2892208.73 2892208.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 964069 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 964069 963972.93 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963972.93 6123.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2774.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 52862.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 53232.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -7965.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21707 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12622.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120327.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346330.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256273.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256888.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43988.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92254.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97228.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104288.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1185 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the consolidation of peace, reconciliation, and reconstruction of socio-economic activities in the province of Tanganyika through the stabilization of Bantu and Twa communities, the improvement of security, and access to basic services. This project will also focus on improving the living conditions of beneficiaries through access to agricultural and economic opportunities. UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 48719.9 149834.12 198554.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198554.02 198554.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198554 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198554 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 10500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10503.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2513.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21690.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150314.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3160.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -128.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1186 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To support the communities and vulnerable individuals, particularly women, children, and persons with special needs in recovery from traumatic experiences and to reduce the wellbeing and protection risks. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 327534.35 1331222.43 199756.04 1858512.82 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1858512.82 1858512.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575000 354256.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 354256.5 929256.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 929256.5 -0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.09 9904.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 70656.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9722.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90956.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358897.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314951.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383621.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356246.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158643.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104912.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1187 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This Joint Programme will seek to strengthen the resilience of local stakeholders to prevent violent conflict and sustain peace in three municipalities of Southern Libya, namely Ghat, Sebha and Ubari by enhancing social cohesion and creating resilient and sustainable livelihoods, especially for women and youth. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 758690.36 468409.53 31592.22 1258692.11 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1258692.11 1258692.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629346 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629346 629346 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629346 27242.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19208.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96091.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23010.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67660.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164215.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157037.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213214.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 318833.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1188 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to the strengthening of peaceful cohabitation among the communities of Logone Birni in the Far North region in Cameroon, and in particular among communities that show signs of constant or increasing conflict related to competition over natural resources, livelihoods and based on the historical and socio-political conflictual context of the area. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 421330.79 588816.89 140068.6 1150216.28 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1150216.28 1150216.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 690129 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 690129 460087 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460087 52967.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 70447.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58035.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6973.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28480.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38971.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65885.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96097.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146367.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24322.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121556.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1189 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The three-year program will improve 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) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4195811.21 5010570.72 1450150.73 9900990.31 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10656532.66 10656532.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980198.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2122398.74 2970297.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3218089.96 37144 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32524.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42887.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 440168 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 485314.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413905.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 603391.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1214351.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1575333.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1191 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will contribute towards improved stability in Iraq and reduce the risk of renewed violence, by strengthening sub-national social cohesion, addressing localized drivers of violent extremism and enhancing community capacities to address challenges related to the return and reintegration of Iraqis with perceived affiliation to the Islamic State of the Levant (ISIL). This project adopts a whole-of-society approach towards the prevention of violent extremism (PVE) and falls within German Foreign Policy strategic priority areas related to combatting terrorism, crisis prevention, conflict resolution and peacebuilding. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2929454.46 2694467.35 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2929454.46 2929454.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1796311.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1951756.38 898155.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 964721.44 0.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6163.79 39197.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 112846.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 172638 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 752846.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 815567.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 917916.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111579.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1193 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project has the objective to provide immediate livelihood assistance to vulnerable households to meet urgent needs. Project activities will support vulnerable, crisis affected families who are not able to meet their basic needs, through direct cash assistance to provide an immediate boost to local economies and to contribute to improved livelihood conditions, that will ultimately support them in meeting their most urgent needs. Through this approach, the project will empower local communities and contribute towards reducing reliance on external aid. This project will directly support 1,690 vulnerable, crisis affected individuals (and another 10,140 members of their households) to have improved access to basic goods and services in the short term while simultaneously supporting long term livelihood opportunities for people in need. Qatar Charity International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 20820.64 484598.12 468999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Qatar Charity International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505418.76 505418.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Qatar Charity International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4684.45 8606.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266033.53 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58114.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10179.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -262210.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -38665.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36760.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -612.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1194 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The rationale behind the UN Joint Programme is that vulnerability and severe poverty and gender discrimination reinforce fault lines and act as conflict drivers between communities in the Abyei area. Competition over natural resources, especially during migration season, is an additional conflict trigger and often increases the risk of reprisal attacks and vicious cycles of violence including targeted attacks on women and children. The severe effects of climate change and the lack of interventions proposing mitigating these effects for the agro-pastoralist communities in the Abyei box further increase community vulnerabilities and compromise efforts to promote peaceful coexistence. While it is beyond the scope of this Joint UN Programme to address the overarching question of the final status of Abyei, it is designed to address vulnerabilities through increased access to services. Based on the various assessments carried out, the programme posits that these are immediate priorities for violence reduction and community stabilization, including enabling of inter-communal dialogues, while filling the gaps in service provision as incentives for continued peace. An underlying assumption is that increased stability could lead to an improved environment for political dialogue and peaceful problem-solving strategies between South Sudan and Sudan in the contested area. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan Africa Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 652940.87 97059.58 750000.45 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000.45 750000.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 85710.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25007.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146267.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210435.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -71363.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23856.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63069.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194241.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72774.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1195 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to improve human security in conflict-affected regions of return in Ukraine through implementing area-based and community-driven solutions, as well as strengthening consular services for Ukrainian nationals. The project will place a particular emphasis on empowering women and other vulnerable or marginalized groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), youth, older persons, persons with disabilities, survivors of human trafficking, gender-based violence (GBV), exploitation, and other forms of abuse, and war veterans. The project will prioritize activities that support community-level winter preparedness and response. By linking humanitarian assistance to peace and development programming, the project aims to address mid-term needs of conflict-affected populations, thereby reducing their long-term dependency on aid. The project will focus on areas of high return that are conducive to community stabilization programming, which tentatively include Kyiv City, Kyiv Oblast, Chernihiv Oblast, and Poltava Oblast. IOM will target a total of six communities in these regions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 723558.01 3157630.59 3881188.6 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3881188.6 3881188.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3881188 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3881188 56196.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 103997.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 401672.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71738.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 109.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39816.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 924869.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1036679.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513806.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640426.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75297.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21690.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5179.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1197 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In South Sudan, over 551,967 people were newly displaced in 2021, primarily by flooding and localized or subnational conflict, testing the resilience of communities and negatively affecting their livelihoods even when they can return within a shorter timeframe. Yet, more than 1.78 million South Sudanese nationals have already returned to their former areas of habitual residence since 2016. Most of these returnees (50%) live in partly or severely damaged housing, and large numbers lack access to basic services. The compounding effects of insecurity, vulnerability to natural disasters, scarce livelihood opportunities, limited infrastructure and economic resources, and lack of basic services mean that many of these IDPs, returnees and their host communities need humanitarian assistance. An area-based approach is critical in leveraging the comparative advantage of various agencies working across the nexus to address the needs of returnees and supporting re-integrating populations and host communities. This approach will also inform a more durable solution through an integrated approach that addressed people’s needs and vulnerabilities. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 7241637.55 7544234.9 6538650.2 479325.23 20000001.24 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21803847.88 21803847.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7205248 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7451135.47 7199969 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7725288.63 596837.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5676.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288339.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448790.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309102.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394478.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 722884.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772937.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 687523.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1198 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the programme is to improve protection, safety and security and enhance access to justice and peaceful coexistence between refugees and host communities in eight camps in Cox’s Bazar, with particular attention to vulnerable groups such as youth, women, elderly, people with disabilities. The programme will provide a forum through which refugees and host communities will have improved access to protection services and conflict resolution mechanisms, as well as access to legal assistance and victim support services. The expected results will reinforce the capacities of actors that are currently working on community safety and security, justice and protection in both refugee and host communities, focusing on addressing crime, promoting women’s empowerment, and preventing and responding to gender-based violence in a more inclusive and sustainable manner in accordance with national legal and local administrative structures and refugee protection standards. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 334124.98 334124.98 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334124.98 334124.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334125 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334125 162.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162.53 6010.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42650.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165680.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119945.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1199 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the proposed project, IOM will pursue its support for the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to fight against the illegal trafficking of mineral resources. The proposed third project phase seeks to consolidate the successes of the previous phases and expand the mining police approach to new targeted areas in the provinces of North Kivu (Itebero, Mangurijipa, and Goma) and South Kivu (Nzibira, Kavumu, and Bukavu areas). This will enhance the sustainability, effectiveness, and overall impact of the fight against the illegal trafficking of minerals in the DRC, strengthen the capacities of Congolese institutions in the mining approach, and improve the security situation for local communities. The project will consolidate the successes of the previous project phases by raising awareness of the key actors, disseminating the Mining Police Vademecum and the guide on prevention against SGBV and child labor in mining sites, and providing regular coaching and monitoring to the Mining Police Squadrons and the Local Security Committees (CLSPs). The project will also improve collaboration between key actors, such as the PNC, CLSPs, and CNLFM (National Anti-Fraud Commission), and community members in the intervention areas. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 101833.59 2029409.96 2131243.55 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2131243.55 2131243.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2131243 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2131243 24297.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335950.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 637241.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578103.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257985.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63588.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11106.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1200 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on joint programming between IOM and WFP, the intervention contributes to preventing further displacement in the governorate of Thi-Qar affected by the adverse effects of climate change in Iraq. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Project with no inclusion of gender issues 57349.46 870418.68 927768.14 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 927768.14 927768.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 927768.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 927768.01 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 7000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 350 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 65333.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92394.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263976.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107335.88 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391377.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1201 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to a confluence of factors, including years of protracted armed conflict, near-universal poverty, and pervasive environmental degradation, South Sudan is entrenched in a humanitarian crisis of vast proportions. Within this context, providing basic services helps alleviate societal tensions generated by poverty and a dearth of socio-economic opportunity, particularly in areas with high returnees. ECRP-II builds on the preceding and completed Local Governance and Service Delivery Project (LGSDP) and the ongoing South Sudan Enhancing Community Resilience and Local Governance Project (ECRP-I) to address the immediate needs for basic services in selected areas of the country and to promote government ownership, youth engagement, gender inclusion, refugees’ inclusion, flood risk reduction, and institution strengthening for disaster risk management. It also includes an operation and maintenance (O&M) component intended to maximize the impact and sustainability of the infrastructure built under the project. The project has two parts, namely, (i) Infrastructure and services for community resilience and (ii) Institution strengthening. South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 58149501.58 25320327.7 20545776.13 17705204.91 1279190.58 123000000.9 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123000000.9 123000000.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16650567 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16650567 7135957 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7135957 22350470 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22350470 9578773 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9578773 1663.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1758509.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3155440.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1754226.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636341.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2349852.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2952385.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4548290.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1202 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to supporting vulnerable and crisis-affected communities in South Kordofan by employing a human security approach and community-based programming and offering lifesaving water, sanitation and hygiene, food and personal security as well as livelihood interventions in an effort to contribute to conflict prevention, while promoting resilience and social cohesion of populations. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 39580.22 477480.57 358440.54 875501.33 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875501.33 875501.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875501.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875501.23 3106.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6647.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7168.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4634.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10353.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71648.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227544.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1203 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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 will work in a limited number of geographic zones selected based on government security and stabilization priorities. In each location, CSSM will work 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. 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 will foster 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. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana Western Africa IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 792572.8 4149592.68 2652880.18 1810895.44 9405941.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9405941.1 9405941.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85027 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85027 753566 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 753566 1041290 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1041290 140761 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140761 215225 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215225 734286 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 734286 1139407 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1139407 19353.57 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 278291.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 785971.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 815619.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136190.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 354329.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905754.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1309767.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The primary objective of the proposed programme is to enhance the human security of Ukrainian refugees, Third Country Nationals (TCNs) fleeing the war in Ukraine, and their host communities in Moldova. The programme will do so by putting in place resources to address the increasing vulnerabilities and support the social and economic integration of conflict-affected populations, as part of a transformative development process in Moldova. Under this project, UNDP and IOM will collaborate to create synergized impacts to build resilience to the compounded crisis in Moldova, which has been exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, while securing gains from humanitarian assistance to the Ukrainian refugees, TCNs, and host communities. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Ukraine and neighbouring countries Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 411126.4 84964.63 496091.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496091.03 496091.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496090.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496090.92 2214.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16687.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18471.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31243.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91163.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311622.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24687.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1205 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to enhancing peace, security and stability in Iraq and promoting an environment conducive to returns by strengthening the role of the State as the primary guarantor of safety and security through enhanced access to transitional justice and rights and improved trust between law enforcement officials and communities. It includes the following outcomes: Outcome 1: The process of transitional justice for Yazidis and other affected communities is strengthened through their access to reparation programmes and increased participation in strategic dialogues with the Government of Iraq (GoI) on transitional justice (TJ) frameworks. Outcome 2: Increased levels of trust and collaboration between law enforcement officials and community members and better policing services are delivered. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3031354.93 2780284.78 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3031354.93 3031354.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 780285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 835422.91 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1108647.45 943092.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1001965.06 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7490.25 154347.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693607.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1944216.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146496.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -122.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1206 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention is rooted in IOM Iraq’s evolving approach to stabilization and revitalization of communities, and offers a holistic integrated solution to the numerous challenges faced by recently retaken locations. The intervention is evidence-based as it is informed by IOM’s own area specific mixed qualitative and quantitative applied research methods, in addition to DTM data. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - Humanitarian Response Plan Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2572524.91 3430034.64 9190065.3 11632227.66 6815803.08 6815803.08 6887137.16 6922803.72 3233599.25 57499998.8 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57499998.8 57499998.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1314446 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1314446 34768720 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34768720 1065979 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1065979 2691711 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2691711 2915697 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2915697 2118728 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2118728 -31144.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 19800.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18905 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 470046.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38143.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 224880 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 194094.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 178297.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32264804.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1474878.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2374627.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1653393.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2572433.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2771943.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742322.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1207 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Phase II of the project titled Community Violence Reduction (CVR) in central-southern Jonglei and the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) – now titled Partnership for [door|ganon|mal] – aligns the three RSRTF thematic areas: Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience. Building on the successes and lessons gained in Phase I, the Reconciliation pillar partners (Peace Canal, Non-violent Peace Force, UNHCR) continues to focus reconciliation and peacemaking interventions at the local level with the aim of empowering youth, women, authorities, peace structures and institutions and renewing commitments to the Pieri peace process. The Stabilisation pillar partners (UNMISS, Save the Children) continue their engagement with formal and informal justice actors in Jonglei/GPAA to foster mutual understanding and cooperation between both actors and ensure alignment with the national and international legal frameworks. The Resilience pillar partners (WFP, IOM, VSF-G) are responding to the need for livelihood and infrastructure development, primarily to support youth and women's economic empowerment and transition to sustainable livelihoods beyond conflict. IOM’s component aims at engaging youth in informal education and training, focusing on promotion of literacy and peacemaking skills, particularly for at-risk youth in cattle camps, implemented through IOM's ‘Learning Together – Growing together’ Peace and Life-skills Development program. UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 434080.32 675251.58 156395.76 1265727.66 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1265727.66 1265727.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1265728 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1265728 27515.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68292.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122921.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162179.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253852.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242363.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177956.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1208 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to promoting stabilization and preventing violent extremism in Northern Mozambique particularly in communities affected by conflict with a specific focus on youth, women, and girls. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is conducting activities to support community-led conflict prevention and creating a conducive environment for communities to live peaceful and productive lives through income generation and improved infrastructure. By focusing on addressing root causes in a context-specific way, IOM aims to promote stability, reduce vulnerability and build local resilience - contributing to Mozambique achieving Sustainable Development Goal 16, Peace, justice and strong institutions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 495084.3 820425.34 2090964.1 1261364.21 44554455.74 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4667837.95 4667837.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 16341.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49902.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43481.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23257.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1210 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Community Stabilization Activity (CSA) Program provides technical assistance to the Government of Colombia (GoC) within the framework of the institutional response to mixed migration inflows of Venezuelans and Colombian returnees into the country. This panorama evidences the high number of migrants from Venezuela and returnees who wish to settle in Colombia, situation which has a direct impact on economic and social development processes. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1593108.32 4779333.72 4787052.63 4945250.01 9259912.56 7299505.52 2941408.4 569095.87 36174667.03 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36174667.03 36174667.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072869 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072869 28533064 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28533064 913008 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 913008 1121673 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1121673 1153862 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1153862 1124392 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1124392 11705107.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 202486.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 873196.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 901132.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 798506.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 648691.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 520420.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16458086.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368204.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 318348.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430492.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454710.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614204.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1211 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Phase VI of the project will continue with the existing model of training existing police officers in community policing, constructing and equipping police stations and substations to house only those newly trained officers, training judicial police officers (JPO), and establishing and/or supporting Local Security Committees. This phase will complete the community policing coverage in Mbuji-Mayi and in Annexe District in Lubumbashi. Construction will implement INL expert-level inputs based on recent inspections from prior phases and fund renovation upgrades in previously-constructed buildings. This phase will also train additional officers to staff stations and sub-stations to strengthen the projects long-term sustainability as the project finalizes work in Mbuji Mayi and Lubumbashi and will be handed over to the government of the DRC. As the new three-month JPO training curriculum (designed with INL and European Union technical support) was officially adopted by the national police, this phase will extend training, expand to Goma and Bukavu, and increase the number of JPOs trained. To address the prevalence of trafficking in persons and sexual and gender-based violence, as well as low female participation rates, the training will include a significant number of participants from the Child Protection and Sexual Violence Prevention Squadrons. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2140324.89 2652608.85 4792933.74 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4792933.74 4792933.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3698589 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3698589 842043.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 842043.96 7119.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7119.04 329583.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582819.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727133.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471560.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1167491.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513619.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1212 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM project for utilizing the amount received from the Tanzania ‘SDG Acceleration Fund’ allocation on 6 July 2023 earmarked for the Kigoma Joint Programme II. MPTF - Tanzania SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tanzania, United Republic of African Capacity Build. ;Center ,Tanzania Regional ; Immigration Training Academy, Moshi, Tanzania, United Republic of Tanzania, United Republic of Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 0 0 0 59357.46 58262.6 117620.06 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Tanzania SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117620.06 117620.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117620 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Tanzania SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117620 15675.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21685.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12138.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14919.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6998.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25911.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17225.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1040.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will implement a 15-month project that will: (i) support and protect people’s livelihoods to reduce the socio-economic drivers of irregular migration among Lebanese and Syrian refugee communities; (ii) promote effective border and maritime migration management, including search and rescue services, to avoid loss of life at sea and safeguard the rights of refugees and migrants; and (iii) provide return and reintegration assistance to vulnerable migrants stranded in Lebanon as a result of the crisis. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1708758.54 423998.58 1980198.18 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2132757.12 2132757.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980198 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2195341.46 70367.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250595.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94550 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256748.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41212 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 321110.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324961.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148025 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1214 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mauritania is facing multiple and interlinked challenges: rising insecurity, demographic growth including through the new arrivals of refugees, and migrants which are elevating demand of natural resource. Additional concerns include an environment threatened by land degradation and recurrent droughts which impact the resilience of all the populations in Hodh Chargui (HEC). In addition, due to a lack of access to basic services and economic opportunities, a large portion of the population is living in poverty. All of the aforementioned obstacles have contributed to significantly heightened pressure on agricultural production systems and natural resources. This then impacts the livelihood of refugees, migrants and host communities in HEC. Given the current challenges and local needs, the proposed project aims to further enhance the climate resilience of refugee, migrant, and migration-prone communities by providing sustainable solutions and responses to reinforce the local livelihood. This will enhance the capacities of communities to foster social cohesion and peaceful coexistence among refugees, migrants, and host communities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 630787.82 269212.17 899999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899999.99 899999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 13430.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 26528.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118305.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92384.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86284.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533669.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6361.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1216 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The interventions proposed for the EPI-BBT II are based on the conclusions and recommendations of the independent final evaluation of the first phase of the program and the update of the regional context above. This new phase will operationalize the cross-border early warning mechanism, redefine the area of intervention and continue activities aimed at the socio-economic resilience of women and young people. It will tackle factors of fragility, such as the growing factors of conflict,  in particular the deepening of the vulnerabilities of young people and women, combined with the pronounced absence of the State, partly due the escalation in the attacks against the symbols of authority , which amplifies the feeling of exclusion and multiplies the risk of radicalization, especially among young people. The project will essentially focus on (i) strengthening endogenous mechanisms of prevention and response to community conflicts at the local and cross-border level (early warning mechanism) and (ii) on strengthening the socio-economic resilience of women and young people. Thus, one of the most important interventions will be the strengthening and mobilization of the various local and state actors to set up consultation spaces. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Togo +228 9890 2488 103,Rue Kadjalewa-Tokoin Wuiti, Lome, Togo IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Burkina Faso Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 247443.36 808753.25 243803.36 1299999.97 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1299999.97 1299999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455000 455000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455000 5356.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51377.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77789.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78995.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125677.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98493.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1217 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spontaneous community-led uprisings against al-Shabaab (AS) gained momentum in the second half of 2022, galvanizing government efforts to exert greater control over newly recovered territory of Somalia. Urgent stabilization support is needed to consolidate the gains made by the Somali population over the extremist network and to bolster responsible civilian governance in target locations. The proposed project harnesses the experience of IOM in delivering stabilization support to newly liberated and fragile areas of Somalia, which is optimized by a dynamic combination of local embeddedness, interdisciplinary expertise, and operational depth. The objective is to contribute to stability and peace through an integrated stabilization package that provides a bridge to longer-term development interventions, with an exit strategy defined in conjunction with government and civil society counterparts. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1756146.22 4604272.69 4950495.46 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6360418.91 6360418.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6104186.25 519135.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993339.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1829479 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2523208.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372562.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6715.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1218 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support social cohesion and peaceful cohabitation between displaced populations and local communities by supporting community economic opportunities and environmental sustainability activities for returnees to Burundi and local communities. The project will place particular emphasis on women and young people, in order to raise the economic capacity of the target region and reduce associated tensions in communities, and will be a catalyst for the implementation of the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus (HDPN or triple nexus) to capture the links between the three elements by supporting repatriation (humanitarian), sustainable reintegration and monitoring of movements (development) and social cohesion (peace). The activities will be implemented in Kirundo province (Busoni and Bugabira communes) and Muyinga province (Giteranyi and Muyinga communes) and will reach 1,790 direct beneficiaries. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2026 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 195422.04 214606.99 410029.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410029.03 410029.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410029 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410029 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 1654.68 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 29412.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 12574.2 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 224827.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 55280.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90699.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4419.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1219 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to positioning the state as the primary guarantor of safety, security and justice in Iraq. Through this, it aims to 1) promote a conducive environment for returns through strengthened social cohesion and increasing access to rights and political representation and; 2) enhance peace, security and stability by rebuilding trust between law enforcement officials and communities. To support these objectives, this project will strengthen the participation of the Yazidi community in transitional justice mechanism development and implementation and increase inter-community cohesion and political representation of Yazidis. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 265877.33 245139.01 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265877.33 265877.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1220 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to positioning the state as the primary guarantor of safety, security and justice in Iraq. Through this, it aims to 1) promote a conducive environment for returns through strengthened social cohesion and increasing access to rights and political representation and; 2) enhance peace, security and stability by rebuilding trust between law enforcement officials and communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2581551.07 2374576.25 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2581551.07 2581551.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611452.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 663180.33 611452.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656064.65 611452.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 666069.99 540219.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 585921.1 547018.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 601712.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 613636.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 795765.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will deliver a series of interventions that respond to the specific objective “to improve the local agricultural/sea-aqua product production in quality, diversity, consolidation and its response to the needs of the market” in Philippines, with a primary focus on agri-fishery communities and smallholder clusters in the island provinces of Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi (BaSulTa). The Action is anchored on a partnership between IOM, FAO and ITC that maximizes the strengths of each partner, especially in terms of field presence and existing community partnerships, technical expertise and international value chain linkages respectively. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 719812.47 1106973.71 1235619.29 184760 3000000.54 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3247165.47 3247165.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 845963.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 908660.69 347166.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -363398.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1377.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104916.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128086.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124268.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127089.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58081.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1222 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The interventions proposed for the EPI-BBT II are based on the conclusions and recommendations of the independent final evaluation of the first phase of the program and the update of the regional context above. This new phase will operationalize the cross-border early warning mechanism, redefine the area of intervention and continue activities aimed at the socio-economic resilience of women and young people. It will tackle factors of fragility, such as the growing factors of conflict,  in particular the deepening of the vulnerabilities of young people and women, combined with the pronounced absence of the State, partly due the escalation in the attacks against the symbols of authority , which amplifies the feeling of exclusion and multiplies the risk of radicalization, especially among young people. The project will essentially focus on (i) strengthening endogenous mechanisms of prevention and response to community conflicts at the local and cross-border level (early warning mechanism) and (ii) on strengthening the socio-economic resilience of women and young people. Thus, one of the most important interventions will be the strengthening and mobilization of the various local and state actors to set up consultation spaces. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Burkina Faso Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 274777.32 1023762.7 201460.38 1500000.4 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.4 1500000.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 525000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 7793.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52961.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128620.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146369.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68478.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The interventions proposed for the EPI-BBT II are based on the conclusions and recommendations of the independent final evaluation of the first phase of the program and the update of the regional context above. This new phase will operationalize the cross-border early warning mechanism, redefine the area of intervention and continue activities aimed at the socio-economic resilience of women and young people. It will tackle factors of fragility, such as the growing factors of conflict,  in particular the deepening of the vulnerabilities of young people and women, combined with the pronounced absence of the State, partly due the escalation in the attacks against the symbols of authority , which amplifies the feeling of exclusion and multiplies the risk of radicalization, especially among young people. The project will essentially focus on (i) strengthening endogenous mechanisms of prevention and response to community conflicts at the local and cross-border level (early warning mechanism) and (ii) on strengthening the socio-economic resilience of women and young people. Thus, one of the most important interventions will be the strengthening and mobilization of the various local and state actors to set up consultation spaces. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Benin +229 6602 1443 Cotonou 0000, Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Burkina Faso Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 93751.56 534129.21 72119.49 700000.26 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.26 700000.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245000 245000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245000 51708.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44283.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64672.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96093.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22725.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59643.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1224 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will concentrate on territory recently recovered from al-Shabaab (AS) by the Somali government in Hirshabelle State. Establishing natural resource management mechanisms and restoring sustainable agricultural value chains demands an approach that integrates rural and urban engagement via meaningful socioeconomic networks. The project aims to bolster stability in newly recovered areas by harnessing ‘anchor towns’ – urban and peri-urban areas under government control – targeting the most critical demographic stressors while strengthening and extending informal and formal local institutions into the fragile periphery, where AS influence remains strong. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 819823.81 1373778.3 846558.91 446624.49 23762376.41 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3486785.51 3486785.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5940000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840526.39 5940000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853816.3 242413.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6515.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -56245.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 55228.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78592.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123083.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115941.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190829.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1226 International Organization for Migration (IOM) School infrastructure in Palau is exposed to several hazardous conditions which will likely to become more severe with the increasing impact of climate change. High winds can cause damage to roof coverings and lightweight structures. Salty and humid atmosphere can cause significant decay to building materials. Coastal locations can result in exposure to storm surge flooding. High heat and humidity can also lead to material degradation as well as undermining the learning environment. United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Palau Palau Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 634654.81 13923.16 648577.97 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 648577.97 648577.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 583720 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 583720 18793.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42222.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57907.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23488.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1227 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide capacity strengthening support to Government of Zimbabwe and Civil Society Organizations in migration management and conflict prevention, and to facilitate social cohesion, assistance and sustainable reintegration of Zimbabwe returnees impacted by the non-renewal of the ZEP to prevent conflict in the receiving hosting communities. The project seeks to achieve the following outcomes: 1. Strengthened capacity of GoZ, CSOs and Diaspora associations in migration management and conflict prevention to assist returning migrants and vulnerable populations in receiving host communities; 2. Returning migrants and receiving communities have sufficient level of economic self-sufficiency, social stability, and psychosocial wellbeing; and 3. Increased access to protection services and improved documentation of protection needs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 215509.29 1249953 1606563.6 888370.31 3960396.2 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3960396.2 3960396.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187481.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187481.47 952023.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 952023.31 -52023.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -52023.31 52023.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52023.31 65000 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 17782.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68878.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108775.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95266.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91670.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1228 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 will work in limited number of geographic zones selected based on government security and stabilization priorities. In each location, CSSM will work 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 will foster national leadership and unity of effort across civilian, security and community actors through collaborative processes for analysis, planning, priotization, 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. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana Western Africa Togo IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 296490.14 889469.16 971689.38 5222259.11 6930692.73 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7379907.79 7379907.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6930693 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7582815.1 3960396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4155714.59 46690.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 310810.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1037646.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1289262.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1109214.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 889228.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1229 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective is to increase the resilience of the Afro-Iraqi community in Basra by (i) documenting their cultural heritage and diversity and (ii) providing capacity building and training to their community through their civil society representatives. This project aims to support a cultural revival by shedding light on a minority that is socially marginalized, looking to promote their culture, and raising community awareness towards their social heritage. This project further serves as an entry point to support the Afro-Iraqi community to consolidate their social/cultural identity and advocate for political and legal struggles. Nevertheless, the project aims at enhancing the concept of active citizenship and social integration through the principle of accepting the other. Illustrating the cultural heritage of minorities in the community is one of the efficacious means of social inclusion. The project will produce first-hand ethnographic research that combines thorough documentation of the different aspects of the Afro-Iraqis cultural heritage, focusing on the cultural practices over time and their changes, and supporting Afro-Iraqi-led initiatives to identify and address challenges that are specific to this community. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 75000.16 25000.08 100000.24 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.24 100000.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 7851.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25561.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7392.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22584.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1230 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is phase II of the project signed with OCENSA that seeks to contribute to the prevention of recruitment and use of children, adolescents, and young people by non-state armed groups and organized criminal groups in the departments of Cordoba and Sucre. The project will devote efforts to strengthening individual, community, and institutional capacities and skills to prevent rights violations and ensure comprehensive protection of children, adolescents, and young people in the selected territories. The project's implementation will focus on three main components: 1) Strengthening of individual and community capacities to prevent violations against children, adolescents, and young people 2) coordination with territorial institutions to strengthen their capacities to prevent violations against children, adolescents, and young people into illegal groups 3) provide support in the construction of life plans for children, adolescents, and young people through the design and implementation of community initiatives for prevention, focused on the empowerment of the targeted population. Oleoducto Central S.A.S. - Ocensa International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 148268.83 600000000 Contracted Grant Amount Oleoducto Central S.A.S. - Ocensa International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148268.83 148268.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 459750000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Oleoducto Central S.A.S. - Ocensa International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114744.41 140250000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Oleoducto Central S.A.S. - Ocensa International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36772.42 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Oleoducto Central S.A.S. - Ocensa International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3249.12 34272.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113994.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1231 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is based on a multi-sectoral and community-based approach that focuses on addressing identified humanitarian and early recovery needs of the most vulnerable and marginalized communities, while strengthening community stabilization, security and resilience to support durable solutions for displaced populations such as IDPs and returnees in Sudan. The multi-sectorial interventions undertaken by the project will include a number of sub-components: (1) gathering information and data through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) for IOM, the Government of Sudan, and partners to use as an evidence base for planning and implementing interventions; (2) increasing access to clean and safe water for those affected by conflict-related displacement, natural disasters, climate shocks and disease outbreaks through the repair of existing water points; (3) delivering a minimum Basic Package of Primary Health care Services (BPPHS) as well as building the capacity of local service providers, with COVID-19 prevention and response plans for conflict effected communities; and (4) delivering improved livelihood opportunities with focus on strengthening the empowerment of youth and women for supporting long-term economic development in conflict and displacement effected areas. UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 163862.1 16437.84 180299.94 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180299.94 180299.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180300 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180300 7180.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173119.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1232 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The program aims to have a positive impact on students with visual impairments, enriching their educational experiences, and promoting inclusivity and mutual respect. The collaboration between teachers and students will serve as an example for other schools to emulate and adopt in their educational approaches when it comes to students with visual disabilities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4527.26 82217.43 13255.4 100000.09 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.09 100000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 4640.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15467.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16892.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26051.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1233 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2017, mixed migration flows have increased significantly in the Western Balkan (WB) region, with over 192,000 irregular arrivals in 2022 recorded by the authorities. In response, IOM has been providing shelter, hygiene, protection, and a host of other assistance to migrants, as well as social cohesion initiatives with host communities. In December 2021, IOM BiH launched the No Nation Fashion (NNF) brand to promote sustainable development and social inclusion in communities hosting migrants. Building on this success, the present project proposes to support the expansion and growth of NNF to promote inclusion of migrants and local communities through fashion design and production. To do so, this project will enable private individuals to donate funds to the NNF Brand, which will in turn be used for the following: 1. Maintain NNF workshops in reception facilities to build skills of interested migrants, such as design, sewing, tailoring, and modelling, in a safe and inclusive environment. 2. To provide seed funding for materials and machines needed for migrants to create unique garments that showcase their skills 3. Promote social and cultural joint activities and exchanges between host and migrant communities to celebrate diversity and build stronger inter-community bonds. Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12000 48000 40000 100000 Contracted Grant Amount Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840.89 143.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1234 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project harnesses the experience of IOM in delivering stabilization support to newly liberated and fragile areas of Somalia, which is optimized by a dynamic combination of local embeddedness, interdisciplinary expertise, and operational depth. The objective is to contribute to stability and peace through an integrated stabilization package that provides a bridge to longer-term development interventions, with an exit strategy defined in conjunction with government and civil society counterparts. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 717795.36 3083040.24 1149660.08 4950495.68 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495.68 4950495.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495.17 193107.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382158.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433659.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799909.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1696829.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1235 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Total Peace seeks to demobilize all actors persisting in the armed conflict and, at the same time, build a path that allows understanding and transforming the root causes of violence to overcome the cycles of conflict repetition that have destabilized society. To transform this reality, the 2022 - 2026 development plan "Colombia Potencia Mundial de la vida" has given special importance to youth in its proposals, thus implementing the National Youth for Peace Program aimed at youth living in poverty, vulnerability, and at risk of being involved in violent and criminal dynamics through educational, co-responsibility, and psychological, family, and community support components to create protective environments and reduce violence rates. Based on the above, this project aims to implement the Youth for Peace Program from the co-responsibility or social work component in collaboration between IOM and ARN through the formulation and implementation of Youth Territorial Agents for Peace as a comprehensive protection strategy for young people. In this regard, IOM's counterpart is represented by the transfer of best practices and lessons learned in community collaboration and technical assistance to strengthen the development and sustainability of productive initiatives that may arise from working with the youth in the Program. Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 108227.89 934254.25 247009.71 5189953198 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1289491.85 1289491.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2182367807 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545559.38 778492977 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188725.57 1816483614 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411621.03 22620.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71297.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186652.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230624.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250878.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1236 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the fulfillment of the Social Participation pillar of the Just Energy Transition public policy by promoting the participation of various community actors, such as civil society organizations, community leaders, and community representatives, in the social dialogue strategy.For the project's development, an expected outcome is that communities actively participate in and influence the public policy of energy transition from their territories. Two products are proposed in the framework of this project: the first relates to the collection and analysis of community proposals to promote unconventional sources within the framework of a fair energy transition through the organization of dialogue spaces, and the second involves designing guidelines for incorporating social participation in the construction and/or strengthening of community initiatives or associative schemes related to energy communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia - Ministry of Mines and Energy IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 688284.01 726760.86 5595000001 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of Mines and Energy International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1415044.87 1415044.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2238000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Mines and Energy International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555059.52 559500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Mines and Energy International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142475.17 2797500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Mines and Energy International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682983.4 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Mines and Energy International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47657 29745.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349803.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005851.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42774.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1237 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the capacity of regional and local authorities, as well as government technical services, to anticipate and integrate climate-related risks to socio-economic stability into development planning, protected area management and conflict prevention and peace-building strategies in the Bounkani border region of north-eastern Côte d'Ivoire. As such, the project will contribute to - and is intended to complement - current UN efforts to build resilience in the face of converging pressures on the people of Bounkani through the inter-agency 'Resilience North' programme. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Côte d'Ivoire Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 11494.45 385451.08 163054.96 560000.49 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000.49 560000.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420000.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420000.4 61008.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40397.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43520.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53226.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1238 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ce projet vise à améliorer la gouvernance locale en permettant aux communautés d'organiser des réunions et de mettre en place des forums spécifiques (jeunes, femmes) aux côtés des autorités locales et des ministères compétents afin d'avoir accès à l'information, de participer aux décisions publiques et aux services publics. L'OIM soutiendra également les parties prenantes concernées pour améliorer les infrastructures de services de base afin de favoriser une meilleure inclusion sociale et d'atténuer les conflits. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Chad Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 25357.32 1057857.61 30172.35 990099.02 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1113387.28 1113387.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 792079.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 904200.01 148514.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171495.21 54394 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124749.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58846.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108722.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1239 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the sustainable integration of refugees and migrants from Venezuela through the implementation of a comprehensive approach comprising three fundamental pillars: humanitarian assistance, economic empowerment, and social integration in target communities.The project will provide humanitarian assistance to refugee and migrant families through cash assistance for rent processes. It will also promote the socioeconomic integration of refugees, migrants, Colombian returnees, and host communities by strengthening the economic capacities of the beneficiary population. Finally, the project will foster social cohesion and peaceful coexistence in host communities with a high concentration of refugees and migrants. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 458701.32 1523680.41 1820843.69 157170.61 3960396.03 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3960396.03 3960396.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600396 210000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210000 14821.08 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 103089.6 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89084.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232141.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295347.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357976.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1240 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While the delivery of life-saving humanitarian assistance remains critical more than a year into the full-scale war in Ukraine, targeted action to promote economic resilience, early recovery, durable solutions are needed in tandem to support local integration and prevent communities from backsliding into humanitarian dependence. IOM therefore proposes a project that aims to contribute to the improved integration of IDPs, social cohesion and employment access in Ukraine’s Chernihiv, Kyiv and Sumy regions. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5171323.78 6553679.44 9062055.05 682963.97 19801979.79 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21470022.24 21470022.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5340339.86 9900990.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10444082.38 3059.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 105.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 41711.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534221.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1096732.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 934589.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1241 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The primary goal of the action is to reduce conflict and prevent the resurgence of al-Shabaab in the southern four Federal Member States of Somalia (Jubaland, Southwest, Hirshabelle, and Galmudug) through tangible climate-adaptive stabilization packages in newly liberated areas that link to longer-term development through a functional nexus approach. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1008565.55 3757604.73 690908.34 5000000.34 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5457078.62 5457078.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3589950.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3872654.24 1410049.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1495280.51 101680.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517901.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 966021.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1080 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1458351.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1246 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint programme targets communities in Kejo-Keji, Yei, Morobo and Lainya communities in South Sudan to support social cohesion and promote stabilization between politically divided communities and between returnees and host communities, as well as encourage early recovery in what was once the country’s breadbasket region. Political conflict has continued in Central Equatoria, further devastating a region that had once served as the country’s breadbasket, encumbering the prospects for early recovery at a time when people have started to return to their places of habitual residence, leaving refugee camps in neighbouring Uganda. The project seeks to create a conducive and safe environment for civilians by engaging armed actors and supporting community policing. It enhances local capacities for the peaceful resolution of conflicts and disputes arising out of competition over land and resources between communities, while at the same time promoting early recovery and resilience in such a way that seeks to revive the region’s potential for production and development after years of warring. UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4432883.24 6526176.47 412940.05 11371999.76 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11371999.76 11371999.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11372000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11372000 284273.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71554.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 548026.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1148339.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 740561.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1251 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to assist both the Ministries of Justice and Internal Security in SWS by constructing office headquarters in Baidoa, SWS. IOM is committed to fostering sustainable development and advancing stability in the region, acknowledging the crucial role of proper infrastructure in facilitating effective governance. A well-equipped infrastructure creates an environment where Ministry officials can efficiently execute their duties. It enables better resource organization, streamlines processes, and enhances accessibility for both staff and citizens in need of services. Investment in infrastructure reflects a dedication to enhancing public services, positively influencing the community's perception of the Ministries. This fosters trust and encourages increased engagement with the justice and security system when required. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 629041.81 495049.49 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629041.81 629041.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 495049.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 624274.27 1390.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189660.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4332.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186254.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1252 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the Energetic Transition and territorial peace-building in Colombia led by the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the Non-Conventional Energies and Energy Efficiency Fund. It aims to strengthen the capacities of prioritized community organizations in planning, legalizing, and establishing community-based public utilities for renewable non-conventional energies. The project involves training, allocations, and detailed engineering project design to promote the empowerment of community organizations, local development, and energy self-sufficiency in territories. Colombia - Fund for Non-Conventional Energies and Efficient Energy Management (FENOGE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 290784.72 6616643.91 27063381109 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Fund for Non-Conventional Energies and Efficient Energy Management (FENOGE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6907428.63 6907428.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3776800539 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Fund for Non-Conventional Energies and Efficient Energy Management (FENOGE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963469.53 10764988363 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Fund for Non-Conventional Energies and Efficient Energy Management (FENOGE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2609694.15 573570 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 384274.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46461.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314703.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279930.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311621.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1261 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project has been designed to deliver urgent stabilization support to communities that have been affected by the Sudan crisis and influxes of returnees from Sudan, with a view to establishing the preconditions needed to promote longer-term development of these areas. At the same time, the project will increase access to essential services, addressing immediate needs and improving the living conditions of vulnerable returnees, whilst also helping to mitigate the risk of intercommunal tension. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 56909.29 299526.7 356435.99 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356435.99 356435.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356436 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356436 785.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126165.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79500.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41283.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1263 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the Energetic Transition and territorial peace-building in Colombia led by the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the Non-Conventional Energies and Energy Efficiency Fund. It aims to strength the capacities of prioritized community organizations in planning, legalizing, and stablishing community-based public utilities for renewable non-conventional energies. The project involves training, allocations, and detailed engineering project design project design to promote the empowerment of community organizations, local development, and energy self-sufficiency in territories. International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 191433.8 751760586 Contracted Grant Amount International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191433.8 191433.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 751760586 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191433.81 30187.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20224.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2113.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1415.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1264 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is proposing an holistic intervention that will address the immediate needs and reinforce the resilience of 3,000 beneficiaries through community-based and specialized MHPSS activities, 200 households through transition and recovery activities targeting poultry farming livelihoods assistance, and 100 women through the development of small businesses in two communes (Kaya and Boussouma) in the Center-North (Sanmetenga province), region of Burkina Faso.To achieve this, one overarching objective has been defined:Objective: Empower conflict-affected populations to better cope with the shocks of displacement and foster socio-economic recovery. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Burkina Faso Plan de Réponse Humanitaire 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 39639.48 548355.61 587995.09 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587995.09 587995.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587995 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587995 105375 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 155250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35298.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48448.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94534.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1266 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the regional programme is to enable the inclusion of refugees and returnees fleeing the Sudan crisis in national systems of service delivery, while improving their self-reliance through economic inclusion and support to livelihoods, together with host communities. To achieve this overall objective, the project will need to support national and sub-national institutions and systems to address the challenges of forced displacement in Ethiopia and South Sudan. Through this action, local development efforts will be strengthened, and investments will be made, to encourage peaceful coexistence between displaced and affected communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan Eastern Africa South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Ethiopia Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 494606.74 5866300.73 2491155.04 8200000.28 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8852062.51 8852062.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5535738 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5997549.3 1862.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400608.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 604984.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746233.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1267 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to further strengthening of migration and asylum governance in Serbia through fostering positive narrative on refugees and migrants, strengthening social cohesion and improvement of migration and asylum policies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 37241.79 634496.1 628882.64 1199999.94 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300620.53 1300620.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656066.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707730.45 955.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38099.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38213.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38251.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1268 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention aims to address the destabilizing effects of recent changes in migration movements in the Agadez region by strengthening the capacities of local authorities and civil society. Additionally, the project will provide young people and women in the Agadez region with economic opportunities to enhance their economic resilience. The intervention will focus on three key areas of intervention. Firstly, efforts will be made to reduce the effects of crime, including trafficking in persons and drug trafficking, on social cohesion. This will involve strengthening the capacities of HACP peace committees and civil society actors, particularly women and young people, in addressing issues related to drug trafficking and criminal activities. Secondly, the project will work towards improving migration governance by providing capacity building, logistical, and material support to enhance authorities' understanding and their ability to address problems such as drug use and artisanal exploitation of mineral resources. Lastly, the intervention will focus on providing economic opportunities to young people in the region, offering them alternative economic pathways, support for entrepreneurship, and professional integration to strengthen the local economy and reduce tensions between the local population and migrants. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Niger Crisis Response Plan 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 92925.44 1324471.14 982602.87 2399999.45 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2399999.45 2399999.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000 627.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 248.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 143377.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112219.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155592.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1269 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enable the direct participation of flood-affected communities in Derna in the humanitarian response and support their economic recovery. It seeks to empower communities and affected populations to participate in recovery and response efforts/activities. Through the project, the community resource mobile teams will be supported to improve access to information, and stakeholders' capacity on Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) and Urban Displacement Out of Camp (UDOC) approach will be enhanced. In addition, the project will provide in-kind grants to support the recovery of Micro and small enterprises (MSEs) impacted by the floods. International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Africa - Permanent Mission to the UN in Geneva IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Libya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 163516.75 144761.1 Contracted Grant Amount South Africa - Permanent Mission to the UN in Geneva International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163516.75 163516.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144761 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked South Africa - Permanent Mission to the UN in Geneva International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160488.91 5578.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45447.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113913.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1270 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to socio economic recovery of the flood affected communities through the revitalization of the private sector in East of Libya and increase access to job opportunities for vulnerable groups affected by the floods (including IDPs and women’s household) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23964 85930.8 99499.77 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109894.8 109894.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99499.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108861.85 3498.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23652.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19576.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1271 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this programme, partners propose to restore functionality to a large irrigation scheme in the Middle Shabelle region of Hirshabelle State known as the Jowhar Off Stream Programme (JOSP), with a view to substantially reduce flood risk, mitigate drought, support local production, and boost food security for an entire swathe of the country, enhancing climate resilience for approximately 1.65 million people. The Community Stabilization Unit aims to leverage these positive gains in food and water security to foster developments in peace and stability between conflicting groups in the area. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1739025.9 2086831.08 2086831.08 2086831.08 521708.96 8521228.1 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8521228.1 8521228.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414955 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414955 880220 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 880220 365294.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45780.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141614.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1274 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of the project is to reduce farmer-herder conflicts and strengthen the resilience of border communities in the face of vulnerabilities linked to access to natural resources and basic social services, particularly water. This will be achieved by strengthening community mechanisms and state structures, promoting the active participation of communities in conflict prevention, and improving access to drinking water services, sustainable livelihoods and agro-pastoral resources. The project will focus on indigenous peoples, migrants, adolescents, young people, women, displaced persons/asylum seekers, pastoralists, farmers and agro-pastoralists, in order to promote inclusive dialogue and strengthen social cohesion within communities. At the same time, the intervention and coordination capacities of local and national government structures will be strengthened to improve conflict prevention and management. All of the interventions under this project will be carried out in coordination and complementarity with the national and international institutions working in the Bounkani region on the issues addressed. Specifically, the project will work with GIZ, which is setting up local agro-pastoral management committees (CLGA) to facilitate concerted management of natural resources as part of the Pr2GRN project, which is funded by BMZ and the EU. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Côte d'Ivoire Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 105151.04 681550.02 427748.96 1214450.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1214450.02 1214450.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 850115 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 850115 65370.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71642.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1275 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to contribute in addressing immediate needs and enhancing economic resilience in the Abyei region. To achieve this, IOM plans to a) increase vocational and entrepreneurial skills, equipping youth, including youth with disabilities, with integrated tools for employment and establishing small businesses; and b)provide start-up packages and mentoring to graduates in their efforts to ensure income. UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan Africa Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 132645.18 367354.66 499999.84 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.84 499999.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 42234.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114436.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95883.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1276 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of the project is to improve social cohesion and stability in hotspots along migratory routes in the Blue Nile region. The project aims to target communities recently affected by conflict to build upon existing infrastructure for peace to support local and state level peace processes aimed at interrupting recurrent cycles of violence towards meaningful and lasting engagement. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Multisector aid for basic social services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Community Stabilization Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 407506.5 265014.11 672520.61 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 672520.61 672520.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 672520 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 672520 9967.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32297.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96286.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1277 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the EU- Community Stabilization Programme V (EU - CSP V) Phase V with MCR funds is to facilitate the creation of an inclusive multi-ethnic society in Kosovo[1] through working to achieve socio-economic stability, community development initiatives, and viable income and employment creation with full access for all communities, ensuring their sustainable (re)integration, promotion of community stability and cohesion. The specific objective of the programme is to create income-generating opportunities for non-majority communities in key economic sectors in Kosovo, thereby enhancing their (re)integration prospects.​[1] References to Kosovo shall be understood for IOM to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 73675.91 468035.89 500000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541711.8 541711.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541711.81 14485.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48268.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114770.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1278 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to stability and peace through an integrated stabilization package that provides a contextually appropriate bridge to longer-term development interventions, with an exit strategy defined in conjunction with government and civil society counterparts. The project is designed to leverage early recovery gains into sustainable government-led development trajectories while consolidating stability and scaling up resilience in fragile areas faced with transition from ATMIS to local forces. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2177338.26 6331836.06 8509174.32 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8509174.32 8509174.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2610966.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2610966.06 2614379.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2614379.08 1466017.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1466017.71 333779.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1885523.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1279 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Territorial Development and Resilience Project in Chad (RESI-TCHAD) will invest in climate-resilient community infrastructure, identified by local communities themselves, to reduce vulnerabilities specific to the landlocked nature of targeted areas. The aim is to set up large-scale transformative investments in the key economic hubs of targeted towns in northern Chad, with a view to triggering structural transformation based on local potential and opportunities, and sustainably supporting socio-economic development and access to and quality of basic social services for communities, including refugees and migrants. Republic of Chad - Ministry of Economy and Development Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Chad Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3313953.66 13890890.66 7795155.77 25000000.09 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Chad - Ministry of Economy and Development Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000000.09 25000000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12200140.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Chad - Ministry of Economy and Development Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12200140.21 6153.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317503.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853056.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CT.0913 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to assist the Government of Azerbaijan’s response to combating trafficking in persons and consequently, transnational organized crime, and to improve protection mechanisms in providing migrants, as well as victims/potential victims of trafficking (VoT), with appropriate assistance services. The action will enhance the institutional capacities of civil society shelters in delivering high quality rehabilitation and reintegration services in a sustainable manner. It will also equip the shelters with knowledge and skills towardensuring best coordination among the governmental agencies and civil society organizations. Additionally, it will strengthen care and supportinterventions to VoTs and their families. IOM will promote continuation of dialogue and strengthen coordination and communication between the civil society organizations, relevant state agencies and international organizations on practical aspects related to the implementation of counter-trafficking legislation of Azerbaijan in line with European and international standards. IOM with its civil society partners will raise awareness among the local population and migrants on the risks of irregular migration and dangers of trafficking, and provide direct assistance to migrants, victims/potential VoTs who need legal assistance, accommodation and reintegration and other forms of support. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified 255825 342713.14 342033.5 343340.34 343340.28 343340.28 343340.28 345580.32 115193.44 2774706.58 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2774706.58 2774706.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32922.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32922.88 30444 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30444 63154 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63154 51503 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51503 26729 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26729 23486 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23486 72377.93 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72377.93 72908 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72908 34751 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34751 97934 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97934 98320 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98320 85428 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85428 84036 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84036 62000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62000 210427 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210427 222404 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222404 139465 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139465 36773 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36773 71313 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71313 59057.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59057.62 57847 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57847 48063 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48063 138967 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138967 140133 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140133 93888 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93888 79124 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79124 311165 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311165 93983 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93983 138534 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138534 111089 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111089 108177 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108177 -168943 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -168943 80739 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80739 -33489.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33489.12 22116.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38148.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45429.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55998.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34781.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29289.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50619.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61907.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58631.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78657.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85368.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74769.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82457.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83488.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292444.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195160.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92816.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54641.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78854.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56768.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57224.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87758.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93335.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143152.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69472.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84468.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85494.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139492.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154905.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109687.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96532.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76302.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4430.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CT.1133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Assisting the government in support of counter trafficking efforts through implementing the national referral mechanism and developing local capacity to provide high quality assistance to victims of trafficking including those newly identified among internally displaced persons. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Counter Trafficking Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 886593.24 886593.24 886593.3 884196.35 882484.2 73540.35 4500000.68 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000.68 4500000.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42845 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42845 161016 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161016 169425 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169425 186681 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186681 139981.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139981.83 152654 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152654 238784.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238784.17 286191 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286191 157762 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157762 210249 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210249 111171 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111171 180769 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180769 121890 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121890 246543 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246543 247115 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247115 409325 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 409325 213310 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213310 347642 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347642 424365 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424365 277158 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277158 201209 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201209 -4684 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4684 1122 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1122 -22524 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22524 14295.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32804.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 48259.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 70746.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 48254.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 67311.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 98839.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29805.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 144418.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66962.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46125.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89625.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50590.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74232.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91730.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33822.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 146652.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 215453.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74680.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59178.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 184157.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -21600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -57344.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14439.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73963.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123673.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116163.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137618.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80615.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90832.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160240.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184153.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111433.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98087.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53242.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50056.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154913.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152712.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230742.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236128.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157312.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228473.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239651.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141073.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2537.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11085.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -133.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -924.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4014.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46919.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0004 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is a continuation and expansion of IOM’s Missing Migrants Project, which has documented more than 60,000 deaths during migration worldwide since it began in 2014. Despite the documentation of this ongoing crisis, little action has been taken to prevent deaths, identify the missing, or support families directly impacted by these tragedies. The project is therefore aimed at supporting policy, programming and advocacy on issues linked to migrant deaths and disappearances through the Missing Migrants Project’s data and analysis. This objective will be achieved through a three-fold approach: (1) Providing timely, accurate data on missing migrants to improve the understanding of policymakers and other key actors (2) Training States and other relevant actors on challenges and concrete ways forward on issues linked to missing migrants, and (3) Identifying key trends and good practices on missing migrants to empower advocates to communicate and policymakers to act effectively on this issue. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 191682.47 288203.03 430000.23 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 479885.5 479885.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237045.2 195252.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222891.23 19747 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22338.24 3625.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209428.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54167.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111124.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68968.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39955.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -323.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0005 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration in the Western Hemisphere is on the rise. In addition to historical migration patterns and as the result of many factors, including poverty, social exclusion, violence, political instability, the increasing impact of disasters exacerbated by the effects of climate change, food insecurity and the erroneous perception of open US borders, the region has experienced in recent years unprecedented movements, both in scale and complexity. In this context, tens of thousands of migrants find themselves in situations of great vulnerability due to dangerous conditions along the migratory route, gender-based violence, exploitation, abuse and/or violence at the hands of traffickers and smugglers, the lack of shelter, and limited access to health and mental health services, among others. Women, boys, and girls, especially if unaccompanied, people with disabilities and people of diverse sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sexual characteristics (SOGIESC) are the most exposed to these risks. Effective collective efforts to ensure safe orderly, and regular migration require robust data and evidence to support development of policies, projects, and programmes at local, national, and regional levels, as well as to deliver on commitments under global agreements. Unfortunately, to date the approach to migration data collection, management and analysis in the Americas has been fragmented, posing challenges to building a coherent and comprehensive evidence base and hence limiting the capacity to timely deliver numbers and characteristics as well as foresight for effective response and programming. The Lighthouse Programme aims to build coherent and comprehensive data systems at the continental level to generate timely and predictable data and analysis for action, insights, and foresight to inform decision-making on migration policy, programming, and initiatives in the Western Hemisphere. The Programme will bring together and work closely with countries and programmes with existing data collection and analysis exercise to build and systematize standards, coherence, and interoperability to enable continental level consolidation of datasets and analysis. It will also work with countries where new key data and information gaps are identified during the implementation. The first year of the Programme will produce consolidated continental datasets and foundational systems for enhancing a unified regional data framework and building a robust and sustainable data network throughout the Americas. The project will establish a continental platform, harmonize, and standardize data mechanisms and tools, and strengthening capacities on data collection, management, and analysis. The proposed workplan will enable the upscaling and consolidation of existing data sources by IOM, partners and governments that inform policymaking and operations, deepen insight, and inform anticipatory action by governments and other stakeholders. Data gaps will also be identified and addressed. Consistent and timely data, visualization, analysis, and information from this stronger evidence base will facilitate a more grounded, rights-based, and insightful approach to policy formulation and subsequent programming. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Americas Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 United States of America El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Jamaica Haiti Honduras Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Canada Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Brazil Barbados Argentina Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Population Statistics Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 938403.93 2061596.07 3000000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 3000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 89160 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186320.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0006 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The United Republic of Tanzania has collected data on migration since the first census conducted after the Union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in 1967. However, the data has varied greatly in quality and quantity over time. Data collection methods, analysis and the use of relevant indicators have not been harmonized, which hampers the ability of policymakers and development practitioners to accurately review changes over time. This lack of harmonization also impedes the country's ability to accurately report on international indicators.The project's objective aims to contribute to enhancing the capacity of policymakers to effectively use migration-related data and its analysis for decision making and policy implementation. It aims to do so by supporting government counterparts, including the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the Zanzibar Office of the Chief Government Statistician (OCGS) and other relevant stakeholders to responsibly collect, analyze, share and disseminate quality, timely, disaggregated and comparable migration-relevant data (Outcome 1). Key outputs include making available, through developing and publishing, a migration monograph of the 2022 Population and Housing Census (Output 1.1) as well as developing the capacities of government officials and other key stakeholders such as civil society to collect, manage, analyze and disseminate migration data in line with their needs, regional priorities, global commitments in full respect of data protection and privacy (Output 1.2). Additionally, a national level, whole-of-government and whole-of-society coordination mechanism to improve migration data collection, management, sharing, analysis and use, as well as data harmonization will be established (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tanzania, United Republic of African Capacity Build. ;Center ,Tanzania Regional ; Immigration Training Academy, Moshi, Tanzania, United Republic of Tanzania, United Republic of Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Population Statistics Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 50000.02 190944.43 59055.55 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 446.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0007 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project focuses on two specific challenges observed in the region which compromise efforts to promote orderly, safe, and evidence-based migration: lack of a coherent and comprehensive evidence base which limits the capacity to comprehend secondary displacement dynamics in the region; and the challenges faced by major cities in the Americas to host increasing migrant populations and ensure their effective integration in urban settings. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Panama Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Population Statistics Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 95420.8 304579.2 400000 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM 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 USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 79254.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51643.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0008 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Data Institute (GDI) unites IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) & Global Migration Analysis Centre (GMDAC) in comprehensive effort to promote gender-responsive migration data aligned with global development goals and UN strategies. The initiative, spanning two phases over 24 months, aims to enhance data collection, analysis, and utilization to ensure inclusivity in migration policies and practices. In Phase 1 (Jan to Jun 2023), the focus is on developing tools, guidance materials, and workshops to support governments in Africa and beyond to collect gender-disaggregated migration data effectively. This involves collaboration with partners like UN Women and engagement with regional bodies such as the African Union. Phase 2 (Jul 2023 to Dec 2024) targets three governments to strengthen gender-responsive migration data through tailored workshops and technical support. The initiative also extends to emergency response data through the Enhancement of Emergency Tracking Tool, emphasizing sex- and age-disaggregated data collection to better understand displacement dynamics. The GDI's approach is rooted in human rights and gender equality principles, aligning with international and regional frameworks like the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the African Union's migration policies. GDI aims to leave no one behind in migration governance, contributing to more informed and inclusive policies globally. Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Sectors non Specified Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Data Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1159951.38 1023186.25 2000000.78 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2183137.63 2183137.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545937 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581402.56 727031.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 784284.25 727031.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806021.62 99446.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 655481.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194716.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288141.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402801.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480140.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32106.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0009 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Whilst migration data is collected in Cuba, it is dispersed across different entities and recorded in different ways. It is ultimately not accessible to stakeholders at the local level in a format that enables analysis of characteristics or impacts of migratory flows. Therefore, local authorities cannot assess push and pull factors inducing migration nor design policies that respond to them and promote local development. Further, it is particularly challenging to target the needs of groups that are more often in situations of vulnerability.This project aims to support enhanced development planning at the local level by improving the evidence base on migration. It plans to achieve this by supporting the development of indicators to enable better collection and analysis of migration data and, subsequently, the incorporation of these indicators in the Cuban local statistical information system (SIET) (Output 1.1). To further support the key stakeholders in collecting and using migration data – the Center of Studies on Demography (CEDEM) and the Center of Studies on Population and Development (CEPDE) – the project will provide equipment and technical guidance on how to use the indicators in SIET. Additionally, capacity development workshops on mainstreaming migration into development planning and on migration data will be provided to stakeholders that need migration data to better plan for local development, such as the Ministries of Interior, Health, Education, Labour and Social Security, Foreign Affairs, local authorities and local demographic observatories (Output 1.2). Finally, guidelines on how to develop briefs based on migration data to support evidence-based policymaking and local development planning will be developed and made available to local authorities and other stakeholders (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cuba Cuba Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Population Statistics Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4333.42 95666.58 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 1633.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1636.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6178.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50728.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0010 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Facilitated by its central positioning within the Greater Mekong Subregion, Lao People’s Democratic Republic has transitioned from primarily a country of origin to a transit and destination country. This shift has coincided with the emergence of various new migration trends, which have in turn impacted cross-cutting issues, presenting both challenges and opportunities. However, the existence and availability of country-specific, timely and interconnected migration data for Lao People's Democratic Republic is limited and poses challenges for the Government to understand the rapidly changing migration flows and address migration challenges and opportunities appropriately.The project aims to contribute to effective migration governance by enhancing the evidence base for policy development and decision-making, through the development of digital applications and tools for better migration data collection and sharing, taking into account gender concerns. To do this, it will expand the function of the already-existing Inter-Ministerial Technical Working Group to assist in coordination, development and maintenance of an online data-sharing platform, which will integrate and analyse existing migration data disaggregated by sex and other available variables and indicators. Migration-related questions will also be developed and integrated into the 2025 Census to support the collection of disaggregated data. The project is designed on the belief that accurate and timely migration data is critical for making, evaluating and monitoring policy decisions related to a wide range of migration-related topics. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Population Statistics Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 104268.64 152469.47 43261.89 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 8712.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13719.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16170.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25451.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65596.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Being a country of origin, transit and destination for migrants, Zimbabwe is characterized by complex mixed-migration dynamics that pose both challenges and opportunities for migration management. Because Zimbabwe lacks tools and systems to comprehensively and efficiently collect, store, analyse and use migration data, policymaking on migration is not always informed by sound evidence and cannot therefore propose strategic, effective and sustainable responses. Critical data gaps in Zimbabwe's result from challenges such as lack of capacity of, and limited coordination among, relevant stakeholders, limited resources to focus on migration data and limited coverage of migration data collection. The proposed project seeks to contribute to enhance evidence-based policymaking and programming on all aspects of migration. This will be achieved by (i) establishing a Migration Statistics Technical Working Group (MSTWG) with key government ministries, departments and agencies (Output 1.1); (ii) supporting the development of a gender-sensitive baseline assessment report and set of recommendations on current data collection practices and level of understanding on the importance of migration data (Output 1.2) (iii) supporting the development of a gender-sensitive National Migration Data Strategy guided by the findings and recommendations from the assessment (Output 1.3) and (iv) assisting in the development of an Action Plan for the implementation of the data strategy and other baseline assessment recommendations (Output 1.4). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Population Statistics Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 96186.66 3813.34 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 2702.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3049.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15112.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69444.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0012 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cognizant of the fundamental importance of migration-related data for evidence-based decision-making, Sri Lanka, with the support of the IOM, has already invested in mapping and strengthening its data collection capacities, specifically in the migration field (MGI assessments, 2018 and 2021); thanks to these exercises, the country has been able to identify the gaps that hamper effective migration data collection, management, and dissemination.On these grounds, this project will contribute to long-term efforts by Sri Lanka towards data-driven, evidence-based policymaking for migration management; in particular, the project will work towards the institutionalisation, by relevant government stakeholders, of a robust mechanism for the collection and dissemination of migration-related data, aimed at promoting and sustaining gender-sensitive, evidence-based practices for the implementation of key global frameworks to which Sri Lanka has actively committed (Agenda 2030 and the GCM). The project envisions, firstly, to establish and operationalise a national Data Task Force, and the subsequent development of recommendations on enhancing migration-related data processes, based on a comprehensive mapping exercise. Secondly, the project foresees supporting the development and launch of a fully operational National Migration Data Portal (NMDP), via which the government and relevant stakeholders would access to structured, gender-sensitive migration-related data; Finally, the project aims to ensure that identified, key government officials working in the field of migration have the skills and knowledge to manage the NMDP and sustainably capitalize on its added value. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Population Statistics Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Data Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 206956.41 71918.31 21125.28 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 41.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1626.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1836.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4657.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20721.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0013 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to improving the policies, cooperation frameworks and evidence-based operations to integrate human mobility considerations into climate action and to strengthen the protection of vulnerable migrants in the Arab states in Western Mediterranean and wider Arab region. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Northern Africa Tunisia Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Algeria Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Population Statistics Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 181482.46 631362.19 750000 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812844.65 812844.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 817884.41 80815.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86936.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277400.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252439.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84692.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA.0015 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will catalyse system-wide efforts to accelerate better data and analysis to enhance regular migration pathways and reduce irregular migration, paving the way further to deliver the promise of migration. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Migration Data Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1733899.39 266100.68 2000000.07 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.07 2000000.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 40984.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.0962 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As Colombia moves towards regularization of thousands of Venezuelan nationals residing in Colombia, influxes continue to be of high importance with a rate of approximately 3,000 migrants and refugees entering per month according to Migración Colombia. Since October the official crossing point between Colombia and Venezuela has been reopened. Thousands of vulnerable Venezuelan migrants and refugees continue demanding humanitarian assistance and access to basic services in Colombia, whether they are in transit or planning to stay for family reunification, job opportunities or any other reason. The most sought-after services vary according to the purpose of migration, documentation, shelter, transportation, regularization, education, health services, etc. This action aims at providing safe and secure and dignified essential humanitarian aid and access to basic services for Venezuelan migrants and refugees. It also aims to prevent and mitigate protection risks by increasing opportunities to enhance resiliency amongst the migrant population and host communities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6264133.34 24335866.62 30599999.96 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30599999.96 30599999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7660000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7660000 15320000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15320000 30600000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30600000 -22980000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22980000 144493.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1132961.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 227125.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1796740.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 128452.01 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 355960.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1960897.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1359493.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 115461.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7523.54 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 343227.37 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 158761.81 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1717312.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42134.23 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 266915.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 129.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2676119.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3489119.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3346906.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5290685.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6040807.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1228.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1011.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.0970 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the beginning of 2015, the Western Balkans (WB) region has emerged as a major crossroads for migrants attempting to reach the European Union (EU). The increasingly complex mixed migration dynamics in the WB, coupled with the operational challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, have revealed important needs and gaps in terms of reception capacities, water, sanitary services and hygiene, and direct assistance to vulnerable migrants. The overall objective of the proposed project is to support the migrant response in the WB, by increasing the reception, referrals and registration capacities in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Montenegro, by providing access to assisted voluntary return and reintegration to migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia, and by increasing migration data and knowledge on risks and vulnerability in the sub-region. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1142614.27 1448538.32 1460562.58 1442104.98 111429.8 57499998.08 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5605249.95 5605249.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15502508 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1713362.95 18497492 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1853456.11 3500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335120.64 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 467464.47 7087148 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640096.46 18951.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 3884.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 9747.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15565.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145372.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 437042.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192661.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192455.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460172.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 703688.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 745379.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524968.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187728.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267003.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232732.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250762.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1154 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the escalation of conflict in March 2015, Yemen continues to face the world's largest humanitarian crisis. The ongoing crisis and conflict, combined with the hardening attitudes of authorities against migrants, has increased migrants' exposure to abuse and violence. In line with humanitarian, national and donor priorities for Yemen and in response to these widespread needs, through this project, IOM aims to implement a comprehensive multisectoral response to migrants in Yemen. IOM is targeting vulnerable migrants with urgent protection support (including emergency assistance) and healthcare services through static Migrant Response Points (MRPs) and mobile teams. IOM is also contributing to informing the overall humanitarian and protection response by employing its Flow Monitoring activities, through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3163543.43 3000000.27 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3163543.43 3163543.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1708428.25 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1543209.88 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -137176.03 302214.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474647.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1149377.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1009901.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180973.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2651.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis unfolding in Afghanistan is intensifying humanitarian needs and increasing displacement risks both inside the country, as well as across borders to neighbouring countries. Applying a regional migration lens to this crisis, IOM’s Comprehensive Action Plan seeks to respond to humanitarian needs, whilst simultaneously mitigating the impact of the crisis in the region and supporting mid- and long-term support to affected persons, governments and societies for recovery and sustainable development. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Pakistan Kazakhstan Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2230896.51 2087846.31 3999999.69 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4318742.82 4318742.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4324324.32 3947.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -75519.99 13194.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63012 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9844.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 99534.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281706.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799146.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137586.52 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1892194.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60320.81 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58340.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282221.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291508.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229129.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29686.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1246 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM’s response to Typhoon Rai (Odette) aims to mitigate the impact of the typhoon on the most vulnerable populations, which has multi-sectoral approaches to address their outstanding needs of shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene, and mental health and psychosocial support. Target communities include the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach communities in Southern Leyte in Eastern Visayas Region and as well as in Dinagat Islands, and Surigao del Norte (including Siargao Island) in Caraga Region. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Philippines: Super Typhoon Rai (Odette) - Humanitarian Needs and Priorities Project with no inclusion of gender issues 11999999.59 11999999.59 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11999999.59 11999999.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232660 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232660 2300756 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300756 4221141 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4221141 5245443 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5245443 249.29 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1315429.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1539.97 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1959993.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 948654.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423322.31 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1607972.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31974.75 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1208256.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129354.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4373252.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1364 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The projects aims to support Undocumented Rohingya in makeshift settlements and host communities to cope with challenges and rebuild their lives through humanitarian support on health, education, livelihood support and life-saving interventions during crises Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 55821.72 55786.75 56097.81 56516.31 58648.06 60330.9 10079.65 29190999.78 Contracted Grant Amount Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353281.2 353281.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14327.87 1351.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1456.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29987.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240252.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2741.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45162.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For several months, increased numbers of crossings of migrants from Belarus into the European Union (EU) have been observed. Considering the political impasse and the rapidly worsening weather in Belarus, it is of extreme urgency for humanitarian actors to step up and support stranded migrants in Belarus and at the borders with the EU, while at the same time providing viable alternative solutions for the migrants. In response, IOM aims to contribute to the provision of life-saving humanitarian aid and offer emergency health and viable and sustainable protection solutions to the stranded migrants. This project also supports the Belarusian authorities to address the exceptional circumstances and needs of a migrant population that finds itself stranded in the country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 431062.1 68938.06 500000.16 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.16 500000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 96474.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1887.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47762.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16865.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 166134.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94557.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40946.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20998.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14372.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1702 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Of the eight sub-districts in Syria considered to be in extreme or catastrophic need, seven are located in northwest Syria (NWS). In NWS, there are 2.7 million internally displaced persons (IDPs), of which over one million are residing in last resort sites, in dire living situations. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to exacerbate humanitarian needs. Concurrently, the Syrian economy deteriorated greatly over the last year, including in NWS. This has exacerbated existing humanitarian vulnerabilities and increased the use of negative coping mechanisms. As a result, food insecurity has increased dramatically in NWS. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2087931.47 189845.77 2000000.26 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2277777.24 2277777.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2252252.25 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -192330.03 8799.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13686.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6659.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 142321.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 69259.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 168024.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 328463.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120577.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 794267.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391572.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16289.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1716 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall numbers of irregular migrants and asylum-seekers in Mexico have multiplied in 2021 along with the pressing needs for humanitarian assistance compared to previous years. In this context, IOM proposes a humanitarian intervention that will contribute towards improving migrants’ humanitarian conditions at the national level with special provisions for vulnerable migrants, such as women, children and family groups. The intervention includes continued support for activities currently implemented by IOM such as strengthening the capacities of shelters and filter hotels implementation as well as innovative components to contribute to shelter’s sustainability and facilitate solidarity among host communities, contributing to humanitarian assistance. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1078680.18 13373806.07 15443010.29 8100839.54 37996336.08 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37996336.08 37996336.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3375000 3375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3375000 3375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3375000 3375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3375000 3375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3375000 3375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3375000 6750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6750000 3996335 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3996335 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 65512.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 111.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 255346.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 41433.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 358738.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14594.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 312346.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8908.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 20254.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 394716.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39099.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38198.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2836.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19908.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2014380.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2485519.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3262738.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3917541.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2617668.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2898571.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3430329.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5660276.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2803619.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1888183.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5227085.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11696.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1717 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As a result of the conflict in South Sudan, it is estimated that the number of persons with disabilities increased substantially, including those with congenital disabilities or disability caused by mines, unexploded ordinance, the effects of war such as poverty, insufficient access to essential services, and displacement. IOM and Humanity and Inclusion (HI) surveys (Malakal 2021, Wau 2019, Bentiu 2018) on disability inclusion and access to humanitarian services in displacement camps shows that people with disabilities face greater challenges to access services, with greater challenges experienced among women and especially children with disabilities. There remain high levels of stigma and discrimination towards persons with disabilities, neurological and mental health conditions further reinforcing exclusion and vulnerability to protection and mental health risks. This project aims to improve empowerment and inclusion of persons with disabilities. In addition to focusing on the persons with disabilities, the project is reaching out through awareness raising activities to the wider community, among whom persons with disabilities reside. Inclusion of the broader community will assist in addressing the attitudinal and environmental barriers which persons with disabilities face in their day to day lives. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 95744.63 382975.08 1021279.56 1499999.27 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.27 1499999.27 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 -0.73 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.73 33145.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192917.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332553.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536199.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442474.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28563.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5226.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3501.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1839 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to contribute to an orderly and safe resumption of the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), a United States Government policy whereby migrants seeking admission to the United States return to Mexico to wait for the duration of their immigration proceedings, though facilitating safe and orderly transportation for the protection of enrollees. IOM will make available its extensive logistical expertise in northern border cities for other operations involving MPP participants through installed field capacities and offices with trained staff. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 13405364.66 1200670.31 14606034.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14606034.97 14606034.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3651509 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3651509 3651509 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3651509 3651509 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3651509 -5184031 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5184031 1.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.05 409130.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1640236.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2195101.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1526487.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -459.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4451.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4451.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1940 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the project, IOM continues to ensure an adequate humanitarian response to the needs of affected populations and host communities in crisis related contexts globally in an efficient and timely manner in 2022. The German Federal Foreign Office Humanitarian Programme for Africa (GHPA) comprises two components to achieve two outcomes. The first is determined as a sustained response mechanism and is structured around on-going crises and responses with predictable needs and aims at sustaining the response on-going to provide lifesaving assistance. The second is determined as a rapid response mechanism to respond in a timely manner to sudden onsets and deteriorating circumstances that appear during the period of implementation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Morocco Seychelles Sudan Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Congo (the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lesotho Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Comoros Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Equatorial Guinea Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Gabon Ethiopia Eritrea Western Sahara Egypt Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - Humanitarian Response Plan Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6210197.88 6000000.93 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6210197.88 6210197.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135073.78 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5010020.04 -397.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6727.83 15560 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23333.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 47837.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13574.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 11788.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210863.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1393395.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3693100.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 857466.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -126477.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1618.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2463.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3698.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -697.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5643.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1975 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the national Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Cluster strategy, IOM seeks to improve the living conditions of internally displaced persons by restoring access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services. IOM’s WASH solutions are immediate, scalable, and sustainable, with the overall aim of reducing morbidity and mortality rates and the spread of water borne diseases among communities affected by the ongoing conflict. King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 100435.95 4749564.15 4850000.1 Contracted Grant Amount King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4850000.1 4850000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2910000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2910000 1940000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1940000 -0.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.23 58426.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234981.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 847881.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1472778.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2236557.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -63386.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62760.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1991 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya has traditionally been an origin, transit and destination country for migrants seeking better economic opportunities, escaping oppressive conditions in their home countries, or hoping to use the territory as a launch pad to Europe. Migrant dynamics in Libya remain complex and dynamic, with many migrants across the country confronting significant challenges and protection concerns, linked to their status in the country and the vulnerable situations in which many find themselves. Through this project, IOM continues its critical interventions to directly support migrants, including to persons who have experienced distress, multiple displacement or challenges in accessing essential services. Approximately 6,500 migrants living in urban areas as well as vulnerable cases from host communities will benefit from a comprehensive approach that bring together a wide range of services and needs based assistance in one mechanism. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 465274.08 204369.13 599999.82 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 669643.21 669643.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401785.71 210000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231023.1 30000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32894.74 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25007.55 60174.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74883.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102837.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133804.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208873.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88836.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28713.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq has evolved in the past years following the official end of the Islamic State in the Levant (ISIL) crisis in December 2017. The post-conflict period has seen the gradual return of over 4.8 million people to their areas of origin. Since then, Iraq has been facing multiple overlapping crises resulting from the years of violent conflict, which have led to protracted displacement. The COVID-19 pandemic and its associated public health, socio-economic and mobility impacts have amplified these issues, often acting as a threat multiplier in Iraq’s fragile context. Through this project, IOM is providing needed humanitarian assistance in formal camps and informal sites through camp coordination and camp management, shelter, non-food items, cash-based assistance, mental health and psychosocial support, protection case management and provision of essential health care services to internally displaced persons. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6017260.66 5700000.12 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6017260.66 6017260.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3075170.84 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3102378.49 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -273273.95 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 44452.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 24564 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -6600.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 86749.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 684974.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742709.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11027.59 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3553879.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12298.87 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763602.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13382.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite the state of siege declared by the Congolese authorities since 6 May 2021 to track down and neutralize armed groups in North Kivu and Ituri provinces, insecurity continues to spread in these parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) leading to violence and massacres of civilians, human rights violations, and massive displacement of populations. In all affected areas, humanitarian needs include lack of access to basic services, essential household items, shelter, and healthcare. The protection of populations, particularly their dignity, physical and psychological integrity is one of the major humanitarian challenges. Interventions planned under this project directly contribute to improving the living conditions of the conflict-affected populations including internally displaced persons and host communities in by providing lifesaving humanitarian assistance in spontaneous displacement sites and surrounding communities in Ituri, North Kivu, and Tanganyika provinces, while also providing evidence on mental health and psychosocial support needs assistance for conflict-affected populations in Eastern DRC. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 77052.32 390556.3 600000.32 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 467608.62 467608.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470957.61 -600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -470957.61 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470957.61 8.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26636.28 1929.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11624.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2515.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4669.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194602.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154651.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75861.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1533.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Undocumented Afghan migrants are at risk of exploitation and abuse during and after return, including trafficking, gender-based violence, and family separation. IOM’s Protection programme in Afghanistan supports at-risk undocumented returnees to return and reintegrate in safety and dignity through the provision of tailored assistance at border points and in provinces of return. Through this project, IOM is providing humanitarian protection and health assistance to undocumented returnees and internally displaced persons and supporting advocacy for the rights of Afghan people. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5494568.31 2670211.48 7700000.74 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8164779.79 8164779.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2409638.55 3760000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4047362.75 1546918.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1652360.52 -91.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -96.01 121790.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 160239.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -402.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 93983.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41857.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391110.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166588.24 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 991076.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1024085.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390488.16 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499884.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2625016.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401507.41 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1376375.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23678.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2262.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2820.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bangladesh is one of the most climate-vulnerable countries as well as one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world. Due to its geophysical characteristics - a tropical, low-lying, riverine country with a broad deltaic plain - Bangladesh faces a complex set of rapid-onset natural hazards, ranging from floods, cyclones, landslides and storm surges; as well as chronic, slow-onset hazards, including drought, sea level rise, riverbank erosion and salinity intrusion. When combined with the socio-economic context of Bangladesh, characterized by widespread poverty and high population density forcing many people to live in areas highly vulnerable to natural hazards, these natural hazards lead to loss of life, land, homes and livelihoods, as well as widescale displacement and damage to infrastructure. This project aims at strengthening national coordination and collaboration for more effective Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) interventions in Bangladesh. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 214291.07 269770.79 355880.7 210058.03 1050000.59 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000.59 1050000.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14623 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14623 47644 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47644 12533 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12533 20556 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20556 39761 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39761 220041 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220041 127436 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127436 108392 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108392 42342 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42342 52953 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52953 113219.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 74158.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 149587.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -4937.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2112.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37601.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -2112.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2112.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 39085.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23181.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18867.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21152.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42342.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23151.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36812.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73388.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30437.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39079.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine, resulting in the displacement of over 7.1 million people as of 30 May. The majority of internally displaced persons (IDPs) are currently residing in Western Ukraine, including Zakarpattia Oblast. The overall scale and unpredictability of the situation requires immediate humanitarian assistance for the most vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected communities. Through various assessments, IOM has identified the need to improve living conditions in collective centres in Zakarpattia Oblast, especially in light of the upcoming winter season. Through this project, IOM aims to improve living conditions for IDPs in collective centres by carrying out light repairs and upgrades to collective centres to prepare them for harsh winter conditions, as well as repairing and maintaining water and sanitation facilities in collective centres. IOM is also ensuring that IDPs in collective centres are provided with essential items and services, including through referral to service providers. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 112084.08 110000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112084.08 112084.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114822.55 -8.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278.62 4730.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45639.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64713.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1035.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1017.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The invasion of Ukraine on 24 February resulted in the displacement of nearly 6.3 million people as of 23 June 2022, according to round 6 of the IOM Displacement Report. The overall scale and unpredictability of the situation requires immediate humanitarian assistance for the most vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected communities. Through this project, IOM is providing specialized protection services, community-based activities aiming to raise awareness, as well as capacity building activities for partners, government, community leaders and other relevant persons. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 274529.58 725470.42 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 - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 19083.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 87654.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -0.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14475.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122083.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311709.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96519.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256241.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107383.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16751.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31903.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The invasion of Ukraine on 24 February resulted in the displacement of nearly 6.3 million people as of 23 June 2022 (IOM Displacement Report Round 6). The overall scale and unpredictability of the situation requires immediate humanitarian assistance for the most vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected communities. This project aims to enhance equitable access to sufficient and safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for the most vulnerable conflict-affected populations in Kyiv oblast, Main activities include support for enhancing local and national water associations' and companies' response capacity and water supply systems. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kuwait IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 249999.96 249999.96 Contracted Grant Amount Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249999.96 249999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 10243 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -10243 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 11526.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57455.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171585.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13265.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4001.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2044 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the humanitarian situation in the country quickly deteriorated. As of 23 June, nearly 6.3 million continue to be displaced according to round six of IOM’s Displacement Report. Vulnerable populations face increasing protection risks while harsh weather conditions during the upcoming winter season are increasing cause of concern. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to the protection of the most vulnerable populations in Ukraine including by mitigating the adverse impact of harsh weather conditions. In addition to providing protection services, IOM is building local protection capacities while raising awareness on the availability of such as well as other types of assistance. To mitigate the impact of harsh weather conditions, IOM is providing individual shelter assistance with the aim to repair homes that were damaged by the war, while rehabilitating and upgrading collective centres for populations who continue to be displaced. Additionally, IOM is providing winterized non-food items and core winter clothing. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4827237.58 2976532.18 55000000 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7803769.76 7803769.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7790368.27 74123.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 522348.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -235109 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13338.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90925.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113576.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2577.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -79840 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 55816.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681086.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2745360.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2059266.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6357549.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1404738.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65713.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3189195.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55940.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345161.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports IOM Afghanistan's assistance to displaced and otherwise affected populations in country through the prepositioning and distribution of Emergency Shelter/Non-food (ES/NFI) items and by improving access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services and items. The ES/NFI component includes nationwide coverage, while the WASH program is focusing on the priority provinces of Daykundi, Badghis, Farah and Herat. In addition, both sectors will include support to the emergency earthquake response and recovery efforts in Paktika and Khost provinces in close coordination with partners. IOM will also make a contribution to the core pipeline for the WASH cluster, including water kits, hygiene promotion items and menstrual hygiene management materials. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 32107235.4 31203262.4 30751274.4 22668232.87 116730005.07 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116730005.07 116730005.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11143 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11143 7877241 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7877241 2403298 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2403298 3641912 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3641912 1179679 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1179679 12090682 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12090682 8210275 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8210275 4763474 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4763474 6696356 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6696356 6519764 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6519764 80388.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2674735.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5133314.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2114827.22 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2028639.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1083620.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1175244.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1016366.82 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1824435.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8637851.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1434530.38 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5981584.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3278621.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3164203.73 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3223890.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4204447.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2708666.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5256215.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1259004.19 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan has had various challenges in managing man-made and disasters due to natural hazards over the years due to political and socio-economic instability. Protracted and new displacement continue in Sudan due to decades of conflict and natural disasters. In response to current health situation, and considering the identified needs and vulnerabilities, the proposed action aims to provide immediate emergency response support to vulnerable mobile populations, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and refugees through: Providing site management support to targeted gathering sites; Distributing of emergency shelter and non-food items (ES/NFI); Increasing access to timely and primary health services; and Increasing access to safe and clean water. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 89398.1 302363.07 500000.29 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391761.17 391761.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392464.68 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24186.95 3000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27159.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125706.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232431.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77903.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -99166.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1242.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project builds on the three phases of the EU Special Measures to Support the Response to the Refugee and Migrant Situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since 2017, mixed migratory flows have increased significantly in the Western Balkans. Comprised of a diverse group of people including asylum-seekers, refugees and migrants in search of a better life, mixed migratory flows in the Western Balkans and along the Eastern Mediterranean Route (EMR) constituted approximately 16% of all entries into the European Union (EU) in 2021. This Individual measure is being implemented over the course of three years with the overall objective to transition to sustainable, locally-, and state-owned mixed migration response and management. The first two years of the action serve as a transition phase during which capacity building is taking place while progressively transferring responsibilities to the state. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3378986.75 13578909.05 14080862.74 11341794.26 39500001.35 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42380552.8 42380552.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19379844.96 19500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21241830.07 6434.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -6854.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 609012.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 985544.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 225992.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 401291.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -401291.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 351736.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 192541.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 765746.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 25611.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 372218.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 338582.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1272305.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 29196.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 651461.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 129470.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 132151.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 453471.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 489247.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2750609.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3202797.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1910739.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1940526.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2406223.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3327276.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2259156.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2867254 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2891800.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the escalation of conflict in March 2015, the humanitarian situation in Yemen has led to unprecedented suffering across the country. Trends point to a deteriorating humanitarian and food security situation in Yemen, with fighting and clashes exacerbating existing vulnerabilities, stalled development gains made in the years preceding, and has driven the country to the brink of famine. The conflict in Ukraine is contributing to even further deteriorating conditions in Yemen, and experts predict that Yemen will continue to grapple with the ripple effects of the recent hikes in the price of petroleum and diesel and project that direct and indirect ramifications of the Russia-Ukraine war on the prices of minimum food baskets would be devastating. In line with Yemen’s Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022 and IOM’s Crisis Response Plan for Yemen, IOM proposes to contribute towards alleviating the immediate suffering of food insecure populations with timely and high-impact multi-sectoral (Health, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Protection, and multi-purpose cash) interventions, as well as complementary interventions such as assessments through IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) that are crucial for informing the integrated response. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10442579.7 1557420.41 12000000.11 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12000000.11 12000000.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1134 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1134 985784 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 985784 771920 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771920 4101760 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4101760 6139402 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6139402 0.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.87 1449 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 5632 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 168931.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 804120.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13866.39 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 969946.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 850836.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5586384.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153994.57 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1377958.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2061273.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5282.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 22 June, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck south-eastern Afghanistan, leading to wide-scale destruction across already vulnerable districts in Paktika and Khost provinces. The inter-agency multi-sectoral Emergency Earthquake Appeal targets approximately 362,000 people living in high intensity impact areas. A total of USD 110.3 million is urgently required to frontload lifesaving response activities over the course of the next three months (July-September). The earthquake-hit districts are remote and have been underserved in last two decades due to conflict, which has made these populations particularly vulnerable and the districts hard to reach under this response. Due to this level of remoteness of the affected areas and in order for humanitarian actors to adequately respond and coordinate the response on the ground as described above, there has been an urgent need identified by the UN Resident Coordinator to set up humanitarian hubs in three locations to support the response. As such, IOM, in collaboration with WFP and coordination with other actors on the ground including the de facto authorities, is using this grant to set up and support the core Humanitarian Hubs in Barmal (Paktika), Giyan (Paktika), and Spera (Khost). MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1379491.52 1379491.52 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1379491.52 1379491.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1379491.54 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1379491.54 -866905 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -866905 0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.11 39020.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460784.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12781.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM continues to address critical humanitarian needs and contribute to building resilience of the society through integrated support for displaced and vulnerable crisis-affected populations in Sudan. Focus areas of the action are coordination and common services, protection via the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to provide evidence-based information for planning and programming life-saving responses, and provision of essential non-food items to the most vulnerable people. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1455468.55 5833980.19 1845202.34 8500001.72 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9134651.08 9134651.08 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) 1260504.2 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1722282.02 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2190580.5 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2190580.5 1699965.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1804067.52 91405.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263708.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 976639.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153602.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224700.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1721018.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2096007.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3494997.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145933.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mozambique faces a triple humanitarian crisis with a conflict, reoccurring disasters related to natural hazards due to climate shocks, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic have become incredibly complex. For over four years, the province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique has experienced brutal attacks by armed groups, while neighboring provinces of Nampula, Niassa, Zambezia and Sofala are seeing a spillover of displacement. Moreover, consecutive disasters related to natural hazards owing to Mozambique being situated in a cyclone prone region, have caused widespread destruction of infrastructure and displacement in the last months (Tropical Storm Ana in January 2022, Tropical Cyclone Gombe in March 2022).Through this project, IOM is implementing a large multi-sector emergency response programme in line with the 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan for Mozambique, that operates across six sectors, namely Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Shelter and Non-Food Items, Emergency Health, Protection and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support, Displacement Tracking, and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. In addition, IOM has also made commitments on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) that include inter-agency coordination to prevent and address SEA incidents, including active participation in in-country PSEA Networks. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10743164.98 4556836.26 15300001.24 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15300001.24 15300001.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2333463 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2333463 1398389 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1398389 2425739 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2425739 3841137 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3841137 4630953 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4630953 526823 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526823 -1.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.98 61184.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 3300 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1700 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 333475 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 546997.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 153404.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21085.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59238.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -46923.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 195511.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2137951.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2228262.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2339422.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3807806.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2820664.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 684794.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -118181.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -73192.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2058 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the lull in national-level hostilities that has accompanied the Revitalized Agreement for the Resolution of Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS), displaced populations have begun returning from former UN Protection of Civilian (PoC) and internally displaced persons (IDP) sites, as well as host-community settings, and refugee settlements in neighbouring countries. However, protracted conflict, underdevelopment, climate-related shocks, hyperinflation and unemployment have eroded livelihoods and coping strategies, and precluded communities from fully recovering from effects of war. Through this project, IOM is maintaining core humanitarian operations in the PoC in Malakal, as well as Bentiu and Wau IDP camps, whilst increasing programming particularly in Rubkona/Bentiu Town, Malakal Town, and Wau Town, given the relative stability of these locations, and the opportunities therein for resilience, recovery, development, and system strengthening efforts. IOM already implements programming and maintains sub-offices in these urban areas. IOM is also scaling up activities in areas of return, in order to ensure the provision of services to meet increasing needs in these locations. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1801711.52 4061180.21 4900000.38 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5862891.73 5862891.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3671970.62 1545000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1697802.2 355000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 427196.15 1848.19 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -129042.46 7236.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49704.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 144175.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3797375.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3629404.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -42497.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1843225.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -82818.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6221.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2349.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2059 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2015, IOM has been implementing a global project on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention and risk mitigation under the Safe from the Start Initiative (SftS) supported by the US Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration. IOM's Global SftS project is now entering its eighth year. IOM continues to pursue key milestones set against commitments made by IOM under the 2021-2025 Roadmap of the Global Call to Action on Protection against GBV in emergencies including: to strengthen risk mitigation and response capacities in key technical areas where IOM brings a strategic added-value to collective efforts on GBV - including camp coordination and camp management, shelter and settlements, water, sanitation and hygiene, and health; to pursue the institutionalization and operationalization of the GBV in Crises Framework to foster more coherent and holistic responses to GBV in emergencies; and to continue supporting inter-agency initiatives from the Inter-Agency Standing Committee and UN-wide system on collective protection from sexual exploitation and abuse. IOM is further exploring how the SftS initiative can contribute to build a stronger understanding and response to gendered impact of climate displacement. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2040911.61 959088.03 2999999.64 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2999999.64 2999999.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 375674.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428503.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625686.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 872652.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 663397.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23650.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10435.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In May 2020, Burundi held its first general elections since 2015. During the previous electoral cycle, political instability coupled with natural disasters forced more than 267,000 Burundians to flee the country and resulted in the internal displacement of 202,000 persons. Since the inauguration of the new government in June 2020, the country has witnessed notable improvements in terms of its security, political, and socioeconomic situation. Building on progress already achieved in the two previous projects phases, this project aims to provide reintegration assistance to approximately 54,770 people (returnees, host community members, and other types of displaced and affected peoples alike). These interventions coincide with the anticipated return of 70,000 new individuals from the United Republic of Tanzania and the Republic of Rwanda during 2022. The general objective of this project is to contribute to national efforts in strengthening the reintegration capacity for Burundian returnees and displaced populations within communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1196458.03 903502.2 2099960.23 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2099960.23 2099960.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524990 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524990 524990 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524990 524990 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524990 524990 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524990 2.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.16 23400 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 364.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 132600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 26867.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373034.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 680743.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 732277.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152300.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21626.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the successful implementation of the Multisectoral Humanitarian Response at Turkish Borders project, IOM’s Phase V of its humanitarian assistance programming to continue to expand support to migrants in irregular situations in Türkiye’s Western Border particularly those intercepted/rescued at sea by the Turkish Coast Guard in the Aegean Region and/or apprehended or pushed back to Türkiye on the north-western border (hereinafter migrants). Through multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance, IOM aims to meet migrants’ basic, protection and medical needs. These assistances are planned to be in the form of providing food items, non-food items, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support, including Psychological First Aid, basic medical support and assistance, and referrals to specialized mid-and long-term service providers. IOM aims continue its humanitarian assistance programming in the Aegean region and the north-western border. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Turkey Mediterranean and Land Border Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1143217.6 557591.8 1700809.4 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700809.4 1700809.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425202 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425202 425202 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425202 425202 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425202 425203 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425203 0.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.45 38477.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587454.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314662.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417029.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315912.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27272.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project objective contributes to improved quality of life, inclusiveness and resilience through the provision of sustainable water supply and sanitation services. The project focuses on increasing access to safe water, improved sanitation and strengthening capacity for improved delivery of water and sanitation services in Kismayo (Jubbaland State) and Baidoa (South West State) towns. The project aims to reduce economic and social exclusion of poor and vulnerable groups in the two towns, where an estimated 65 per cent of the population live below the basic needs poverty line and 70 per cent of the population is younger than 30 years and often unemployed by improving access to safe and reliable water supply. Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1557730.41 1634352.66 1665327.7 1926500.23 2319991.53 2327065.12 629405.6 12060373.25 Contracted Grant Amount Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12060373.25 12060373.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1121985 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1121985 1169300 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1169300 6942985 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6942985 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 4600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28416.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 66305.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -1042.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 10655.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75185.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240640.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366667 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507543.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399678.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206020.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176238.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247982.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237949.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2600991.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2652828.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252859.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164162.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 970378.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2012.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 497740.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406938.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -267550.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 683820.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to find a cost-effective solution to repair, reuse and recycle of solar lanterns and solar home systems and their accessories that have been distributed in internally displaced persons and refugee camps in East Africa. The project intends to define a cost-effective approach and put in place activities that would reduce waste, prolong energy access, create jobs, support livelihoods and provide business opportunities. This bold and innovative project is the first to ever look exclusively at the issue of solar waste in displacement settings. In light of this, the pilot will produce and share learnings around the unique factors affecting electronic repair and e-waste management in displacement settings in order to help ‘green’ existing humanitarian operations in other places. The findings will also act as a proof of concept for a longer-term, potentially commercial operation. Finally, there is scope in the longer term to extend the scale of the project beyond solar products and their accessories (TVs, radios, torches, and fans) to include other forms of e-waste (mobile phones or battery-powered torches). Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Africa Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ethiopia Eritrea Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5385.89 141033.64 215773.6 194279.54 23072.05 5300000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579544.72 579544.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1590000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173297.01 3710000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424533.7 5300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 597830.71 -5300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -597830.71 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -44556.5 29782 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 35994 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28475 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 22373 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 18643 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 40000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 8793 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2710.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4908.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13042.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28254.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15741.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11888.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2685.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11822.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17667.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22530.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66467.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29947.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47074.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94530.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2202 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2020, IOM continues its integrated approach to support life-saving and sustaining assistance as well as early recovery activities. The overarching priorities of IOM include the respect and upholding of protection needs of the Rohingya, but also the improvement of quality and access to services. IOM also continues to provide support to the most vulnerable host community members. IOM plans to utilise this fund for seven program areas protection, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, needs and population monitoring, communicating with communities, protection from sexual exploitation and abuse and heath response to COVID-19 in Cox's Bazar. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Bangladesh: 2020 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with no inclusion of gender issues 5767147.99 8785273.28 3583500.02 25000001.3 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18135921.29 18135921.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4608294.93 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5355776.59 11000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8058608.06 35.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -243934.28 -28422 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18810.06 -0.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -163.52 120188 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 53671.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 79916.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 330381.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8828.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 143157.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 204640.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 344344.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 184421 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 582345.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 783766.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 32479.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71148.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 87838.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 570909.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 612809.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 320216.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 675461.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 289846.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 449185.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 77642.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -3.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross -13.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1196784.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1891029.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719114.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1302823.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295913.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 711806.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253020.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1306185.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1266961.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2446561.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353618.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11723.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18973.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2211 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is supporting migration, reception, and border management in Bosnia and Herzegovina in collaboration with United Nations and government partners in the project's third phase. IOM's ongoing activities support the coordination and management of reception centres that provide for the basic food and shelter needs of persons of concern, including water sanitation and hygiene, and facilitate access to protection services and provide transportation to school for migrant and refugee children. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6793310.21 16014807.47 24082232.83 16249219.46 55649666.8 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63139569.97 63139569.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22396416.57 25000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30663151.84 10649667 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12663099.88 -13268.62 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1216160.82 -0.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378.86 184013.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 266390.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 142392.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 77815.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 67283.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross -1534272.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 4356988.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1197669.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -1197669.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 759597.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1110575.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 888130.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 258292.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 73626.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 39354.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2995.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 8868959.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12518080.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7353007.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6009380.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7161212.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4541793.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4636248.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3700287.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2030770.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -392932.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59869.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141270.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241920.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 943414.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2254 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address the current gaps in humanitarian emergency response in Burundi by reinforcing an Emergency Event Tracking system for rapid alert assessment following natural disasters and other displacement events and by implementing a comprehensive emergency response programme, including the provision of shelter, non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene support for vulnerable displaced populations. Lastly the project implements small grants mechanism aimed at conflict prevention and peace building. The project will contribute towards strengthening the humanitarian development peacebuilding nexus by combining immediate response with early recovery approaches for both direct beneficiaries and host communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 572319.33 572319.33 572319.33 641513.23 2000000.64 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2358471.22 2358471.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 597371.57 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 606796.12 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 537634.41 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550660.79 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45168.15 100000 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 22425.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 725.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -922 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26262.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33169.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 122471 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2625 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34833.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43000 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 8678.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28254.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -2952.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 304853.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202409.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59577.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144971.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192260.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227460.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32415.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107223.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189469.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168115.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69928.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152339.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10987.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4564.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15876.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2286 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In March 2020, in view of the COVID-19 global pandemic, Brazil has declared a national emergency, ordered the closure of its national borders and imposed several restrictions on economic activities and population mobility. The rapid spread of the disease and its immediate socioeconomic consequences have created new challenges to all vulnerable populations in Brazil and severely impacted the situation of Venezuelan migrants and refugees living in the country. The overall objective of this project is to improve life-saving emergency assistance to Venezuelan migrants and refugees in the state of Roraima. In the context of the pandemic and in line with the regional Refugees and Migrants Response Plan (RMRP) 2021, the proposed intervention focuses on providing food and non-food item assistance and improving health care services to migrants and refugees. Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 128055.52 112563.84 9380.5 249999.86 Contracted Grant Amount Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249999.86 249999.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 623.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2097.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13816.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25614.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10245.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20676.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44201.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132724.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2299 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The political, human rights and socio-economic situation in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela have led to the outflow of over 5.1 million Venezuelans into neighbouring countries and beyond. Peru is the second largest country of arrival and as of September 2020, according to data approved by the National Superintendence of Migrations, the country hosts 1.04 million refugees and migrants from Venezuela. This project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Peruvian government regarding humanitarian assistance to reduce the suffering and vulnerability, and to support durable solution initiatives, as well as facilitate the integration and transition to community stabilization. The project benefits both the vulnerable refugees and migrants from Venezuela and host communities, within the pandemic context. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2020 for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 64031.88 1401486.02 1409362.53 2874880.43 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2874880.43 2874880.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2874880.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2874880.61 1.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.18 188149.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 368901.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 108588.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 19919.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288648.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290851.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153990.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291904.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266291.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418045.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 483018.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3429.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2305 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to the Rohingya refugee influx from Rakhine State in Myanmar to the Cox’s Bazar District of Bangladesh in August 2017, the population of two upazilas (Ukhiya and Teknaf) located in the southern part of the Cox’s Bazar district, has grown to approximately 1.5 million people. This has significantly complicated existing sanitation challenges. It is estimated that over 10,000 tons (approximately 22,000m3) of waste is produced per month in the two upazilas, both of which lack a functioning solid waste management system and for which no land is currently available. The project focuses on life-saving activities through sanitation maintenance, decentralized faecal sludge treatment, localized solid-waste management and improved drainage systems in the refugee camp and identified adjacent host communities in Ukhiya Upazila. The proposed response improves IOM operations by continuing water, sanitation and hygiene, site management and site development, and protection services in targeted refugee camps and communities using existing and proposed interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5168799.89 9174956.47 6273166.42 18811880.02 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20616922.78 20616922.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5940594.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6964354.11 5445544.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6132369.99 5445544.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5643051.35 1980198.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1918796.54 -194502 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) -210500 -5071.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) -461536.98 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23.7 -193848 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) -210247.29 5071.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3524.71 407025.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 270731.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 510970.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 427410.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 750762.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 843057.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 519610.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 631930.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 661781.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 557718.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 322962.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 291621.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 378082.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 643729.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709553.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1033140.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1426608.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1865935.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2797804.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2374993.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709343.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1608053.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233918.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15281.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5470.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -206722.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2310 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since its inception in 2017, the Whole of Syria (WoS) PSEA Program has supported the interagency humanitarian response in joint implementation of international PSEA commitments. Through an established, robust interagency PSEA Network consisting of more than 140 UN agencies, INGOs and NGOs, the program strives to decrease the risk of crisis‐affected communities experiencing incidents of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) by humanitarian workers and provide technical and operational support to humanitarian actors to prevent and respond to SEA cases. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 116030 481116.3 375978.41 1250000.15 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973124.71 973124.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 794281.18 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193199.38 -38666.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28285.41 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25902.89 84829.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29549.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78022.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91820.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58940.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24064.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46659.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74680.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29604.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34845.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63571.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118876.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48179.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132345.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37722 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15814.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1299.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3305.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2312 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In November 2020, tensions between the national and regional governments developed into widespread conflict in the Tigray Region of Ethiopia. The conflict has driven large-scale displacement, with populations fleeing to areas not directly under attack within the Tigray region, and to neighbouring Afar and Amhara Regions, and Sudan. The security situation in Tigray Region remains unstable, particularly in rural areas to which large numbers of people have fled, and access constraints due to persisting insecurity continue to challenge the urgent scale up of humanitarian assistance. This conflict, coupled with pre-existing humanitarian needs and against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic in northern Ethiopia, has created a dire humanitarian situation, as numerous civilians have been displaced within Tigray, into other Ethiopian Regional States, and into neighbouring states such as Sudan. Through this project, IOM is contributing to the improvement of living conditions and the well-being of crisis-affected populations in Northern Ethiopia through Shelter and Settlements interventions. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8062162.01 8406117.55 3067581.07 19535860.63 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19535860.63 19535860.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30788 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30788 2323595 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2323595 2913169 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2913169 1298862 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1298862 2626954 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2626954 1866016 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1866016 3128863 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3128863 2450014 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2450014 2897599 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2897599 0.78 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.78 101850.93 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40679.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24324.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 106442.53 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 153353.06 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 308969.24 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 85291.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 170000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 125579.64 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 373493.37 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 494383.3 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5676.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 69064.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 255890.76 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104251.87 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 740543.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2369771.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2014707.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1804333.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2457283.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 989504.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2322118.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3801909.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 910290.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -289333.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4519.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2314 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over three and a half years have passed since the forced displacement of Rohingya men, women, boys and girls from Myanmar into Bangladesh. Early leadership exercised by the Government of Bangladesh, with the support of the international community, worked to mitigate and manage the ensuing humanitarian crisis in the southern district of Cox’s Bazar. Despite resilience and resolve shown by the refugee community, there exists as of yet no viable solution to the crisis until a safe and voluntary return to Rakhine state is guaranteed. The Rohingya who sought refuge in Cox’s Bazar, continue to face formidable challenges and require Protection and other life-saving humanitarian assistance, with COVID-19 and monsoon season in 2020 further exacerbating needs. This project contributes to the reduction of morbidity and mortality among refuges and host community by improving equitable access to and utilization of quality life-saving and comprehensive primary and secondary health services for all crisis-affected populations. It reduces protection threats and vulnerabilities and strengthens protection services to meet the protection needs of refugees and host community; and upholds the safety and dignity of Rohingya refugees through improved comprehensive water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure and services. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2942176.43 5612747.12 2693021.43 10400001.16 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11247944.98 11247944.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2320000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2808716.71 3600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4109589.04 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2487046.63 2081086.69 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1793486.42 68688.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 300612.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 224121.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 144134.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 424061.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 425109.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 378761.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 139620.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 165629.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 121352.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338912.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 489346.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441725.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1886545.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579898.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1358168.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1493999.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1811316.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405247.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2322 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in conflict-affected north-east Nigeria remains one of the most severe in the world today, characterized by armed conflict, forced displacement and grave violations of civilians’ human rights and dignity. The overall objective of this action is to reinforce protection and resilience of displaced and conflict affected populations in Nigeria while providing an overall picture of the movements and evolving needs of displaced populations. To achieve this, IOM continues to provide information packages, conduct biometric registration and conduct assessments through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM); provides site management and site improvement support, including safety audits in camps , as well as language and interpretation services for communities; enhance community engagement activities to improve social cohesion among the community members; conducts reinforcement and improvement works in shelters and distribution of reinforcement kits and non-food items to displaced populations; continues to operate the humanitarian hubs for partners to use; and implements solutions for WASH challenges to minimize public health risks; and conduct hygiene promotion activities for community members. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2185911.29 5415583.71 3420873.89 10000000.88 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11022368.89 11022368.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2240000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2711864.41 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1902497.03 4160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4342379.96 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2188183.81 75.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -298534.18 18500.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -18500.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36552.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20066.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 110722.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 214731 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -755.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21041.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806850.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1487755.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1363917.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091626 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1476294.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1277232.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1107828.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1570669.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261488.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2330 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Displacement caseloads in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are mixed between the recent wave of population movements and populations displaced for over three years. As a result, the needs and the situations lived by these internally displaced persons, vary significantly in terms of their security, the length of displacement periods, and their wishes for longer-term solutions. Within this action, IOM intervenes to support the displaced populations towards durable solutions as well as to provide life-saving assistance to populations continue to be displaced in Tanganyika province. IOM is providing the displaced populations with access for information on options to return, relocation or local integration, facilitating the populations to know better their area of destination, providing transportation, multipurpose cash and shelter assistance to allow the returnees to start their new life outside the camp. For this action, IOM is collaborating bilaterally with UNICEF who is providing assistance in the destination area namely water, sanitation and hygiene assistance, education, assistance for malnutrition cases, vaccination. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Democratic Republic of Congo Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 334539.09 492464.05 3494427.6 3700001.19 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4321430.74 4321430.74 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) 1909307.88 1360000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1478260.87 740000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 821309.66 1367.51 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -233635.04 64043.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147630 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 395480.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460897.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178323 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74360 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82899.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329444.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14730 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 892547.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229372.99 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205286.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24953.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391276.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149960 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6166.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213348.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167140.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4143 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6854.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2336 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Amidst a continuing COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, IOM will contribute to the food security, health and protection as these are the most urgent and most-needed sectors for humanitarian assistance in Venezuela. IOM is targeting vulnerable populations in-country, individuals returning to Venezuela, and those in pendular migration. The Zulia state is benefitting from food security interventions, while the Sucre state benefits from both health and food security activities. Protection actions will, on the other hand, have a national focus. Particular attention is given to women and girls as they are the most vulnerable to food insecurity and protection risks. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Latin America and the Caribbean Panama IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 553894.04 2345282.06 2500000.19 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2899176.1 2899176.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2386634 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570776.26 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -137743.38 340779.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3266.6 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 114007.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -2569.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 42900.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 390258.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1612080.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81579.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30016.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12016.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187571.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7761.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2338 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In a world increasingly shaped by global challenges – rapid population growth and urbanization, persistent poverty and growing socioeconomic inequalities, political tensions, violence and conflict, natural disasters and climate change, gender-based violence and other forms of human rights violations – more and more people are forced to be on the move. IOM plays a unique role in responding to the needs of people exposed and vulnerable to the impact of these global challenges. Central to its response to these needs is the Organization’s migration mandate, its flexible and strong operational character, and its role as a humanitarian responder. Through this project, IOM’s Department of Operations and Emergencies (DOE) actively seeks to promote integrated programming and responses that lead to long term impacts and, as such, the department is taking active steps to integrate programming at its Headquarters and aims to increase its capacity to support field operations in doing the same. This will be backed up by a global network of Regional Thematic Specialists with a focus on emergency and postcrisis operations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 434617.97 818594.26 880541.64 440269.56 2574023.43 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2574023.43 2574023.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20434 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20434 98588 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98588 107824 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107824 174661 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174661 260686 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260686 309927 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309927 62413 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62413 226526 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226526 211721 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211721 159353 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159353 218632 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218632 533002 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533002 190256.43 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190256.43 9749.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 31290.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87732.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176958.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189276.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242722.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244139.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176428.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175707.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237009.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74981.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 374248.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525434.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17575.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4421.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2339 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Global phenomena such as rapid population growth and urbanization, persistent poverty and socio-economic inequality, and the growing number of natural disasters, protracted and complex crises have continued to increase the amount of humanitarian needs worldwide. As the UN’s migration agency, IOM has a unique role to play in responding to the needs of people who are displaced, vulnerable to or affected by these phenomena. Like most humanitarian organizations, however, IOM’s approaches to assistance - and the underlying processes that support these approaches - must continuously be reviewed and reframed, and the organization’s capacity must be strengthened in order to reflect the ever-changing environment and needs on the ground. IOM aims to enhance its preparedness and surge capacity to respond in a principled, effective, efficient, and accountable manner while assisting and protecting the most vulnerable populations affected and displaced by natural disasters and conflict. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 320430.14 640856.88 640856.88 373833.18 1975977.08 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1975977.08 1975977.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7957 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7957 99150 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99150 51752 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51752 70781 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70781 94554 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94554 471549 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471549 136658 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136658 69018 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69018 148049 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148049 147728 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147728 94560 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94560 397133 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397133 187087.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187087.57 23221.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83884.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78379.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63249.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146656.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383324.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185912.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115733.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97626.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119208.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128049 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515613.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36218.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1100.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2344 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration through Yemen has become a riskier process over the past 2-3 years and COVID-19 has exacerbated or accelerated certain trends. Migrants are amongst the most marginalized, excluded and vulnerable groups of people in need in Yemen. The on-going crisis and conflict, combined with the hardening attitudes of authorities against migrants, has increased their exposure to abuse and violence. As Yemen’s humanitarian situation worsens, critical indicators such as access to health care, water and sanitation, food insecurity and malnutrition are worsening, and civilians are becoming increasingly exposed to conflict. This action aims to build on IOM and partners' current migrant assistance and response capacity that meets the most critical needs of migrants traveling through Yemen. The action contributes to this goal through the continued employment of an integrated health and protection approach that prioritizes the most vulnerable migrants in Yemen at disembarkation points, along transit routes and hubs, and in locations where migrants are stranded or trapped as a result of conflict, crisis barriers and/or the impact of COVID-19 border closures. IOM and partners are providing migrants with access to health assistance, information on safe migration, individualized protection support and immediate short-term and emergency support that addresses demonstrated needs. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2163801.07 4669470.92 3932791.89 9999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10766063.88 10766063.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3339586.07 3600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3781512.61 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1603206.41 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2166847.24 3047.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -148632.77 463386.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 716488.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 37438.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 160944.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1040919.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -13399.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -935.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 312150.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552097.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1092205.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 786211.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1186381.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642162.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568580.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2195817.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 981756.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19092.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1221.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2347 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, camp coordination and camp management, protection and livelihood needs of affected populations. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3944324.91 7530900.59 9999999.56 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11475225.5 11475225.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5966587.11 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2808988.76 2338410 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2428759.75 528.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -555519.2 55366.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 622901.89 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1491197.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 528707 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1210040.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 243330.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -16601.89 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 259400 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 508882.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 458024.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 412038 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 276544.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 384000 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 130525.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53782.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 865544.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 658208.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289569.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221480.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1443406.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471655.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112150.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27932.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 577.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -583.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 576.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -59841.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2353 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this action, IOM is providing coordination, information management and emergency relief services, including cash and voucher assistance (CVA), that supports vulnerable populations and humanitarian actors in Yemen. This project is advancing humanitarian response in Marib and the west coast region (Hudaydah and southern Taizz) where urgent interventions are required to meet the needs of acutely displaced populations. More specifically, IOM is providing shelter and non-food items, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), CVA and camp coordination and camp management support to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in 43 IOM-supported IDP sites (34 in Marib, and 9 in Al Hudaydah). WASH services will also be extended to underserved IDP sites in southern Taizz. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6427882.14 8617600.18 2643555.23 16215901.77 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17689037.55 17689037.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5132720 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6124964.2 6240000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6589229.14 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1550387.6 3243180 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3439215.27 -16548.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -168753.38 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.47 1449 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross -50 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 515897.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1134712.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590856.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2469492.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255283.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87718.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920318.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 962884.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 584797.92 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1640808.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241096.63 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 485011.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4226306.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2811617.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625700.24 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19377.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -85.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2356 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia continues to have one of the most complex operating environments for humanitarian intervention in the world. Natural and man-made disasters continue to affect Ethiopia on an increasing scale. IOM provide critical multi-sector humanitarian assistance to displaced persons across Ethiopia, with some interventions specifically targeting Tigray. The action provides material assistance, such as water and site care and maintenance through integrated protection programming as well as including post-arrival services to forced returnees from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). IOM is further strengthening the capacity of the humanitarian aid system to provide timely and targeted humanitarian assistance through information management, assessing and disseminating multi-sectoral information on displacement and protection needs, cluster coordination and capacity building on prevention from sexual exploitation and abuse and complaints and feedback mechanisms. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 456358.29 3611255.6 2817728.27 6220000.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6885342.16 6885342.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2863961.81 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1826484.02 576000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619354.84 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401606.43 1244000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1341963.32 975.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91298.21 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89925.58 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -59.04 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33121.46 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 10.22 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -22932.85 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 372001.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675864.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1205981.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1872776.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 977459.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 732602.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647128.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15283.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 610.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1097.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2357 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After over 13 years of conflict, violence and insecurity, North-East Nigeria remains a large-scale humanitarian and protection crisis, affecting the lives, livelihoods, and wellbeing of millions of people in the region as well as cross-border. The year 2021 saw a rise in attacks against civilians by non-state armed groups (NSAG), creating new waves of displacement. The action is targeting national and international crisis responders and crisis-affected populations, including displaced populations, host communities and returnees. IOM is implementing the activities in the nine humanitarian hubs and at the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM)/Shelter-Non-Food Item (NFI) Sector coordination level. The Sector, through its partners, are undertaking protection mainstreaming to mitigate against risks of gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse in all CCCM, shelter and NFI activities through community engagement and participatory approaches. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 100188.4 289207.45 500000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389395.85 389395.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392464.68 0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14570.3 197171.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99241.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112504.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31024 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2360 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan remains one of the most complex humanitarian operating environments with deteriorating infrastructure, cumulative effect of long and heavy rainy season and several armed groups still active in various parts of the country. The future of the country remains uncertain and the resulting humanitarian needs unpredictable. Through this project, IOM aims at contributing to prevent, reduce and mitigate protection threats for persons affected by crisis in South Sudan through the provision of multi-sector life-saving humanitarian assistance. In particular, IOM is supporting affected populations through the provision of water, site care and maintenance, as well as enhancing the psychological well-being of affected populations. In addition, IOM is further strengthening the capacity of the humanitarian aid system to provide timely and targeted humanitarian assistance through information management through IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), camp management, management of the shelter and non-food item and water, sanitation and hygiene cluster coordination and the establishment of humanitarian hubs in deep field locations. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2515168.03 10091460.29 8762810.49 19300000.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21369438.81 21369438.81 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) 6755922.93 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1834862.39 6400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6758183.74 1840000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1961620.47 3860000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4232456.14 -0.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -664693.99 -102.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 1555 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1657767.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3254865.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4220859.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1533393.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1825161.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3576462.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6293373.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334019.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1820842.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1919.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2661.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2603.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2366 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya continues to be a country of destination and transit for mixed flows of refugees and migrants, with some entering Libya with the intention of finding work while others seek to remain in Libya only temporarily before attempting to cross the Mediterranean to Europe. Prolonged conflict, protracted displacement and the COVID-19 pandemic have taken their toll on all aspects of life in Libya, further increasing the difficulties faced by already-vulnerable groups, Libyans and non-Libyans alike, exacerbating their suffering and limiting their access to basic needs and essential services. Migrants and vulnerable communities have low coping mechanisms and are heavily reliant on humanitarian assistance to survive and improve their living conditions. With the objective to contribute towards strengthening the resilience and reducing vulnerabilities of the affected populations in Libya, IOM, through its multi-sectoral response, aims to provide them with life-saving assistance and strengthen the capacity of national stakeholders to deliver principled programming. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Libya Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 341986.55 2837695 1143016.25 3960000.37 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4322697.8 4322697.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3960000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4725536.99 15408.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 11146.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232988.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 497699.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797480.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830108.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771859.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698032.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325431.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1279.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -353.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2369 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Djibouti has become a transit country in the migration eastern route, hosting complex bi-directional migratory flows. Economic reasons appear to be the main driver for migration (from Ethiopia to the Arab peninsula). Moreover, due to COVID-19, restrictions of movements towards the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have pushed an increasing number of Ethiopian migrants to return to Ethiopia through Djibouti. The objective of this project is to contribute to reduce vulnerability of migrants transiting through the Republic of Djibouti by providing multisector lifesaving assistance to vulnerable migrants along the migration corridor on the northern parts of the country. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Djibouti +253 21 35 24 59 iomdjibouti@iom.int Rue de l'Ambassadeur, Lot 161,Heron, Djibouti, Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 382258.32 465964.77 770000.02 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 848223.09 848223.09 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) 487804.88 216000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228088.7 154000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164882.23 5363.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23247.18 139929.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284924.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149843.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5918.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100333.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189490.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14889.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2664.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25139.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2372 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen is facing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Nearly two thirds of the total population (20.7 million people) requires some form of humanitarian and protection assistance, and an estimated 4 million people have been internally displaced since the onset of the conflict. Humanitarian needs are widespread in relation to shelter and non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, and water, sanitation, and hygiene sectors, and cash-based interventions are greatly needed. IOM is committed to ensuring that multi-sectoral assistance is available to the most vulnerable people in Yemen and that internally displaced persons (IDPs), host communities, and migrants are able to live with dignity and access to assistance that meets their most critical needs. IOM is contributing to the improvement of the living conditions and protection of IDPs and conflict affected communities in Yemen, particularly at a time when COVID-19 has eroded coping mechanisms, increased dependency on aid and reduced access to services. Proposed multi-sector humanitarian activities are contextualized to needs, integrating and mainstreaming COVID-19 response outcomes across all programmes. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6638583.93 15244889.65 1116527.23 23000000.81 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23000000.81 23000000.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1816928 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1816928 2297398 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2297398 4183877 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4183877 5037147 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5037147 5675338 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5675338 3330454 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3330454 658858 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 658858 0.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.39 10244.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2100.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13034.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 582.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 239235.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1577692.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3175116.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383719.26 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4921451.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11322.71 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3126203.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798658.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4460790.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291119.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391897.63 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3590365.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6466.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2373 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The current COVID-19 pandemic compounded and exacerbated the devasting effects of the already high number of natural and manmade humanitarian crises worldwide. The 2021 Global Humanitarian Overview estimates that around 235.4 million people will be in need of humanitarian assistance and protection this year, which is an increase from the 167.6 million people in need in 2020. Diasporas have been able to play a significant role in pre-crisis, crisis, and post-crisis contexts, fueled by feelings of solidarity and commitment to their countries and communities of origin. Even the current global health crisis has shown that diasporas are responding to humanitarian emergencies through developing transnational responses to address the needs of affected governments and communities. The main objective of this project is to increase the ability of diaspora organizations and institutional humanitarian actors to effectively engage with each other for more effective humanitarian assistance. Building upon the products, networks, and lessons learned during the current phase, IOM and its partners are proposing to operationalize a framework for diaspora’s engagement in humanitarian assistance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Haiti Philippines Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 45662.17 1214337.83 1260000 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1260000 1260000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42753 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42753 57780 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57780 165457 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165457 317987 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317987 516931 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 516931 85026 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85026 0.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.41 58260.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 159702.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 304532.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54037.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42752.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98239.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119384.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146470.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171565.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30989.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2374 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Burundi is facing a crisis that combines the devastating effects of natural disasters and deteriorating socio-economic and security situation in the country. It is located in an earthquake-prone geographic zone of the Great Lakes, which increases the risk of being affected by a catastrophic event. Frequent natural disasters such as floods and storms have provoked massive displacements of persons both in Bujumbura and in the provinces, and at an increasing rate; dangerous storms involving violent winds and torrential rains has also caused severe damage to property and populations, particularly in rural areas. The general objective of this project is to provide a comprehensive approach to address urgent shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene, and protection needs of the Gatumba humanitarian crisis in a bid to improve the living conditions of displaced flood-affected households in Bujumbura Rural and Bujumbura Mairie provinces. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 912558.26 1683958.07 403483.9 3000000.23 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000.23 3000000.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55947 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55947 316394 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316394 229166 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229166 285360 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285360 414543 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414543 346617 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346617 560913 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560913 719986 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719986 71074 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71074 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.08 27597.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13074.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14355.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 55947.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375731.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232416.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328169.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309145 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439169.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535043.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 674218.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4271.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -598.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2376 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The combined impacts of desert locusts, the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and ongoing flare-ups due to inter-communal tension have fueled existing conflicts and enabled new ones to emerge in Ethiopia. Immediate life-saving priorities of crisis-affected populations in Ethiopia include critical Shelter and Settlement and Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management interventions. Through this project, IOM is contributing to the improvement of living conditions and the well-being of crisis-affected populations in Ethiopia through Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management, and Shelter and Settlements interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4079354.56 14274039.9 5846605.56 24200000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24200000.02 24200000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1019511 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1019511 829291 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 829291 935372 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935372 2675452 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2675452 6631831 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6631831 5066084 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5066084 7042459 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7042459 15055 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 611116.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 513603.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 67822.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 416120.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 650155.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 345578.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 577056.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -84978.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 18955.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000555.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1351928.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 658499.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3277350.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4576569.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8138466.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2858270.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -784878.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7253.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -856 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2383 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in conflict-affected north-east Nigeria continues to be one of the gravest in the world today, marked by armed conflict, forced displacement and severe violations of civilians’ human rights and dignity. Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in and outside camps have weak coping mechanisms and are reliant on humanitarian assistance to survive and improve their living conditions. With this project, IOM is focusing its efforts on providing multi-sector assistance to IDPs, returnees and host communities and an overall displacement and operating picture to tailor the humanitarian response. In line with IOM’s Global COVID-19 Strategic Response and Recovery Plan (SRRP), IOM`s approach under this action encompasses life-saving assistance and response to humanitarian needs as well as initiatives to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on migrants and societies. Direct assistance will pertain to the following sectors of assistance; camp coordination and camp management; shelter and non-food items; water, sanitation and hygiene; mental health and psychosocial support. Additionally, the organization will continue to provide inter-agency services through the maintenance and operation of humanitarian hubs, and the implementation of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM). United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4421384.25 10578615.85 15000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000000.1 15000000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1502679 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1502679 2607053 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2607053 4673426 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4673426 5190772 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5190772 1026070 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1026070 726.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 726.27 -2.78 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2.78 21082.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 11465.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14690.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 12982.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13564 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -14690.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1770.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -288.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -1770.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1502710.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4229226.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4738575.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4491828.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120838.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -141986.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 726.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2386 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to address the acute needs of displaced and vulnerable populations in Somalia, IOM provides a comprehensive and integrated health, water, sanitation and hygiene, camp coordination and camp management, displacement tracking matrix (DTM), and shelter and non-food item intervention, with the main objective to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected disasters driven by natural hazards and conflict. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 13570680.67 27141363.72 18766425.78 4121527.95 63599998.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63599998.12 63599998.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412274 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412274 471608 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471608 3201213 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3201213 -383723 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -383723 3300016 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3300016 2006105 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2006105 4543748 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4543748 8973134 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8973134 10180203 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10180203 4924893 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4924893 11107766 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11107766 14862763 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14862763 54472 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 55964 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 71440.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 17754 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 86360 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 35568 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 30000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 223273.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 142043.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -20319.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 59198.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 141962.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 81616.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 203240 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 138014.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 277345.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 355666.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 478539.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1538244.8 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -1287.11 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 351041.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 207510 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 312509.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 64424.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -66340 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -38587.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 357801.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2874418.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -783478.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1631349.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2635306.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2410115.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338470 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6984567.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304678 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5134493.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590265 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7269291.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2168559.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7357817.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10803941.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2871799.08 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -213 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5571639.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242283.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2389 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To address the effects of violence and insecurity in northern Mozambique, IOM's multi-sectoral response provides humanitarian aid to conflict-affected persons - especially internally displaced persons (IDPs), host communities, and those left behind - while reducing and responding to vulnerabilities and threats. The action includes activities under the protection sector to address humanitarian needs in Cabo Delgado, Niassa, and Nampula provinces. To provide continuous and critical information on displacement numbers and trends as well as needs of conflict-affected persons, IOM is also implementing Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) systems to collect and analyze data which will help humanitarian partners target interventions for context-specific assistance and programming. Furthermore, IOM is providing technical and operational support to government and partners in Mozambique, Botswana and South Africa to contribute to access to COVID-19 vaccines in humanitarian settings and migration affected communities. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique South Africa Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 330846.89 1655128.39 1322486.09 3000000.68 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3308461.37 3308461.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2853745.54 597395 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 633504.77 -4129.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 -1031.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -295222.73 4238.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 20190.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 52931.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -8228.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 158964.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501758.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500887.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 573945.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629881.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 377087.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305860.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105445.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22813.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6349.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1773.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2392 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in conflict-affected north-east Nigeria continues to be one of the gravest in the world today, marked by armed conflict, forced displacement, and severe violations of civilians' human rights and dignity. They are the main drivers of vulnerabilities and protection concerns that the vulnerable populations face, including protracted displacement, human rights violations, gender-based violence (GBV), and sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA). The objective of this project is to strengthen coordination among civil law enforcement agencies and community structures to ensure timely, accountable prevention and technical capacity to facilitate response services. This project builds on the achievements mentioned above and focus on improving access to direct response services for the crisis-affected populations as well as on continuing to build the capacity of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), and the National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking in Person (NAPTIP) to prevent and respond to GBV and trafficking in persons (TiP). Recognizing that the primary responsibility for protecting its people against violations of human rights rests with the state. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 922814.34 1257932.41 414268.09 2595014.84 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2595014.84 2595014.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2595015 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2595015 0.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.4 12345.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5876.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -5876.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 84969.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 514838.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295696.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402353.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405193.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280559.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201470.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212033.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149562.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35897.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While repatriations of Haitian migrants from the U.S. to Haiti had been paused after the devastating earthquake on 14 August, this sudden surge in migrant crossings has prompted it to change course. To prepare for this increase in repatriation movements from the U.S., and given the particular vulnerabilities of Haitian returnees, IOM aims to increase its direct support to the National Migration Office (ONM) to provide direct assistance to returning/repatriated migrants, as well as the Institute for Social Welfare and Research (IBESR) and the Haitian Coast Guard, also involved in the assistance to vulnerable migrants. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1031363.77 3868229.92 4395980.48 4469010.72 3135413.93 16899998.82 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16899998.82 16899998.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2593050 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2593050 1118181 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1118181 1390133 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1390133 1237513 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1237513 367695 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367695 847451 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 847451 976688 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 976688 321206 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 321206 141494 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141494 727934 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727934 534191 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534191 1011211 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011211 25200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 111061.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113929.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 52421.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28641.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 782746.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999155.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1259491.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1430911.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 841372.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18908.41 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513642.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1019051.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11263.26 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 883784.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -340870.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465391.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448115.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905748.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1363289.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2402 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to support the improvement of reception facilities to better welcome migrants upon their return to Haiti, both in Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haitian. This will enable key stakeholders involved in migrants’ assistance to be prepared for repatriations and stand ready to welcome migrants even when informed in a very short notice. Besides, IOM is willing to provide further support to returnees while they are preparing for their longer-term plans and reintegration. This support will include an additional cash grant, as well as psychosocial support and legal assistance, depending on their needs. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1051287.43 1132832.76 315880.15 2500000.34 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.34 2500000.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124840 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124840 64792 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64792 283661 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283661 2026707 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2026707 37800 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 87040.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153151.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277143.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171761.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62585.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80315.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12816.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22996.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41108.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13470.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31202.01 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32514.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1142652.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22052.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338331.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2405 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For over three years, the province of Cabo Delgado province in Mozambique has experienced brutal attacks by armed groups. As a result of insecurity in Cabo Delgado, the humanitarian situation is deteriorating in both hosting and displaced communities, and for those left behind. The situation in Northern Mozambique, facing a triple humanitarian crisis with a conflict, reoccurring impact of natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic has become incredibly complex. The objective of the project is to provide live-saving multisectoral response and COVID-19 prevention and mitigation assistance for displaced people and host communities in Northern Mozambique. Building directly on its existing field presence and structures, with added value and comparative advantage on the response, IOM proposes to respond to the immediate humanitarian needs by providing emergency humanitarian assistance using a multisectoral and people-centred approach, increasing local capacity and (human) resources. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1461495.17 2032184.78 1856320.31 5350000.26 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5350000.26 5350000.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140687 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140687 667314 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 667314 1361181 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1361181 1375622 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1375622 1158275 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1158275 180934 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180934 386392 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386392 114262 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114262 122241 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122241 -156908 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -156908 0.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.47 261.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 6837 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 183933.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 42719.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38100 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 40202.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 23068.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 140686.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1162995.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1180638.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1334416.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650591.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167295.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455170.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11138.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114199.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78912.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -251857.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7030.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2409 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The recent cholera outbreak and COVID-19 pandemic wave in displacement sites and surrounding communities across Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe States in Nigeria have significantly increased the need for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services and facilities in settlements. This need has been exacerbated by heavy rainfall and windstorm in the past few weeks, which has resulted in damages to and destruction of WASH facilities. Furthermore, the general lack of hygiene items and hygiene awareness among affected populations is impeding safe water collection and storage and other good hygiene practices. In response to the needs that have been identified by the WASH Sector and in line with the Nigeria Humanitarian Fund (NHF) Allocation Strategy, this project is supporting the continuation and scaling-up of WASH assistance in north-east Nigeria. Current priorities, that this project is addressing includes: supporting the WASH Sector partners through WASH non-food items core pipeline management; improving access to safe water through the care and maintenance of water systems; providing improved sanitation through the construction, care and maintenance of sanitation facilities; and improving hygiene through increased awareness on hygiene, COVID-19, acute watery diarrhea and cholera through targeted messaging as well as environmental sanitation or solid waste management. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 750000 750000 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds 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 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 -0.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.7 13338.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394428.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241940.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91308.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9063.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -80.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2411 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will implement a comprehensive intervention through a coordinated response between the ERL cluster and other Clusters aiming to restore and improve access to key basic services, provide critical livelihood and income-generation opportunities, and foster community engagement and cohesion in the underserved, high-need sub-districts of Al Bab and Azaz, Aleppo Governorate, and Darkush and Harim, Idleb Governorate, as well as IOM’s 11 Planned Camps (PCs) for IDPs across both Governorates. In September 2022, the NWS health cluster and Early Warning, Alert and Response Network (EWARN) announced the first cases of Cholera in NWS. IOM, as part of an inter-agency response to the outbreak, will use the savings under the current project to purchase 50 kits of cholera pharmaceuticals and deliver them to WHO in Mersin, Türkiye. WHO in turn will distribute the kits to IPs in NWS that manage Cholera Treatment Centers (CTCs) and Cholera Treatment Units (CTUs). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 169453.83 1986049.09 2155502.92 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2155502.92 2155502.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2155502.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2155502.76 -0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.06 4740.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3978.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 93155.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 163 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 377631.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 627088.4 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 352199.56 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 140762.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17140.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54783.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108707.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187370.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187709.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -72.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1276.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5740.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5663.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1497.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2412 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan remains one of the world’s largest protracted humanitarian crises with needs increasingly more complex, despite the appointment of a transitional government in August 2019. Continuing economic challenges (characterized by high inflation, unstable markets, and fuel and cash shortages), political upheaval and transition, localized instability, and on-going protracted displacement, are expected to increase fragility and insecurity and vulnerabilities over the upcoming year – exacerbated by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The project aims to address critical humanitarian needs through a multi-sectoral approach to provide integrated support to displaced and vulnerable crisis-affected populations. The project will focus on: (1) collecting and sharing up-to-date information with partners in order to respond effectively to humanitarian needs through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM); (2) providing life-saving assistance to crisis-affected populations to reduce their vulnerability, restore a minimum sense of dignity, mitigate health risks, and improve living conditions including shelter and non-food items and cash-based assistance to meet basic needs for food and other items; and (3) reducing risks of fragility and vulnerability through improving access to basic services including water sanitation and hygiene (WASH), health and nutrition services, and livelihood opportunities to generate incomes and address food insecurity and malnutrition. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1710813.08 8677620.29 8367398.75 1694168.77 20450000.89 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20450000.89 20450000.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77211 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77211 213971 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213971 1728723 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1728723 814404 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814404 764028 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 764028 1072190 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072190 3938125 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3938125 2345501 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2345501 2504435 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2504435 6991412 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6991412 103865 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 105039 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7425 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 184993.26 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 172585 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 180596 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162549.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2387 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 100179.81 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 303445 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1022894.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 106997.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571180.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1116434.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830792.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146250 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1137960.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2096131.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2822657.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1371245.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3566096.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 810000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1811325.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1668219.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48750 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2413 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support Afghans on the move in Afghanistan and neighbouring countries in a manner that limits the negative impact of the crisis on communities and works towards the achievement of durable solutions. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Asia IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Pakistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10130646.22 11051616.86 18674064.85 6388344.31 4565206.23 47000001.05 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50809878.47 50809878.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5175401 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5907992.01 23913291 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26191994.52 700 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1399.97 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 141900.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 193895.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17983.11 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16222.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24268.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50338.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 254004.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 68523.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173665.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 321016.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287491.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 327046.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 703973.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1476881.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -517128.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2154415.55 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1728548.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211013.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2215484.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1601482.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2788624.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1596382.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1640455.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5141873.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2414 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to support Afghan nationals outside of Afghanistan and their host communities, to respond to their immediate humanitarian needs and work towards durable solutions for those who are displaced in Iran, Pakistan and Tajikistan. In line with IOM’s Comprehensive Action Plan for Afghanistan and Neighboring Countries, this project aims to support Afghan populations, including new arrivals whilst also working with government institutions and host communities to mitigate the short to medium term impacts of the crisis on societies and contribute to recovery and resilience for longer-term sustainable development. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Pakistan Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1096053.48 3102913.53 3999999.44 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4198967.01 4198967.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4381161.01 -301.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -133558.82 101157.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 130799.36 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50872.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 16957.36 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 12756.26 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2546.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -167.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -334.2 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 65909.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488497 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126.32 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 621276.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161920.32 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503711.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414979.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150849.93 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1059863.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23537.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8227.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410283.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48951.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25118.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2415 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is responding to emergency needs that arise in Afghanistan but are not covered under other funds. This includes, for example, hot meals for flood affected families in Herat. The funds are also being used to strengthen independent monitoring and feedback channels through AWAAZ, the UN-wide call centre and complaints mechanism, and for strengthening key emergency and support positions in the mission. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 113463.14 99999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113463.14 113463.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116279.07 -0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12410.25 16198.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3210 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55440.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1014.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28006.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2416 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project’s overall objective will be to provide life-saving humanitarian support to the most vulnerable IDPs and host community members in Syria through complementary multisectoral assistance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17000000.43 17000000.43 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17000000.43 17000000.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1861 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1861 1897439 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1897439 2336995 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2336995 7919616 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7919616 3844089 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3844089 -305331 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -305331 -0.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.17 627059.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 602114.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 397800 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1107274.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 110455.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2717102.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 229364.83 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 166114.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 332503.7 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2409039.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 242850 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 39335.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 178.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 223725.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1202441 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2656794.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2281778.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174900.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173835.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2417 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2016, IOM in Nigeria has managed and supported humanitarian hubs in eight locations across Borno State, including Maiduguri, Gwoza, Bama, Ngala, Dikwa, Monguno, Banki, and Damasak. These hubs play a critical enabling role in the provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance by improving access to the more than 7 million people in need of assistance in north-east Nigeria. However, in order to mitigate the risk posed by insecurity in the region, in the wake of recent physical attacks on the hubs, this project is contributing to the repairs and maintenance of the hubs premise and the enhancement of power generation through solar. Through this project IOM is strengthening the humanitarian field hubs’ sustainability to ensure continued provision of the hubs’ services, including accommodation, training/meeting facilities, office space and access to internet and telecommunication services for humanitarian responders by upgrading and improving the infrastructure of hubs in Gwoza, Bama, Dikwa, and Monguno, in regard to repair of damages and solar power provision. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 450000.06 450000.06 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.06 450000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 548.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123791.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193147.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135498.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4369.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1382.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2418 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is designed to support the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) COVID-19 pandemic preparedness and response plan with a specific focus on providing support to the Gender and Protection cluster. This includes coordination support, procurement and distribution of locally tailored dignity kits, and production of information, education, and communication materials. All activities are closely coordinated and implemented with the Gender and Protection cluster and National Emergency Operations Center to ensure that the most vulnerable women and girls' populations are reached. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 64501.09 5499.1 70000.19 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000.19 70000.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 -5146 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5146 0.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.28 6715.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3777.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29022.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24741.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 597.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2419 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to complement the United States (US) government’s relocation efforts to support Afghan nationals and their families who are temporarily staying in Doha, Qatar. The overall objective of the project is to improve and strengthen the standards of protection through assistance, cultural and religious support, non-food item distribution and coordination, cultural orientation, medical referral assistance, airport assistance, and mental health and psychosocial support to vulnerable populations hosted in the facility, in Transit Center As Sayliyah near Doha, Qatar. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Qatar Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 17341505.5 23117325.31 1926165.13 42384995.94 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42384995.94 42384995.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3509269 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3509269 7018538 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7018538 3509267 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3509267 9449307 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9449307 9449308 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9449308 9449307 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9449307 -8655354.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8655354.57 176000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -53.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 132164 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 44233 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 191692.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 491001 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 267387.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 133257 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -57.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 882995.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2288913.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2860643.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4802063.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4528222.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4287883.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12296106.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347188.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2420 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Between 11 and 14 November 2021, a reported 895 households fled the renewal of violent hostilities to sites in Al Khukhah district, Al-Hodeidah Governorate, Yemen. The new arrival of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and worsening security situation has compounded the already pressing multisectoral needs of vulnerable groups in the West Coast. In response to the widespread needs and recent displacements in the West Coast, the project provides a comprehensive and integrated multisectoral intervention that establishes/improves site management support, coordinates of service delivery, and provides integrated water, sanitation and hygiene, health, and protection assistance across 12 IDP sites in the underserved district of Al Khukhah. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 627660.81 4175339.77 4803000.58 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4803000.58 4803000.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3803000.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3803000.03 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.1 20216.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418303.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619144.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1521784.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099979.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1108619.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14952.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2421 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Both Kismayo and Baidoa have seen a rapid increase of returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) due to insecurity, drought, flooding and pursuit for better basic services and economic opportunities in Somalia. IDPs and returnees account for almost 60 per cent of the resident population in the two towns. The scale-up of this project will better serve and accommodate the influx of IDPs (who become permanent residents), estimated at 280,000 additional beneficiaries, in Kismayo and Baidoa and optimise benefits through the implementation of expanded activities to maximize the development impact of the water and sanitation sector in the two towns. The proposed modified designs would deliver water from the respective identified sources to the towns of Kismayo and Baidoa including the peri-urban areas and provide clean water to the IDPs and returnees in the two towns, thereby maximizing the development impact. International Organization for Migration (IOM) African Development Bank IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2553887.39 3405184.36 3405183.96 1339985.32 25615.5 10729856.53 Contracted Grant Amount African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10729856.53 10729856.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 7160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7160000 21160.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64655.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88396.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142375.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5511699.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -418655.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1829002.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -325073.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52921.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -440626.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 975890.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2427 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The prefecture of Bamingui-Bangoran (N'dele) in the Central African Republic has experienced some of the worst forms of inter- and intra-community tensions since the post-election period, which has led to increased vulnerability of the populations concerned. As a result, the civilian population is not only victimized by crime and violence, including gender-based violence, but has also been largely deprived of their means of economic production. In addition, the disruptive action of armed groups and the problem of resource management, during major transhumance movements, lead to agro-pastoral conflicts and population displacements. Through this project, IOM plans to strengthen the collection, analysis and sharing of data on displaced, returning and transhumant populations in the Bamingui-Bangoran prefecture, through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM). Additionally, IOM is providing integrated emergency assistance to ensure the survival and dignity of the affected population through the provision of mental health and psychosocial support services and the strengthening of the capacity of local actors to respond in the long term. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central African Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 519223.64 35471.17 500000.18 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554694.81 554694.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 573394.5 17999.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7740.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -25740.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47942.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173323.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214132.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135453.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12692.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22006.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88214.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -70.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2428 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ethiopia predominantly live in collective sites which lack dignified and safe living conditions, insufficient access to basic services and lack of necessary resources to sustain their families and communities. There are also numerous protection concerns as a direct result of these conditions, including negative coping mechanisms in response to dire living conditions and unprincipled returns/relocations, which often disregard participation from IDPs, an important element for informed, safe and dignified returns. The overall goal of this project is to strengthen the provision of direct protection assistance, including gender-based violence (GBV) response services to IDPs and IDP returnees in Oromia (East Hararge) and Somalia regions (Fafan). The interventions will be in line with IOM’s Institutional Framework for Addressing GBV in crises and IOM’s protection policy. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 92058.64 357941.24 449999.88 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449999.88 449999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.12 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 51415.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55143.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167792.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137947.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24932.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5970.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6797.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2429 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nearly all displaced persons from Myanmar living in the camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh depend on humanitarian services for their survival. They are confronted with limited opportunities for livelihoods and complex and intersecting financial pressures despite efforts by the Government of Bangladesh and humanitarian agencies to provide for their basic needs. Displaced persons also face a range of safety issues including theft, lack of lighting, drug use and drug trafficking, human smuggling and trafficking in persons, disputes over aid distribution and gender-based violence (GBV). Through this project, IOM aims at supporting social harmony and human security through the provision of essential services in displaced persons camps and supporting the most vulnerable hosts communities. Various aspects of disaster risk management are embedded in the project to strengthen this critical gap for both communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 906937.64 3505972.69 4412910.33 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4412910.33 4412910.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4412909.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4412909.92 -26.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26.16 14357.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487106.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 968391.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 969566.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -141937.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184735.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290234.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619724.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23073.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2431 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM project has three key elements: strengthening of water, sanitation and hygiene support with a focus on women and girls, across four priority provinces; provision of humanitarian assistance in and around border crossing points with Iran and Pakistan for 3,000 returnees and vulnerable Afghans displaced around the border crossing-points who are in need of immediate assistance; and implementation of Displacement Tracking in Afghanistan to inform programming for IOM and across the humanitarian system in Afghanistan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 206402.95 1393597.01 1599999.96 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1599999.96 1599999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600000 0.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.16 26037.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64004.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296730.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109283.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 826863.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72924.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130598.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73558.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2434 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2021, more than 1,260,000 undocumented Afghans have returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran — the highest return total of any year on record. Combined with 2020 returns of over 865,000 persons, over 2 million undocumented Afghans have crossed back into Afghanistan. Afghanistan has well exceeded the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) estimate of 654,000 total returns in 2021 and the record high return of 2020, with additional surges expected in return linked to many undocumented Afghans leaving the country through irregular means or overstaying Iranian visas. To address the glaring gap in available humanitarian support for this caseload and for high numbers that are expected in 2022, IOM continues to deliver lifesaving assistance to the most vulnerable, undocumented returnees from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 400600.16 1794577.21 2000000.06 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2195177.37 2195177.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2252252.25 -0.73 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -155713.87 206740.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508946.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24266.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1148112.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1620.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206851.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2435 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The urgent needs for an integrated approach to shelter and essential non-food items (NFI) and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for displaced populations in Chad’s Lac province remain high. In 2021, the Humanitarian Response Plan was only 30% funded, leaving many gaps in the assistance to populations affected by the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the province. In November 2021, more than 744,000 people were still waiting to receive shelter and NFI assistance. Similarly, the WASH Cluster counted in 2021, more than 140,000 targeted people had not yet been reached with WASH assistance. In addition to former unassisted internally displaced persons (IDPs), new IDPs are not systematically served even though they have lost everything. These shortcomings have catastrophic consequences for people who remain without the assistance that helps preserve their dignity and safety. Therefore, IOM through an integrated approach, is providing Shelter, NFI, and WASH assistance to meet the basic needs of displaced populations and contribute to their protection and dignity. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15476.8 684523.17 699999.97 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699999.97 699999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 500.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11219.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85818.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482442.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120138.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -119.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2436 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the humanitarian response capacity, and notably the rapid response mechanisms in both the Far North and North-West, South-West region, through the provision of information products through IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) methodology and through the distribution of direct assistance made through the RRM, Non-Food Items and Shelter kits. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1429588.27 1070337.17 2499925.44 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2499925.44 2499925.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2499925 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2499925 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 33000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 38962.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44946.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36701.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104493.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31886.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 139720.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178917.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420860.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466525.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271702.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270099.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406140.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62106.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6140.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -710.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2437 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In close partnership with the Ministry for Communities and Territories Development of Ukraine and the State Statistics Services of Ukraine, as well as with territorial communities themselves, IOM will facilitate the enhancement of gender-sensitive data gathering capacities at the local level in Ukraine, and creation of a grassroots data gathering “network” in support of local preparedness and resilience, including by engaging youth, women and civil society in reporting on the emergency-, recovery-, and stability-related needs of their communities, and by building local capacity for evidence-based and gender-sensitive policy-making. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6747811.21 4965369.35 1653177.57 17748892.25 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13366358.13 13366358.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7830853.56 5748892.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4405281.28 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1490312.97 -8388.86 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8167.68 3981.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 48683.79 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1191.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -48683.79 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71532.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 719723.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 749497.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1511146.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80772.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -5967.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 600452.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10373754 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2527276.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2800591.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247457.02 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533022.98 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4027980.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -91363.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505635.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 786888.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 951039.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -322560 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396973.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18487.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5557.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2438 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM proposes to provide humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable populations inside northwest Syria (NWS) and support crisis-affected groups with food support, and early recovery and protection services. Through these activities, IOM plans to support 14,363 beneficiaries, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host community members. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1124999.99 1124999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1124999.99 1124999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 2576.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18583.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 144034.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1063.5 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 483474.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32110 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10216.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213694.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154214.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65032.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2439 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than 40 years of conflict have shaped Afghanistan as a country with one of the lowest scores on the Human Development Index, impacted by displacement, migration and return. The intensified armed conflict in 2021 and the resulting upheaval from August 2021 forward have resulted in a further escalation of humanitarian needs and a significant deterioration of the protection environment for civilians in the country. With this project IOM, in partnership with Save the Children, is contributing to the overall objective of supporting the people of Afghanistan to live in safety and with dignity through greater economic stability and increased ability to meet acute and immediate needs through provision multi-purpose cash assistance and emergency livelihood opportunities. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 202437.71 1763758.88 2231488.4 4000000.15 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4197684.99 4197684.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4464285.71 8.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 11.94 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -127077.41 773603.5 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 331212.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21221.32 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -21363.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6268.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19357.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90611.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153939.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649159.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1192908.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 733936.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373063.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14525.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -909.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2440 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Burundi is facing a crisis that combines the devastating effects of disasters related to natural hazards and deteriorating socio-economic and security situation in the country. It is located in an earthquake-prone geographic zone of the Great Lakes, thereby increasing the risks of being affected by a catastrophic event. Frequent natural disasters such as floods and storms have provoked massive displacements of persons both in Bujumbura and in the provinces. The general objective of this project is to provide a comprehensive evidence-based approach to address urgent shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, and protection needs in a bid to improve the living conditions of displaced flood-affected households, in four provinces recently impacted along the Lake Tanganyika: Bujumbura Rural, Bujumbura Mairie, Makamba and Rumonge. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 110107.45 1179947.23 1290054.68 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290054.68 1290054.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290055 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290055 -0.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.34 9668.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8356.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 615275.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333519.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347785.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24552.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2441 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Drought conditions deteriorated the health condition of the Somali population, in a country where the health system is extremely weak. Widespread food insecurity and increased morbidity have contributed to concerning levels of acute malnutrition in 2021, with once again internally displaced persons being the most affected, while there is even a likelihood of under-reporting in hard-to-reach areas. This project is supporting timely and effective humanitarian response in Lower and Middle Juba regions through prepositioning water, sanitation and hygiene emergency supplies and equipment such as soap, jerry cans, aquatabs and pumps in key strategic locations to enhance existing response mechanism. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 87902.02 87902.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87902.02 87902.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87902 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87902 4182.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8668.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46525.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1278.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27247.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2444 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to mitigate the negative impact of Lebanon’s continued economic deterioration on the protection environment for migrants and other vulnerable populations. Through this project, IOM is improving access to lifesaving humanitarian protection and health-care services for vulnerable individuals. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lebanon Emergency Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 57311.97 1442687.86 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) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.08 159817.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 604060.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 24577.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102604.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116620.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452705.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39613.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2445 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is contributing to joint efforts with the Government of Indonesia, international and local partners, and civil society, to provide lifesaving and transitional assistance to Rohingya Refugees in Indonesia, host communities, and new refugees forecasted to arrive during the duration of project implementation. Assistance is being channeled through interventions in various priority areas such as the strengthening of coordination with national and sub-national governments, the provision of sustainable and decent accommodation, primary health services and nutrition supply, mental health and psychosocial support and education, protection, including the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse and trafficking in person, and any other immediate support as identified. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78686.8 421313.34 500000.14 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.14 500000.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 51.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51.71 3123.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22668.31 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92080.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211269.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25788.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162255.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33839.72 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16654.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2458.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2406.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2447 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this project, IOM is providing lifesaving and life-sustaining water, sanitation and hygiene support to affected populations in Tuliguled woreda (Somali region) through provision of safe drinking water, construction of emergency latrine facilities, and hygiene promotion. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 311379.31 311379.31 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311379.31 311379.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311378.93 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311378.93 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 24973.01 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36379.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68037.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135907.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9772.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36308.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2449 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at improving the living conditions of the most vulnerable people affected by the 2021 earthquake in Haiti as well as those affected by gang violence in the metropolitan areas of Port-au-Prince through the provision of integrated protection services. IOM is delivering holistic assistance such as psychosocial support, the provision of medical equipment, documentation assistance, and the provision of adequate housing through a cash-for-rent modality, among other interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 302063.66 1297936.08 1599999.74 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1599999.74 1599999.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600000 38659.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406734.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706962.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341000.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109227.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2584.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1899.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1899.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2451 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is providing lifesaving assistance and protection support to displaced populations, migrants and affected communities in Afghanistan. Project activities include providing emergency shelter and non-food items; improving access to water, sanitation and hygiene services; and providing health services, including mental health and psychosocial support. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 827449.31 3772445.06 5999999.78 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4599894.37 4599894.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4694835.68 -6000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4694835.68 6000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4694835.68 -0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -190708.82 640709.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1055487.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1138188.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 593798.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 789254.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334706.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48018.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2452 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The situation in the country quickly deteriorated, with major attacks being reported across Ukraine, including in the capital, Kyiv. Russian troops quickly expanded their presence with military clashes ongoing in major cities including Chernihiv (north), Kharkiv (north-east), Kherson (south), Mariupol (south-east), Mykolaiv (south), Odessa (south-west), Sumy (north), amongst others, while the pre-existing hostilities in Donetska and Luhanska oblasts significantly intensified. The humanitarian community is currently projecting around 12 million people in need of assistance within Ukraine, of which 4.3 million would be internally displaced persons (IDPs) as well as a major flow of conflict-affected persons towards neighbouring countries, requiring life-saving support. The overall unpredictability of the situation requires humanitarian actors to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable displaced and other conflict-affected communities. Through this proposal, IOM aims at providing multi-sectoral assistance in those countries affected by the ongoing humanitarian situation, in line with the IOM Flash Appeal for the Ukraine Crisis, the OCHA-led Flash appeal for Ukraine, and the Regional Refugee Response Plan for the Ukraine situation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Slovakia Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with no inclusion of gender issues 61015349.17 57000000.4 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61015349.17 61015349.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46972860.13 12000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12409513.96 2953.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -504.35 506238.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1087217.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 299632.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 191869.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 137368 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 137336.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1059813.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -84177.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6351.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8769110.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1632826.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11991390.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -494391.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6598798.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8367961.24 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7249275.8 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2282955.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1046463.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9295240.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -254.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -55437.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -514.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1997314.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -99890.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2453 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Undocumented Afghan migrants are at risk of exploitation and abuse during and after return, including trafficking, gender-based violence, and family separation. IOM’s Protection programme supports at risk undocumented returnees to return and reintegrate in safety and dignity through the provision of tailored assistance at border points and in provinces of return. Through this project, IOM is integrating the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) within its case management and protection monitoring response to mitigate protection risks and support integration in host communities or IDP settlements. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 999999.36 999999.36 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.36 999999.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.58 90608.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207041.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 711835.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9232.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1035.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 781.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2455 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the implementation of the temporary protection directive with a focus on supporting long term accommodation for Ukrainians and third country nationals (TCNs) having entered Ireland since 24 February 2022. The project will facilitate the safe and orderly movement and transportation facility of Ukrainians and TCNs to their long-term accommodation and manage an effective tracking system. This will include the provision of movement support to Ukrainian nationals and TCNs, from their current short-term accommodation in Ireland to the long-term solutions. It will also support Ukrainian nationals and TCNs to be supported with their immediate needs when settling into a new house and assist in pre departure group orientation from the hotel and vulnerability screening when required for onward referral to relevant local institutions as regards their protection and security needs. Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 254470.19 1182794.68 1125727.81 1022775.53 3348695.53 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3585768.21 3585768.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1410038.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1481132.56 1042191.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072213.31 896465.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 945638.8 156310.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181187.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49824.61 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290106.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1706.88 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192292.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174131.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266156.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298381.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234452.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274292.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291204.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291475.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2456 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in Somalia is one of the most long-standing and complex in the world due to ongoing armed conflict, insecurity, and recurrent climatic shocks. In addition to that, in 2021 Somalia faced political tensions due to delayed elections. Despite progress over the last years, an increasing number of people are in need of humanitarian support. The project intends to support vulnerable Somalia communities, affected by conflict and natural disasters, through firstly disaster preparedness, response, and resilience building. Secondly, community members vulnerable to or affected by human trafficking are being reached through awareness raising campaigns on trafficking or receiving direct assistance. Both interventions contribute to the realization of human security and foster peace, stability and improved economic conditions, targeting disaster affected populations and vulnerable people on the move in hard-to-reach area. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1268078.9 3731921.14 5000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000.04 5000000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 974 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45999.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -400 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 238608.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005342.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770552.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2239502.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499465.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199542.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7502.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7197.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2457 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the Joint Response Plan 2022 for Bangladesh, IOM continues to provide quality health services, shelter, access to safe water, and to uphold the protection needs of the most vulnerable individuals in Cox's Bazar while ensuring greater representation in camp governance. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 20249808.31 5350191.93 25600000.24 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25600000.24 25600000.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9600000 16000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16000000 2800.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2800.67 171258.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 140079 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1406660.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -27.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 44122.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 223560.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 141858.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 246060.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 521722.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 501436.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11253.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -61.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2339152.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2318105.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5423310.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9776386.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2046679.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291243.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2458 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing political and socio-economic developments in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (hereinafter Venezuela) have led to the outflow of millions of Venezuelans into neighbouring countries and beyond. The Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region has never experienced, in modern history, such a large-scale movement of both migrants and refugees. Guided by the principle of “leaving no one behind” of the 2030 Agenda, this project implements an inclusive and comprehensive gender sensitive initiatives to help to eliminate barriers to equality and create better opportunities in order to make all population groups agents of change and improve their life. This project has been developed so that activities are included in the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2022 and that respond to the above identified challenges faced by Venezuelan refugees and migrants, as well as host countries and communities. The project is being implemented with a principled and rights-based approach, upholding key standards of protection, accountability to affected populations, gender equality and data protection principles. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Curaçao Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Aruba (Netherlands) Argentina Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4267125.72 58042874.3 62310000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62310000.02 62310000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47700000 -47700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47700000 62310000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62310000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 32550 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 255521.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162761.1 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1495327.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 336831.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 334472.27 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2654424.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27796.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 901148.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 181809.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 91922.17 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 278841.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 797637.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 109339.33 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 239921.81 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2391618.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53421.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 11969.8 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24130.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 41410.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 0.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 24485.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -47.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4382378.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8000 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414695.02 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443497.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11002589.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12284.72 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1446194.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16556918.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16874762.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 596032.59 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147571.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4230 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -35965.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23678.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26807.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -801.4 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46881.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24972.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2460 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to enhance the response to those crossing the Moldovan borders as a result of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. This project complements Moldovan authorities’ ongoing efforts to address the humanitarian needs by collecting, analysing and providing critical information to the authorities and donors for a better targeted response; procuring critical non-food items for those most in need; and strengthening the operational capacity of local border authorities to ensure the swift and dignified processing of conflict-affected people incoming from Ukraine. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 159854.3 362806.98 500000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522661.28 522661.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446428.57 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105932.2 -1.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32418.09 1480.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3717.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 110160.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178342.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60806.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146674.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18761.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2462 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the Government of Iran with lifesaving assistance for Afghan nationals, including undocumented and new arrivals, and their host community. Activities included under this proposal are in line with IOM’s Comprehensive Action Plan for Afghanistan and Neighbouring Countries, revised and published on February 2022, as well as the Refugee Response Plan led by UNHCR for 2022 to respond to humanitarian needs, whilst simultaneously mitigating the impact of the crisis in the region and supporting mid- and long-term support to affected persons, governments and societies for recovery and sustainable development. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 168750.03 281250.18 450000.21 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.21 450000.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 60773.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17550.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9813.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117558.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196813.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36226.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -750.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12013.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2463 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To ensure food security for affected by the ongoing conflict, IOM is providing food parcels to approximately 3,500 households. In order to ensure rapid response, IOM will proceed with local procurement performed though local non-governmental organisations authorized to implement in the area, thus minimizing the risk of impeded crossing of the line of control and securing soonest delivery. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 27954.26 492045.64 519999.9 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519999.9 519999.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520000.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520000.16 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 95457.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 280694.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10602.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43710.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18187.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32117.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39231.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2464 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, thousands of internally displaced persons continue to live in collective centres, shelters, informal settlements and some more live in the open. These families face inherent risks that make them extremely vulnerable. Not having access to decent housing solutions, many families have returned to their old, damaged homes, among other reasons, due to the existing risks of living in these temporary sites and having to protect their assets, which are in danger due to lack of surveillance by themselves and the authorities. Faced with this situation, this project provides for various preventive actions to prepare for an emergency due to a natural or anthropic disaster, including through strengthening the collective centres, shelters or similar sites identified in each of the three countries mentioned, their use being the last option for displaced people. Additionally, adequate protection mechanisms are being developed for women, adolescents and girls, and other vulnerable groups. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Honduras Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 716700.29 2209250.5 74048.87 2999999.66 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2999999.66 2999999.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 -3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3000000 -4801.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4801.77 47208.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202418.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759395.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553229.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1428258.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49964.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45276.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2465 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing multi-sectoral interventions focused on humanitarian assistance to vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected populations in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Ukraine Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Montenegro Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Latvia IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Estonia IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Czechia Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Azerbaijan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 32274115.31 4425884.19 36699999.5 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36699999.5 36699999.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25200000 11500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11500000 -53550.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -53550.63 204326.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 721316.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22716.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 136446.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1582901.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 187657 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 148704.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1577801.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 611109.55 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 42000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 8402.82 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 253730.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2332305.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393298.05 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3332882.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 512576.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4741382.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13948090.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2428610.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 883691.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2646851.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30922.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123783.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11517.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -98709.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -87152.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27680.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2467 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As the context in each Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) country within the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region continues to evolve, migrants and refugees from Venezuela continue to need immediate and effective emergency assistance in the form of food assistance, health, humanitarian transportation, cash and voucher assistance, shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, among others. The proposed project, within the context of the RMRP, is primarily operating as a small grant mechanism, ensuring assistance is available to IOM missions in LAC to respond to emergencies regularly emerging in the field, involving migrants and refugees from Venezuela. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Curaçao Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Aruba (Netherlands) Argentina Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12500.02 37500.03 50000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000.05 50000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 -0.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.64 364.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15903 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33478.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2468 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2021 more than 1,260,000 undocumented Afghans returned from Pakistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran — the highest return total of any year on record. So far in 2022, almost 280,000 individuals have returned from Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan, figures increasing by 62 per cent across the first three months alone. At the same time, the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan has further deteriorated with significant consequences for the most vulnerable among the population. Already an estimated 72% of Afghans are living below the poverty line, and it is predicted that 97% of the population could fall into poverty by the end of 2022 unless the political and economic crises are urgently addressed. In Afghanistan, IOM continues to deliver lifesaving post-arrival assistance to the most vulnerable undocumented returnees from the Islamic Republic of Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan. In Pakistan, IOM focuses on contributing towards strengthening the access of vulnerable Afghans and host community households to multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance, with a focus on community-based protection and cash-based assistance to highly vulnerable households within targeted communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Southern Asia IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Pakistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1573281.07 15000000.39 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1573281.07 1573281.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1713698.16 -196.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17.6 66740.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 365017.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287095.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575399.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152499.93 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69200.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33817.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4893.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2469 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide an innovative solution to an unaddressed need within humanitarian responses: the of a lack of suitable access to sanitation for people with incontinence and very young children. These individuals are either not provided with a solution to their sanitary needs, or provided with disposable solutions, thereby being both expensive, difficult to safely dispose of within humanitarian contexts, and not environmentally friendly. This project seeks to meet the needs by proposing a solution that is sustainable and better for the environment, reduces the burden on caregivers, and promotes the local economy through local production through a financially sustainable model. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 178418.23 82671.54 101509.58 259715.87 5921245.5 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 622315.22 622315.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1776374 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203269.71 -1776374 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -203269.71 1776374 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203269.71 4144871 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394862.44 9562.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 857.94 35450.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 81742 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 125170 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 90.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30884.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57852.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35386.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98364.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76843.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16864.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17672.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28905.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9903.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11040.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2470 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Almost eight years after the onset of the crisis in eastern Ukraine, we are now witnessing a level of intensity across the entirety of country that seems almost unimaginable. With violence now spread country-wide, internal displacement has over 8 million people since 24 February, and this will undoubtably rise as fighting continues to intensify, including targeting of civilian and residential infrastructure. New waves of displacement and the deteriorating living conditions of the most vulnerable will continue to exacerbate in the current context. Through this project, IOM is providing multi-sectoral interventions focused on humanitarian assistance to vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected populations in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Slovakia Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1475922.39 11922641.35 12630659.15 12074721.79 392000002.14 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38103944.68 38103944.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6592238.17 -62000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6592238.17 142000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14608270.24 55000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5266181.54 -55000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5266181.54 55000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5266181.54 115000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10443755.26 80000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7595898.21 94166.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 302181.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 203759.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 417948.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 789118.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 171528.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 904598.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 430239.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 693853.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 325223.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 80991.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -9846.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49346.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -70.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -537.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 508249.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 486180 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246364.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20152.08 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879486.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1569653.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249888.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23054.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97698.07 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123289.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2070289.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14884.23 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) -260123.19 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2911397.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1343313.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3552262.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410935.97 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771863.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 603527.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1541283.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3509692.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1876949.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -488120.22 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1084289.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317941.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2471 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to strengthen and improve the protection mechanisms in Poland for persons fleeing Ukraine as a result of the crisis following the Russian invasion in late February 2022. Beneficiaries' safety, dignity and well-being will be ensured, as IOM is supporting affected populations in Poland with accessing a broad range of comprehensive assistance, including direct protection assistance, provision of safe sanitation/living conditions and access to available services in Poland. Moreover, through IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tools and methodology, information on the movement routes, intentions and needs of the persons fleeing into Poland are being collected and disseminated with relevant stakeholders to improve the protection response. With a view to mitigating protection risks and vulnerabilities of persons during their stay in Poland, comprehensive information and support will be also provided to facilitate their access to the labour market and associated livelihood opportunities. Lastly, in coordination with relevant national authorities, IOM is supporting the urgent evacuation of children at-risk, having crossed from Ukraine to Poland, into safe care arrangements in Greece. IOM is working closely with national/local authorities and stakeholders to coordinate the response and hence maximize the relevance and effectiveness of its interventions. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Poland +48 22 62 82 413 iomwarsaw@iom.int ul.Wiejska 12, Warsaw 00-490, Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 649618.58 303859.17 899420.39 Contracted Grant Amount Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 953477.75 953477.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719536 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 751081.42 179883.86 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196165.61 -361.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4203.75 7340.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -686.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 83805.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2437.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139701.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194797.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 387552.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64183 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17053.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24424.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27338.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3502.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2472 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With this project, IOM contributes to improved and dignified living conditions and increased access to services of populations affected by displacement through life-saving assistance to address humanitarian needs of internally displaced persons in Iraq. IOM will implement multi-sector camp coordination and camp management response in remote or underserved informal settlements hosting vulnerable IDPs in protracted displacement, unable or prevented to return in the short term. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 647358.6 1954316.31 2500001.38 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2601674.91 2601674.91 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) 1290322.58 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 811359.03 500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541711.81 2709.68 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37348.68 100 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 35206.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197848.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161916.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310261.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265548.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7284.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389153.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2885.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40980.92 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1154061.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122689.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7194.61 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2474 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis, as well as safety and security training, and support for the establishment of an inter-agency Risk Management Unit (RMU). IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principles and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria - while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 566511.82 5272978.04 5500000.63 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5839489.86 5839489.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4731182.8 25800.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind UNITED NATIONS DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY AND SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26680.84 1071706 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156101.4 3364.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -298955.86 65182.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 191044.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 295921.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 835715.5 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 262936.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12589.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10561.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58265.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2881440.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470937.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303744.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102224.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136860.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9937.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2477.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2477 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to save lives of drought- affected communities in Somalia through providing access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene services. The project is focusing on communities living in Kacda and Daynille districts in Baanadir region and Xudur and Wajid districts in Bakool region. These districts are prioritized by UNOCHA to receive humanitarian support being classified as IPC level Crisis and Emergency requiring urgent life-saving intervention. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1750011.06 1750011.06 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750011.06 1750011.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750011 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750011 0.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.13 4330 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11175.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 514835.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1119841.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99907.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1961.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2040.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2479 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2022 marks the fifth year since the mass displacement of the Rohingya from Myanmar. While the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and the international community have maintained the provision of immediate lifesaving assistance, the Rohingya continue to face dangers posed by natural hazards, disease outbreak, and a deteriorating protection environment. In this project, IOM continues its comprehensive humanitarian support for lifesaving assistance based on feedback from communities. IOM’s overarching priorities include the dignity, safety and protection of the Rohingya, and the provision of quality services across a comprehensive set of sectors including health, site management and site development, shelter and non-food items, protection, needs and population monitoring, and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2326969.59 7489155.32 8200000.51 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9816124.91 9816124.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5198019.8 2600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3002309.47 1400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1699029.13 -201434.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -345313.49 259871.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 647620.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 380939.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 545365.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 362020.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3609813.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1884458.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1327725.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535831.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2480 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following three consecutive poor rainy seasons in Ethiopia, with the rains of 2021 being particularly insufficient in Somali, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region (SNNP) and Oromia regions, some 8 million people are affected and in need of assistance. The food security situation in drought affected regions is expected to deteriorate further in the coming days, and this will have adverse effects on the lives and livelihoods of many pastoralists in the affected areas. The project will address urgent gaps and needs for the food insecure drought affected vulnerable populations in three regions of Ethiopia (Oromia, SNNP, and Somali). IOM, along with implementing partners, will target these food insecure populations through unconditional, unrestricted multi-purpose cash assistance in order to address basic household needs like food, livelihoods, shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene, as well as education and health. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2499999.96 2499999.96 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2499999.96 2499999.96 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 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 780781.98 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1007.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141992.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278188.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1120000.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51369.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89019.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37639.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2482 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With violence now spread country-wide, over 8 million people are internally displaced since 24 February, and this will undoubtably rise as fighting continues to intensify, including targeting of civilian and residential infrastructure. New waves of displacement and the deteriorating living conditions of the most vulnerable will continue to exacerbate in the current context. Through this project, IOM is providing multi-sectoral interventions focused on humanitarian assistance to vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected populations in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Slovakia Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4015516.11 5433431.62 2752995.96 173654.03 11599998.81 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12375597.72 12375597.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4726890.76 11600000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12296187.14 -4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4726890.76 1928.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26248.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33553.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9894.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73413.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -15943.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27059.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35090.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 998884.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185628.04 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246127.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 476021.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3876916.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -104092.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1244900.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -127397.75 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 915494.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 794980.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1064862.95 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755875.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1052769.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43021.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2483 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian community is currently projecting around 12 million people in need of assistance within Ukraine, of which 4.3 million would be internally displaced persons (IDPs) as well as a major flow of conflict-affected persons towards neighbouring countries, requiring life-saving support. The overall unpredictability of the situation requires humanitarian actors to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable displaced and other conflict-affected communities – and particularly female-headed households, children, persons with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses, as well as the elderly. Through this project, IOM aims at providing multi-sectoral assistance in those countries affected by the ongoing humanitarian situation, in line with the IOM Flash Appeal for the Ukraine Crisis, the OCHA-led Flash appeal for Ukraine and the Regional Refugee Response Plan for the Ukraine situation, published in March 2022. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Czechia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 5167030.22 5000000.62 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5167030.22 5167030.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3058103.98 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2166847.24 -584.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 157192 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 685428.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78761.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 15821.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 526185.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227584.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2877756.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 558574.61 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5996.31 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388773.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -124879.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47269.01 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54627.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2485 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After eight years of armed conflict in eastern Ukraine, which had left millions of people in need of humanitarian assistance, the Russian Federation launched a military offensive on the country on 24 February 2022. This has triggered one of the fastest-growing displacement and humanitarian crises on record, pushing millions into internal displacement and abroad in search of safety. The Republic of Moldova is one of the countries most affected by the refugee situation, and its border, migration and asylum management capacities are under significant strain. Some 75 per cent of refugees arriving to Moldova continue towards Romania and other European countries, nonetheless the proportion that remains is straining the country's capacity. As part of burden sharing between the receiving countries, it is the priority of the UN and governments involved to assist refugees with onward transportation, primarily to Romania by road and rail, and to the European Union (EU+) countries by air. Through this project, IOM seeks to provide refugees from Ukraine with safe and dignified transportation from Palanca border crossing point between Ukraine and Moldova, to Romanian border and further to Bucharest, where refugees can either stay or proceed to other EU member states by road or train. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 535000 535000 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535000 535000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535000 -261810.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -261810.52 108419.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164769.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2486 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme's objective is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Targeted individuals and communities will benefit from greater food and nutrition security and reduced risk exposure to gender-based violence through sustained access to cleaner cooking fuel and improved natural resource management to enhance resilience to climate shocks. MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 175839.83 3472752.89 6248822.88 3296912.94 13194328.54 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13194328.54 13194328.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4163637 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4163637 1970590 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1970590 1969934 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1969934 1662889 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1662889 1998484 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1998484 691302 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691302 1187052.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 374394.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -528898.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1761051.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1646026.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1815570.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3522218.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2563757.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2358129 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2307850.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2487 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan remains the third-largest refugee-hosting country globally, hosting over 1.4 million Afghan refugees holding Proof of Registration (PoR) cards issued by the Government, 840,000 Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders, and an estimated 775,000 undocumented Afghan migrants. With the recent unprecedented change in the political and security situation in Afghanistan, the number of Afghan nationals crossing into Pakistan has increased, with this trend projected to continue in the short to medium term. Owing to their partly informal status, the Afghan migrant populations have largely remained under the radar, not being eligible for any systematic humanitarian assistance - thereby facing significant challenges. Through both direct implementation and implementing partners, IOM's interventions are targeting both vulnerable Afghans and host communities with a multi-sectoral set of activities including livelihood support; improved access to basic services; shelter; protection; and an improved evidence base about Afghan migrants' mobility trends, needs and vulnerabilities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Pakistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 377299.92 5922700.64 6300000.56 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6300000.56 6300000.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6300000 0.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.52 184178.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 135045.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 85447.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89476.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 231589.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468773.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137591.88 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392295.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121225.71 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1021624.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556762.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2886370.39 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10381.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2488 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In humanitarian settings, energy is a critically enabling factor to address lifesaving needs, ensure provision of basic services and improve social and economic well-being. Energy is generally recognized as a basic human right, however in humanitarian contexts the great majority (over 90 %) of displaced populations have inadequate or no access to modern forms of energy, and almost 1 billion people have no access at all. To continue the efforts towards greening humanitarian responses, this project aims to find a cost-effective way to adapt common single-use solar powered water systems (SPWS) into multipurpose SPWS so that unused and idle energy currently present and wasted at those single-use schemes can be utilized for other uses, in order to meet the most pressing energy needs of crisis-affected populations, humanitarian organizations and/or institutions in crisis zones. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Yemen Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia Sudan Nepal Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Ethiopia Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 172999.92 298582.85 372261.6 154787.52 998631.89 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 998631.89 998631.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8330 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8330 21726 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21726 12533 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12533 24888 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24888 18462 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18462 62608 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62608 21222 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21222 34691 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34691 57231 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57231 5433.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 30784.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -19729.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 3889.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -86820.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 11439.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18616.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18841.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20709.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18930.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23791.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16374.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35657.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37064.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13794.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2489 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East and Horn of Africa is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner often relying on unscrupulous smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route via Somalia, and Djibouti with the hope of crossing the Gulf of Aden into Yemen and onwards towards the Gulf states with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as the main destination for the majority. The persistent vulnerability of migrants in irregular situations is one of the specific drivers of migration and determinants of IOM’s response through the Regional Migrant Response Plan (MRP). This project focuses mainly on providing life-saving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities. Additionally, IOM is providing quality, timely and inclusive protection assistance and services to migrants and host communities, but is also flexible and includes activities which build evidence, partnerships, and coordination to enhance humanitarian response and migration management throughout the migration route. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia Somalia Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1297410.44 270742.03 15000000.64 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1568152.47 1568152.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1583614.87 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -90580.81 732062.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281344.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433670.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45959.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -344.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2490 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation on 24 February 2022, the migratory movements from Ukraine towards its neighbouring countries have been increasing daily, in addition to thousands more displaced within Ukraine. The majority of refugees from Ukraine in Bulgaria are women and children, increasing family separation and vulnerability to violence, exploitation and abuse. Estimates of UNHCR and the Special Task Force formed by the Bulgarian government forecast between 100,000 and 500,000 refugees to enter Bulgaria from Ukraine – an unprecedented influx for the country. Though Bulgaria is currently perceived as a transit country by over 50 per cent of Ukrainians, statistical comparative data of Ukrainians fleeing the war and transiting through neighbouring countries shows that Bulgaria has one of the highest ratios of Ukrainians who stay for longer period and/or permanently in the country. Through this project, IOM is providing a multi-tiered response to the urgent needs of population displaced from Ukraine and currently residing in Bulgaria, including Ukrainian citizens enjoying the temporary protection status and third country nationals (TCNs). Mobile protection teams and rapid response unit (RRU) of IOM Bulgaria are providing protection services and direct assistance to conflict-affected population coming from Ukraine. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 109415.59 305003.09 399999.64 Contracted Grant Amount Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414418.68 414418.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421496.31 -153.84 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -163.14 -0.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3939.14 37319.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39824.72 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170701.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56579.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111586.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1562.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -180.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2491 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East and Horn of Africa is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner often relying on unscrupulous smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route via Somalia, and Djibouti with the hope of crossing the Gulf of Aden into Yemen and onwards towards the Gulf states with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as the main destination for the majority. The persistent vulnerability of migrants in irregular situations is one of the specific drivers of migration and determinants of IOM’s response through the Regional Migrant Response Plan (MRP). This project focuses mainly on providing life-saving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities. Additionally, IOM is providing quality, timely and inclusive protection assistance and services to migrants and host communities, but is also flexible and includes activities which build evidence, partnerships, and coordination to enhance humanitarian response and migration management throughout the migration route, as prioritized by the countries and the Regional Office in Nairobi. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World Yemen Somalia Ethiopia Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 466161.41 589280.03 999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1055441.44 1055441.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050420.17 -1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1050420.17 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050420.17 -15.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26754.53 103771.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42559.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 9936.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 123402.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42364.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126564.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221488 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266154.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140933.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2492 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, an increasing number of humanitarian water sanitation and hygiene actors have embraced solar powered water schemes (SPWS) as a green and cost-effective solution to supply water. SPWS is considered the most relevant and cost-effective solution in vast areas of Africa and Asia where the power grid is unreliable or inexistent, fuel can be expensive to transport, access might be limited, but solar irradiation is fairly constant and high. Thousands of SPWS have been installed in the last few years by relief actors in over 40 countries; SPWS have become ubiquitous in humanitarian contexts and a gold standard in camp settings. This project aims to develop cost-effective multipurpose SPWS (including design, laboratory testing and field implementations) to utilize unused and idle clean energy present at thousands of SPWS to meet the most pressing energy needs of crisis-affected populations, humanitarian organizations and / or institutions in crisis zones. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Yemen Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Ethiopia IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Sudan Nepal Myanmar Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 85493.16 356306.19 317310.14 212309.21 910000.65 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971418.7 971418.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 728000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791304.35 9512.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 60220.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -34471.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 51372.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 152741.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 54138.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42748.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43917.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48249.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45421.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52123.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52205.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16498.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20071.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27531.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2493 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to addressing the crucial humanitarian needs of vulnerable conflict-affected populations residing in northwest Syria (NWS) through the provision of food security (FS) assistance. The project will support an estimated 21,000 Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) (4,200 men, 4,200 women, 6,300 boys, 6,300 girls), including an estimated 3,150 persons with disabilities (PWDs). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 469382.88 2037308.7 2506691.58 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2506691.58 2506691.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2506691.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2506691.55 -5598.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5598.47 58375.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1129626.7 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12917.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 287964.04 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 309037.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 357851.55 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5380.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118651.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183452.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43434.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5610.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2494 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM proposes to provide dignified shelter, with complementary infrastructure, Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and Protection services in 12 informal sites and surrounding locations in Idleb, targeting 13,932 beneficiaries. In addition, IOM proposes to continue CCCM service provision in 10 IOM-managed Planned Camps (PCs) in Idleb and Aleppo to ensure the successful completion of the dignified shelter intervention under SCHF-funded project-20631. In total, 42,344 beneficiaries will be supported. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3625665.02 4777380.52 8403045.54 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8403045.54 8403045.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8403045.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8403045.7 319043.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 399389.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 316400.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2344081.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13543.2 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16959.78 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3849768.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10.94 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 99119.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1089.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27911.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303489.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293235.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155809.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265102.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1909.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2495 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing political and socio-economic developments in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela have led to the outflow of millions of Venezuelans into neighbouring countries and beyond. The Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region has never experienced, in modern history, such a large-scale movement of both migrants and refugees. In 2015, there were approximately 700,000 Venezuelans living outside their country worldwide. In the last six years, this number has grown nearly nine times as large, to approximately 6.03 million migrants and refugees from Venezuela outside their country worldwide, with 4.99 million (over 80 per cent of all Venezuelans abroad) hosted in LAC as of February 2022. This project is facilitating the ongoing achievement of the Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2022 objectives, in response to the Venezuelan refugee and migrant situation in Colombia, Ecuador and across LAC through the Regional Office of the Special Envoy. This includes ongoing support to coordination mechanisms and socioeconomic integration in Colombia, child protection and health services to children and adolescents with physical and neurodevelopmental disabilities in Ecuador and access to emergency funds for regional projects through IOM’s Regional Office of the Special Envoy (OSE) underfunded grants mechanisms. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Panama Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 81946.11 436272.73 500000.1 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 518218.84 518218.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525210.08 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525210.08 -500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -525210.08 -0.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3231.33 8536 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14634 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60006.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51956.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394138.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6591.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5764.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2496 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to strengthening protection of refugees, including but not limited to Rohingya and Myanmar refugees and migrants, through mobility and needs assessment monitoring and direct humanitarian assistance in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 247650.38 760923.14 374727.5 1300001.69 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1383301.02 1383301.02 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) 401606.43 560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614709.11 80000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87527.35 259599.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295546.59 28106.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71486.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62068.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254922.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115041.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9173.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122879.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33781.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281461.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15571.86 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258200.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147882.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1187.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2497 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Malakal Technical Hospital (MTH) is the main health facility in the area and was a fully developed Level 4 hospital until the civil war broke out in 2013. The hospital was destroyed during the war and has recently commenced basic operations. The overall objective of this project is to improve the hospitals efficiency in providing health services to patients living in the POC site by supporting the MTH with a solar plus storage system, made in close consultation with the humanitarian organizations operating in the health sector in Malakal. 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 5159.88 192860.14 198020.02 Contracted Grant Amount 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198020.02 198020.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98020 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98020 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 -158385.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356405.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2498 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For over 900,000 Rohingya in Bangladesh, 2022 will mark the fifth year since their mass displacement from Myanmar, preceded by decades of influxes spurred by systemic discrimination and targeted violence. Early leadership exercised by the Government of Bangladesh (GoB), with the support of the international community, worked to mitigate and manage the ensuing humanitarian crisis in the southern district of Cox’s Bazar. Despite resilience and resolve shown by the refugee community, there will be no viable solution to the crisis until a safe and voluntary return to Rakhine State is guaranteed. While the GoB and the international community have maintained the provision of immediate lifesaving assistance, the Rohingya continue to face dangers posed by disasters related to natural hazards, disease outbreak, and a deteriorating protection environment. With this project, IOM continues its comprehensive humanitarian support for lifesaving assistance based on feedback from communities on what they need by providing comprehensive support to the vulnerable refugee and host community in Cox’s Bazar through Site Management Engineering Project (SMEP), Protection, Site Management and Site Development (SMSD), health, and Needs and Population Monitoring (NMP). Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 402751.69 1144720.43 2000000.3 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1547472.12 1547472.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1569858.71 -2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1569858.71 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1569858.71 0.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -79976.06 97197.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 273338.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 514466.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433207.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171672.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2499 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues to experience armed and intercommunal conflicts, disasters related to natural hazards and disease epidemics that have created one of the world's most complex and long-standing crises. The escalating armed conflicts has exacerbated the vulnerabilities and worsened the already precarious living conditions of the population. The situation is further worsened by a string of attacks to civilians including displaced populations especially in Ituri province leading to casualties and new movement of populations. To address gaps in resources and service provision in spontaneous displacement sites in Eastern DRC, IOM proposes to provide camp coordination and camp management, shelter, and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance in displacement sites under its coordination and possibly, expand to other new spontaneous sites without any camp management services. The provision of assistance is being planned and provided following results of Displacement Tracking Matrix assessments. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 8979720.86 17974730.05 4545549.53 31500000.44 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31500000.44 31500000.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1507017 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1507017 1123797 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1123797 4298808 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4298808 4362685 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4362685 5344285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5344285 1992300 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1992300 4357269 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4357269 6548332 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6548332 1965507 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1965507 165 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 49743.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1674 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 347844.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1375 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 618974.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1224 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4485 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 537471.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5218 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 142036.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2303 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6611 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 530 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1120256.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -350785.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 316 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1506881.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2772577.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3395560.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4124426.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3275764.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3183061.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5080637.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5770718.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -85179.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2500 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Accountability to affected populations (AAP) has been part of the humanitarian reform agenda in the last three decades. AAP is one of the four mandatory responsibilities of the Humanitarian Country Teams (HCT) outlined in the HCT terms of reference endorsed by the Inter-Agency Standing Committee principals and referenced in the Leadership in Humanitarian Action Handbook for Resident Coordinators. This project focuses on strengthening leadership in HCTs by deepening humanitarian leaders understanding of the value of AAP and the structural barriers to collective approach, to increase the likelihood that leaders become advocates of AAP in humanitarian response and support planning to ensure improved AAP advocacy at all levels. To this end, IOM is facilitating the development of learning modules in collaboration with key partners to support the objective of improving leaders' understanding of AAP and their own roles in ensuring affected populations are empowered to influence humanitarian assistance in planning and delivery. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 172413.7 413792.88 413793.13 999999.71 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.71 999999.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22554 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22554 82642 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82642 78472 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78472 117627 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117627 197142 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197142 64856 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64856 144908 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144908 249968 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249968 17101 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17101 642 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37962.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94383.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97219.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103683.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170799.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74289.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180741.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196853.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1496.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2501 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Undocumented Afghan migrants are at risk of exploitation and abuse during and after return to Afghanistan, including trafficking, gender-based violence and family separation. IOM's protection programme supports at-risk undocumented returnees to return and reintegrate safely and with dignity, through the provision of tailored assistance at border provinces Herat and Nimroz and continue provision of care in provinces of return. Through this project, IOM is providing protection screening and post-arrival assistance in Herat and Nimroz, including provision of information, referrals to specialised services, and in-kind assistance such as family tracing, emergency accommodation, care assistance for vulnerable persons including persons with disabilities, care packages and air and road transport to returnees' chosen final destinations. For continuation of care, safe and dignified reintegration of vulnerable undocumented returnees are supported further through protection case management in final destinations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 533334.22 266667.08 800001.3 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800001.3 800001.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800001.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800001.16 -220555.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -220555.75 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 41931.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82908.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110274.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59434.88 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103005 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28598.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67790.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88917.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6260.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9677.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2502 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the growing amount of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) cluster members in Afghanistan, IOM will preposition materials for either regular activities and/or outbreak response utilizing its warehousing capacity. This project aims to make available to any WASH cluster member, utilizing the regional and national processes: water kits, hygiene kits, menstrual hygiene management kits, hand-pump repair spare parts and soap. In total it aims to support WASH cluster members to reach 165,000 persons with WASH materials. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 41904.25 1749301.8 393373.59 2184579.64 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2184579.64 2184579.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2184579.69 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2184579.69 3495.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39091.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272572.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 484359.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699917.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362340.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259888.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2503 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2021, 491,000 people were displaced in Yemen due to protracted and intensified conflict (HNO 2022), and in the first five months of 2022, over 42,000 people have been displaced. Additionally, the conflict in Ukraine has impacted the rise of food prices, compounding the pre-existing food insecurity for vulnerable groups across Yemen. The deteriorating economic conditions in Yemen have placed an additional burden on vulnerable groups, including women, children and persons with disabilities, to adopt negative coping strategies, including incurring significant debt burdens, agreeing to early marriage and, with constrained access to basic services, becoming even more dependent on external assistance. In this project, IOM aims to improve the living conditions of newly displaced crisis affected households and families affected by disasters related to natural hazards through the provision of multi-purpose cash assistance as part of the rapid response mechanism assistance package. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 587916.37 261296.28 849212.65 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849212.65 849212.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849212.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849212.59 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 12474.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216754.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44654.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -69382.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7018.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355774.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142356.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8993.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148554.73 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2504 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq entered a new stage after the official end of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) crisis in December 2017 and years of violent conflict and massive displacement of populations. The humanitarian context is expected to continue evolving in 2022-23, in line with the trends witnessed during 2021. The decision taken by the Government of Iraq to move toward the closure and reclassification as informal sites of internally displaced persons' (IDP) camps in all affected governorates except for the KRI has led to departure of many households from the camps. Through this project, IOM continues to contribute to improved and dignified living conditions of the populations affected by the crisis through the provision of life-saving assistance to address humanitarian needs in the most affected governorates of Iraq and will capacitate Government and humanitarian organizations in delivering quality and principled humanitarian assistance. IOM is providing a combination of shelter, non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, health, protection, mental health and psychosocial support activities, while maintaining and strengthening the communication with the target communities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9541121.68 2708878.57 12250000.25 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12250000.25 12250000.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1104288 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1104288 1536612 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1536612 3694125 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3694125 4165870 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4165870 1749105 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1749105 6242.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 50 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 9984 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14016 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -6242.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 24041 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1104288.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2641195.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3628642.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164442.63 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4264196.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99474.64 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231555.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58726.53 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9385.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2505 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Based on the needs assessments, access to safe and clean water is a challenge in many provinces in Afghanistan, where households rely on unprotected water sources, unstable piped water and, for a minority, surface water. Further, the lack of water points, and distance to collect water, also heightens the risk of gender-based-violence (GBV). Given the water scarcity and deteriorating hygiene conditions, there is also a high risk of public health threats, as seen with the recent acute watery diarrhea/cholera outbreak across five provinces. In addition, according to the 2020 Humanitarian Needs Overview, lack of access to water, as well as basic hygiene materials such as soap, is directly contributing to the spread of communicable diseases, leading to infections and deaths. This project is directly contributing to identified water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) needs by expanding water provision through rehabilitation and protection of hand-dug wells and boreholes, repair and set-up of handpumps, and enhancing household water treatment and storage capacity. IOM is also providing hand hygiene infrastructure, hygiene kits and menstrual hygiene management kits and conducting hygiene promotion activities to improve public health and reduce the risk of WASH-related diseases in high needs and/or hard to reach locations. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 476029.2 1097309.32 69983.62 1643322.14 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1643322.14 1643322.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1643322.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1643322.59 9617.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48195.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 597533.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463442.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428593.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116720.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -114.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21910.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2506 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For over four years, the province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique has experienced brutal attacks by armed groups, while neighbouring provinces of Nampula, Niassa, Zambezia and Sofala are seeing a spillover of displacement. Armed conflict and natural hazards are expected to put an additional strain on already vulnerable communities and to remain key drivers of humanitarian needs in the coming years. The effects are more severe on vulnerable groups such as persons with disabilities, the elderly, and children. This also affects women and girls, who have unique health concerns and protection needs in situations of displacement. In order to address the acute needs of displaced and vulnerable migrants in Cabo Delgado, IOM is providing a comprehensive and integrated health, water, sanitation and hygiene, camp coordination and camp management, displacement tracking, mental health and psychosocial support, and shelter intervention, with the main objective to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected disasters driven by natural hazards and conflict, and to contribute to empowered and resilient individuals and communities in northern Mozambique. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 260689.27 1276201.67 2434400.45 712508.66 3783000.94 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4683800.05 4683800.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 623000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719399.54 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 603870.02 830000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1051964.51 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1265822.78 830000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093544.14 3233794 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4088235.15 600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1718.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 81.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 53616.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 16000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 44069.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 396508.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455471.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 634251.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468462.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341267.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176665.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691977.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1308679.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1260577.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2507 International Organization for Migration (IOM) From January to June 2022, more than 484,000 undocumented Afghans returned from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan to Afghanistan. This was the second highest return total of any six-month period on record. Under this project, IOM is providing immediate post arrival and transportation assistance to Afghans returning from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan, through a series of transit and reception centres in key border provinces. Additionally, through this project, IOM is using the grant to help maintain its capacity for emergency response to disasters and displacement by procuring, pre-positioning, and distributing packages of non-food items and shelter-related support. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 964039.28 8201920.06 8000000.07 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9165959.34 9165959.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4618937.64 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4415011.04 30845.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333342.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1493722.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174655.78 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5867897.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174100.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153585.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88149.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507294.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88412.78 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99851.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -481.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -505.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2508 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Overlapping crisis and conflict in Yemen for over six years threatens to push Yemen to the brink in 2021. According to the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) over 20.7 million people need some form of humanitarian and protection assistance. Of these some 4 million are facing protracted displacement or facing repeat and renewed displacement as hostilities continue risking loss of life, loss of basic means of survival, and exacerbation of protection risks as safety nets, while social support mechanisms are compromised. Through this project, IOM seeks to maintain and expand protection support with a focus on Marib, Aden, Sana'a, as well as southern Hudaydah and southern Taizz. Specifically, IOM intends to provide protection support in Marib, southern Taiz and southern Hodeida where internally displaced persons' needs and the potential for new and repeat displacements are high, while access to protection services is extremely limited. In addition to the widespread humanitarian needs evident across conflict-affected communities in Yemen, humanitarian needs are also prevalent among migrant communities. IOM is seeking resources to expand its migrant response programme to provide humanitarian and protection support to migrants, in the form of humanitarian assistance, screening and return support through IOM's Voluntary Humanitarian Returns programme. International Organization for Migration (IOM) King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2949856.03 930143.88 3879999.91 Contracted Grant Amount King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3879999.91 3879999.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1940000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1940000 1552000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1552000 388000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388000 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 52709.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 635226.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1169466.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1868536.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154061.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2509 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to save lives and avert displacement and disease outbreaks through access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion services. The project is targeting communities living in Banadir, Galkayo and Kismayo districts in Somalia. IOM is providing lifesaving water through temporary water trucking; rehabilitating/constructing water sources (boreholes) as an exit strategy to emergency water trucking; constructing sanitation facilities (household latrines); and distributing hygiene kits and conducting hygiene promotion messages/campaigns. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 112330.74 1387669.29 1500000.03 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.03 1500000.03 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 0.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.15 118620.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1316524.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65143.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2775.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3063.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2510 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Niger is one of the least developed countries in the world, with one of the poorest socio-economic and development indicators and the highest demographic growth. As reported in the Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) 2022 and Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) 2022, Niger continues to face acute and complex humanitarian crises marked by the impact of various shocks. This project aims to deliver humanitarian assistance to improve the living conditions, resilience, dignity, and protection of crisis affected populations in Diffa, Maradi, Tahoua, and Tillabéry, which are four conflict-affected regions in Niger. The intervention aims to provide emergency shelters, transitional shelters, non-food items kits, and needs-based protection-specific kits including hygiene kits inclusive of menstrual hygiene management items, baby kits, and education kits. The intervention is also preventing, mitigating and responding to protection risks such as gender-based violence and trafficking in persons, while reinforcing the capacities of field practitioners and community members to anticipate, identify and address those risks. In addition, the project is promoting the mobilization and empowerment of communities, as well as strengthening access to protection assistance, mental health and psychosocial support, education, and water, sanitation and hygiene services. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Niger Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 992650.32 1307349.53 2299999.85 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2299999.85 2299999.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575000 575000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575000 575000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575000 575000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575000 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 120065.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -2632.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 76356 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 303123.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31799.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 461522.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201495.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448655.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598076.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61291.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -513.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2511 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia continues to be affected by conflict and disasters related to natural hazards. Although there have been improvements to the peace and security situation in Somalia, the overall situation remains fragile. Forced displacement continues due to armed conflict, climate change and natural disasters. Based on the context analysis, armed-conflict, natural disasters and increasingly, climate-related crises are expected to remain key drivers of humanitarian needs. While the international community is increasingly focusing on recovery and durable solutions, needs for immediate life-saving assistance remain vast, as per the Humanitarian Needs Overview, and Humanitarian Response Plan. The main objective of this project is to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected by conflict and disasters, in particular the current drought in Somalia. IOM proposes an integrated emergency support intervention, including camp coordination and camp management, Displacement Tracking Matrix, shelter and non-food item and water, sanitation and hygiene support. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3449077.53 2424536.82 6000001.1 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5873614.35 5873614.35 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) 4814443.32 1200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1283422.46 -303.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383553.45 328765.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 236397.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 842632.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 561739 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1804808.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386233.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2223158.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390262.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -284652.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7926.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2512 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention is responding to the emergency resulting from the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian army, which began on 24 February 2022 and is ongoing. As of 29 May, more than 6.7 million refugees have fled Ukraine to other countries in Europe, while more than 252,000 third country nationals have fled the country as of 25 May. As it becomes evident that the fighting and damage to housing and infrastructure in Ukraine will not allow for a sustainable return anytime soon, IOM, through this project, is looking to provide longer-term solutions in Hungary for people fleeing the conflict. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 333333.32 166666.65 499999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.97 499999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 169006.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 912.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128884.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159968.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41271.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2513 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than four years after the official end of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) crisis in Iraq, which led to violent conflict and massive displacement of populations, there have been significant improvements, but the humanitarian context remains complex and fragile. The post-conflict period has seen the gradual return of over 4.96 million people to their areas of origin, but, according to IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) as of June 2022, 1.17 million persons remain displaced in camps and informal displacement sites, out-of-camp settlements and host communities and are now facing protracted displacement. Through this project, depending on needs and evolving context, IOM's interventions include but are not limited to: provision of cash and multi-purpose cash assistance, provision of emergency shelter in camp and out-of-camp settings; provision of camp coordination and camp management in formal camp and informal sites; provision of essential healthcare and support to health facilities in camps and in areas with high levels of displacement and/or returns; provision of mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) assistance services in camps and out-of-camp locations (including MHPSS and Livelihoods programme); and provision of protection case management, protection mainstreaming and protection monitoring. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 556419.09 1327604.52 2499999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1884023.61 1884023.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1962323.39 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -111173.48 515657.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1070292.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265402.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -201.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2515 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Refugees account for almost 10 per cent of Jordan's population. There are 670,748 registered Syrian refugees and roughly 90,000 registered refugees of other nationalities, primarily from Iraq, Yemen, and Sudan in Jordan. The vast majority (83%) reside outside camps in urban areas. To address priority needs identified in coordination with partners and building on previous support, IOM plans to continue with the provision of basic needs assistance through multi-purpose cash assistance and winter cash assistance to the most vulnerable refugees in Jordan, while identifying households/individuals with specific, complex, or multiple vulnerabilities, and through the provision of integrated case management effectively assist them to address their protection needs. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1755583.4 1244416.49 2999999.89 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2999999.89 2999999.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 656852.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253391.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 607245.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214096.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255427.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 593834.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275301.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143848.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2516 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 2022 Papua New Guinea (PNG) General Election process has triggered unprecedented violence across many parts of the country, especially in the highland regions. The violence started in May and continued through August 2022, with July as the worse month from the spatial coverage and number of the affected population. While in most areas the violence is directly related to the election, in some places, it has resurfaced from long-standing issues, including land disputes, retribution, and unsettled disputes between clans, who are using the instability around elections to re-ignite fights. To address critical needs, a multisectoral humanitarian response is required in five districts. IOM's operational objective is to scale up and expand a holistic emergency response to the immediate and emerging needs of conflict-affected populations. Building directly on its existing field presence and portfolio, IOM is responding to the immediate humanitarian needs by providing emergency assistance using a multisectoral and people-centred approach focusing on shelter/non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, and food security, with protection mainstreamed. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with no inclusion of gender issues 118929.57 1009884.71 371185.88 1500000.16 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.16 1500000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9372 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9372 4628 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4628 381041 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381041 251142 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251142 667503 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 667503 79107 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79107 107207 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107207 9372.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206451.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250479.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353152.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463586.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151871.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114779.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16764.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14902.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2517 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The risky and complex journeys undertaken by migrants, reaching Libya and beyond, expose them as well as host communities to multiple health risks. Due to the continuous and prolonged instability the health system is fragmented, ineffective and lacks the ability to respond to health needs of migrants and the Libyan population. The objective of this project is to contribute to advancing rights-based solutions to address the needs of vulnerable migrants in Libya through the migrant resource and response mechanism. IOM continues its critical interventions to directly support migrants, including to persons who have experienced distress, multiple displacement or challenges in accessing essential services. Migrants living in urban areas in and around Ghat as well as vulnerable cases from host communities are benefitting from a comprehensive approach that brings together a wide range of services and needs based assistance in one mechanism. Beneficiaries are receiving primary health care services, non-food items and hygiene kits, protection services and referral to various more specialized types of assistance. Simultaneously, IOM is disseminating information materials about the risks of irregular migration and is working towards increased acceptance of migrants by the local community through the implementation of a community cohesion initiative. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 218970.15 781029.84 999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.99 999999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 1153.84 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1153.84 3000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 139957.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138232.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266339.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357025.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48478.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48120.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2518 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Horn of Africa and Yemen is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner, often relying on smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route (originating from Ethiopia and Somalia and transiting through Somalia, Djibouti and Yemen) with the intention of crossing the Gulf of Aden towards the Gulf States to seek better livelihood opportunities. The vulnerabilities of the migrants are one of the specific drivers to migration and determinants of IOM's response through the Regional Migrants Response Plan. Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities including protection assistance and services. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 8578018.22 5721981.83 14300000.05 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14300000.05 14300000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14300000 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 3920 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) International Civil Society Organizations 8503.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 64213.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8503.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 74138.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4753209.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2790147.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2151.02 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5019909.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1524747.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30175.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27450.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2433.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2519 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2020, and in the context of border closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, irregular migratory flows into Chile began to increase exponentially, fostering a humanitarian crisis in the north of the country. In the present-day, considerable inflows of irregular migrants persist throughout the northern regions along border zones characterized by adverse weather conditions and inadequate infrastructure. In response to the need for protection for those who continue to enter Chile, this project, provides continuity and complements current efforts by other United Nations agencies, the Government of Chile, and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in the national territory by means of implementing temporary shelter and food to migrant families in Iquique located in the Tarapacá Region. United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chile +56 2 296 33 710 iomsantiago@iom.int Matilde Salamanca 736 Piso 4 Esq. Eliodoro Yañez Comuna de Providencia, Santiago, Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with no inclusion of gender issues 89660.77 39372.33 110045193 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129033.1 129033.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110045193 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117947.69 2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16934.93 16880.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73848.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42016.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2137.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2520 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After more than 13 years of conflict, violence and insecurity, north-east Nigeria continues to remain a large-scale humanitarian and protection crisis, affecting the lives, livelihoods and wellbeing of millions of people in the region. Year 2021 saw a rising upsurge of attacks against civilians by non-state armed groups (NSAG) creating new waves of displacement. In Borno State, several attacks, ambushes and abductions by NSAG continued along the main roads. Humanitarian access continues to be a challenge to all humanitarian actors in trying to reach vulnerable populations in the north-east, due to the ongoing security situation. Despite efforts by the Nigerian military, the insurgent attacks continue and in 2022 humanitarian workers have often been targeted. Since 2016, IOM has been managing humanitarian hubs in eight locations across Borno State. These hubs play a critical enabling role in the provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance by improving access to the more than 7 million people in need of assistance in north-east Nigeria. Through this project, IOM continues to support humanitarian responders with access to accommodation incl. services such as meals, laundry, conference/training room, social and recreational areas, offices and internet connectivity through the Emergency Telecommunications Sector (ETS). International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 118858.19 381142 500000.19 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.19 500000.19 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 0.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.37 186933.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215092.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79390.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -225.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18800.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2521 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia has been subject to continuous fragility since it emerged from a civil war in the 1990s. However, in 2021, Somalia's electoral and political crisis deepened leading to a violent confrontation between pro-government and pro-opposition forces. Furthermore, Al-Shabaab, which formed as a violent extremist group in the early 2000s, has continued to conduct attacks in Somalia, and to control large parts of central and southern Somalia. Attacks often target the city of Mogadishu, making any government-led project activity a potential target. Decades of conflict and fragility coupled with frequently recurring natural disasters have led to significant internal displacement of populations over the years and have had devastating impacts on the country's infrastructure and service delivery sectors. This significantly impacts the government's ability to respond to newly emerging crisis. Through this project, IOM supports a government-led emergency response to the intensifying drought crisis by providing critical basic services, including water, sanitation and hygiene, shelter, and health, to drought-induced, protracted internally displaced person and vulnerable host communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3274956.54 9823976.55 6901066.72 19999999.81 Contracted Grant Amount Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19999999.81 19999999.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 8000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8000000 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 176250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 106215.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 45907.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 181510 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 410654.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 127725.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 348928.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -237070.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 554057.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 144987.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1415613.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 62658.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 402799.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3129.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1423580.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 231552.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -446329.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2310430.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 187551.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 220446.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 129742.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232905.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812140.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 764910.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1632409.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2513466.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2018421.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3448755.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 740021.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2522 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the Ukraine crisis, and as an active demonstration of solidarity to the populations affected by the ongoing hostilities, the project seeks to provide humanitarian assistance to crisis-affected populations arriving in Greece. Beneficiaries will have improved access to dignified and gender-appropriate support, as IOM, in coordination with the Greek authorities, are providing non-food items (NFIs) and equipment/furniture, tailored to the specific context and needs, as well as contribute to protection related efforts as requested by the national authorities. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 215747.49 101246.37 300000.2 Contracted Grant Amount Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316993.86 316993.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239282.15 24826.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26552.51 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16428.7 51321.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54232.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98639.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39789.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34420.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3861.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2523 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan remains in a transitional phase wherein the implementation of the peace process, economic conditions and longstanding informal political structures are unable to support the demands of a myriad of humanitarian needs and crises. These circumstances are further exacerbated by the impacts of climate change and the compounding pressures placed on remaining natural resources to cope with the needs of the communities. South Sudan remains as one of the most logistically complex operating environments, with a lack of infrastructure, cumulative effects of three years of record-high rainy seasons, and presently at least four different theatres of conflict within the country. The project provides an integrated and multi-sectoral approach encompassing activities in Displacement Tracking (DTM); camp coordination and camp management; shelter and non-food items; water, sanitation and hygiene; health; mental health and psychosocial support; protection; common pipeline; and the Common Transport Service (CTS). IOM's efforts will focus upon three interlinked and mutually reinforcing areas of intervention: camps and camp-like settings; underserved and hard-to-reach areas facing great severity of humanitarian needs; and humanitarian coordination and critical enablers of such coordination. The above-referenced units will respond within and across these same areas of intervention. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 14472194.7 24153904.66 1873901.16 40500000.52 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40500000.52 40500000.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2508040 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2508040 3259576 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3259576 8103239 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8103239 11048047 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11048047 7092512 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7092512 7690408 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7690408 798178 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798178 102931 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4423 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2508157.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6786998.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8471592.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9924274.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4315702.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8093934.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263664.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22321.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2524 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian response in North-east Nigeria continues to be the most protracted crisis in the humanitarian landscape. IOM remains a key player in the water, sanitation and hygiene sector (WASH) to ensure camps, camp-like settings, and host communities benefit from not only the minimum Sphere requirements but also uninterrupted delivery of these services. This project aims to respond to the emerging needs and gaps as identified by the WASH Sector. IOM through the implementation of this project is complementing existing activities that support rainy season preparedness and response that includes cholera preparedness and response as a key activity. The main activity is creating access to WASH common supplies through IOM's common supply unit. This aims to ensure beneficiaries have access to various WASH non-food item kits that include menstrual hygiene management kits, replenishment kits, and cholera and sanitation kits. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 146224.02 251775.99 398000.01 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398000.01 398000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398000 398000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398000 -398000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -398000 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 136528.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253938.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7610.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -153.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2525 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM has been at the forefront of the humanitarian response in North-East Nigeria since the beginning of the crisis. In an effort to alleviate the above-described challenges, IOM has been providing multi-sectoral assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees and host communities, and an overall displacement and operating picture to tailor the humanitarian response. With the continuous inter-sectoral vulnerabilities and needs of people, IOM sees the need to continue to provide necessary assistance to the affected population. Activities are being implemented in displacement sites as well as host communities. Through this project, IOM is providing direct assistance pertaining to the following sectors: camp coordination and camp management; shelter and non-food items; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); and mental health and psychosocial support. Additionally, the Organization continues to provide inter-agency services through the maintenance and operation of humanitarian hubs, the implementation of the Displacement Tracking matrix (DTM). To support durable solutions for protracted displacement, IOM is providing necessary immediate shelter, WASH and livelihood support, while simultaneously assisting State and local government leadership with technical support on the key principles, approaches, displacement data and needs, and models of durable solutions programming. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9240638.83 2859360.95 12099999.78 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12099999.78 12099999.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1629417 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1629417 1526934 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1526934 3207241 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3207241 2220227 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2220227 3441650 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3441650 74531 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74531 4853.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 100000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1772.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 169933.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2796.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -323.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -541.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1629417.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2588519.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2859070.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1847561.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2853262.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52354.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6363.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2061.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3840.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2526 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Conflicts, macroeconomic crisis, and climate shocks continue to drive severe food crisis, with famine threats likely to occur in most areas of South Sudan and is likely to continue over the years. Subnational and localized violence could intensify with the ongoing tension between cattle keepers and farmers in greater Equatoria, along with fighting between opposition and splinter groups, as well as non?signatory groups to the 2018 peace deal. Climate and violence shocks are likely to result in new displacements in addition to the currently displaced persons, further disrupting livelihoods and basic services. Additionally, economic crisis, shown by the currency depreciation, food inflation and income reduction affect the purchasing power of households with 2.8 million people in emergency and 87,000 people in catastrophe. IOM aims to facilitate programming intervening to the acute emergencies triggered by both man-made and natural hazards affecting the most vulnerable population across South Sudan under the states of the Greater Equatorias (Western, Central and Eastern), Greater Upper Nile (Unity, Upper Nile and Jonglei) Greater Bahr el Ghazel (Lakes, Warrap, Western and Northern Bahr el Ghazel) and Abyei Administration Area. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2333332.98 4666666.8 6999999.78 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6999999.78 6999999.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552351 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552351 663521 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 663521 1848789 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1848789 3935339 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3935339 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.05 46621.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 107727.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2197535.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36520.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2386299.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -25.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 505729.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1016674.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 852936.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277279.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -488560.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61262 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2527 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The war in Ukraine has triggered one of the largest humanitarian crises on record with over 7.7 million people displaced in the country and another 5 million refugees and 224,000 third country nationals fleeing across borders. As the crisis continues to evolve, displacement patterns continue to change. Flexibility to support previously trapped populations in newly accessible areas, and to address new and secondary displacements and returning populations with humanitarian assistance, remains at the forefront of the response. The overarching goal of this project is that conflict-affected populations fleeing Ukraine to Poland have increased access to multisector humanitarian assistance. Through this project, IOM is implementing a multi-sector humanitarian response, supporting Government partners and local authorities to respond through provision of shelter, multi-purpose cash, and support to municipalities for schools to facilitate inclusion of newly arrived students. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 779833.4 220166.68 1000000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.08 1000000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 130459.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 102774.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370491.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28908.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283948.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119721.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21470.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2528 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to replenish the Shelter and Non-Food Items (S-NFI) Cluster emergency pipeline stock for Northwest Syria (NWS) through the procurement, quality control, transshipment, as well as potential distribution, based on sudden shocks and winterization needs, of 4,152 winterization kits, 1,935 NFI kits and 1,350 tents. Shelter repair kits were removed from the proposed project following feedback from the S-NFI Cluster on the 2022 First Reserve Allocation Strategy. The thermal blanket specifications (IOM will procure blankets that fit two individuals each), as well as the kitchen sets, match the guidelines set by the S-NFI Cluster. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 - 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 819616.91 1880211.45 2699828.36 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2699828.36 2699828.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2699828.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2699828.29 -26171.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26171.56 32833.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 79688.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2431712.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144342.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10505.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72389.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -66383.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10419.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2529 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The need for lifesaving humanitarian assistance and protection is at an all-time high in 2022. New waves of violence and protracted armed conflict, climatic shocks such as floods, droughts, or earthquakes, and emerging and recurrent epidemics and diseases have pushed millions of people to live in extremely dire conditions. IOM stepped up to provide support to a number of large emergencies, higher than at any other time in its history, stretching its capacity to the limit. As the institutional lead on directing operational activities, setting strategic policy, and fostering strategic partnerships in support of crisis affected populations, IOM's Department of Operations and Emergencies must continuously adapt and strengthen its ability to respond effectively and efficiently to the complex challenges facing the world. This institutional strengthening project contributes to ensuring that IOM is better equipped to respond to emergencies in a principled, effective, and accountable manner. To achieve this overarching objective, IOM is implementing its capacity building strategy for humanitarian response and is consolidating its work in four priority areas which are closely interrelated and lead to mutually reinforcing outcomes: good programming; institutional capacity; data and evidence; and information management and digitalization. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 982216.91 2517782.96 3499999.87 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3499999.87 3499999.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875000 875000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875000 875000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875000 875000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875000 2024.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2024.21 318193.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812016.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814809.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1137519.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347727.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79095.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7841.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5050.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4547.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2530 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the onset of the crisis, approximately 2.1 million Ukrainians have entered Romania. Data collected by IOM in Romania is showing the main needs are related to general information about the services and the assistance available in Romania (e.g., legal information, psychological support, case management, accommodation, etc.), health assistance and medicines, and employment. This project proposes to provide multi-sectoral intervention focused on humanitarian assistance to conflict-affected population in Romania with a focus on access to health assistance, protection/education, and non-food items. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 749999.97 249999.99 999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.96 999999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 222.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1821.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28015.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515324.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208537.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251712 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5660.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2531 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The rainy season in Sudan has reached its peak but already displaced more than 96,000 individuals across the country, almost six times more than during the entire year of 2021, according to IOM's and its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) monitoring of newly displaced populations across Sudan. Humanitarian actors are, thus, facing significant challenges in reaching the affected communities in addition to shortages of emergency shelter and non-food items. Through this action, IOM aims to address the most urgent gaps in the flood response by providing logistical and operational support to other humanitarian actors with limited or depleted resources, but which are already responding to the floods. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 262882.7 237117.39 500000.09 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.09 500000.09 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 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 7638.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404573.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28810.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40932.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3207.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14838.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2532 International Organization for Migration (IOM) From 12 to 16 December 2021, an inter-agency team led by OCHA undertook a Multisector Humanitarian Needs Assessment in nine locations of the central, eastern, and western corridors in northern Abyei, Sudan. The assessment further highlighted the urgent need for the implementation of multisector support including food security, protection, health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), shelter, and education to address the gaps as most families in northern Abyei have had no access to basic services for several years. This project aims to address critical humanitarian health and WASH needs of vulnerable and crisis-affected populations in northern Abyei, including internally displaced persons, pastoralists, and host communities. IOM is supporting the rehabilitation of target health facilities to provide the minimum basic package of primary health care services and capacity building for healthcare workers at facilities and within the community to ensure that people have access to skilled health staff. IOM is also providing access to improved and adequate sources of potable water for residents and livestock as well as increasing knowledge of safe garbage disposal practices and land preservation to reduce risks associated with water source contamination and disease outbreaks related to water-borne causes or poor environmental sanitation. MPTF - Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 75647.99 295609.86 28742.47 400000.32 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.32 400000.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -133221 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -133221 20250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3872.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57617.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38710.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20966.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46530.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13098.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96283.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4352.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2535 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Central African Republic’s (CAR) socio-economic and political crisis is at the root of a humanitarian and protection crisis extensively extended. It is marked by population movements and needs for increasingly important to cover in order to help save lives and restore the dignity of affected people. Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance including protection, camp coordination and camp management. UNDP MPTF - Central African Republic Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 408664.42 341335.76 750000.18 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Central African Republic Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000.18 750000.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 -36.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36.55 36317.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -2569.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19645.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198200.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219749.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223630.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53191.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1799.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2536 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The situation in the country quickly deteriorated, with major attacks being reported across Ukraine, including in the capital, Kyiv. The overall unpredictability of the situation requires humanitarian actors to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable displaced and other conflict-affected communities. Through this project, IOM aims at providing multi-sectoral assistance in those countries affected by the ongoing humanitarian situation. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Europe Ukraine Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Czechia Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12620244.41 7673785.33 17000000.22 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20294029.74 20294029.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11412935.72 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8474576.27 -7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8474576.27 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8474576.27 177.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 -1179.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 123757.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 217834.14 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 189774.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -4018 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35588.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 187578.07 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 759462.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 852325.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137152.84 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7259352.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25265.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5448450.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5128684.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505674.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85273.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6324.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57424.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2537 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over 10 years of political struggle in Libya have resulted in conflict, instability and community fragmentation with the country experiencing tremendous upheaval, considerably impacting people's lives in Libya. Foreign support to the conflict, military build-up, despite the embargo and armed clashes have led to massive displacement, damage to civilian infrastructures and loss of civilian lives. The erosion of the central authority and the armed clashes between different militias across the country have led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people, as well as damage to infrastructure and reduced access to basic services. Targeting migrants, internally displaced persons and vulnerable host community members across Libya, IOM aims to reinforce protection and resilience of migrants and host communities in Libya while supporting an improved migration management along migration routes in the country. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Libya Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2009338.1 13879941.6 14862598.08 14240158.31 41999999.91 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44992036.09 44992036.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18123667.38 11000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12035010.94 7000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 164313.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 79796.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66074.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 746280.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2285598.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3605638.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3882559.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3645453.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2954816.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2364438.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2815399.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4119623.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2538 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to Round 11 of IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) monitoring of displacement and return movement, 2,017,236 people remain displaced in South Sudan, 78 per cent of which are sheltering with already crisis-affected host communities. Displacement figures have continued to increase despite the signing of the Revitalised Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan (R-ARCSS) in 2018 due to an increase of displacement-inducing incidents such as sub-national conflict and unprecedented climate-related disasters. This project intends to ensure that the displaced communities living in the Bentiu, Naivasha, and Hai Masna displacement sites have continued, unhindered and equitable access to humanitarian services and assistance. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 81458.25 374240.83 599999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455699.08 455699.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470957.61 0.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -40798.15 11359.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1114263.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -624600.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -70863.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2539 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For over four years, the province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique has experienced brutal attacks by armed groups, while neighbouring provinces of Nampula, Niassa, Zambezia and Sofala are seeing a spillover of displacement. As a result of the insecurity, 946,508 people have been displaced in Northern Mozambique as of June 2022 and the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate in both hosting and displaced communities, and for those left behind. Provision of sanitation services next to water supply is one of the most important needs among the internally displaced persons (IDP) sites to reduce the practice of open defecation and the prevention of water-borne diseases, especially cholera outbreaks, which has already affected several IDP sites in 2021 due to the lack of latrines and proper maintenance. Through this project, IOM contributes to ensuring dignified, safe, and secure living conditions and basic services for IDPs in Cabo Delgado. In particular, through this intervention, IOM is facilitating the construction of sustainable and durable infrastructures for water supply and sanitation designed to be appropriate and scalable for future upgrades and inclusive for people with disabilities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Slovenia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46194.98 5179.43 50000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Slovenia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51374.41 51374.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Slovenia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48685.49 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Slovenia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5595.58 922.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 841.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31381.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17066.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 497.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3571.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2541 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Local organizations are at the heart of the humanitarian response in Myanmar, providing immediate assistance to people in need using their local knowledge, skills, networks, and comparatively wider access. Language has been identified as a critical participation barrier for local organizations, and thus simultaneous interpretation in meetings and translation of critical documents from English to Myanmar languages (Burmese and other locally relevant languages) and vice versa are crucial to ensure the inclusion of local actors in coordination structures and enable them to receive clear, timely and actionable information for effective humanitarian response to affected people. IOM, in close coordination with the OCHA Coordination Support section, are working on building a language service team (The Translation & Interpretation Team) to improve information sharing between the various coordination mechanisms and local actors in the right language and format via relevant channels (translation of critical documents, simultaneous interpretation in meetings) at the national level. The objective of this intervention is to strengthen the localized response of national actors through active coordination with international humanitarian partners, including UN agencies and INGOs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Myanmar Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 84634.04 31737.78 116371.82 Contracted Grant Amount Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116371.82 116371.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116371.83 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116371.83 -0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.09 4279.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36758.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43452.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43182.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11897.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7051.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6456.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2542 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Heavy rainfalls, accompanied by strong winds alongside overflooding of rivers and the opening of the dam gates in Cameroon, led to the flooding of communities in Nigeria, causing serious damage to shelter and infrastructures within the internally displaced persons camps and host communities. The floods destroyed farmlands, shelters, water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructures, and sources of livelihood and caused the further displacement of populations. The project aims to contribute towards reducing vulnerabilities and improve the living conditions of flood-affected population in Nigeria. This is achieved by employing a multisectoral and multilevel approach to ensure assistance is provided to flood-affected populations, including displaced populations, returnees, and host communities. Activities providing direct assistance to beneficiaries are being implemented in displacement sites as well as host communities, from the following sectors of assistance: Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Shelter/Non-food Items, WASH, Early Recovery and Livelihoods, Health, and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS). International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1160509.26 1332001.23 2492510.49 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2492510.49 2492510.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2492510 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2492510 405626.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1888044.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192063.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9150.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4215.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2543 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While it is challenging to confirm the overall number of people who are internally displaced in Nigeria, displacement is a recurrent phenomenon across the country, and protracted displacement represents a significant challenge in some areas. This project aims to strengthen institutional frameworks and capacities to realize the rights and obligations due to displaced persons and migrants across all spectrums through developing a National Action Plan for the implementation of the National Policy on internally displaced persons. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 59472.55 12100.41 8426.87 79999.83 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79999.83 79999.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48000 32000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32000 -0.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.17 -5521 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5521 10349.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16647.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14487.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10431.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6924.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4673.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10964.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2544 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Northern Mozambique is facing an ongoing complex crisis marked by a dire humanitarian situation. For over four years, northern Mozambique has experienced attacks by non-state armed groups allegedly affiliated with the Islamic State, resulting in large scale displacements. The complex crisis has led to large displacement over the past four years. The dire humanitarian situation in northern Mozambique is therefore not only fueled by the humanitarian needs of the displaced persons, many of whom have been forced to flee multiple times, but also by the needs of the host communities, who have continued to show solidarity in the face of increasingly scarce resources and stretched services. The project is comprehensive and will cover integrated health, mental health and psychosocial support, displacement tracking, camp coordination and camp management /shelter and coordination cluster intervention, with the main objective to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected by disasters driven by natural hazards and conflict, and to contribute to empowered and resilient individuals and communities in northern Mozambique. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 375453.26 240670.1 600000.34 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616123.36 616123.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 617283.95 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37033.39 2592.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145630.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352262.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153831.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2545 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM has been managing the Rapid Response Programme in Sudan as one of the most effective, short term, and flexible funding mechanisms that offers sub-grants to and international and national non-governmental organizations (I/NNGOs) to respond to critical humanitarian needs that are triggered by natural or manmade disasters. Since 2014 to date, and in a close coordination with the Sectors and sub-sectors in targeted areas, the Rapid Response Fund (RRF) has awarded nearly 80 sub-grants worth more than USD 14 million to I/NNGOs in Sudan that have provided critical life-saving assistance to more than one million beneficiaries across Sudan in the following Sectors: Shelter and Settlements; Non-food Items (NFIs); Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH); Health; Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL); Protection; and Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management. To ensure the continued delivery of these vital, lifesaving, short-term projects, IOM Sudan is providing up to 30 grants and support nearly 700,000 vulnerable individuals over a period of 17 months. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2668509.41 10674034.2 10716834.2 2940621.44 26999999.25 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26999999.25 26999999.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131055 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131055 256205 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256205 449699 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449699 1320596 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1320596 1320762 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1320762 608741 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608741 2381227 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2381227 1888831 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1888831 1607097 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1607097 79282.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 250000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 42934.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 299076 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 300000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 655960.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 536213.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1770875.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 915869.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 131055.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383457.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535109.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333147.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 766264.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1044913.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1108685.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 835764.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146239.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2546 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in conflict-affected north-east Nigeria continues to be one of the gravest in the world today, marked by armed conflict, forced displacement and severe violations of civilians' human rights and dignity. They are the main drivers of vulnerabilities and protection concerns that the vulnerable populations face, including protracted displacement, human rights violations, Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA). Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in and outside camps have weak coping mechanisms and are heavily reliant on humanitarian assistance to survive and improve their living conditions. In an effort to alleviate the above-described challenges, IOM has been providing multi-sectoral assistance to IDPs, returnees and host communities, and an overall displacement and operating picture to tailor the humanitarian response. With the continuous inter-sectoral vulnerabilities and needs of people, IOM sees the need to continue to provide necessary assistance to the affected population. Direct assistance pertains to the following sectors of assistance (1) Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) and the implementation of Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM); (2) Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI); and (3) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH). International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 21397.01 759515.73 378579.42 1159492.16 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1159492.16 1159492.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1159492 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1159492 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.09 23100.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25129.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4846.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13960.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160426.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 422739.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199619 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207552.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42651.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59437.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2548 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in South Sudan remains dire, amidst a challenging operational environment comprising of diminished funding to respond to the basic needs of the most vulnerable in country. In Upper Nile State, long and heavy rainy seasons and floods result in continued displacement and looming famine in several locations in the state, where 10 counties out of 12 are classified in IPC 4 Emergency. Cumulatively, the escalation in tensions and conflict in Tonga/Panyikang County - raised mid-August and spread up to Fashoda county in October – forced the displacement within Upper Nile of an estimated 15,000 people from Tonga clashes and estimated 8,000 people from Fashoda clashes. Among those internally displaced persons (IDPs), some have suffered secondary and third displacement. It is therefore critical that IOM continues providing displaced populations with safe and dignified water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services in accordance with defined international standards. The project aims to provide integrated, safe, equitable, and dignified access to WASH services. The project also focuses on transitioning from the humanitarian WASH service provision towards community-driven ownership and service provision, with a focus on mitigating WASH-related gender-based violence (GBV) risks, driving women’s empowerment, and on the strategic needs of the most vulnerable. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 682939.79 309356.28 992296.07 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 992296.07 992296.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 992296 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 992296 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 257898.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629964.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119678.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19540.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4295.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2549 International Organization for Migration (IOM) An estimated 17.7 million people in Ukraine need life-saving humanitarian assistance (OCHA, Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022, 8 August). More than 6.97 million people are estimated to be displaced as of 23 August 2022. According to the Government of Ukraine, over 800,000 houses have been damaged or destroyed since the start of the war, with thousands of people now living in collective centres or damaged buildings unable to provide adequate protection against harsh weather conditions during the upcoming winter season. Due to Mykolaiv experiencing heavy shelling, it is expected that many houses suffer various degrees of damage in the oblast. To mitigate the impact of harsh weather conditions on vulnerable conflict-affected populations in Mykolaiv, IOM is providing winterization support focused on shelter, including heating appliances and systems, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1642518.97 1926229.65 26000000.19 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3568748.62 3568748.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3387622.15 8586.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 154406.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 71564.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 215015.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 78214.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 9544.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2024158.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140363.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 809178.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79943.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15051.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59927.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102895.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -622473.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2550 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over 8.9 million people (including 4.6 million children) are estimated to need some form of humanitarian assistance and protection in South Sudan in 2022. Their situation is worsened by endemic violence, conflict, access constraints and operational interference, public health challenges such as direct and indirect effects of COVID-19 and climatic shocks resulting in the dual phenomena of extraordinary flooding and localized drought, which have a severe impact on people’s livelihoods, hampers access to education and water, sanitation and hygiene and health services. Through this project, IOM is implementing a multi-sectoral and lifesaving response to the acute humanitarian needs of people affected by recent events of sub-national violence, and flooding in Warrap, Jonglei, Western Equatoria and Unity State by providing frontline interventions in camp coordination and camp management, water sanitation and hygiene, shelter, non-food items, and health. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4651132.45 930226.66 5581359.11 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5581359.11 5581359.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5581358.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5581358.57 0.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.13 157498.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 590962 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3407.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 852493.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2206818.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1365674.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453813.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -49392.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2551 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the escalation of violence in Panyikang, Fashoda, Fangak, and Canal Pigi, over 15,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) arrived in Malakal seeking refuge within the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) Protection of Civilian (PoC) Site. To alleviate the suffering of IDPs within the site, the Humanitarian Country Team decided to relocate education and recreational services outside the PoC into an adjacent area. As the leading Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) actor on the ground, IOM is supporting communities and partners with necessary actions within the PoC and adjacent Sector 5, including grading and compacting of the open spaces in the buffer zone, demarcation of the shelter plots, site planning, and other heavy infrastructure work. Additionally, to facilitate the response within the PoC and surrounding counties, IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) is scaling up data collection to provide partners with up-to-date, actionable, and verified information on population movement. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 566110.91 333889.06 899999.97 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899999.97 899999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.01 -0.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.32 486.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 604126.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452955.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -134123.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23446.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2552 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in South Sudan remains dire with about 6.8 million of the most vulnerable people needing urgent lifesaving assistance and protection in 2022, as the country continues to experience the cumulative effects of years of conflict, a surge in sub-national violence, unprecedented flooding and hyperinflation. There is an urgent need to provide much-needed lifesaving support to vulnerable people with shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), protection, health, food, and nutrition services. The overall objective of the project is to improve access to safe, appropriate emergency shelters and lifesaving non-food items and WASH supplies to newly displaced populations with new vulnerabilities recently affected by the recent Tonga crisis. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1018324.59 481675.42 1500000.01 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.01 1500000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 15316.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 621336.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 637393.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103862.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116207.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5884.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2553 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq has evolved in the past years following the official end of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) crisis in December 2017. Since then, Iraq has been facing multiple overlapping crises resulting from the years of violent conflict, which have led to protracted displacement. Government dysfunction and lack of capacities to provide essential services has been compounded by recent regional tensions, economic hardship and political uncertainty, therefore heightening the country's fragility and risk of backsliding into conflict. The COVID-19 pandemic and its associated public health, socio-economic and mobility impacts have amplified these issues, often acting as a threat multiplier in Iraq's fragile context. Through this project, IOM is supporting the overall humanitarian response in Iraq. Specific interventions are based on existing and emerging gaps in IOM's humanitarian programme, and are focusing on the following sectors: Preparedness and Response in informal sites to improve access to basic services and safe, dignified living conditions, in line with humanitarian standards; Health in informal sites in informal sites to improve access to essential healthcare services; Humanitarian protection in informal sites to improve internally displaced persons (IDPs) access to strengthened protection environment. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 916666.65 83333.32 999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.97 999999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -0.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.35 144711.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198771.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269122.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388052.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -658.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2554 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2017, mixed migration flows have increased significantly in the Western Balkans. Despite progress in the overall management of migratory flows in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), the volume of migrants and the complexity in the composition of groups and vulnerable persons within these flows remains a serious challenge in terms of timely provision of basic and protection assistance, with gaps identified in the provision of tailored protection information for vulnerable categories, notably persons with disabilities or with impaired vision, and other groups with specific needs. As the lead agency for the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) sector and co-lead of the Protection cluster and Protection Sector Working Group, IOM has a key role to play in streamlining protection services and improving the quality and coordination of the protection assistance provided to migrants and asylum seekers in Temporary Reception Centres (TRCs) in BiH. This intervention seeks to increase access to protection services and mental health and psychosocial assistance, as well as direct assistance to persons with protection risks and needs, such as those with disabilities or serious medical conditions, potential victims of trafficking, victims and survivors of Gender-Based Violence, and unaccompanied children. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 276555.08 23341.67 290000.19 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299896.75 299896.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309168.44 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4042.03 16810.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77216.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65752.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153427.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2555 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since conflict broke out in Tonga town of the Upper Nile in South Sudan in August 2022, the Protection of Civilians (PoC) camp management reported that an estimated 48,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) have arrived in Malakal PoC. Emergency assistance is urgently needed for IDPs. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has provided a limited amount of cash assistance, but given the limited resources available, more assistance is required. The Malakal PoC site stopped accepting new arrivals, so more and more IDPs will settle in urban areas outside the PoC. To meet the basic needs of the affected communities, IOM is providing multipurpose and sectoral cash assistance to 11,388 individuals (1,898 households) affected by recent conflict in Tonga. The project interventions focus on distribution of cash to meet urgent needs of the affected communities outside the Malakal PoC, contributing towards the improvement of the target population’s resilience. Furthermore, the assistance is helping to scaling-up cash programming in the country as well as boosting the local economy. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1689415.23 286341.82 1975757.05 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1975757.05 1975757.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1975757.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1975757.1 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.05 957424.94 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -4347.7 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -7872.11 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 87909.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372550.19 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482996.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9479.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75170.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20962.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2556 International Organization for Migration (IOM) During this six-month project, IOM aims to respond to the unique and evolving humanitarian needs of Venezuelan migrants, particularly those stranded or in precarious situations in light of the U.S. new migration and border policies pertaining to Venezuelan nationals. IOM’s proposed response is based on information collected through IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) in all three project countries (Costa Rica, Mexico, and Panama) which has determined the urgent priority needs of migrants to be: temporary collective shelters, protection, food assistance, non-food items, health/Mental Health and Psychosocial Services (MHPSS) and access to information regarding processes and available services. To ensure delivery of this key assistance, IOM must support frontline actors in enhancing coordination (not only at a local level but also between countries and at a regional level) and provide capacity building activities for migration officials and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). In addition, to ensure a cohesive and efficient response and evidence-based interventions, ongoing information management activities are needed. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Central America Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 409424.68 3290575.48 3700000.16 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3700000.16 3700000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1850000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1850000 1850000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1850000 -0.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.47 110000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 23215.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 985239.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1888699.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707517.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18648.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3976.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2557 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs in Cameroon remain high. According to the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) published in April 2022, approximately 3.9 million people (or one in six) are in need of emergency assistance as the country has three humanitarian fronts (Far North Region, North-West, South-West (NWSW) Regions and East refugee crisis) to cope with, in addition to the war in Ukraine which has suddenly increased instability with higher food prices that have compounded community pressures and pushed vulnerable persons further into poverty and hunger. This project provides a third phase in Cameroon for IOM to build community resilience and recovery to save lives in Cameroon's crisis areas of Far North and NWSW. The objective of this project is to ensure that displaced populations and vulnerable youth and host community members in Cameroon have access to the urgent assistance that they need to ensure their pathways to greater recovery and community resilience. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Cameroon Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 97975.16 3152024.72 3249999.88 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3249999.88 3249999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3250000 180294.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60482.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 281217.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60644.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -37507.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 133186.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46048.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276837.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370083.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1055217.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 562086.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221568.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16694.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19761.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2558 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For over four years, the province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique has experienced brutal attacks by armed groups, while neighbouring provinces of Nampula, Niassa, Zambezia, and Sofala are seeing a spill over of displacement. The humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate in both hosting and displaced communities, and for those left behind. In this project, IOM is supporting conflict-affected populations in Northern Mozambique through Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) assistance. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 31363.05 468357.73 49601.81 511296.84 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 549322.59 549322.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 511297.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545093.28 322.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9367.05 81708.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14030 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 8189.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44796.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59586.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184529.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125777.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35843.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2559 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the humanitarian situation in the country quickly deteriorated. Ongoing attacks on Ukrainian energy and other vital infrastructure are expected to put millions of vulnerable conflict-affected people at higher risk during the upcoming winter season. Many of them live in damaged houses or buildings with insufficient access to heating or resources and/or markets to purchase winter essentials to keep warm. These conditions may force vulnerable populations into (further) displacement and/or affect their mental health and psychosocial well-being. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to the protection of the most vulnerable populations (especially women and children) in Ukraine by mitigating the adverse impact of harsh weather conditions. IOM is implementing shelter activities; procuring generators for critical infrastructure; raising awareness on the availability of such initiatives as well as leading on data management with the displacement tracking matrix (DTM). In addition, IOM is also providing vulnerable population with access to functioning markets with multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA), enabling families to address the variety of needs that may arise during the winter months. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 7467384.31 3227648.73 14499999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10695033.04 10695033.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10779537.22 -590.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 22746.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5641774.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2187306.74 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2523211.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403390.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11065.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 336.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32366.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -648852.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2560 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the project, IOM continues to ensure an adequate humanitarian response to the needs of affected populations and host communities in crisis related contexts in Africa in an efficient and timely manner in 2023. The German Federal Foreign Office Humanitarian Programme for Africa (GHPA) comprises two components to achieve two outcomes. The first is determined as a sustained response mechanism and is structured around on-going crises and responses with predictable needs and aims at sustaining the response on-going to provide lifesaving assistance. The second is determined as a rapid response mechanism to respond in a timely manner to sudden onsets and deteriorating circumstances that appear during the period of implementation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Morocco Seychelles Sudan Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Congo (the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lesotho Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Comoros Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Equatorial Guinea Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Gabon Ethiopia Eritrea Western Sahara Egypt Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12983256.21 12000000.41 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12983256.21 12983256.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1071811.36 11000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11689691.82 728.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204328.41 1174 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 727 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 343133.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2310 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5032.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33657.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357638.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8738331.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89914.16 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3028383.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368331.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2802.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2561 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over eight months into the war, millions of people in Ukraine remain in need of humanitarian assistance. The recent wave of attacks on essential civilian infrastructure has worsened living conditions in large parts of the country, where the availability of water, heating and power utilities is now precarious. The dramatic deterioration of the situation may impact mobility dynamics, exposing people to heightened protection risks, and negatively affecting their mental health and psychosocial well-being. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to safe, dignified conditions and principled mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) and protection assistance for the war-affected populations in Ukraine. IOM is also extending its commitment to protect affected populations from sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) across all project activities. To empower local organizations, IOM is equipping four civil society organizations (CSOs) to deliver community-based psychosocial activities. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 948306.21 51693.68 999999.89 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.89 999999.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 9393.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23481.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 116555.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13518.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74704.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179908.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339590.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193581.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16317.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32948.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2562 International Organization for Migration (IOM) From January to October 2022, more than 770,000 undocumented Afghans returned from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan. This was the second-highest return total of any 10 months on record. Return trends for the 10 months of 2022 indicate that, once again, Afghanistan will exceed the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) estimate of 785,000 total undocumented returns in 2022, with additional expected return surges linked to a large number of Afghans leaving the country through irregular migration routes due to numerous push and pull factors. Through its cross-border return and reintegration programme, IOM is providing immediate post-arrival humanitarian assistance to vulnerable undocumented Afghan migrants and cash to cover transportation and subsistence expenses at the four IOM-supported border crossing points within the provinces of Nangarhar and Kandahar on the Pakistan border and Herat and Nimroz on the border with the Islamic Republic of Iran. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 230841.02 71598.12 3000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302439.14 302439.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2999935.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307370.41 64.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.64 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20331.89 46610.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45552.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90159.69 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83059.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21663.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2563 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the project, IOM continues to ensure an adequate humanitarian response to the needs of affected populations and host communities in crisis related contexts globally in an efficient and timely manner in 2022. 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) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4861676.39 4500001.01 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4861676.39 4861676.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1618122.98 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4840464.55 -1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1618122.98 -1045.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7559.23 110272.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1360.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 122484.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 26703.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1525.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212342.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205519.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600225 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25827.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 445731.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96031.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2564 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the escalation of conflict in March 2015, Yemen continues to face the world's largest humanitarian crisis. In 2021, more than 20 million people are in need (two-thirds of the population), over 12 million of whom are in acute need of humanitarian assistance (Yemen Humanitarian Needs Overview 2021). Migrants are amongst the most marginalized, excluded, and vulnerable groups of people in need in Yemen and face considerable xenophobic and discriminatory treatment. The ongoing crisis and conflict, combined with the hardening attitudes of authorities against migrants, has increased migrants? exposure to abuse and violence. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to address the urgent needs of migrants on the move or stranded in Yemen. IOM is targeting vulnerable migrants with urgent protection support (including emergency assistance) and healthcare services through static Migrant Response Points and mobile teams. IOM is also contributing to informing the overall humanitarian and protection response by employing its Flow Monitoring activities, through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5400442.8 5000000.78 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5400442.8 5400442.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5304480.81 5542.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81744.65 44340.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82681.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 913149.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3861534.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 484814.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -295.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2565 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to supporting minimum living standards and reducing barriers to access in support of crisis affected populations in remote and rural areas in East and South Ukraine, including people living with disabilities. In the East and West of Ukraine, IOM is providing livelihood support and address the issue of lost income due to the conflict through flexible modalities, including in-kind or cash grants or vouchers to farmers to support income generating activities. IOM is also providing essential mental health and psycho-social support (MHPSS) services to affected populations through non-specialized and specialized services and/or via capacity building activities. This project is supporting vulnerable and conflict-affected people with livelihood, MHPSS, protection from sexual exploitation and abuse support, as well as generators to maintain proper functioning of critical infrastructure. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 658040.36 4819229.79 42731.05 5520001.2 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5520001.2 5520001.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5520000.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5520000.09 513835.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10791.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21483.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1428563.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1301195.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10496.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 948759.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389043.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 859100.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3263.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -442.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2566 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation on 24 February 2022, the humanitarian situation in the country has quickly deteriorated. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to the protection of the most vulnerable populations in Ukraine, specifically survivors of or persons highly at-risk of trafficking, exploitation, gender-based violence (GBV), and other forms of abuse. Groups of particular concern include (but are not limited to) women, children, older persons, and persons with disabilities, especially those experiencing hardship. In addition to offering protection services to 240 individuals, IOM is developing the capacities of 40 professionals engaged in providing protection services. Furthermore, IOM and its local partners are organising outreach and awareness-raising activities to inform approximately 800 people about protection risks, available services, and rights, specifically targeting persons most vulnerable to trafficking and other protection threats. IOM is also purchasing and supplying various types of generators to prevent interruptions of essential and lifesaving services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 215566.72 199999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215566.72 215566.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216450.22 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216450.22 -200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -216450.22 595.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3337.9 98472.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1939.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89044.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29999.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2567 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan is considered the eighth most vulnerable country in the world to climate change and is prone to multiple disasters including floods and earthquakes, which are major recurrent disasters that have in the past caused huge losses to life and property and borne a huge socio-economic cost. Pakistan has endured severe monsoon weather since mid-June 2022, which saw area-weighted rainfall above normal levels. Rainfall in the country is equivalent to 2.7 times the national 30-year average. This has caused widespread flooding and landslides, with severe repercussions on human lives, property, agriculture, and infrastructures. The main purpose of the project is to contribute to the delivery of lifesaving assistance for people affected by floods while setting the foundations for early recovery and durable solutions through the provision of safe shelters and essential non-food items including sectoral coordination; increased access to clean water, sanitation, hygiene and other basic services; and provision to stakeholders with increased access to information on needs and displacement disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation measures. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Pakistan Floods Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3606299.06 1255968.62 3999999.85 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4862267.68 4862267.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4202079.88 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 634517.77 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182178.37 14694.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 313376 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 208261.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 170054.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 134304 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 93390.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 474770.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1458251.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2134872.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16802.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2568 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2014, the crisis unfolding in Lac Province, Chad has been characterized by numerous challenging factors, such as insecurity, flooding, large-scale and continuous population movements (internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees) as well as community clashes and socioeconomic-related tensions. While Chad habitually faces seasonal flooding due to severe rains, the flooding in 2022 has been the worst flooding since 1961. The project aims to improve humanitarian support for the most vulnerable IDPs, returnees and migrants in the Lac province through: 1) Strengthening availability of data on impact of flooding, 2) Improving living conditions of vulnerable displaced households in Lac Province through Shelter and Non-Food Item assistance, and 3) Improving mental health and psychosocial wellbeing through community-based mental health and psychosocial support interventions. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Chad Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 644834.3 355165.67 999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.97 999999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83817 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83817 840237 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840237 73043 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73043 -1.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.09 167093.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 779124.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50656.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2570 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia is one of the most severely drought-impacted countries in the Horn of Africa. It is currently suffering the most severe drought in the last four decades, with around 7.8 million people in need of humanitarian assistance and protection. The ongoing drought has caused widespread crop failure, increased displacement, high levels of livestock migration and deaths. These, together with conflict, are the main push factors for internal displacement. The project's overall objective is to expand the geographical coverage of the Minimum Response Package (MRP)'s assistance to Belet Weyne in the southwest region of Somalia. The activities are designed to deliver life-saving interventions to a total of 3,500 households in the designated areas. The interventions are increasing essential service provision in terms of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), supporting land tenure security and shelter of the new arrivals ensuring the inclusion of minority groups, as well as improving data collection tools and analysis. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 860770.93 939307.33 1500000.05 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800078.26 1800078.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1865671.64 -100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -126903.55 -0.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8216.67 111755 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25585 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 117544.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 719793.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618188.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137684.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2571 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs persist in Venezuela, despite a limited improvement in macroeconomic indicators. Lack of sufficient fuel availability remains a priority issue, affecting all sectors of the economy, including food production and transportation. The loss of revenue has significantly limited investment in public services and continues to impact the supply of electricity, water, domestic gas and telecommunications and has also severely affected the health sector. The intervention aims to provide protection and humanitarian assistance to vulnerable Venezuelans in border areas in Venezuela and in the Northern region of Brazil, with a particular focus on people on the move. The action is implemented through a multisectoral integrated approach, with a focus on following priorities sectors: shelter and non-food items, food security, protection, and coordination. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Latin America and the Caribbean Brazil Panama IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Plan de Respuesta Humanitario 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 148720.8 2797985.84 624394.29 3320000.34 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3571100.93 3571100.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1280000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1377825.62 1376000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1486705.72 116500.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 244644.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 267284.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27182.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 172574.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 339279.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3075.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 354033.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415905.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79804.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315409.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1220867.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2510.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21466.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2572 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the onset of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation on 24 February 2022, there have been unprecedented migratory movements within Ukraine, as well as towards other European countries. With this project, IOM Bulgaria is contributing to strengthening the Bulgarian reception system and responding to the immediate assistance, early adaptation, and integration needs of conflict-affected persons, including Ukrainian asylum seekers and refugees, as well as third country nationals, who have fled Ukraine and are living in Bulgaria. IOM is supporting these groups through the provision by mobile response teams of information and interpretation support, facilitating access to administrative, health care and other services, and initial adaptation, and integration support in Bulgaria through language courses, financial grants, and emergency accommodation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8616.64 302614.41 311231.05 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311231.05 311231.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311231 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311231 -311231 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -311231 311231 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311231 7922.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91521.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66009.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28224.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42526.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75026.8 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2573 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration plays a critical role in the growth and development of Thailand. Migrant workers are a crucial component to local and multi-national businesses operating in the country with majority of the migrant labour force coming from Myanmar. Myanmar nationals in Thailand are in a heightened situation of vulnerability as returning to their home country is often not an option for them. At the same time, Thailand is re-opening its borders and businesses are slowly increasing operations as they begin to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mindful of these complex humanitarian and development challenges, this project works within the Humanitarian, Development and Peace Nexus (HDPN) and applies a rights-based and human security approach to identify and address the cross-cutting challenges they face so that urgent humanitarian needs are met while at the same time contributing to the localization of the Sustainable Development Goals in Thailand. Ultimately, this project aims to promote equitable and inclusive societies where migrants, mobile populations (particularly Myanmar nationals) and communities are able to access essential services and have decent work. This is achieved through data collection activities, the provision of multi-sectoral assistance, as well as capacity building interventions targeting Japanese businesses. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Myanmar and Thailand Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 737750.03 4354842 5092592.03 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5092592.03 5092592.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5092592 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5092592 -9.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9.11 337091.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 157522.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 314333.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 116026.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360957.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736561.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1548704.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 811316.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 662281.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47741.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2574 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan is the eighth country in the world most vulnerable to climate change and is prone to multiple disasters including floods and earthquakes, which are major recurrent disasters that have in the past caused huge losses to life and property and bared a huge socio-economic cost. Since mid-June 2022, up to 33 million people have been affected by severe monsoon weather, with an area-weighted rainfall of 67 per cent above normal levels - equivalent to 2.9 times the national 30-year average. The storms and heavy rains have caused widespread flash floods and landslides, with severe repercussions for human lives, property, and infrastructure. To date, 80 districts across Pakistan's five of six provinces have been declared 'calamity hit' by the Government of Pakistan. Through this project, IOM is contributing towards the provision of emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance for populations affected by the floods in Pakistan. To this end, IOM is developing an intervention focused on the shelter and NFI sector that will be implemented in Balochistan, Sindh, and Khyber Pakhunkhwa provinces, the three most affected provinces by the floods. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Pakistan Floods Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 833333.28 666666.8 1500000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.08 1500000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.08 13061.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 92559.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 754799.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710191.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -75065.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4454.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2575 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing humanitarian assistance and building resilience among the most vulnerable communities severely affected by the drought and resource-based conflict in Kenya. The project is focusing on four intervention areas: 1. Increasing knowledge of the Government of Kenya and humanitarian partners on drought-induced displacement, including resource-based and inter-communal conflict dimensions, for targeted and comprehensive humanitarian assistance; 2. Reducing vulnerability of the drought affected population to food insecurity and improving access to safe water; 3. Improving community resilience to resource-based conflict in target counties; and 4. Building capacities of policy makers at county level to review policies and structures to reduce vulnerability of displaced population due to climate change and conflict induced by climate change. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23869.91 885380.46 909250.37 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 909250.37 909250.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 909250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 909250 -0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.08 92283.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49757.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 54652.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 63583.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16202.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98663.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116601.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139435.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278086.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2576 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mali continues to face a complex multi-faceted crisis resulting in multisectoral humanitarian needs across the country, particularly in the Northern and Central regions where most of the country’s conflict and violence hotspots are found. The humanitarian situation has deteriorated sharply since March 2022 and remains highly volatile with the continued expansion of armed conflicts that trigger large-scale displacements. The proposed project constitutes a key contribution to urgent needs arising from forced displacement in Northern and Central Mali and is composed with the global objective of reducing vulnerabilities and improving living conditions of displaced populations and host communities. The project has a three-component approach to support the Government of Mali in providing lifesaving assistance to populations in need: Firstly, the living conditions of vulnerable households among internally displaced people and host communities are improved through emergency shelter and non-food item assistance. Secondly, the project promotes community hygiene and sanitation as well as access to water among populations in need. Thirdly, capacities in site coordination, management and referral are strengthened at the regional levels to ensure timely and coordinated emergency assistance. Beneficiaries include internal displaced people, subnational camp coordination and management actors, and local host communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Mali Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12717.49 437282.67 450000.16 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.16 450000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.21 9593.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88942.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114081.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121726.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118714.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3058.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2577 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East coast of Madagascar was hit in February 2022 by two cyclones (Bastirai and Emnati) causing the displacement of thousands of people who found refuge in displacement sites. In two regions (Vatovavy and Fitovinany) nearly 141,800 people saw their homes destroyed. An IOM/WFP rapid assessment undertaken in April 2022 indicates that 30% of households with destroyed houses are still living with host families, and 25% of households said that one or more family members moved. This project is contributing to the efforts of the Government of Madagascar and its humanitarian partners in data collection on internally displaced persons (IDPs), providing support on income generating activities and contribute to building capacities of IDPs and host communities and partners in Eastern Madagascar, particularly men, women, girl and boys, including persons with disabilities, as well as the hosting communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 792836.38 596051.6 1388887.98 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1388887.98 1388887.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1388888 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1388888 13519.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89321.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166529.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214970.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 359661.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314215.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174390.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22756.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2578 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite internal security and political stability, Mauritania is directly affected by regional volatility. Since 2012, violence in Mali has led to an influx of refugees into the Mberra camp in the Hodh Chargui region, which housed 67,466 refugees as of October 2021. Since the beginning of 2022, heightened tensions and multiplication of incidents have been observed, despite the efforts made by both countries to investigate the situation and maintain peaceful coexistence between the communities. This project’s overall objective is to provide urgent humanitarian assistance to returnees and migrants in the border area of Hodh Chargui. The project focuses on two main components: i) improving urgent access to water to returnees and migrants in the border area of Hodh Chargui; ii) providing emergency livelihood support. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8343.81 291656.23 300000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.04 300000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 -19630 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19630 -4.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4.08 11627.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23752.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57432.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87869.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 601.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99314.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -232.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2579 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Vulnerable populations are at an increased risk of trafficking in persons and gender-based violence (GBV) because of limited awareness and knowledge of indicators and risks within their community. Building on the International Organization for Migration (IOM)'s operational capacity as one of the largest humanitarian agencies in Cox’s Bazar, this project seeks to utilize the Organization's ability to access at-risk communities to implement proactive prevention measures through awareness raising activities targeting individuals across multiple locations. It aims to fill protection gaps for GBV survivors, victims of trafficking (VoTs) and at-risk populations based on identified challenges, continual assessment of existing protection needs and capacity of service providers. This is further supported through the provision culturally appropriate and sensitive information about risks and referral advice. Through direct community engagement, the project envisions to better equip IOM staff and implementing partner, Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers' Association (BNWLA), to identify VoTs and provide specialized support. In this pursuit, BNWLA’s extensive counter-trafficking knowledge working with the host community will help to reach more VoTs and at-risk populations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 21955.02 439122.6 38922.28 499999.9 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.9 499999.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 28916.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30435.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53458.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9517.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63277.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107538.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124562.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25632.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56662.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2581 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2022 marks the fifth year since the Rohingya populations' 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 have suffered from siltation and increased risk of flash floods and landslides. Furthermore, growing resentment among the local population on account of the economic, social, and environmental impacts of the influx has begun to threaten social cohesion. 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 aims to support 83,247 Rohingya households in 16 camps by providing LPG refills to be used as cooking fuel. LPG assistance is targeting all households, with porter assistance provided to extremely vulnerable individuals who face barriers to carry the cylinders. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1263961.61 236037.82 1499999.43 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.43 1499999.43 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 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 50941.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 984470.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388201.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68767.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7618.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2582 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nigeria has been in the grip of the worst flood crisis in the last decade. The destructive flooding has affected more than 3.2 million people and caused massive damage to people's homes and community infrastructure. The floods destroyed farmlands, shelters, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) infrastructures, sources of livelihood, and caused further displacement of populations. The project is targeting flood-affected populations, including displaced populations, returnees and host communities. Activities are being implemented in displacement sites as well as host communities, with direct assistance in the form of shelter repair kits, non-food items (NFI), WASH services, site facilitation and cash and voucher assistance. In 2022, Chad has faced the worst flooding since 1961. Between July and August 2022, flooding from excessive rainfall led to over 440,000 individuals being affected across the country. IOM through this project will distribute emergency shelter kits and NFI kits in the Lac Province and multipurpose cash-based interventions in N'Djamena. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Sub-Saharan Africa Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1282306.86 220107.73 1400000.53 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1502414.59 1502414.59 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) 1186440.68 280000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306345.73 3823.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4011.56 261092.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 975599.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101233.84 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186065.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2849.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2583 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In light of the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, as per the data of the governmental authorities, around 65,000 Ukraine nationals and third-country nationals (TCNs) have crossed the border from Ukraine to Belarus from 24 February 2022 to 31 October 2022. The vulnerable groups of fleeing people include women with small children, single female--headed households, accompanied and unaccompanied children, persons of older age, and people with disabilities. The number of people fleeing from Ukraine to Belarus continues to grow. The present intervention aims to ensure that Ukrainian refugees, TCNs from Ukraine and other vulnerable and stranded migrants in Belarus benefit from life-saving humanitarian and protection assistance. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 49999.91 49999.91 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49999.91 49999.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000 25000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000 -0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.12 49999.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2584 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM and Care for Children and Old age in South Sudan (CCOSS) seek to provide multipurpose cash assistance (MPCA) to individuals affected by the recent sub-national violence and flooding in Abyei Administrative area, Twic county in Warrap State, Aweil East County, Fangak and Pigi/canal counties in Jonglei State, South Sudan. According to Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) 2023, a total of 9.4 million people are estimated to need humanitarian assistance. Over half of South Sudan's population is experiencing a high level of acute food insecurity. All project target locations fall in Emergency Phase (IPC- Phase 4) and are likely to deteriorate further. The project interventions focus on the distribution of cash to address the urgent needs of the crisis-affected communities. Furthermore, it aims to contribute to improving the resilience of the target population by providing them with resources to meet their urgent needs based on their own priorities. Additionally, the assistance is helping scaling-up cash programming in the country as well boosting the local economies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3900000.03 3900000.03 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3900000.03 3900000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3900000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3900000 0.19 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.19 140000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -187.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 68956.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1382039.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2238962.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70229.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2585 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia faces one of the most complex human mobility environments in the world, with factors ranging from conflict, drought, environmental degradation, damage to basic services and infrastructure, changing livelihoods strategies in an evolving political economy, poverty, and progressive depletion of coping mechanisms available to the displaced and host communities being a recurrent phenomenon in large portions of the country often leading to more displacements. The objective of this project is to contribute towards the provision of basic life-saving emergency assistance to displaced households in Ethiopia and to provide accurate and timely data on displaced populations and their urgent humanitarian needs. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2410074.17 89926.05 2500000.22 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.22 2500000.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 26345.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 34965 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11706.04 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7804.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26941 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20323.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61384.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1355114.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 982255.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228525.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -201561.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -51959.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2586 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will offer short-term income-generating opportunities for individuals through Cash for Work (CFW). IOM will provide multipurpose cash (MPC) assistance as well as regular food assistance through E-voucher modality to the most vulnerable populations. IOM will build the capacity of a selected local IPs, enabling them to operate independently of IOM and the UN Cross-Border mechanism, as part of a wider risk mitigation strategy for the renewal of the United Nations’ Security Council Resolutions allowing for Cross-Border assistance into NWS. This comes also within IOM’s plans and commitments to support the Localization Agenda. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23862617.35 22000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23862617.35 23862617.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1071811.36 20000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22172949 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1060445.39 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -488240.61 25187.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 449550 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 161156.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 177420.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4048727.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 559229.4 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 68978.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278146.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7967878.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9003133.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 846100.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253780.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22332.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2587 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM proposes to provide humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable populations inside northwest Syria (NWS) and support crisis-affected groups with emergency winterization, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), and health services. Through these activities, IOM plans to support 31,550 beneficiaries (7,972 men, 8,861 women, 7,366 boys, 7,351 girls), including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host community members. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1350074.74 161640.86 1399999.87 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1511715.6 1511715.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1447776.63 -99710 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -107794.59 -0.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74193.85 16039.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 388330.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 188796.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 188342.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 181844.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168303.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142556.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86135.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52337.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1488.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2588 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Floods are among the most devastating natural hazards in the world, claiming more lives and causing more property damage than any other natural phenomenon. With the onset of the rainy season in June in Nigeria, varying degrees of damage have been reported all over the country. Heavy rainfalls, accompanied by strong winds alongside overflooding of rivers and the opening of the dam gates in Cameroon led to the flooding of communities, causing serious damage to shelter and infrastructures within the internally displaced persons (IDP) camps and host communities. The objective of the project is to contribute towards strengthening the resilience and reducing vulnerabilities of flood-affected populations in north-east, north-central, and south-east Nigeria. Activities are being implemented in displacement sites as well as in host communities, with direct assistance from the following sectors of assistance Camp Coordination and Camp Management United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2500000.09 2500000.09 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.09 2500000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1712 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1712 1076736 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1076736 1293120 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1293120 128432 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128432 0.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.47 358175.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1212620.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 851139.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105355.92 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14260.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6769.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6260.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2589 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which began on 24 February 2022, has led to a humanitarian and refugee crisis on a scale unprecedented in the region since World War II. Poland hosted one of the largest Ukrainian migrant populations in Europe before 2022. Since 24 February 2022, more than 6.8 million people have entered Poland from Ukraine. According to the key findings of the needs assessments conducted by the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), while most respondents hope to return to Ukraine one day, for the time being, the majority plan to stay in Poland. Russia’s intensified attacks on the critical civilian energy infrastructure in Ukraine since October are expected to lead to new population outflows from the country during wintertime. Accommodation and employment were highlighted as two major and immediate needs reported by refugees, followed by in-kind assistance and healthcare. Addressing the priority needs of refugees will help support their socio-economic inclusion in host countries, mitigate against protection risks and potentially dangerous coping mechanisms, and contribute to the overall integration into host communities. Through this project, IOM is providing multi-sectoral interventions focused on humanitarian assistance to vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected populations from Ukraine, with a focus on humanitarian and protection assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 116060.97 1863531.4 1979592.37 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1979592.37 1979592.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1979592 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1979592 79471.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 75047 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 140551.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 25748.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 125224 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -24378.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -39332.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517915.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616126.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332793.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163797.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33425.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1496.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1450.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2590 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia has a long-standing history of receiving refugees and is currently the third-largest refugee hosting country in Africa and one of the largest refugee asylum countries worldwide, reflecting the ongoing fragility and conflict in the East and Horn of Africa region. Among the principal factors for this are the prevailing political environment in Eritrea, together with the political turmoil, conflict and drought in Sudan, South Sudan and Somalia. Through this project, IOM aims to assist 20,000 refugees from Somalia, Eritrea, Sudan, and South Sudan with timely, safe, and dignified emergency movement assistance services and relocation assistance from entry points to designated camps, from one camp to another, as well as from conflict-affected camps or temporary conflict induced sites to new and safe locations or camps in Somali, Amhara, Afar, Benishangul Gumuz and Gambella regions of Ethiopia. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 943645.06 456355.28 1400000.34 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000.34 1400000.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 350000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 350000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 300631.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1515460.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384646.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57437.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37199.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -895375.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2591 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide complementary assistance to a target population of eight Syrian refugee families (46 individuals) residing in Azraq Camp and 3 additional family members residing abroad. Cash assistance, in line with standard amounts defined by partner organizations, will be provided to support vulnerable families to cover their basic needs. IOM will also provide health care assistance, including primary, secondary, dental and mental health and psychosocial support, as feasible to provide under current circumstances. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 22913.31 198642.79 299999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221556.1 221556.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225225.23 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4729.64 74451.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95084.72 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29257.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16259.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5603.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -276.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2592 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention, IOM and its operational partners are supporting households through provision of either lifesaving in-kind emergency shelter, in-kind non-food items (NFI), cash for NFI and/or provision of shelter repair kits in Amhara, Afar, Oromia, Somali and Tigray regions in Ethiopia. The overall objective of the project is to restore dignified living conditions and access to essential household items for internally displaced persons and returnees. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2203963.98 2203963.98 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2203963.98 2203963.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2203964 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2203964 0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.12 255435.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 107119.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22915.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1587920.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301845.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19942.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -51331.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2593 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to provide lifesaving support to conflict and drought affected communities in Somalia through the provision of integrated water, sanitation and hygiene services in Mataban district, Hiraan and emergency shelter and non-food items to displaced people in Bulo Burte district, Hiraan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1585000.02 1585000.02 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585000.02 1585000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585000 37000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30862.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174100.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1168421.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157541.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17074.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2594 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, through this project, is contributing to saving lives and alleviating suffering in the aftermath of the earthquakes that struck Türkiye on 6 February, through a multi-sectoral response including protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, and shelter and non-food items assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Turkiye Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2249999.98 2249999.98 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2249999.98 2249999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2250000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2250000 398744.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1088739.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 777896.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6991.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8388.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2595 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine, forcing people to look for safety in the neighbouring countries. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, more than 11 million of border crossings from Ukraine were recorded, Hungary being second after Poland in the number of crossings. The complexity of the overall situation requires humanitarian actors to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable displaced – particularly female-headed households, children, persons with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses, as well as the elderly. With winter approaching, and the utility prices in Hungary increasing up to 10 times, many households who were coping with the cost of living during warm months, may struggle to survive.Through this project, IOM aims to protect and support those particularly vulnerable among women, children, persons with disabilities, and elderly persons displaced from Ukraine by (1) providing shelter; (2) distributing food and hygiene items; (3) establishing food banks; and (4) development of childcare facilities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 926582.95 926582.95 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 926582.95 926582.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 926583 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 926583 -52161 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -52161 385220.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91741.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 234941.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95047.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52265.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15742.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -536.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2596 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM considers research uptake and dissemination a critical step of the project cycle. Effective research uptake ensures that the project findings will be used by policymakers and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) practitioners to inform future policy and Faecal Sludge Management (FSM) practices and strategies in Bangladesh. IOM is developing standard operating procedures and the final report to be disseminated through the internal IOM WASH Community of Practice (CoP) and webpage. Externally, IOM ensures to connect with well-known platforms dedicated to support knowledge and improve practices on the Emergency FSM discourse. Another venue for dissemination is the national WASH sector, and the FSM Technical Working Group (TWiG) operating under the umbrella of the Global WASH Cluster (GWC), of which IOM has been a member since 2019. Other activities include the regular engagement of key stakeholders through tailored community awareness activities. Advocacy efforts through various means address and target key stakeholders, donors and the broader community of WASH experts. Lastly, to foster the use of evidence compiled during the project by other WASH practitioners and actors, IOM ensures a robust monitoring and evaluation of the activities to create evidence-based results, demonstrate impact and effectiveness of the intervention, and trigger learning processes. Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 105710.28 108267.98 170000.28 Contracted Grant Amount Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213978.26 213978.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126237.62 51000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64556.96 34108.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9642.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2611.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 831.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7216.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67269.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59348.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37024.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2597 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To contribute to a reduction in the vulnerability of returning Afghan migrants affected by economic downturn and humanitarian crises, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will provide humanitarian assistance at IOM-run reception and transit centers in border provinces with the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan to a total of 7,500 undocumented returnees. In addition, IOM is also continuing flow monitoring at four key border crossing points with Pakistan and Iran. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 58422.41 1941577.16 1999999.57 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999.57 1999999.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 -0.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.67 49505.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82600.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182577.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 510642.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169966.97 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575714.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12835.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419647.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -588.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2902.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2598 International Organization for Migration (IOM) From June to October 2022, floods caused by heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan affected an estimated 33 million people, with an estimated 7.9 million persons temporarily displaced as of September 2022. Over 2 million houses have been affected, of which 805,000 have been fully destroyed. A considerable part of the displaced population has had to take shelter in relief camps set up by the government or in makeshift camps. The dire conditions and lack of services reported in these camps and displacement sites pose security threats to the affected populations. Sanitation conditions are poor, shelter recovery is crucial with receding flood waters, and the general protection environment is extremely dire with women and children at most risk. IOM is contributing to the delivery of lifesaving assistance to the affected populations while setting foundations for early recovery and durable solutions. Over a period of 12 months, IOM is providing multi-sectoral assistance to 33,703 households (235,924 individuals) in Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh provinces. IOM is providing emergency Shelter and Non-food Item (NFI) assistance; supporting Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) activities; increasing access to clean water, sanitation, hygiene and other basic services; and contributing to the provision of protection services. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 886773.87 3239497.71 695393.48 4499999.94 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4821665.06 4821665.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2132196.16 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 872410.03 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 860537.42 49318.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21774.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45212.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 116291.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35829.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 178103.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32807 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 279082.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53947.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 291360.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1511.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 823.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254124.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257421.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074951.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993726.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330937.13 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 585243.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268486.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4711.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2599 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the latest statement made by Türkiye’s Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD), as of 11 February 2023, a total of 20,665 individuals have lost their lives and 80,088 individuals were rescued after two major earthquakes and numerous aftershocks struck the region. These numbers are expected to increase further over the coming days/weeks due to prevailing cold weather conditions and the fact that some disaster zone areas have not yet been reached by search and rescue teams. In both affected and hosting areas, affected populations are in urgent need of Non-Food Items (NFI), including blankets, mattresses, and winter-resistant tents. Whilst local municipalities and AFAD are assessing infrastructures and residential buildings to ascertain their damages and safety levels, the need for more immediate shelter solutions will remain, as well as a need for winterization NFI assistance. This projects’ overall objective is to provide humanitarian assistance and protection services in Türkiye to save lives and respond to immediate humanitarian needs. The delivery of targeted lifesaving assistance is ensured through the procurement, transportation, and distribution of: (i) NFIs and (ii) winterization shelter support, as well as the (iii) provision of critical protection monitoring and support to earthquake-affected populations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Flash Appeal: Turkiye Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4999999.97 4999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4999999.97 4999999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1994 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1994 4189884 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4189884 718677 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 718677 89445 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89445 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 919274.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3660450.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352191.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68083.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8999.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1100.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8999.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2600 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project’s overall objective is to contribute to the delivery of targeted lifesaving WASH assistance to the most vulnerable persons among the affected population in NWS. IOM and IPs will be providing emergency WASH assistance and life-saving protection service to Earthquake (EQ) affected people in NWS for in both camps and/or collective centers, based on needs. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4433019.47 8066980.34 12499999.81 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12499999.81 12499999.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2493 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2493 641185 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 641185 2526045 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2526045 5073805 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5073805 239042 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239042 1247447 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1247447 638047 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 638047 2131936 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2131936 85204.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 271487.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2249280.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 779424.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 84442.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 92168.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1136855.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 621200 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 177422.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1364628.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2894570.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200934.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282394.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521021.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 606429.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144014.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2601 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project recognises that there is currently no waste management service model supported by the humanitarian system to close the loop on sustainable procurement from purchase to end of life of products. It aims to address this gap by exploring the capacity of using a transparent, cost effective and efficient innovative financing model to subsidize local waste management services that can be procured by UN agencies alongside products, ensuring humanitarian organizations are responsible for the waste they generate as part of their commitment to sustainable procurement and sustainable development at their end of life. The use of an innovative finance model is expected to strengthen local businesses, enhance job creation and stimulate markets, whilst also supporting more responsible waste business practices by strengthening them to collaborate with humanitarian structures, in line with Grand Bargain commitments and the localization agenda. In addition, the project looks at how innovative finance can be used to motivate individual behaviour change to repair and recycle products at approved service locations, whereby beneficiaries are incentivised to turn in waste by for example, receiving vouchers/credits/cash for their waste. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 68976.68 399152.14 393380.96 251013.8 11890646.08 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1112523.58 1112523.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1783597 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179292.02 -1783597 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -179292.02 1783597 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179292.02 36349 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -36349 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4490.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9973.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6352.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16344.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103321.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6407.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5362.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2602 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM proposes to provide humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable earthquake-affected populations inside northwest Syria (NWS) and support these crisis-affected groups with emergency NFI services. Through these activities, IOM plans to support 14,225 earthquake-affected individuals, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host community members. Under Outcome 1 (NFI), IOM will contribute to lifesaving and life-sustaining winterization activities by improving displaced populations’ access to full NFI kits by pre-positioning 2,000 full NFI kits and 845 shelter repair kits (estimated one kit per family). IOM will work through pre-approved Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) partners to distribute the kits to most vulnerable households. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1000000 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 - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 56952.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 329902.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587245.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25899.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2604 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over one million Rohingyas that fled from systematic persecution, discrimination, and other human rights violations in Rakhine State, Myanmar to Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh currently live in 33 congested camps formally designated by the Government of Bangladesh in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas of Cox's Bazar District. The host communities also continue to confront issues that contribute to their vulnerabilities related to strained resources, disaster shocks and the environment. Relationships between displaced persons and host communities in Cox's Bazar vary significantly and are highly dependent on the history and stability of the camps and camp-like settlements. As the situation protracts, however, relations within the different displaced person groupings and between displaced persons and Bangladeshi host communities are expected to increasingly give rise to shifting power dynamics, extortive practices and disputes over access to land, resources and livelihoods. Building upon the success of past programming for the displaced persons from Myanmar and host communities, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting vulnerable communities through specialized protection services, shelter upgrades, site management and site development in camps and livelihood activities in Bhasan Char. This contributes to the improvement of shelter and community structures in Cox's Bazar district and Bhasan Char. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1714586.77 4298190.6 6012777.37 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6012777.37 6012777.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6012777.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6012777.15 0.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.25 82020.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3751.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 180722.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 108612.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 602796.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36382.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 373028.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 999853.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275472.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62285.93 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759379.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50476.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -56049.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709254.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 783651.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60089.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 739552.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241496.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2605 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine, causing the largest population displacement crisis since World War II. Close to six million persons were forced to leave Ukraine, and another 8 million were displaced internally. With over 460,000 Ukrainian citizens applying for temporary protection in Czechia, the country now hosts the highest number of people fleeing the conflict in Ukraine per capita. To ensure the dignity, safety and protection of vulnerable conflict-affected populations, including refugees, third country nationals, and host communities, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is implementing a multi-sector humanitarian response, supporting the efforts of central and local authorities, civil society organisations, and humanitarian partners and offering a comprehensive package of quality services to the affected populations. Specifically, this will be achieved through the provision of housing assistance, training of community workers on crisis interventions and facilitating social services, and increasing access of refugees to social services. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Czechia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine and neighbouring countries Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 27393.34 1345218.22 1372611.56 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1372611.56 1372611.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1372611 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1372611 161067.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -65671.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40509.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 236390.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99998.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399449.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 529712.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25739.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3106.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2606 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM proposes to provide food and nutrition assistance and agriculture-based livelihood opportunities to vulnerable displaced and host populations inside northwest Syria (NWS), thereby reducing the food insecurity, enhancing the nutrition, and fostering the resilience. This project will aim to reduce gender inequality by delivering nutrition-specific assistance to mothers directly and by ensuring that at least half of the beneficiaries of livelihood opportunities are females, including safe identification and referral (SIR) for protection support. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 446848.8 1694478.56 2000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2141327.36 2141327.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2141327.62 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18045.56 38625 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72090.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162062.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80737.48 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 67720.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 285994.27 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30314.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260138.44 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54580.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140584.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508087.49 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433039.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25395.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2607 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nigeria has been in the grip of the worst flood crisis in the last decade. The destructive flooding has affected more than 3.2 million people and caused massive damage to people’s homes and community infrastructure. The floods destroyed farmlands, shelters, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) infrastructures, sources of livelihood, and caused further displacement of populations. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and National Emergency Management Agency data from December 2022, a total of 368,187 people were affected and over 400 houses damaged in Bayelsa. This project targets flood-affected populations, including displaced populations, returnees and host communities in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Direct assistance is provided in the form of cash and voucher assistance, promoting immediate choice prioritization, dignity, and flexibility. Providing the flood-affected population with cash helps them determine and settle underlining unexpressed needs. Moreover, cash distribution is faster, proven to be an adaptable means of saving lives, more efficient and a reliable modality to provide immediate lifesaving needs. This project complements IOM’s other ongoing flood response interventions in Bayelsa which includes damage assessment, shelter and non-food item interventions, psychosocial support, protection, and provision of farming kits. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 100000 0 100000 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -100000 10545.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10545.07 116563.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6018.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2609 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) approach to inter-agency (IA) community-based complaints mechanisms (CBCM) was developed by an inter-agency Steering Group and endorsed by the IASC Principals following a 2010 IASC external review on protection from sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA). In 2021, the IASC External Review of Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment highlighted that 10 years later there were challenges with the approach and lack of sustained resourcing at global and country level to IA-CBCMs and that adaption and updating were needed. In the recommendations of the External Review, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) was tasked to propose a way forward on the inter-agency process to assess the application and effectiveness of the CBCM approach, and to support a collective process to revise the approach and guidance accordingly. Through this project, IOM is supporting resourcing required to ensure these deliverables are developed efficiently and input from the Steering Committee is maximized and consultative. In addition, consultations with field practitioners are being coordinated and conducted to ensure the tools are relevant and needs-based. International Organization for Migration (IOM) World Health Organization IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 32100 32100 Contracted Grant Amount World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32100 32100 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32100 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32100 0.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.28 8983.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31653.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8536.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2610 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) approach to inter-agency (IA) Community-Based Complaints mechanism (CBCM) was developed by an inter-agency Steering Group and endorsed by the IASC Principals following a 2010 IASC external review on protection from sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA). In 2021, the IASC External Review of Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment highlighted that 10 years later there were challenges with the approach and lack of sustained resourcing at global and country level to IA-CBCMs and that adaption and updating were needed. In the recommendations of the External Review, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) was tasked to supply a proposed way forward on the inter-agency process to assess the application and effectiveness of the CBCM approach, and to support a collective process to revise the approach and guidance accordingly. Through this project, IOM is supporting resourcing required to ensure these deliverables are developed efficiently and input from the Steering Committee is maximized and consultative. In addition, consultations with field practitioners are being coordinated and conducted to ensure the tools are relevant and needs-based. WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 32100 0 32100 Contracted Grant Amount WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32100 32100 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32100 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32100 -0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.08 18671.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14393.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -964.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2612 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last few years, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and other key humanitarian actors, such as the Danish Refugee Council through the Diaspora Emergency Action & Coordination (DEMAC), have progressed significantly towards further strengthening diasporas’ engagement in humanitarian assistance as well as identifying and testing entry points and pathways to promote more effective communication, coordination, and cooperation between Diaspora Organizations (DOs) and other institutional humanitarian actors in real crisis settings, and in line with the guidance provided by IOM’s Framework for Diaspora’s Engagement in Humanitarian Assistance. This project sustains and is advancing this work by further exploring concrete examples and evidence of the impact of diasporas’ humanitarian interventions, especially as enhanced by internal and external coordination, and or while promoting additional applications of the framework and compatible coordination systems in current and emerging crises, including those affected by climate change. IOM and DEMAC continue to increase engagement and visibility for DOs in the humanitarian system through provision of learning, research, exchange, and accompaniment. Also, the scaling-up of diaspora engagement is being promoted through support and encouragement of emerging diaspora leaders in humanitarianism, more systematic initiatives of peer-to-peer support, continued capacity building, and interface with other institutional humanitarian actors. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1657209.82 342790.28 2000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.1 2000000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78874 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78874 159985 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159985 408503 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408503 104261 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104261 209803 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209803 988031 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 988031 -18424 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18424 149547.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6760 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -254 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27734 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 657520.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 134861.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194687.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168265.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170456.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255139.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166315.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2613 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite the Colombian Government’s efforts to regularize and integrate refugees and migrants through the Temporary Protection Statute for Venezuelans (TPS), thousands of vulnerable Venezuelan migrants and refugees continue to face multiple challenges in terms of response capacity in the regularization process, access to humanitarian assistance services, protection, basic healthcare services, among others. Venezuelan refugees and migrants can now enter the country with greater ease since official border crossings were reopened in the last quarter of 2022, irregular migrants, originating from migration flows heading toward Central and North America, are expected to continue. This proposal aims to strengthen the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) implementation, providing safe and dignified essential humanitarian assistance and access to basic services for Venezuelan refugees and migrants, as well as host communities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6189210.23 20918790.16 27108000.39 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27108000.39 27108000.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13554000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13554000 6777000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6777000 6777000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6777000 99964.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 271671.72 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2211838.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 768940.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50082.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 148682.58 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1279410.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 230132.95 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16711.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 61069.52 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1501666.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 99509.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63358.98 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 52.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2293.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3233978 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4695698.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5173608.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4908893.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3427047.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1136608.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2614 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing political and socio-economic developments in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (hereinafter Venezuela) have led to the outflow of millions of Venezuelans into neighbouring countries and beyond. The Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region has never experienced, in modern history, such a large-scale movement of both migrants and refugees. Guided by the principle of “leaving no one behind” of the 2030 Agenda, this project implements inclusive and comprehensive gender-sensitive initiatives to help eliminate barriers to accessing goods, services, and opportunity and empower all affected persons and groups. Activities are included in the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2023 and respond to the challenges faced by Venezuelan refugees and migrants, as well as host countries and communities. The project is being implemented with a principled and rights-based approach, upholding key standards of protection, accountability to affected populations, gender equality and data protection principles. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Curaçao Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Aruba (Netherlands) Argentina Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17934117.79 43041882.48 60976000.27 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60976000.27 60976000.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29474000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29474000 14737000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14737000 16765000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16765000 370240.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 152654 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 37473.71 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104588.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 92507.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 624423.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25619.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 25963.77 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 851514.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 143074.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 230615.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 453314.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 39625.88 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 65000.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 206685.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 96543.43 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 260266.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1206213.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27904.59 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 50000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 156668.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 33654.01 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 183143.47 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 197939.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 891788.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11989.34 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10008.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3724.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -19.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34821.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279682.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7476525.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196760.92 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10191944.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392710.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18423.49 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12578101.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22591.36 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 889724.38 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12411230.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94178.06 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710069.96 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9450483.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226123.99 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44938.99 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) -502325.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -447.08 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -351723.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2615 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to increase the access of war-affected populations in remote and newly accessible areas of Ukraine’s Donetsk, Kharkiv, Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts to reliable and sufficient water supply, wastewater services, centralized heating and hot water in social institutions. The project supports an estimated 450,000 conflict-affected individuals, including those in vulnerable situations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 983333.39 4916666.9 5900000.29 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5900000.29 5900000.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5900000.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5900000.18 1654576.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3216654.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1754085.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1892143.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2565076.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26679.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -29721.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2616 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bor State Hospital (BSH) is the primary health care facility in Bor, supporting the town's population of 100,000 persons, as well as the population of the five surrounding counties within Jonglei state, the Awerial County (Mingkaman) of Lakes State, and the northern area of Central Equatoria state. The hospital currently relies on four generators, but the solar power system in use is unreliable for supporting the increasing needs of the hospital. Based on current needs, a regular power supply would allow Bor Hospital to provide more reliable and safe services. It would significantly reduce the daily carbon dioxide emissions and enable the hospital to provide select services during the night, a service currently not available. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is improving the capacity of BSH to provide healthcare services to flood-affected and vulnerable communities in Bor State and the surrounding areas. This is achieved through the provision of reliable and green energy, through the installation of a solar panel system and battery bank as well as training for BSH staff on the operation and maintenance of the new system. 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 173249.92 173249.92 Contracted Grant Amount 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173249.92 173249.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173250 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked 3Degrees Group, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173250 1172.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148304.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1172.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24945.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2617 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As part of the International Organization for Migration (IOM)'s wider regional response in addressing the needs of displaced Rohingya, and as part of a coordinated effort with the Government of Indonesia, international partners, and civil society, through this project, the Organization is providing emergency humanitarian assistance to the existing caseload and recent arrivals of Rohingya who has fled violence in Myanmar's Rakhine State and have disembarked in Indonesia, regardless of their gender and age background. The project is addressing the humanitarian needs of Rohingya refugees arriving in Indonesia by providing direct assistance and strengthening reception and protection systems. The project ensures that the humanitarian needs of Rohingya refugees are met with the provision of humanitarian assistance and sustained care. On the other hand, IOM is building on engagement with key local and national actors to strengthen the reception system and protection environment for Rohingya refugees in targeted locations in Indonesia. The project targets 180 Rohingya refugees for humanitarian assistance and sustained care; 500 refugees and host community members to benefit from risk communication and community engagement; and 40 public officials to benefit from risk communication and community engagement. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 650000.09 650000.09 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650000.09 650000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162500 487500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487500 0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.11 195788.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50178.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50868.91 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186246.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159185.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17645.49 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9914.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2618 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Russian Federation’s full-scale military offensive on Ukraine that commenced on 24 February 2022 has forced millions of Ukrainians and thousands of third country nationals (TCNs) to flee to the neighbouring countries. As of 28 November 2022, Slovak authorities reported more than 994,209 arrivals from Ukraine, of which 915,270 were Ukrainians. To date, 198 persons have applied for asylum on the territory of the Slovak Republic in connection with the conflict in Ukraine, and 101,426 persons have requested temporary protection, the majority of them women. The project builds upon and expands the activities launched as part of the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s flash appeal, taking into consideration an expected increase in the number of vulnerable refugees/TCNs arriving in Slovakia during the harsh winter months—December 2022 through March 2023. IOM is providing timely and evidence-based lifesaving shelter and non-food item assistance and mental health and psychosocial support services. As a result, with the support of the Government of Japan, IOM Slovakia is contributing to the improvement of the living conditions of a substantial number of conflict-affected people whose lives have been profoundly impacted by war, displacement, and ensuing struggle for integration and dignity in their new life in Slovakia. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Slovakia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 38738.45 486261.53 524999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524999.98 524999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 -3.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3.79 3752.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104457.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 140414.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74689.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61308.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142711.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1633.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -705.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2619 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within this project, IOM will support 9,500 households, representing approximately 47,500 vulnerable persons (9,500 women, 9,500 men, 14,250 boys, 14,250 girls) through three months of cash for food. In line with Food Security and Livelihood (FSL), IOM will target Salqin, and Harim subdistricts in Idleb Governorate; and Atareb, Afrin and Jindiris subdistricts in Aleppo Governorate. The cash amount per month per household will be USD 75. This value is based on the FSL Cluster’s guideline of 70 per cent of the survival minimum expenditure basket (SMEB) plus 15 per cent to account for inflation as coordinated with FSL Cluster. Within this project three rounds are foreseen, and each round of cash covers 30 days. To implement activities under this project, IOM will contract IYD following its internal procurement and financial procedures. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2847347.6 2847347.6 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2847347.6 2847347.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2847347.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2847347.58 -28902.68 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28902.68 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 1424400 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 177529.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 172677.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 739800 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9114.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195711.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87910.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -712.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12014.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2620 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within this project, IOM will provide camp coordination and camp management activities as well as coordination of multi-sectoral assistance for 4,000 individuals (800 men, 800 women, 1200 boys and 1200 girls) living in the reception centers (RCs) in Sharan,sub-district, Aleppo Governorate, and Salqin subdistrict, Idleb Governorate. IOM will also provide camp coordination and camp management activities and ensure access to basic services and dignified living conditions for 94,917 individuals ( 18,380men, 20,013 women, 27,533 boys and 28,991 girls) inIDP sites in Dana, Qourqeena subdistricts, Idleb Governorate, and Sharan subdistrict, Aleppo Governorate. In partnership with Shafak, IOM will provide on-site protection assistance and services for newly displaced IDPs residing in RCs and IDP sites following the earthquake. Pursuing a multi-sectoral and integrated approach with the CCCM component, IOM with its IP will focus on providing emergency protection services to newly displaced families, including the elderly, women, children, and People with Disabilities (PwD) residing in in RCs Sharan and Salqin sub-districts and IDPs sites across Dana sub-district. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1982882.87 1982882.87 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1982882.87 1982882.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1982882.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1982882.81 -49913.74 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -49913.74 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 139769.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 916997.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 247615.72 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 406666.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5706.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89719.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89911.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36583.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2621 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the Ethiopian humanitarian context, the usage of various and inconsistent methodologies has led to a shortage of reliable data on the number of persons with disabilities. The data that exists reveals an estimated 17.6 per cent of Ethiopians have some form of disability of which 95 per cent reside in rural areas. During emergencies people with disabilities are two to four times more likely to die than their non-disabled counterparts. To enhance inclusive humanitarian action in Ethiopia, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will build the capacity of humanitarian actors on inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian response in Ethiopia, through capacity building and awareness raising by IOM and Organizations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) for government protection cluster actors, IOM staff, partners, and the community on disability concepts, as well as a training on Universal Disability Friendly Design Standards to build capacity on how to remove the barriers to participation for people with disabilities. Furthermore, IOM will train OPDs on disability identification tools, pilot two rounds of disability identification surveys to enable OPDs to have concrete disability prevalence data to then better advocate for the need for policy reform within Bureau of Social Empowerment and Gender Equality. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 300000.03 300000.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.03 300000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.05 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 41776.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151378.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116155.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -29031.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19721.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2622 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since February 2022, the armed conflict has affected a major part of Ukraine with Northern, Eastern, and Southern regions most affected. The crisis has been typified by extensive population displacement and destruction of infrastructure, supply chains, and residential housing. Continuous attacks on energy infrastructure have resulted in the disruption of basic utilities and long-term power outages. With authorities overwhelmed with unpredictable dynamics, the Government of Ukraine is analysing solutions to manage the energy crisis and support resilience to power outages. This includes exploring alternative power sources to support vulnerable households; along with social institutions and facilities, and collective centres, to provide critical services to the population. In response to a request from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) of the Government of the United Kingdom to support in piloting the distribution of energy efficient sources, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting warehousing capacities, selecting appropriate sites/targeting, distributing and supporting installation of solar kits. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 55667.3 44999.97 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55667.3 55667.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56039.85 522052.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 661663.3 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2701.97 274.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120995.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709625.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -64649.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45841.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2623 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Two earthquakes with a magnitude of 7.7 and 7.65 respectively struck Turkiye on 7 February 2023. As of 27 February, 44,374 people have lost their lives and 164,321 buildings have collapsed or are heavily damaged. There is an urgent need to provide shelter and non-food items (NFIs) to affected individuals, particularly as 1.9 million people are living in tents or temporary shelters. Thousands of people are without safe drinking water and sanitation facilities such as running water and toilets. In these conditions there is a risk of a waterborne disease outbreak. Moreover, earthquake-affected populations are exposed to compounded protection risks. Affected individuals are in need of comprehensive protection services to address ongoing vulnerabilities and preclude negative coping mechanisms. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing to efforts to save lives and alleviate suffering in the aftermath of the earthquakes that struck Türkiye through a multi-sectoral response, including a community-based approach to addressing the most urgent protection needs of affected populations as well as the provision of hygiene kits and items, tents and NFIs, and the deployment of the Displacement Tracking Matrix in selected sites to capture needs and inform humanitarian interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Turkiye Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1438792.38 15000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1438792.38 1438792.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1436231.33 -15000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1436231.33 15000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1436231.33 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30519.78 368026.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758167.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315079.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -35320.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -241.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2624 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cyclone Freddy made landfall in Malawi’s Southern Region on 12 March 2023, bringing torrential rainfall, and causing devasting floods and mudslides in Southern Malawi. Critical infrastructure (roads, houses, hospitals) has been damaged and destroyed. As of 20 March 2023, Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) estimates over 508,000 people have been displaced across the country to an estimated 534 evacuation centers/Internally Displaced People (IDP) sites. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is upscaling the provision of Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item (NFI) assistance, seeking to reach at least 12,900 vulnerable individuals with shelter kits, the construction of communal emergency shelters, site improvement and communal services. IOM is also scaling up Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) support to help coordinate the provision of emergency assistance and protection to IDPs settled in temporary sites. CCCM activities aim at supporting at least 20 camps, estimated at reaching around 16,000 IDPs located in camps. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 800000.01 800000.01 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.01 800000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 0.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.13 57687.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 119633.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 392594.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228861.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1087.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2625 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the 5.9 magnitude earthquake that occurred on 28 January 2023 in Khoy in north-western Iran, around 130,000 people are accommodated in 110 temporary sites managed by local authorities and the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) in 19 locations across Khoy Governorate. Based on an inter-agency multi-sectoral assessment conducted in the affected area highlighting a large spectrum of unmet needs presented by the affected population, in collaboration with local authorities, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing 4,900 individuals with USD 164,150 in unconditional multi-purpose cash assistance, allowing them to enhance access to adequate basic goods and supplies, and meet their basic needs in a secure and dignified manner. In collaboration with financial service providers, such as local banks, cash assistance will be provided through prepaid cards which will allow beneficiaries to either withdraw cash or execute payments for goods or services at points of sale. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Iran (Islamic Republic of) +98 21 22860691-4 iomtehran@iom.int 8, Shahrzad Blvd., Darrous, Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 200000.03 200000.03 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000.03 200000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 1434.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39258.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164549.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12400.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7158.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2626 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last years and particularly as a consequence of camp consolidation and closure processes, the humanitarian context in Iraq has shifted significantly. With only a few formal camps remaining, the focus for essential humanitarian assistance is shifting to internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in situations of protracted displacement and of high vulnerability in remaining camps, in informal settlements and to returnees living in hotspots of severe living conditions. Adapting to the diverse needs of the different affected populations, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing comprehensive multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance in remaining formal camps, in underserved informal displacement sites and other vulnerable out-of-camp locations, in addition to continue gradually preparing for an exit strategy through capacitating governmental and non-governmental organizations to provide quality, principled humanitarian assistance to affected populations. This consists of Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) services to remaining formal camps outside of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) as well as in underserved informal displacement sites; multi-purpose cash assistance; critical shelter support; primary and emergency healthcare services; mental health and psychosocial support; and essential protection services to vulnerable populations in camps and out-of-camp locations. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3244524.18 3000000.44 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3244524.18 3244524.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2183406.11 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067235.86 -112772.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -122180.42 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7768.74 81794.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33435.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381424.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70992.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1886622.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3206.11 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 663216.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2627 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2013, the Central African Republic (CAR) has been affected by political, security and humanitarian crises linked to armed conflicts, inter-community conflicts or tensions between farmers and herders in certain areas, but also torrential rains and subsequent flooding during the rainy season. These conflicts, tensions and hazards caused the displacement of more than 500,000 persons in 2022 in the whole country. Through a multi-sectoral emergency response, IOM is contributing to improving the living conditions of conflict and non-conflict affected populations through: the deployment of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM); distribution of Emergency Shelters and non-food item (NFI) kits; construction of transitional shelters and latrines; and support to returnees with basic skills training courses and Income Generating Activities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1793209.76 5893341.47 4263448.69 11949999.92 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11949999.92 11949999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 809486 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 809486 1452559 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1452559 1049320 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1049320 3572607 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3572607 1961717 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1961717 1005423 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005423 5778.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 70765.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31569.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 149172.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 469976.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39801.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 907178.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1309286.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1784501.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3485961.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1439095.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 796840.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2628 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Before the Taliban takeover, the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan was already one of the worst in the world. Since the Taliban takeover, humanitarian needs have worsened, and the challenging operational context has been further complicated. In 2023, over 28 million people will require humanitarian assistance due to conflict, chronic food insecurity, displacement, broad economic decline, the coronavirus (COVID-19) and climatic events. With the support of Global Affairs Canada (GAC), IOM Afghanistan is providing lifesaving assistance and protection support to displaced populations, migrants and affected communities in Afghanistan. The expected outcomes for this project, include: (1) improved access to livelihood, shelter and relief items; (2) enhanced access to safe drinking water and sanitation facilities and (3) increased access to emergency health services. This includes the procurement of core relief items and the payment of international staff salaries. The expected ultimate outcome is lives saved, suffering alleviated and human dignity maintained in countries experiencing humanitarian crises or acute food insecurity. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1396031.72 2108910.38 4749999.67 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3504942.1 3504942.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3510716.93 4750000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3510716.93 -4750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3510716.93 30413.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545047.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530166.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378323.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616098.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1264503.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64252.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2629 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide emergency assistance to earthquake-affected populations in Türkiye through the following activities: (i) providing multi-purpose cash, vouchers, non-food items assistance to earthquake-affected women, men, girls and boys; (ii) providing emergency shelter assistance to earthquake-affected women, men, girls and boys; and (iii) providing mental health and psychological support to earthquake-affected women, men, girls and boys. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Turkiye Earthquake Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3706034.5 5000000.09 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3706034.5 3706034.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3641660.6 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3641660.6 -5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3641660.6 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57410.03 130190.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682943.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1116433.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1715196.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54306.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -164.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2631 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia has one of the most complex human mobility environments in the world, with factors ranging from conflict, drought, environmental degradation, to changing livelihood strategies. The prolonged drought is affecting 24.1 million people living in drought-affected areas in Ethiopia, mainly in southern and south-eastern areas of Oromia, Southern Nations Nationalities and People (SNNP), Southwest and Somali regions. The objective of this action is to contribute to preventing, reducing, and mitigating protection threats for persons affected by crisis in Ethiopia through the provision of multi-sector lifesaving humanitarian assistance. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3710412.19 597188.75 4000000.61 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4307600.94 4307600.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3489640.13 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 876232.2 473952.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28697.62 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1832408.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106982.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1087875.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15706.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 958004.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -170679.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2160.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2632 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A magnitude 7.7 earthquake, followed by a magnitude 7.4 tremor, struck central Türkiye and northwest Syria (NWS) on 6 February 2023; more than 1,200 aftershocks occurred, causing widespread damage. According to OCHA, as of 9 February, 7 million individuals are estimated to have been affected by the earthquake across Aleppo and Idleb Governorates. Thousands are reported to have died and many more have been injured. Affected families still face urgent needs including shelter and non-food items (e.g., blankets, mattresses, plastic sheets, hygiene items). Many affected families are estimated to be staying with friends or relatives; however, large numbers are estimated to be staying in temporary collective centres or makeshift shelters out in the open. The project aims to contribute to the humanitarian operation to improve the living conditions of the earthquake affected populations in Syria, particularly in the north-western region by improving access to basic services and temporary living conditions for the earthquake affected populations in northwest Syria and identifying needs of the displaced populations to inform interventions and advocacy efforts. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kuwait IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 556902.32 2883253.02 1559844.3 4999999.64 Contracted Grant Amount Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4999999.64 4999999.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 20397.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -17893.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9949.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104980.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34185.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38479.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 673740.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681604.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555366.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202636.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345161.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358889.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2633 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Although the UN-brokered truce has brought a period of reduced conflict driven displacement to Yemen, the impact of years of destruction of remains undeniable. The proposed multisectoral intervention ensures conflict-affected populations in Ma’rib, Al Hodeidah, Ibb and Taiz have access to core services that contribute to safe and dignified living conditions and meet household needs. The intervention not only addresses these needs in the short term but also simultaneously contributes to a progressive reduction of aid dependency through integrating more sustainable solutions to Shelter and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) needs and providing key data to inform transitional programming as actors look towards durable solutions. The activities implemented under this action are further complimented by IOM protection and health interventions under other initiatives that provide critical health and protection services to vulnerable populations. IOM is utilizing its direct implementation modality and resulting strong field presence to ensure coordination with partners and local authorities to avoid duplication and ensure synergies for an effective response. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2761321.32 10069807.48 11900000.89 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12831128.8 12831128.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7920000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8636859.32 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886917.96 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853788.69 2380000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2510548.52 8630.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -8412.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7723.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177937.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1894944.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3235894.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171231.16 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236749.37 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5249127.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300984.83 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1599518.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2366.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1556.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2634 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Central and north coastal areas of Peru have been affected by extreme rainfall and Cyclone Yaku since March 2023. As of 18 April, the floods have directly affected about 460,000 people, most of them in Lambayeque, Piura and Lima regions. Authorities have declared a state of emergency in 1,056 districts (54 per cent of all districts in the country). Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) affected by the extreme rainfall and Cyclone Yaku in support to the government’s relief efforts. The focus is on the most affected regions of Lambayeque, Piura, Tumbes and Lima, with three key workstreams: (1) strengthening Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) response; (2) providing shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance; and (3) providing multi-purpose cash (MPC) assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1500007.01 1500007.01 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500007.01 1500007.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500007 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500007 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 99854.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 261881.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 214735.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 384504.15 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 206263.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169503 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163265.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2635 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is providing refugees from Ukraine with safe and dignified transportation from Palanca border crossing point between Ukraine and Moldova, to Romanian border and further to Bucharest, where refugees can either stay or proceed to other European Union (EU) member states by road or train. Further, the project aims to ensure that forcibly displaced population have access to accurate information. According to the National Plan of Measures that was adopted by the Government of Romania on 28 June 2022, hotlines are being established in each of the key ministries responsible for the implementation of the government plan. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 405785.83 405785.83 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405785.83 405785.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405785.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405785.8 -92033.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -92033.61 151518.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56078.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106156.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2636 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Madagascar is highly exposed to natural hazards such as cyclones, floods, and drought because of its location in the southwestern Indian Ocean basin. Dependence on rain-fed agriculture, poor water availability, and inadequate infrastructure, exacerbated by poverty, have reduced resilience to natural hazards. On 21 February 2023, Tropical Cyclone Freddy made its first landfall in Madagascar, which has affected 96,560 people, led to significant infrastructure damage and an increase in the number of internally displaced persons.The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and its partners are responding to the most urgent humanitarian needs of those affected by Freddy in 31 municipalities. IOM is contributing to the restoration of dignified living conditions for the most vulnerable 6,714 households (30,214 people), specifically through the implementation of a “cash for shelter” programme through partners and the rehabilitation of three community halls. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 259739.46 440260.71 700000.17 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.17 700000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 1.85 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.85 34210 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 386000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 79821 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23923 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21126.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64967.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84325.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5625.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10152.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2637 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The current project aims to contribute to decrease the risks of crisis-affected communities experiencing incidents of sexual exploitation and abuse by humanitarian responders inside Syria. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 40618.06 173479.67 288666.19 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214097.73 214097.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185459.94 38666.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28285.41 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1439.88 3200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4640 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1424.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29873.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44792.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32640.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76044.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19690.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2638 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Chad is a landlocked country in Central Africa, which, in addition to being affected by a number of interlocking crises, shares borders with several crisis-affected countries. Since 2014, the crisis unfolding in the Lac province has been characterized by numerous challenging factors, such as insecurity, unpredictable heavy rainfall and flooding, large-scale and continuous population movements (internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees) as well as community clashes and socioeconomic tensions. As of November 2022, there are still more than 239,575 displaced persons in 240 localities in the Lac Province. Based on the urgent need for humanitarian support, as well as the need for improved and reliable data and tracking of displacement, IOM is the implementing a three-fold response: 1) Strengthening of displacement data management to support decision-making, planning and direct assistance, through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM)’s Mobility tracking and continuation of the implementation of rapid biometric registration; 2) Provision and distribution of shelters and Non-Food Items (NFI) for the most vulnerable displaced households; and 3) Improving access to clean water and sanitation for vulnerable populations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Tchad Plan de Réponse Humanitaire 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1185225.7 314774.7 1500000.4 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.4 1500000.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68739 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68739 264109 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264109 160655 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160655 980014 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980014 26483 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26483 0.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.26 165473.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15583.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75863.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241434.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247580.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758628.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4563.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2639 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As of 31 January 2023, an estimated 917,588 Rohingya refugees are registered in Cox's Bazar and Basan Char Island and are residing in 33 extremely congested camps. Despite the continuous efforts of humanitarian actors on the ground, humanitarian needs persist. According to the Joint Response Plan (JRP) 2023 for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis, 1.52 million people are in need. In line with the JRP, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) continues to provide quality health services, shelter, access to safe water, and to uphold the protection needs of the most vulnerable individuals in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, while ensuring greater representation in camp governance. This is contributing towards the reduced vulnerabilities of Rohingya refugees and host communities, with particular attention on cross-cutting concerns such as accountability to affected populations and the environment. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4980146.3 19719853.72 24700000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24700000.02 24700000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8750000 -8750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8750000 24700000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24700000 0.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.59 219349.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 146585.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 103001.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 98648.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 204597.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 584355.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 80369.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 856465.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 661570.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -6.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 785966.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2172931.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3455.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4413393.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221452.63 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10873532.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2565141.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310513.91 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158742.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239934.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2641 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM is contributing to lifesaving and life-sustaining activities by providing humanitarian assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and the most vulnerable earthquake-affected populations inside northwest Syria (NWS), supporting crisis-affected groups with emergency non-food items (NFI). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1000000.03 1000000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.03 1000000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 63439.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2497.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5642.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 479643.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426053.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23244.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -519.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2642 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As of January 2023, there were more than 255,054 displaced persons in 245 localities in the Lac province of Chad. This includes people recently displaced by the floods in August 2022 and those who have been displaced for a prolonged period of time. According to assessments conducted by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in December 2022, the floods had completed completely or partially destroyed many houses, leaving those affected homeless or forced to stay with host families. To meet the needs of displaced populations in Lac province, IOM is building emergency shelters for the most vulnerable (female-headed households, families with individuals with disabilities, large households). IOM is further contributing to the overall response through the use of biometric data to inform the Food Security Cluster and its partners of the nutritional needs of displaced persons. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Chad Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 85004.64 786995.28 871999.92 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871999.92 871999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 872000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 872000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 36323.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3332.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37226.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49804.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48685.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712402.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15775.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2643 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the onset of the Rohingya refugee emergency humanitarian response in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh in 2017, various humanitarian actors have been engaged in a range of activities aimed at improving the dignity, hygiene practices and menstrual hygiene management of the Rohingya women and girls. While the initiatives have made considerable gains over the course of the Rohingya response, the need for creating a sustainable system for the continuous delivery of safe menstruation management for the Rohingya women and girls is growing with gradually decreased humanitarian funding stream. The fast fashion industries in Bangladesh produce a large volume of fabric waste. The project aims to engage with businesses within the fashion industry to promote circular supply chains and encourage the re-use or repurposing of textiles for as long as possible. Making it possible to lessen the environmental impact of manufacturing these fabrics and reducing the volume of waste. The project will create a linkage with private sector for a sustainable pad production to improve the menstrual hygiene management of the Rohingya women and girls. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 128556.14 348581.87 85677.98 6000000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 562815.99 562815.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180940.89 -1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -180940.89 1800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180940.89 10461.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62699.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50434.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17650.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63172.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47150.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -83130.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2644 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 5 March 2023 between 14h50 and 17h00, a massive and devastating fire broke out in Rohingya refugee Camp 11 in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. The fire was soon contained by local fire fighters and local authorities, however, over 2,800 shelters were fully or partially damaged, affecting some 16,000 individuals (approx. 3,011 families), including 5,274 individuals displaced to surrounding areas. Immediate needs included food, water, health, sanitation, and protection. Through this project, IOM is prioritize scaling up existing interventions in Shelter/non-food items (NFI), Site Management and Site Development (SMSD), and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH). International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1936000.52 1936000.52 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1936000.52 1936000.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1936000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1936000 0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.12 74364.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 975214.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 784817.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98608.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2994.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2645 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the Rohingya population in Bangladesh, 2023 marks the sixth year since their mass displacement from Myanmar. While the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and the international community have maintained immediate provisions for lifesaving assistance, the needs are immense and complex challenges continue to emerge in the response. Hosting nearly one million Rohingya, Cox’s Bazar is the world's most significant refugee settlement, where refugees reside in 33 extremely congested camps. The lack of resources and opportunities in the camps has resulted in harmful coping mechanisms, including the Rohingya undertaking perilous boat journeys in search of a better future elsewhere. 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; 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-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) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 714285.97 2142566.08 2299999.93 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2856852.05 2856852.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1867995.02 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28563.6 -62740 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -81164.29 495674.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 292.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 431722.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -0.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 121167.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401298.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552411.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503075.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310242.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -492.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2646 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the onset of the flooding crisis in Bentiu and Rubkona, South Sudan in October 2021, following the inundation of urban areas, neighbouring payams and counties in Unity State, IOM in collaboration with the State Government, United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and World Food Programme (WFP), deployed available machinery and technical experts for construction of emergency flooding mitigation infrastructure to protect civil and flood crisis internally displaced persons (IDP) and host population from displacement, loss of property and livelihoods. The three agencies formed a flood response technical working group through which a response plan clearly outlining the division of responsibilities and geographical coverage was developed and adopted. According to this inter-agency agreement, IOM is continuing with the rehabilitation, maintenance and monitoring of berms and dykes in Bentiu and Rubkona Town respectively, around Bentiu IDP Camp and the waste management site while UNMISS will be covering the dykes along the road to Rubkona and around the airstrip with WFP ensuring accessibility of main supply routes to Juba and Sudan. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2000000.01 2000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.01 2000000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 41474.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417228.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1480273.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61023.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2647 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over a decade, South Sudan continues to experience national and sub-national-level conflicts that have destabilized the country, forcing over 8.9 million people to flee their homes in search of protection and physical security. IOM is contributing to preventing, reducing and responding to the needs of flood-affected and flood prone communities through the provision of in-kind Shelter and non-food item (S-NFI) assistance. Through this project, IOM’s Core Pipeline is contributing to lifesaving efforts of the expected floods in South Sudan by prepositioning of essential S-NFIs supplies at key logistic warehouse hubs in Juba, Bentiu, Bor, Malakal, Rumbek and Wau, to support frontline emergency Shelter and NFIs for populations displaced by floods. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4500000.04 4500000.04 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000.04 4500000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 -102.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -102.34 40641.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697681.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3467888.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293788.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -102.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2648 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The heavy clashes (armed conflict) between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) that erupted on 15 April 2023 mainly in Khartoum and other states of Sudan affected thousands of the populations in Sudan. As of the beginning of May 2023, at least more than 600 people were killed, over 5,000 injured and over 700,000 displaced. IOM proposes to address critical humanitarian needs by providing shelter and non-food item (NFI) support for vulnerable crisis-affected populations in Sudan. Focus areas of the action consist of 1) procurement and prepositioning of critical relief items as part of IOM’s established common pipeline system; 2) warehouse management and maintenance; 3) humanitarian pipeline management, including distribution of items to other humanitarian partners (including transportation and logistical support, on an as needed basis). These relief items are also being used as a pipeline during any type of emergency in Sudan and help support national and local humanitarian actors’ (implementing partners) capacity to deliver timely life-saving commodities and supplies to the affected people. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4402507.97 20597493.08 25000001.05 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000001.05 25000001.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 861033 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 861033 3836476 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3836476 1852374 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1852374 7265588 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7265588 8611644 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8611644 2572885 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2572885 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 693 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -36739.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72752.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1702584.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2922171.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2586127.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4775682.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11666588.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1310139.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2649 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the expected internally displaced persons (IDPs) crisis following the current drought, the IOM in Somalia is scaling-up of the ongoing Somalia Urban Resilience Project Phase II - Contingent Emergency Response Component (SURP II CERC) activities, to further mitigate the impact of drought displacement and drought related needs in Mogadishu, Baidoa, and Garowe. As part of its comprehensive, coordinated, and integrated approach, IOM is supporting the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) to provide drought-affected populations with a minimum response package (MRP) that includes water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), health, nutrition, food security (delivered through multi-purpose cash assistance), camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) and emergency shelter support. This intervention is to be delivered by IOM, in partnership with the Building Resilient Communities in Somalia (BRCiS) Consortium. Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 10245293.16 34754706.56 44999999.72 Contracted Grant Amount Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44999999.72 44999999.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18000000 13500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500000 9000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9000000 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Somalia - Ministry of Public Works, Reconstruction and Housing International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 95200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 514080.01 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 71200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 281519.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 170100 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 254057.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 93150 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 47600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 10731233.26 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 265826.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5876773.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 95200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 58700 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 85973.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 566951.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1036113.63 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 5547.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1152629.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1519200 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3372369.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2771399.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4135985.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1230360 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3775920 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4661974.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2284796.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2651 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this intervention, IOM is providing one off multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) and health services with an aim to contribute to reduced food insecurity for crisis-affected populations in Al Hodeidah and Taiz governorates. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1950000.65 1950000.65 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1950000.65 1950000.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1950000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1950000 0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.12 1754.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248388.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 461744.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 703957.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73248.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452708.04 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8198.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2652 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM plans to provide emergency assistance to Chadian nationals returning to Chad from Sudan following the conflict in the form of protection services, shelter and non-food items, and access to water. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland 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 Chad Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1500000.02 1500000.02 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.02 1500000.02 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 -0.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.32 212261.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 934201.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219047.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124445.22 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10043.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2653 International Organization for Migration (IOM) People in South Sudan continue to face deteriorating humanitarian conditions four years after the signing of the revitalized peace agreement. Their situation is worsened by endemic violence, conflict, access constraints and operational interference, public health challenges such as measles and cholera outbreaks and climatic shocks resulting in extraordinary flooding and localized drought. These in turn have a severe impact on people’s livelihoods, hamper access to education and water, sanitation and hygiene and health services. Protection concerns remain high, especially for women and girls. People affected by violence have limited access to formal justice as well as restriction in their movement and access to basic needs such as food. Continued conflict and instability combined with flooding, have resulted in large-scale internal and cross-border displacement. This action is contributing to preventing, reducing and mitigating protection threats for persons affected by the crisis in South Sudan, including those living in flood and conflict-affected areas through the provision of multi-sector lifesaving humanitarian assistance in a safe, dignified, accessible and participatory manner. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 3612300.78 9928260.77 12500000.62 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13540561.55 13540561.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7415485.28 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 876232.2 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2588996.76 65739.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 2500000.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2723725.77 114213.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2076625.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51489.05 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590982.03 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75528.82 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2836001.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159496.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213926.76 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6179478.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1320256.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4.62 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13576.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2654 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues to experience armed and intercommunal conflicts, disasters related to natural hazards and disease epidemics that have created one of the world’s most complex and long-standing crises. Since October 2022, North Kivu province has been affected by the resumption of activism by the M23 armed group, leading to a severe security and humanitarian crisis. As of the beginning of 2023, the group has extended its control over additional territories, further exacerbating the humanitarian situation in and around the North Kivu province, causing mass displacement of almost half a million internally displaced persons (IDPs) currently settled in spontaneous sites and collective centres in and around Goma. IOM is providing emergency multi-sectoral assistance to populations affected by the M23 crisis, particularly in areas less covered by the current response, in Djugu and Mahagi territories of Ituri province, where urgent and significant humanitarian needs are largely underfunded. Specifically, IOM is strengthening the management of displacement sites in coordination with local communities, conducting assessments using the Displacement Tracking Matrix Return Index to evaluate conditions in places of origin to inform durable solutions for displaced populations, and providing mental health and psychosocial support to displaced populations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 267066.09 2232933.58 2499999.67 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2499999.67 2499999.67 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 179474.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 268540.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 298907 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 160 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 355570 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89995.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339491.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426755.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426235.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126655.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11858.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2655 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Five years after the end of large-scale military operations against the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL), the humanitarian situation in Iraq remains fragile, characterised by protracted internal displacement, eroded social cohesion and incomplete rehabilitation of housing, basic services, and livelihood opportunities. Through this project, IOM is contributing to preventing, reducing, and mitigating protection threats for internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in protracted displacement in informal settlements in Iraq with increased access to services through an integrated protection response. The Action is providing direct legal services, including counselling and representation and protection case management including gender-based violence (GBV) services. Additionally, IOM aims to increase protection capacity of the affected population and their access to basic services through information and referrals to services as well as procedure-related information on accessing civil documentation. IOM is also providing financial support and emergency cash intervention to IDPs, in particular those at risk of eviction GBV. IOM is also conducting protection monitoring for evidence-based programming and advocacy. Lastly, IOM is improving the capacity of national organisations to provide specialized protection. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 903705.18 1348318.14 447066.9 2500001.33 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2699090.22 2699090.22 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) 872410.03 1200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1312910.28 18950 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9868.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 990.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56852.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265840.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410005.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282750.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225508.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366941.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2656 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Horn of Africa and Yemen is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner, often relying on smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route (originating from Ethiopia and Somalia and transiting through Somalia, Djibouti and Yemen) with the intention of crossing the Gulf of Aden towards the Gulf States to seek better livelihood opportunities. The vulnerabilities of the migrants are one of the specific drivers to migration and determinants of IOM's response through the Regional Migrants Response Plan. Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities including protection assistance and services. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World Yemen Somalia Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ethiopia Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 547046.11 547748.94 1000000.52 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1094795.05 1094795.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1090512.54 -1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1090512.54 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1090512.54 15003.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 6500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -6500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -15003.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 30007 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 15003.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 327123.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70297.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175715.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455695.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16993.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4053.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2657 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Protracted and new displacements have continued to occur in Sudan due to decades of conflict and recurring disasters related to numerous natural hazards, mainly floods and droughts. Sudan is currently facing a myriad of challenges in managing responses to crises related to these human-induced and natural hazards, which have been exacerbated by a combination of political and socio-economic instability, placing affected populations under an extreme vulnerability. IOM is addressing critical humanitarian needs and contribute to building community resilience by providing emergency shelter (ES), non-food items (NFIs) and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to the most vulnerable crisis-affected populations in Sudan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2076923.08 2423076.81 4499999.89 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4499999.89 4499999.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 535 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155189.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1413118.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446451.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1771345.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713358.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2659 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia has one of the most complex human mobility environments in the world, with factors ranging from conflict, drought, environmental degradation, damage to basic services and infrastructure, to changing livelihood strategies in an evolving political and economic milieu where poverty, and progressive depletion of coping mechanisms available to the displaced and host communities exist in large portions of the country, often leading to more displacements. As a result of these crises and displacements, immediate lifesaving priorities for crisis-affected populations in Ethiopia include critical shelter and settlement, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), health, nutrition and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), protection and humanitarian coordination and information management interventions. The proposed multi-sector intervention aims to respond to urgent needs of the crisis affected population in Tigray, Afar, Amhara, Somali, Oromia, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region (SNNP), Benishangul-Gumuz, Gambella, and South-West regions. The project ensures all activities prioritize the specific needs of vulnerable groups in every response. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2945474.55 20170953.06 16433573.06 39550000.67 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39550000.67 39550000.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2060631 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2060631 6339352 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6339352 4396223 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4396223 6051154 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6051154 4983255 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4983255 5521183 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5521183 84978.93 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 245567.75 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 95977.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 212058.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 164421.19 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91315.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54276.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 46982.99 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27437.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3173392.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4772628.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6247213.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5384622.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4429823.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7298093.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2660 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Drought conditions deteriorated the health condition of the Somali population, in a country where the health system is extremely weak. Widespread food insecurity and increased morbidity have contributed to concerning levels of acute malnutrition in 2022, with once again internally displaced persons (IDPs) being the most affected, while there is even a likelihood of under-reporting in hard-to-reach areas.This project supports timely and effective humanitarian response in Lower and Middle Juba regions through prepositioning water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) emergency supplies and equipment such as soap, jerry cans, purification tablets and pumps in key strategic locations to enhance existing response mechanism. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 96889.9 96890.16 193780.06 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193780.06 193780.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96890 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96890 96890 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96890 5074.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15266.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44191.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104535.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2661 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The earthquakes that hit Türkiye on 6 February, resulted in more than 50,000 losses of human lives, affected 9 million people, and an estimated 3.3 million people displaced. Multi-sector needs assessments reveal that displaced population living in informal settings and in remote areas face food insecurity; lack of access to water, sanitation, education and livelihoods; lack of health assistance; are at risk of pandemic outbreaks, insecurity and environmental hazards. This six-month action is designed to provide evidence-based and integrated protection and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) interventions in Kahramanmaras and Hatay provinces. In coordination with the governmental authorities, humanitarian partners, and Temporary Settlement Support (TSS) sector, IOM, through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) is assessing the needs and vulnerabilities of nearly 1,200,000 internally displaced persons living in informal settlements, in 1,298 neighbourhoods of Kahramanmaras and Hatay provinces for referrals to humanitarian partners, including IOM programmes for service provision. Based on the findings of the assessment, the action contributes to the provision of safe and clean water, improved sanitation facilities including mobile laundry services, WASH non-food items, as well as enhance the health and well-being of affected populations in informal sites through hygiene promotion activities and integrated protection programming. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 438379.05 1167790.08 1500000.25 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1606169.13 1606169.13 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) 1294498.38 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324324.32 3921.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140384.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269093.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1161909.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38408.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2662 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project building upon similar past and ongoing interventions, will aim to address urgent humanitarian needs via multi-sectoral assistance to the most vulnerable populations inside Syria through: 1) provision of Prefabricated Shelter Units (PSU) in 4 sites; 2) multipurpose cash assistance (MPCA) in 6 sites; 3) comprehensive WASH services and infrastructure upgrades in 6 sites, 4) conducting site improvement and road graveling work in the 5 sites where the shelter component will be implemented; and 5) safety and security trainings for personnel involved in the delivery of humanitarian assistance. IOM will ensure complementary services of shelter, MPCA, WASH, and CCCM (Results 1, 2, 3 and 4) in the targeted sites, assisting 24,633 individuals. Four of these sites are in Aleppo Governorate, Atareb sub-district, while the remaining 2 are in Idleb Governorate, Dana sub-district. The Housing, Land, and Property (HLP) status of the selected sites has been confirmed, with Clusters confirming these locations have not been targeted by other agencies. Finally, IOM has ensured that there remains space in or near the sites for the future construction of schools and/or health facilities. Result 5 will target implementing partners operating in the context of humanitarian operations, with a particular focus on local NGOs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3695254.5 2492005.33 5699999.57 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6187259.83 6187259.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4919093.85 1138127.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290102.71 252824 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 150701.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2323998.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 528572 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11153.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 521668.69 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 771896.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 298.42 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44905.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62315.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709966.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 596656.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192453.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41785.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2663 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Sudan crisis has significantly impacted the humanitarian situation in South Sudan, leading to the displacement of more than 98,692 individuals crossing the Sudan-South Sudan border as per Joint IOM-UNHCR-RRC flow monitoring dashboard. Through this project, IOM seeks to identify the most vulnerable new arrivals at prioritized points of entry (PoE) and provide lifesaving multi-sectoral and tailored support to the most vulnerable South Sudan returnees in Upper Nile, Unity, and Greater Bahr el Ghazal. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2999999.94 2999999.94 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2999999.94 2999999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 201843.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2856063.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47806.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37675.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -514919.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371105.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2664 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in conflict-affected Northeast Nigeria remains one of the most severe in the world today, marked by armed conflict, forced displacement/returns and human rights and dignity violations. The impacts of the displacement crisis are diverse and complex, dislocating people from their homes, livelihoods and communities. In addition to insecurity, years 2021 and 2022 saw a rise in camp closures in Borno state, creating further hardships and risks for the affected population. This is further compounded by natural hazards which resulted in devastating floods leading to displacement and exacerbation of vulnerabilities. Through this Action, IOM aims to contribute towards strengthening the protection and resilience of crisis-affected populations. The provision of humanitarian assistance in the Northeast is highly dependent on trends and patterns of human mobility. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1870280.11 2919285.19 4400000.81 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4789565.3 4789565.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2320000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2552255.23 1200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1294498.38 881025.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899528.6 15689.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5654.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367632.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1451171.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1130301.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1780585.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4261.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -491.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2665 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan faces complex and unpredictable flood events, especially around the Sudd wetlands. In 2022, floods affected one million people and displaced 300,000. In 2023, severe flooding remains a major hazard, especially in Unity and Upper Nile states, where hundreds of thousands of people are at risk of displacement, disease and food insecurity. Four consecutive years of record-breaking floods (2019-2022) have created permanent wetlands in some areas that may not recede for years. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing to the prevention, reduction and response to the basic needs of flood-affected and flood-prone communities in Rubkona and Bentiu through multi-purpose cash assistance. This cash assistance is supporting 8,750 people (1,458 households) to reduce flood-related risks, helping them to cope with the rainy season and meet their essential needs. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 737567.36 737567.36 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737567.36 737567.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737567.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737567.31 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 659036.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72343.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6187.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2666 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 14 May 2023, Cyclone Mocha made landfall near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border. While Cox’s Bazar was largely spared the full force of the cyclone, intense and heavy wind and rainfall destroyed and damaged shelters, water points, latrines, culverts, bridges and other key community infrastructure in the Rohingya refugee camps, including those under the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s Area of Responsibility. The Government of Bangladesh declared a “Danger Signal 10” in Cox’s Bazar and neighboring coastal districts. Three flags – the highest warning signal – were hoisted in the camps of Cox’s Bazar and neighboring areas.IOM conducted preparedness work on a ‘no regret’ basis prior to landfall in coordination with authorities, humanitarian agencies and Rohingya community volunteers, and continues to respond to the needs on the ground. As such, under this project, IOM is providing lifesaving water, sanitation and health (WASH) services for Rohingya refugees and vulnerable members of the host community in Cox’s Bazar district who were affected by Cyclone Mocha. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 47256.93 452743.08 500000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.01 500000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 16671.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22346.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11336.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 555.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26945.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129388.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292517.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2667 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to strengthen Non-Governmental Organizations’ (NGOs), local and diaspora-led Civil Society Organizations’ (CSOs) preparedness capacities and ability to meet critical humanitarian and protection needs of the most vulnerable migrant and refugee populations in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). The project focuses on four results: 1) institutional strengthening and development of NGOs, local and diaspora-led CSOs’ capacities to provide emergency assistance and protection across the LAC region, particularly in Chile, Peru, Ecuador Dominican Republic, and Panama; 2) in kind support to strengthen 10 selected NGOs, local and diaspora-led CSOs’ humanitarian assistance service provision in the five abovementioned countries; 3) direct life-saving assistance to migrants and refugees affected by an unforeseen crisis; and 4) improvement and/or adaptation of infrastructure for collective shelters that meet the standards required to provide shelter and protection services in addition to being environmentally sustainable. IOM and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) are collaborating with NGOs and CSOs operating in the region to provide capacity building on humanitarian and protection issues and direct material assistance. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1053971.69 966468.93 1863007.91 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2020440.62 2020440.62 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) 1314348.3 480000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517799.35 82236.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 181721.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 62363.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 65717.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66713.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154602.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17228.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226103.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31175.69 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 409594.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 652500.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4139.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5112.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59182.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2668 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the onset of 2023 rainy season, the risk of floods i.e. damage and water-borne disease outbreaks in the severely flooded internally displaced persons (IDP) camps and sites in Bentiu and Rubkona, and the highly vulnerable to flood risks Malakal Protection of Civilians (PoC) site is very high. To mitigate against the impact of the floods, this project focuses on preparedness activities geared towards increasing the robustness of existing safe water and sanitation infrastructure in Bentiu, Rubkona IDP camp and Malakal PoC. The main project activities revolve around flood preparedness and flood-resilient infrastructure upgrades and is divided into five components: (1) Upgrade of water supply infrastructure for the rainy season; (2) Upgrade of sanitation infrastructure (latrines and bathing shelters, and collection, disposal, and treatment of faecal matter); (3) Maintenance of faecal sludge management infrastructure and services (desludging and waste stabilization ponds); (4) upgrade of solid waste management infrastructure and services (desludging and waste stabilization ponds); and (5) Prepositioning of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) non-food items (NFIs) and Information, Education and Communication (IEC) materials for hygiene promotion. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2399999.95 2399999.95 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2399999.95 2399999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.11 3538.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 912286.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1086892.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417918.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20635.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2669 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over a year into the full-scale Russia-Ukraine war, military operations persist, most acutely in eastern and southern Ukraine. The crisis precipitated large-scale displacement, both within Ukraine and across borders. This project seeks to improve the living conditions of the most vulnerable conflict-affected populations through various interventions. This includes: 1) improved living conditions of vulnerable, conflict-affected populations through essential non-food items (NFIs) and access to dignified shelter; 2) war-affected populations have better access to quality water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services; 3) war-affected populations have flexible means to meet their basic needs; 4) improved protection and psychosocial well-being of vulnerable war-affected populations; and 5) improved capacity of stakeholders to deliver quality, targeted humanitarian support. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine and neighbouring countries Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 30706666.52 35093333.68 65800000.2 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65800000.2 65800000.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2345045 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2345045 26540752 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26540752 9269990 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9269990 16264141 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16264141 6828333 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6828333 3849512 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3849512 43516.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 158720.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 326175.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 855961.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1644423.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 379962.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8218915.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20479789.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83498.83 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11937958.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308086.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14853707.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3779438.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39874.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579945.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2670 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Peace and security remain elusive in South Sudan as conflict, insecurity, and natural hazards continue to be the main drivers of humanitarian needs in the country. Although intercommunal conflicts, sub-national violence, and pockets of crime are still being recorded and contribute to displacement, climate shocks such as drought and flooding have become more chronic and have impacted people severely over the last four years. This project aims to maintain smooth access in Bentiu internally displaced persons (IDP) camp and Malakal Protection of Civilian (POC) sites to ensure flood-affected population lives in a safe and dignified environment. This is being achieved through drainage cleaning to remove silt from storm water channels and culverts, grading and compacting access roads as well as rehabilitation and routine maintenance of the berm and dykes. Further, IOM is engaging communities to enhance resilience and ownership of flood mitigation infrastructures. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1100000.01 1100000.01 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000.01 1100000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 403594.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534382.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130893.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31129.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2671 International Organization for Migration (IOM) An earthquake of 7.7 magnitude with the epicentre in the south-east of the country, struck Türkiye on 6 February 2023, followed by 3,858 aftershocks. The earthquakes came at the peak of winter and are considered the largest earthquakes for centuries in the region. For the affected provinces, which are home to over 1.74 million refugees and migrants, the Government of Türkiye has ramped up the response and has requested international assistance to support its emergency responders. IOM is supporting earthquake-affected populations in line with the inter-agency appeal, IOM’s appeal, as well as government assistance request. The overall objective of the project is to promote the well-being of earthquake-affected populations through the provision of assistance according to the six sectoral thematic areas included in the IOM appeal: (1) Early Recovery and Livelihoods, (2) Emergency Shelter/Non-Food Items, (3) Health, (4) Protection, (5) Temporary Settlements Support, and (6) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Türkiye Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3130636.18 13869364.49 17000000.67 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17000000.67 17000000.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17000000 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 157779.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 184864.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 428605.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1072001.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4561.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2899114.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1436073.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1225706.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2686282.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307729.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4378990.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2157262.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57335.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3681.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2672 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 5 March 2023, a massive fire broke out in Block D of Camp 11 and quickly spread to adjacent camps, all sheltering Rohingya refugees in the Kutupalong-Balukhali area of Cox’s Bazar district in Bangladesh. The affected areas are all under the International Organization of Migration (IOM)’s Area of Responsibility. The fire consumed the shelters and personal belongings of thousands of Rohingya refugee families and essential facilities in the camps, leaving them temporarily displaced. Though no deaths have been reported, the incident caused significant damage to essential services and facilities and, thus, requires IOM to scale up its existing multi-sectoral response.Through this project, IOM is mitigating the impact of the fires on 15,926 Rohingya refugees and host community members through the provision of essential facilities and lifesaving aid in the sectors of Health, Protection, Site Management and Site Development, Shelter and Non-Food Items, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1099999.98 1099999.98 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099999.98 1099999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 -0.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.18 466608.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 573905.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59485.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2673 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lebanon’s crisis has increased needs among vulnerable migrants, who face greater protection risks and economic hardship. The objective of the project is to improve access to lifesaving protection and health-care services for migrants. The project continues IOM’s efforts to mitigate the impact of socioeconomic and humanitarian crises on the protection environment for migrants, including but not limited to unaccompanied and separated children and victims of human trafficking. The project’s main focus is on Beirut and Mount Lebanon, given IOM migrant presence monitoring indicates the highest migrant population densities in these areas. However, the project is also targeting beneficiaries countrywide. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lebanon Emergency Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 461538.48 538461.63 1000000.11 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.11 1000000.11 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 54653.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1535.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21151.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 67887.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 89448.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 209775.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 18841.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 124242.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86060.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142277.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161411.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16902.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5734.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2674 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 28 January 2023, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit Khoy, Iran, affecting over 130,000 people. The affected individuals were relocated to emergency camps managed by the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) and local authorities. The National Disaster Management Organization (NDMO) is leading the coordination of the humanitarian response, with support from the IRCS and the Ministry of Interior. To assist the affected population, the IRCS has provided relief items and medical services to vulnerable families. The NDMO sought help from the UN, leading to IOM collaborating with local authorities to provide multi-purpose cash assistance to 4,900 individuals. This support enables them to access essential goods and meet basic needs in a secure and dignified manner. IOM is working with local banks to distribute prepaid cards, allowing beneficiaries to withdraw cash or make payments for goods and services. Beneficiary selection prioritizes the most vulnerable, including women, girls, children, older people, and individuals with disabilities. Additionally, IOM is providing power generators and a training on disaster risk reduction and management topics to support the NDMO's efforts in meeting the needs in earthquake-affected villages. MPTF - One UN Impact Fund for the Islamic Republic of Iran International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iran (Islamic Republic of) +98 21 22860691-4 iomtehran@iom.int 8, Shahrzad Blvd., Darrous, Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Iran (Islamic Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 151616.04 68383.84 219999.88 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - One UN Impact Fund for the Islamic Republic of Iran International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219999.88 219999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - One UN Impact Fund for the Islamic Republic of Iran International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165000 55000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - One UN Impact Fund for the Islamic Republic of Iran International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55000 9198.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68996.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8140.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2016.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1775.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5975 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57391.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49615.96 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12621.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2675 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Thousands of people in Abyei town in South Sudan had to leave their homes because of violence between different groups in February and March 2022. Many of them are staying with the local community on private land in two sites in Nyinkuach and Bubchok. The landowners agreed to let the people stay there until December 2022, but now they want them to leave. The Government plans to relocate the people to Titie, a village near Abyei center and the UNISFA checkpoint. This project is providing urgent multisector support to the people through cash assistance. This includes money for transportation and other needs that helps the targeted internally displaced persons (IDPs) move to other locations and reduce the risk of conflict between them and the host community. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1000000.25 1000000.25 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.25 1000000.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -0.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.13 35710 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 488074.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449992.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26222.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2676 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Refugees account for almost ten per cent of Jordan’s population. There are 659,941 registered Syrian refugees and roughly 80,735 registered refugees of other nationalities, primarily from Iraq, Yemen, and Sudan. The vast majority reside outside camps in urban areas, though they face a higher incidence, depth and severity of poverty that led to negative coping strategies ranging from stress coping to crisis and emergency coping methods such as child labour and reduction of essential health and education costs to meet basic needs. Moreover, over 48,000 Syrian refugees have returned to Syria spontaneously since October 2018, with a continued need for transportation assistance to the border and for family reunification. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing multi-purpose cash assistance to the most vulnerable refugees in Jordan to help them meet their immediate basic needs. IOM is also providing integrated case management to assist at least 480 individual case members to address their protection needs, alongside specialized protection and gender-based violence service providers. Furthermore, IOM is providing transportation assistance to the Jordanian border for small groups of refugees who voluntarily wish to return to Syria as well as support them with transportation for documentation assistance or family reunification. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1727402.83 1372597.14 3099999.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3099999.97 3099999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 0.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.37 31544.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217181.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569201.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271825.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500456.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284339.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771949.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270364.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184050.64 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -912.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2677 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The heavy clashes between the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces that erupted on 15 April 2023, mainly in Khartoum and the Darfur region but also in other states of Sudan, has severely affected millions. Prior to the unfolding crisis, approximately one-third of the population in Sudan was already receiving humanitarian assistance. As of the beginning of May 2023, more than 900 people have been killed, over 5,000 injured and almost two million displaced. With numbers continuing to increase, this has resulted in a devasting humanitarian situation in and around countries bordering Sudan and the region, creating an additional need in a situation that was already in crisis. In response to the unfolding crisis, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is conducting a six-month project that provides humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable internally displaced persons in Sudan. The project activities include the procurement of full non-food item kits; identification of target areas based on latest displacement information and critical needs identified amongst internally displaced persons from IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix; conducting assessments in the targeted areas; distribution of full non-food item kits in targeted areas; and conducting post-distribution monitoring missions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis and Neighbouring Countries: IOM Response Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1000000.08 1000000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.08 1000000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 56833.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 842150.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101082.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -66.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2678 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In light of the increased risks experienced in Honduras as a result of disasters, risky migration, food insecurity and widespread violence among many other factors which are interrelated, IOM with the help of implementing partners (Plan International Honduras, Honduran Red Cross, and Fundación Alivio del Sufrimiento) is responding to the essential needs of populations on the move (internally displaced, returnees, migrants in mixed flows) through a multisectoral response including Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Shelter/Non-Food Items, and Multi-Purpose Cash assistance. Additionally, the project is contributing to the protection of people affected by disasters or displacement by providing temporary accommodation that also offers access to essential services and household items in a dignified manner. This project follows the approach of centrality of protection, accountability to affected people, protection against sexual exploitation and abuse, inclusion of people with disabilities, mainstreaming of gender and age considerations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Honduras Plan de Respuesta Humanitario 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1225754.16 574245.76 1799999.92 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1799999.92 1799999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 107722.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 731126.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21792.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272952.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129477.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530071.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6856.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2679 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 9 June 2023, the local government of Albay in the Philippines issued a mandatory evacuation order for residents living within the 6-kilometre permanent danger zone in response to Mayon Volcano’s Alert Level raised to 3, indicating a higher likelihood of hazardous eruption. The incident has thus far affected 10,147 families or 38,963 persons in 8 municipalities and displaced 5,819 families or 20,127 persons.Through this project, IOM aims to mitigate the adverse effects from Mayon Volcano Unrest and displacement situations on the most vulnerable, affected communities by complementing and strengthening the local capacity in responding to the outstanding needs for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), and in accessing safer living conditions and reduce the driving factors that could compel internally displaced persons (IDPs) and their families to rely on negative coping measures to meet their basic needs during their displacement. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 200000.09 200000.09 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000.09 200000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96213 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96213 103787 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103787 130616.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4339.85 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4911.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6099.11 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54033.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2681 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After more than 13 years of conflict, violence, and insecurity, Northeast Nigeria continues to remain a large-scale humanitarian and protection crisis, affecting millions of people in the region as well as cross-border. Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) residing in camps and host communities continue to experience limited access to basic services, crowded living conditions, significant protection risks, and exclusion from participating in or benefitting from the humanitarian services. These conditions are closely linked to conflict-induced and recurrent population displacement and are also a result of pre-existing low levels of services to address these concerns in the northeast. Moreover, the effects of climate change are evident in Nigeria compounding people's existing vulnerabilities. IOM is contributing to the decreased vulnerability of populations affected by acute crises in Northeast Nigeria by strengthening the capacity of local partners for future humanitarian responses. IOM is establishing the Rapid Response Fund (RRF) to rapidly disburse funds to local partners, addressing the funding shortage and efficiently respond to the pressing needs of IDPs, returnees and vulnerable host community members. This involves capacity building in Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Shelter and Non-Food Item (NFI), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Protection, and Multi-purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA). United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5158112.72 10316225.76 6017798.36 21492136.84 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21492136.84 21492136.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208889 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208889 873285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 873285 556822 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556822 989561 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 989561 1496967 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1496967 3953817 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3953817 129851.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39563.78 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 67314.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 85781.5 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91844.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -150.78 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25871.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 342300.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 166188.49 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 331574.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620747.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814972.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14903.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605358.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3011110.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85719.86 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3084674.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2682 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since October 2017, non-state armed groups have targeted civilians in Cabo Delgado province of Mozambique using violence, killings, kidnappings, abductions, destruction, and looting of public and private property. In total, there are an estimated 1.5 million people in need, which includes 946,508 internally displaced persons. To address the effects of violence and insecurity in northern Mozambique, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing humanitarian aid to conflict-affected persons – especially internally displaced persons, host communities, and those left behind – while reducing and responding to vulnerabilities and threats. IOM is delivering primary healthcare services through mobile and static clinics, while ensuring community-based health services through a network of activists and community health workers. For continuous and critical information on displacement numbers and trends as well as the needs of conflict-affected persons, IOM is implementing Displacement Tracking Matrix systems to collect and analyse data. Moreover, a crisis modifier is included to respond to a potential crisis caused by natural hazards or other shocks, including epidemics and disease outbreaks. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 634656.79 1903978.2 1531382.28 3700001.11 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4070017.27 4070017.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2960000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3193096.01 8392.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 22943.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 176814.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475445.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 657624.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710930.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856224.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499173.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2684 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Northern Mozambique is facing a complex crisis marked by a dire humanitarian situation. Currently, the country has over one million internally displaced persons due to conflict. Moreover, hundreds of thousands are affected each year by climate shocks. Most recently, Tropical Cyclone Freddy caused massive flooding, which has worsened an ongoing cholera outbreak, impacting 1.4 million people across Mozambique and triggering the displacement of tens of thousands of people in affected areas. In continuation with previous years, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is engaging in a multi-sectoral response to ensure the dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected by disasters driven by climate shocks and conflict, as well as to contribute to empowered and resilient individuals and communities in Mozambique. This includes activities related to Emergency Shelter, Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Emergency Health, and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 108790.31 550032.64 600000.21 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 658822.95 658822.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665188.47 331.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 365.01 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17853.87 56796.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11340 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 48492.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158691.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211628.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101587.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59162.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2685 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the crisis in Sudan, the influx of people fleeing the country has significantly increased, with more than 35,000 individuals, including 90 per cent of South Sudanese nationals, crossing border entry points along the Sudan-South Sudan border. The conflict has already affected South Sudan’s economic outlook, particularly for northern states that heavily rely on imports from Sudan, leading to an increase in food prices and fuel costs and exacerbating protection risks, food insecurity and negative coping mechanisms. Resources are currently limited to provide support to stranded returnees from border points to areas of origin or relocation, calling for a need to enhance cash-based interventions. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting the efforts of the Government of South Sudan to address the most urgent basic needs of returnees arriving from Sudan and internally displaced persons affected by floods and conflict. In coordination with the Cash Working Group, IOM is providing basic needs assistance to 40,000 highly vulnerable returnees and internally displaced persons through cash-based interventions in areas with functional markets and in-kind support. South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5000000.07 5000000.07 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000.07 5000000.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked South Sudan - Ministry of Finance and Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 298415.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1937831.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2132936.56 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432794.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17378.03 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14548.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195191.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2686 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to years of protracted armed conflict, increased poverty, economic collapse and pervasive environmental degradation, South Sudan is in the midst of a prolonged humanitarian crisis. Humanitarian needs continue to rise with an estimated 9.4 million South Sudanese in need of humanitarian aid and protection services in 2023. South Sudan remains one of the most food-insecure countries in the world with around 6.6 million people experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity. Moreover, the outbreak of fighting in Sudan on 15 April resulted in an influx of people fleeing the country, with more than 73,000 individuals crossing border entry points along the Sudan-South Sudan border. The conflict in Sudan has already affected South Sudan's economic outlook, leading to an increase in food prices and exacerbating food insecurity and negative coping mechanisms. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to reduce food insecurity and malnutrition among vulnerable populations in Northern Bahr el Ghazal state, including returnees fleeing from the Sudan crisis, through providing adequate access to quality treatment for severely wasted children and promoting adequate maternal, infant and young child nutrition, combined with cash-based assistance. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1094026.14 1000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1094026.14 1094026.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1095290.25 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17616.54 54255.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578400 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333626.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111391.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2687 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ukraine's transition to low carbon emission services and energy efficient infrastructures has been severely impacted by the 2022 full-scale invasion by Russia and continuing war. Before the war, 10 million people across the country lacked access to safely managed water services, with approximately 20 million people unable to access centralized wastewater collection and treatment services. Widespread shelling through late 2022 has dramatically worsened access to vital utility services dependent on electricity. Rising energy costs have highlighted the importance of modernizing Ukraine's infrastructure and accomplishing with carbon dioxide emission reduction goals. With this contribution from the Government of France, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is responding to these issues through the restoration of water, sanitation and hygiene systems damaged by the war, by providing necessary repairs, replacements, and consumables and ultimately support safe and adequate access to water, sanitation, and heating services for conflict-affected populations. IOM is also improving access to renewable energy sources and climate efficient services through the upgrade of critical infrastructure. Additionally, the contribution is supporting research and data collection related to priority needs and population distribution across Ukraine to support evidence-based programming. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 7158130.79 491922.65 7000000.22 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7650053.44 7650053.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7633587.79 -7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7633587.79 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7633587.79 1458706.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1833214.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2285338.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1860092.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94828.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11485.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2688 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than 15 months after the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, it is estimated that more than 5.4 million people displaced in the country – 58 per cent of whom displaced for six months or more and 5.6 million returnees. Conflict continues to increase the humanitarian crisis and has led to a multitude of stressors and challenges that are often difficult for people affected by the war to cope with. The need for immediate assistance is immense especially for pregnant and lactating women in Ukraine considering their additional needs. Through one-time cash assistance to 5,200 lactating and pregnant women, and in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund, the International Organization for Migration is contributing towards the mitigation of negative effects of the war on pregnant and lactating women in Ukraine, reducing their vulnerabilities and addressing their needs. UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 570825.48 761100.48 1331925.96 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1331925.96 1331925.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1141399 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1141399 -519337 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -519337 709863 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709863 -99077 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -99077 504309.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49169.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619015.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60353.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2690 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The scale and magnitude of displacement within Sudan and into neighbouring countries has continued to increase since the conflict erupted in mid-April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. In May, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), International Organization for Migration (IOM), partners and host governments launched a six-month Regional Refugee Response Plan in response to the situation in Sudan. While UNHCR leads the inter-agency response for refugees and refugee returnees, IOM leads the support to migrant returnees and third-country nationals who do not have international protection needs and works closely as one of the partners on assistance to refugees and refugee returnees. Both agencies are working together with government counterparts and relevant partners, ensuring complementarity across the response. Under this project, IOM is providing lifesaving, humanitarian and protection assistance to refugees, migrant returnees and third country nationals fleeing from the conflict in Sudan to the neighbouring countries of Central African Republic, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia and South Sudan. The multi-sectoral response spanning several countries includes protection assistance, Displacement Tracking Matrix flow monitoring, mental health and psychosocial support, shelter assistance, water, sanitation and hygiene assistance, and direct healthcare, among other emergency movement assistance. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa Central African Republic IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 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 Sudan Crisis and Neighbouring Countries: IOM Response Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2721437.26 16378562.52 19099999.78 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19099999.78 19099999.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19100000 3574.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3574.09 50933.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6977.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -1.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 550000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 16718.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21130 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 35443.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3535903.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10671330.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3079728.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002081.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -132905.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33384.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2691 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in drought-affected areas of southern and eastern Ethiopia is quickly changing, and the gravity of the situation today has already surpassed the ongoing response. A further scale-up of the humanitarian response is required across sectors to meet the increasing needs of the most vulnerable populations facing dire needs in large parts of southern and eastern Ethiopia. Large areas of Oromia and Somali regions, parts of Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's region, and Southwest Ethiopia Peoples' region are highly affected by the drought. Dramatic increases in food insecurity, malnutrition, displacement, as well as deteriorating health and protection indices are some of the indicators of the dire humanitarian situation.Through this allocation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting support government-led efforts to address the protection and urgent needs of refugees, returning Ethiopian migrants and third country nationals fleeing the conflict in Sudan in the affected regions in Ethiopia. IOM’s multi-sector emergency assistance will benefit 32,000 individuals, including with transportation assistance to safety, protection assistance at points of entries, emergency water, sanitation and hygiene, multi-purpose cash, and health assistance. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1755685.59 2244314.94 4000000.53 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000.53 4000000.53 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 1177048.1 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13569.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 105602.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376053.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521209 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508163.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1104274.16 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46675.74 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127149.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26425.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6169.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2692 International Organization for Migration (IOM) An estimated 9.4 million people in South Sudan, including 2.2 million women, 4.9 million children and 337,000 returnees, are projected in need of humanitarian assistance and protection services in 2023 – reflecting a 76 per cent of the country’s population and a 5 per cent increase from 2022. There is a rise in the humanitarian needs of communities affected by endemic violence in South Sudan, driven by cumulative and compounding effects of years of conflict, sub-national violence, food insecurity, climate crisis and public health challenges. Sub-national and localized violence in particular could intensify with the ongoing tension between cattle keepers and farmers in greater Equatoria, along with fighting between opposition and splinter groups. Through the Rapid Response Fund (RRF) programme, the International Organization for Migration is responding to the acute emergency needs of disaster-affected populations in South Sudan through the provision of sub-awards to international and local organizations to provide short-term, effective and quick impact interventions to meet acute emergency humanitarian needs. This is complementary to efforts in building and strengthening the humanitarian response capacity of national South Sudanese non-governmental organizations through the provision of technical assistance on programmatic, administrative and financial aspects of their work. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 10399999.67 5199999.84 15599999.51 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15599999.51 15599999.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168318 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168318 1053022 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053022 1596885 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1596885 2409299 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2409299 2505541 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2505541 1355047 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1355047 354337.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1513112.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1277422.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1653639.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1410488.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 340642.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526360.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695104.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1008748.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695556.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 565509.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2693 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After more than eight years of conflict, the humanitarian needs continued to worsen across Yemen, especially for families living in protracted displacement and close to frontlines. There are 2,302,346 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and 1,240,944 IDP returnees in 13 governorates in the south of Yemen. In 2022, conflict-related reasons were still reported as a main driver of displacement and the needs of IDPs were aggravated by a weakened economy, rains and flooding, and fuel shortages. Vulnerable communities are likely to resort to negative coping mechanisms. Urgent support is needed, through an integrated evidence-based approach, for vulnerable households to purchase critical items and services in line with their needs; have access to safe water, health and sanitation services; and receive specialized and general protection and camp coordination and camp management services. In line with an ongoing Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance funded project, as well as Yemen’s 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan and the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s 2023 Crisis Response Plan, the Organization is contributing towards alleviating immediate suffering of food insecure populations with timely and high impact multi-sectoral interventions, as well as complementary interventions, such as assessments through the DTM, that are crucial for informing the integrated response. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5916633.53 17158367.14 23075000.67 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23075000.67 23075000.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190045 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190045 3982455 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3982455 3520894 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3520894 7017266 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7017266 6859523 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6859523 1504817 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1504817 2315.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18934.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12960 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 743995.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3426189.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5417563.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7862913.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5226872.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342692.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2694 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Bulgaria has been providing direct support and humanitarian assistance in Registration and Reception Centers (RRCs) managed by the State Agency for Refugees (SAR) since 2016 and established two safety areas for unaccompanied and separated asylum-seeking children (UASC) in 2019 and 2020 in RRC Sofia – Voenna Rampa and Ovcha Koupel, with funding under the Emergency Measures of the European Union’s Asylum, Migration, and Integration Fund. With this project, IOM Bulgaria is providing support in preparation and implementation of procurement procedures, and renovation and construction works in RCC Harmanli, where a new Safety Area is being designated for the accommodation of UASCs. All repair and renovation works are carried out in close coordination with SAR and UNICEF, based on the results of the needs assessment and with a gender consideration approach. As a result, IOM is contributing to the improvement of the State Authority in Bulgaria’s reception conditions, ensuring its ability to provide a secure and safe area for the accommodation of UASC in one of the largest accommodation facilities for asylum seekers in Bulgaria - RCC Harmanli. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1061036.79 1899599.16 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1061036.79 1061036.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949799.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538740.53 911188.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480319.07 40684.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971918.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6456.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2695 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since April 2023, when violence broke out in Sudan, over 135,000 people have crossed into South Sudan as of 25 June. This number could double by October 2023. The situation in Sudan has affected the economy and security of South Sudan, especially in the northern states that depend on trade with Sudan. Protection monitoring conducted at the border indicates high numbers of vulnerable arrivals, including unaccompanied or separated children, older persons, persons with disabilities, those with urgent medical needs, single- or female-headed households, and pregnant women. An estimated 17,068 returnees are in collective centers whereas 24,206 returnees have been integrated into host communities. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) alone has facilitated over 35,000 returnees to key locations, with 72,000 more people estimated to be in need of such support in the next six months. In response, IOM is providing life-saving support to the most vulnerable new arrivals in South Sudan who face protection, health and physical risks. In coordination with the Government of South Sudan and other humanitarian actors, IOM is providing onward transportation assistance to 15,000 returnees through various modes of transportation, safeguarding dignified and safe human mobility and physical wellbeing of returnees. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 3928571.35 1571428.65 5500000 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5500000 5500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.11 3009016.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110417.88 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22700 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1892374.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292447.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43359.8 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175083.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2696 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Heavy clashes between the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces that erupted in on 15 April 2023 have already displaced more than 1 million people and affected the entire region. The unfolding crisis has resulted in a devastating humanitarian situation in and around countries bordering Sudan, creating additional needs to a situation that was already dire. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance in the form of health, nutrition, mental health and psychosocial support and protection to crisis-affected populations in three bordering states (Northern, White Nile and Gedaref) in Sudan. These integrated services are being provided by multi-disciplinary teams assisting the most vulnerable migrants, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host community members. This multi-sectoral assistance contributes towards the improvement of the health, nutrition and protection environment faced by IDPs, migrants and host communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 503012.91 996986.95 1499999.86 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.86 1499999.86 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 -225561.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -225561.81 119010 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 337440 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37286.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323071.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356537.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293812.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -192720.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2697 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In May 2020, Burundi held its first general elections since 2015. During the previous electoral cycle, political instability, coupled with natural hazards, forced more than 267,000 Burundians to flee the country and resulted in the internal displacement of 202,000 persons. Since the inauguration of the new government in June 2020, the country has witnessed notable improvements in terms of its security, political, and socioeconomic situation. These improved conditions have contributed to the voluntary return of a considerable number of Burundian refugees from neighbouring countries to their communities of origin, with more and more Burundians continuing to express their willingness to return home. To contribute to national efforts in strengthening reintegration capacity for Burundian returnees and displaced populations, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing reintegration assistance to approximately 44,085 individuals, including returnees, host community members and other displaced persons. This is being achieved through improving access to information on stability in areas of return through the Stability Index, improving access to basic services and livelihoods opportunities through small grants mechanisms and livelihoods programming, delivery of direct assistance and services to meet protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, shelter, mental health and psychosocial needs. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 609811.26 1290229.8 1900041.06 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1900041.06 1900041.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475010 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475010 475010 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475010 475010 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475010 475011 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475011 142500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2952.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 37401 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 46640.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402734.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567906.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569185.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83220.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2698 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Kenya, an estimated 6.4 million people needed humanitarian assistance in the beginning of 2023, including over 5.4 million projected to be severely food insecure, and over 677,900 children and almost 139,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women in need of treatment for acute malnutrition in 2023. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s Displacement Tracking Matrix, an estimated over 460,000 individuals were internally displaced in 2022-2022 across arid and semi-arid land counties. In response to the humanitarian crisis due to drought, IOM in partnership with five implementing partners (Arid Lands Development Focus, Rural Agency for Community Development and Assistance, Sustainable Approaches for Community Empowerment, Strategies for Northern Development, and Wajir South Development Association) is providing multi-purpose cash assistance to over 20,000 individuals to improve the deteriorating living conditions of target households in Marsabit, Turkana, Wajir, and Mandera counties, prioritizing the most vulnerable population. Multi-purpose cash assistance will complement the households’ purchasing power and enhance the functionality of the local economy towards stabilization and economic recovery. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71240.42 1130194.53 1201434.95 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1201434.95 1201434.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1201435 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1201435 80445.8 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 188602.17 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 318387.11 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 376666.21 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6349.41 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11454.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13531.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41795.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115353.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55199.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6339.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2699 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to a confluence of factors, including years of protracted armed conflict, increased poverty and pervasive environment degradation, South Sudan in entrenched in a humanitarian crisis of vast proportions. Humanitarian needs continue to rise, with an estimated 9.4 million people in South Sudan, including 2.2 million women and 4.9 million children, in need of humanitarian assistance and protection services. South Sudan is also home to the world’s fourth most neglected displacement crisis, with an estimated 2.2 million internally displaced persons (IDPs). The humanitarian situation remains dire in 2023 due to multiple persistent shocks and unaddressed root causes of needs. Prolonged violence, humanitarian access constraints, disease outbreaks, and economic and climatic shocks have severely affected the wellbeing and coping mechanisms of people. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) continues to respond to the needs of vulnerable people living in Protection of Civilians and IDP sites, as well as communities outside of camp settings experiencing similar shocks, by ensuring equitable access to basic services, enhancing living conditions and increasing resilience. IOM is coordinating a multi-sectoral response and engage a wide range of actors by promoting partnerships and cooperation between humanitarian and development actors. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2267627.05 4613773.33 5500000.38 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6881400.38 6881400.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1380411 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1774307.2 418216.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530058.47 3701372.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4709125.79 61.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -84230.4 6000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 318113.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2202952.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54008.92 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3513375.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296994.62 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9.36 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 543240.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5175.08 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -240.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2700 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the early hours of 6 June, explosions severely damaged the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Dam in Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s Kherson oblast. Though the dam had undergone extensive damage and stress since the start of the full-scale war, the final breach resulted in massive flooding, directly impacting an estimated 17,000 persons, with the potential to affect over significantly more in the region. Flooding has worsened over the days and has also impacted communities in Mykolaiv oblast and caused large-scale destruction in Kherson. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing to the collective efforts of the Government of Ukraine and other actors to address the immediate and urgent humanitarian needs created by the Kakhovka Dam destruction and prevent waterborne diseases among the affected population by conducting Health Promotion/Awareness on disease prevention. In addition, IOM seeks to improve access to medical services by enhancing primary health care facility capacities and providing health care through mobile teams, including mental health and psychosocial care. Furthermore, the project is providing and distributing lifesaving non-food item kits and equipment to enable populations displaced by the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam and returnees to maintain their dignity. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 999999.96 999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.96 999999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 117541.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 53673.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 280212.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 18548.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294350.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89545.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175806.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -34653.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4975.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2701 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive in Ukraine. The situation in the country quickly deteriorated, leading to a significant number of Ukrainians and third country nationals forced to flee the country. Since the onset of the crisis, as of May 2023, an estimated 5,088,000 people remain internally displaced in Ukraine and an estimated 8,255,000 displaced abroad. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing multi-sectoral interventions focused on humanitarian assistance to vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected populations in neighbouring countries hosting refugees from Ukraine. This project is responding to the most urgent needs of migrants, displaced people and affected communities, and mitigating underlying vulnerabilities and risks, through the provision of life-saving assistance and protection support. IOM seeks to contribute to the efforts of countries hosting refugees and third country nationals to enhance their access to services and enable socioeconomic inclusion. This is carried out in coordination with governments and local actors in neighbouring countries to ensure a unified response and enable inclusive practices. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Europe Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Latvia IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Estonia IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Czechia Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 14620807.12 18779192.31 33399999.43 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33399999.43 33399999.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33400000 110723.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 466130.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 928071.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3918.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 37538.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 20836.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2627974.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 204749.13 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25247.63 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1615892.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 437500 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 71707.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 680349.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233756.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2362407.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64622.85 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 819493.95 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7397268.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1106074.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11935718.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6450.23 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1810184.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569222.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -121743.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2702 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the Rohingya in Bangladesh, 2023 marks the sixth year since their mass displacement from Myanmar. While the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and the international community have maintained the provision of immediate lifesaving 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 uncertain. Since the influx of Rohingya people from Myanmar into Bangladesh in August 2017, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has significantly scaled up its presence and operational response. Through this project, IOM continues to engage in a multi-sectoral response to support vulnerable refugees and local communities in Cox’s Bazar through improved access to Health, Protection, Shelter, Site Management and Site Development, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3874850.34 1065957.45 4550000.65 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4940807.79 4940807.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3547671.84 440000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474649.41 909817.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 892624.07 24618.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 186929.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 168446.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63438.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 472123.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102960.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1154772.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73187.59 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186270.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2045343.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49437.69 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386711.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 703.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2703 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The conflict that broke out in Sudan on 15 April 2023 between the Rapid Support Forces and Sudanese Amred Force continues to have devastating consequences for millions of civilians, with 24.7 million people estimated to be in need of humanitarian assistance by December 2023. A severe humanitarian crisis has also unfolded in neighbouring countries, which to date are hosting over 1 million people who fled Sudan in search of safety and access to goods and basic essential services. This includes Ethiopia, where over 79,300 people have arrived as of September 2023. Through this allocation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and World Health Organization are supporting government-led efforts to address the protection and urgent needs of refugees, returning Ethiopian migrants and third country nationals fleeing the conflict in Sudan in the affected regions in Ethiopia. The project ensures that vulnerable arrivals are not left stranded in remote border areas and are able to receive immediate life-saving assistance and return home or relocate to designated camps. IOM’s multi-sector emergency assistance will benefit 32,000 individuals including with transportation assistance to safety, protection assistance at POEs, emergency water, sanitation and hygiene, multi-purpose cash, and health assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2300000.07 2300000.07 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300000.07 2300000.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300000 158949.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235741.24 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1335740.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190531.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 379037.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2704 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project represents a natural continuation of existing interventions conducted within the framework of the International Organization for Migration (IOM)/Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Mykolaiv, to address early recovery and winter needs of affected populations whilst providing support to the Mykolaiv authorities in addressing needs. IOM, in coordination and with the support of the Mykolaiv authorities, is largely supporting water, sanitation and hygiene improvements, winter needs – including access to alternative energy sources – and direct support to displaced and affected populations. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 9323424.13 2817327.47 83452287 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12140751.6 12140751.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2585697.4 39607058 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5731846.31 52785.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 154525.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 264225.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1094195.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259359.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1588849.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3875435.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710288.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15381.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2705 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over a year into the broad military offensive against Ukraine, there are 3.6 million people still displaced. This number has declined significantly since January 2023, with many people seeking to return to their areas of habitual residence. Among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), 74 per cent intend to return to their place of habitual residence, and five per cent intend to do so within the next two weeks. However, 17 per cent of IDPs indicate damage to their homes as a main barrier to return. They continue to live in collective centres or other temporary solutions as they lack the financial means and/or technical capacity to repair their homes and return to their communities. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting the safe return of Ukrainian IDPs to Irpin, Kyivska oblast, through the rehabilitation of apartment homes and community development initiatives. These community development initiatives, based on consultations with community members, include the provision of solar street lighting and a playground. These interventions contribute towards creating conditions for the safe and dignified return of populations displaced as a result of the war. The Property Business Network Association International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 237804.24 262195.74 499999.98 Contracted Grant Amount The Property Business Network Association International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.98 499999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Property Business Network Association International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 1740.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38500.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180709.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132486.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167926.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21363.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2706 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mozambique faces a triple humanitarian crisis with conflict, reoccurring disasters related to natural hazards and climactic shocks, and the impact of the coronavirus becoming increasingly complex. While the multisectoral response in Northern Mozambique has increased, the needs remain high. There is an urgent need to scale up in the listed areas to ensure adequate response to the needs of those affected by the conflict in Northern Mozambique while also ensuring capacity to respond to sudden onset climatic shocks which commonly occur during Mozambique's annual cyclone season from November to May and affect coastal and low-lying areas. In response, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) provides a lifesaving multi-sectoral response and mitigation assistance for displaced people and host communities in northern Mozambique. Contributing to humanitarian coordination, IOM continues the implementation of the Displacement Tracking Matrix and maintains leadership positions in cluster coordination mechanisms, particularly for the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) and Shelter clusters. Moreover, IOM is strengthening its provision of protection, mental health and psychosocial support, shelter and settlements, CCCM, and water, sanitation and hygiene services. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2700916.65 4379083.8 7080000.45 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7080000.45 7080000.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4407 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4407 983999 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 983999 1474206 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1474206 2289792 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2289792 1600556 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600556 727040 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727040 4123 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 51000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 42530.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 159241 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross -66.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 48139.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 266836.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 124391.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 864014.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2077713.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2436845.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 880488.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66238.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2707 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in Yemen has led to considerable suffering across the country. An estimated 4.3 million internally displaced persons, 300,000 migrants, refugees and asylum seekers and millions of conflict-affected host community members are caught in the midst of an active armed conflict where the most basic resources are not available to ensure safety, dignity or protection. Fighting has exacerbated high-risk coping mechanisms, stalled development gains made in the years preceding and driven the country to the brink of famine. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and its partners are providing integrated life-saving health and protection support that prioritizes the most vulnerable migrants in Yemen at disembarkation points, along transit routes and hubs, and in locations where migrants are stranded or trapped as a result of conflict. IOM is also providing the wider humanitarian community in Yemen with greater access to information and strategies on how to better support migrants in this complicated and dynamic operational context. While migrant needs will be prioritized under this action, IOM is provide vulnerable internally displaced persons, host community members, and other vulnerable populations in Yemen with critically needed protection and health support, ensuring equal access for all population groups if/when they are encountered. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 5468482.8 4292070.77 9000000.31 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9760553.57 9760553.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5695509.31 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2192982.46 26575.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 813825.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1431297.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3176128.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2328405.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1804163.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2708 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite efforts by host countries to regularize and integrate refugees and migrants from Venezuela, more than four million people still face difficulties accessing food, shelter, health care, education and formal employment in Latin America and the Caribbean. Moreover, amidst a global and regional cost-of-living crisis, Venezuelans are at heightened risk of being victims of abuses such as trafficking in persons, forced recruitment and gender-based violence. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing lifesaving humanitarian assistance to vulnerable migrants in transit or stranded at the Temporary Migrant Reception Stations in the Darien or in remote reception communities in the Comarca Embera Wounaan. IOM is providing essential services and assistance to improve their living conditions and dignity, reduce migrants’ suffering and avoid loss of life. This multi-sectoral action includes Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) activities at the Temporary Migrant Reception Stations, such as regular site visits to assess and refer urgent populations’ needs to relevant services and facilitate CCCM refresher trainings for humanitarian staff and government partners; providing access to food, health, essential non-food items, and protection assistance; and improving emergency shelter conditions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Panama Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 374832.61 1124498.82 1499331.43 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499331.43 1499331.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499331.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499331.01 19073.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 476886.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 998597.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4772.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2709 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this 12-month project, IOM proposes to support with the rehabilitation of the humanitarian hub within the first six months of the project and the operation of the hub for the following six months. The humanitarian hub, which has been informally approved by local authorities, is providing secure and safe office and accommodation services to humanitarian partners - facilities required to operate in Ta’iz. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 488356.25 255221.25 743577.5 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 743577.5 743577.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 743577.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 743577.45 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 5350 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43371.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407101.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133882.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173922.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20050.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2710 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is going through a severe humanitarian crisis, which poses a high risk of collapse and catastrophe. The end of the 20-year armed conflict between the Taliban and the Afghan National Security and Defence Forces in August 2021, followed by the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, has brought about a series of significant socio-economic challenges. The country is currently grappling with a rapid economic decline, widespread hunger, inflation driven by global commodity shocks, rising poverty rates, a fragile public health system, restricted media and civil society sectors, and the exclusion of women and girls from public life. Additionally, this transition has had a severe impact on Afghanistan's economy, leading to instability and limited opportunities for its people. Through this project, IOM is contributing to ensuring the continuity of comprehensive and data-driven response for vulnerable migrants in Afghanistan through addressing humanitarian, protection, and health needs of undocumented Afghan migrants returning from Iran and Pakistan and identifying longer-term needs of returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in key targeted provinces of high return. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2370128.36 12175379.17 8895237.66 18499999.45 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23440745.19 23440745.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4458598.73 8000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9900513.95 1063.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 47096.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236994.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4742912.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1703658.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1452142.54 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3798110.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452436.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 909873.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -69534.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -125695.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299550.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005342.97 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2712 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to the escalation of violent events and the constant shifts in fighting along frontlines between the conflicting parties, Yemen has plunged into one of the most severe and large-scale humanitarian crises presently experienced in the world. With over three years since the conflict escalated, Yemenis are still struggling with the deterioration of economic situation; the already precarious humanitarian situation has continued to deteriorate as a result of damage to civilian infrastructure and the disruption of what were already threadbare basic services. The proposed intervention is geared to contribute to the strengthening of capacities, awareness, and direct assistance for a greater protection and wellbeing of the most vulnerable conflict-affected populations in Yemen and to the Yemeni returnees from aboard. Through this intervention, IOM is planning to implement a series of actions aimed at reducing suffering, mortality, and morbidity among communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 310370.75 310370.7 620741.45 Contracted Grant Amount Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620741.45 620741.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620741.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620741.5 -2.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13399.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 935.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 46045.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292340.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175419.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126519.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33915.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2713 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing political and socio-economic developments in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela have led to the outflow of millions of Venezuelans into neighboring countries and beyond. The Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region has never experienced, in modern history, such a large-scale movement of both migrants and refugees. In the last six years, this number has grown nearly ten times as large, to approximately 7.3 million migrants and refugees from Venezuela outside their country worldwide, with more than 6 million hosted in LAC as of January 2023. As part of the ongoing response under the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP) 2023-2024, in 2023 over 3,410,000 million Venezuelans are currently directly targeted through the coordinated actions of the Interagency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants (R4V) partners. Through this allocation from the Government of Norway towards the RMRP 2023-2024, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing to the mitigation of humanitarian needs of migrants, refugees and community members affected by the mixed migration flows from Venezuela in LAC. This allocation will be dedicated to IOM activities in Aruba, Costa Rica, Curacao and Panama. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Panama Curaçao Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Aruba (Netherlands) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 525009.01 417050.16 10000000.57 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 942059.17 942059.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 931966.45 9739.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65330 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15563 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347453.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539525.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -35507.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2714 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the beginning of 2023, Somalia has been impacted by interlinked crises. While still affected by one of the most severe droughts in the last decades that has driven mass displacement, widespread death of livestock and a devastating food and water crisis, the country is now also receiving heavy rains which are causing flash floods and increased risk of riverine flooding in some areas. The main objective of this project is to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected by man-made and natural disasters in Somalia. IOM proposes an integrated emergency support intervention, including Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Protection, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Multi-Purpose Cash. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2489446.26 6391127.81 2968366.91 11000000.51 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11848940.98 11848940.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3547671.84 3200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3439091.72 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2603036.88 113293.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 113002.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66340 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 20175.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277946.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973703.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 422956.82 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 829345.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23413 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 992475.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2145820.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2715 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Horn of Africa and Yemen is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner, often relying on smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route (originating from Ethiopia and Somalia and transiting through Somalia, Djibouti and Yemen) with the intention of crossing the Gulf of Aden towards the Gulf States to seek better livelihood opportunities. The vulnerabilities of the migrants are one of the specific drivers to migration and determinants of IOM's response through the Regional Migrants Response Plan. Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities including protection assistance and services. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 434735.35 2215264.4 2649999.75 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2649999.75 2649999.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 83521 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 6500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -45010.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 237806.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1668422.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 516548.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128363.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53870.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2716 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The outbreak of fighting in Sudan on 15 April 2023 has severely affected the humanitarian situation in South Sudan. As of 14 August 2023, a total of 220,000 individuals have crossed the border into South Sudan, the majority entering through the Wunthow border point in Upper Nile, seeking safety. Through this project, IOM proposes to continue the provision of onward transportation assistance from border points to transit centers, and onward to final destinations of returnee’s choice. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 745525.25 1000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 745525.25 745525.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742942.05 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7555.44 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 1867.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 662411.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23261.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47846.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2717 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The world is experiencing a growing frequency, protractedness and scale of humanitarian crises, increasingly shaped by global challenges, such as the impact of climate change, heightened protection risks, socioeconomic inequalities, and the spread of epidemics. Today, IOM supports more emergencies than at any other time in its history, assisting over 31.1 million crisis-affected people (in 2022). As humanitarian needs grow substantially year on year, so is the number of internally displaced persons (IDPs). By the end of 2022, more than 70 million people were internally displaced worldwide, with women, children and marginalized groups often experiencing the greatest impacts (Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre, 2023).With the overall objective to contribute to addressing displacement crises while advancing its commitment to the Secretary General’s Action Agenda on Internal Displacement, through this project, IOM aims to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Solutions initiatives are coordinated and informed by evidence; and 2) IOM’s response to displacement crisis is more timely, effective, predictable and principled. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 911416.58 588583.26 1499999.84 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.84 1499999.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306952 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306952 169172 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169172 470364 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470364 423539 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423539 129973 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129973 14517.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292434.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314271.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 472636.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364453.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46159.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2718 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe. In addition to unimaginable human costs, this humanitarian crisis is reversing many of the gains of the last 20 years, including around women’s rights. The objective of this 12-month project is to ensure the continuity of humanitarian assistance provided to vulnerable undocumented returnees at the border, addressing the longer-term needs of returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in key provinces of high return through improved access to livelihoods. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan and neighbouring countries 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 469945.31 480376.88 10000000.44 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950322.19 950322.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 931966.45 16524.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77900.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165664.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247571.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306224.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63006.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39335.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2719 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ranked as the eighth most vulnerable country in the world to climate change, Pakistan is prone to natural hazards, which in recent years have become more recurrent, causing significant losses of lives and physical assets. Since mid-June 2022, Pakistan has endured extreme monsoon weather, causing widespread flooding and landslides that affected 33 million people in the country, with at least 664,000 people displaced.In response to the floods, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is delivering lifesaving assistance to 132,300 flood-affected individuals – mainly in Sindh, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces – while setting the foundation for early recovery and durable solutions. This involves the provision of multi-sectoral assistance and reinforcement of evidence-based responses through the wider availability of reliable data produced by IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) on the mobility trends and needs of floods-displaced populations. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1073517.42 1875527.76 2800000.2 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2949045.18 2949045.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2904536.85 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210306.87 119608.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2995234.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2720 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Overall, Ethiopians returnees require a range of basic and specialized forms of assistance. All returnees require immediate post-arrival assistance, including essential non-food items (NFIs) and short-term shelter in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Most returnees can travel to their home communities shortly after receiving this basic assistance, but the screening procedures of the Government of Ethiopia, IOM and other actors routinely identify migrants who need further assistance, which if not provided, would exacerbate vulnerabilities to threats or increase risks to the lives of migrants. Such cases require appropriate shelter services for extended periods of time. Furthermore, despite the recent peace treaty and cessation of hostilities, many Tigrayan returnees are unable to return to devastated communities or reunify with family. The proposed project aims to provide humanitarian assistance to vulnerable Ethiopian returnee migrants through the provision of shelter services and NFIs upon arrival back to Ethiopia, to support their return to their home communities, and to create awareness among Ethiopians in their communities of origin so that make informed migration decisions and do not pursue irregular ways to migrate. International Organization for Migration (IOM) King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 746154 223846.26 970000.26 Contracted Grant Amount King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 970000.26 970000.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436500 436500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436500 37875.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -10.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19943.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3651.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226259.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194149.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217378.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117917.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55835.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2721 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe. In addition to unimaginable human costs, this humanitarian crisis is reversing many of the gains of the last 20 years, including around women’s rights. The 2023 Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) states that a total of 28.3 million people (two thirds of the population) need humanitarian assistance to survive. The curtailment of Afghan women’s enjoyment of their rights is uniquely severe, with women’s access to secondary and tertiary education completely restricted as well as women’s engagement in the delivery of humanitarian aid through non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the UN. The objective of this project is to ensure the continuity of a comprehensive and data-driven response for vulnerable migrants in Afghanistan by addressing the humanitarian, protection, and health needs of undocumented returnees at the borders and identifying the longer-term needs of returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in key targeted provinces. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2676058.52 1823942.1 4500000.62 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000.62 4500000.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 1125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 1125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 1125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 31327.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935595.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515883.69 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70532.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540344.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 857672.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74004.52 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 911336.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59985.98 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353634.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2722 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the overall allocation strategy to improve living conditions and local integration for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Yemen who do not wish to relocate, IOM is providing transitional shelter, shelter rehabilitation support, and multipurpose cash assistance (MPCA) under this intervention. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3484615.11 290384.67 3774999.78 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3774999.78 3774999.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3775000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3775000 24667.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58229.37 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79536.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1488424.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87722.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1761189.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283398.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2723 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The war in Ukraine triggered one of the largest humanitarian crises on record with over 5 million people displaced as of May 2023, with another 4.7 million people reported to have already return to their habitual place of residence (IOM General Population Survey, May 2023). While the warfare continues, physical damage to more than 1,500 health facilities has been registered since the start of the full-scale invasion in February 2022 (RDNA2, World Bank, 2023). Simultaneously, the demand for health services and medicines has increased due to incidence of war-related injuries, exacerbation of chronic diseases, and the greater risk of diseases such as tuberculosis, HIV, cholera. In coordination with the Government of Ukraine (GoU) and local partners, IOM aims to increase access to health care services for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and war-affected communities in Zaporizka Oblast in a manner that upholds their rights, dignity and well-being, through providing essential equipment, medical supplies and medicines to health facilities, and developing capacities of medical practitioners. The project contributes to enhancing resilience and recovery of displacement- and war-affected communities in Zaporizka Oblast through improving the access to health care services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 91050.87 16882.04 100000.09 Contracted Grant Amount Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107932.91 107932.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107296.14 189.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66073.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28046.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12807.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2724 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe. In addition to unimaginable human costs, this humanitarian crisis is reversing many of the gains of the last 20 years, including around women’s rights. The objective of this 12-month project is to ensure the continuity of a comprehensive and data-driven response for vulnerable migrants in Afghanistan by addressing the humanitarian post-arrival, protection and health needs of undocumented returnees at the borders and identifying the longer-term needs of returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in key targeted provinces and integrate protection principles throughout the response. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4812343.48 8687656.75 13500000.23 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500000.23 13500000.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500000 84597.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2666323.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4717565.93 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1501132.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706169.33 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83189.24 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2159727.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2169883.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205907.73 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -531011.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -398173.87 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2725 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2015, IOM has been implementing a global project on reducing gender-based violence (GBV) through enhanced institutional risk mitigation efforts under the Safe from the Start Initiative (SftS) supported by the US Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM). IOM's Global SftS project entitled "Promoting the Reduction of and Improved Operational Response to Gender-Based Violence through Camp Management and Site Planning," is now entering its ninth year. In Phase IX, IOM continues to pursue key milestones set against commitments made by IOM under the 2021-2025 Roadmap of the Global Call to Action on Protection against GBV in Emergencies including: to strengthen risk mitigation and response capacities in key technical areas where IOM brings a strategic added-value to collective efforts on GBV - including Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Shelter and Settlements, and Health; to pursue the institutionalization and operationalization of the GBV in Crises (GBViC) Framework to foster more coherent and holistic responses of IOM to address GBV in crisis; and to continue supporting inter-agency initiatives from the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) and UN-wide system on collective Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2014615.34 895384.44 2909999.78 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2909999.78 2909999.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727500 727500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727500 727500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727500 727500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727500 338383.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389510.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482751.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1090079.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614390.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2726 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia is facing severe and escalating challenges due to climate change, including recurrent droughts, floods, and extreme weather events. Mass displacement, destruction of infrastructure, food and water crises, and the loss of livelihoods are among the dire consequences. The majority of these displaced individuals have sought refuge in urban areas, creating congested settlements with poor sanitation and hygiene conditions. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is addressing these critical issues by enhancing community resilience, improving shelter solutions, and enhancing sanitation facilities for internally displaced populations, with a focus on the Ladan internally displaced person (IDP) site in Doolow, Gedo region. This project, aligned with the goals advocated by the Greta Thunberg Foundation, targets vulnerable IDPs impacted by drought in the Ladan IDP site. It involves constructing a comprehensive women's market within the site to promote economic activities and support women and families. Additionally, IOM is providing improved emergency shelter solutions to households, allowing them to incrementally upgrade their shelters. Lastly, the project is enhancing sanitation facilities, constructing shared Ventilated Improved Pit latrines with flood prevention features and disability-friendly setups. Through these interventions, the project enhances the resilience and self-sufficiency of drought-affected displaced populations in the Gedo region. The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 33262.61 115129.06 137500.02 Contracted Grant Amount The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148391.67 148391.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133236.43 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16629.5 6366.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149442.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5942.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2727 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to reduce the morbidity, mortality and suffering of migrants and protect migrants along the northern border of Yemen in Sa’dah governorate through the provision of multisectoral lifesaving assistance and specialized protection services to migrants on the move in Sa’dah governorate. IOM will target an estimated 14,533 individuals with case management, support for gender-based violence (GBV) cases, establishment of safe spaces, integrated protection and health interventions - including Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) -, emergency migrants' protection assistance, and awareness raising about protection risks and available services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 532543.11 266271.56 798814.67 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798814.67 798814.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798814.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798814.53 4094.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146201.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140701.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145262.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268232.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38119.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2728 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Local organizations are at the heart of the humanitarian response in Myanmar, providing immediate assistance to people in need using their local knowledge, skills, networks, and comparatively wider access. Language has been identified as a critical participation barrier for local organizations, and thus simultaneous interpretation in meetings and translation of critical documents from English to Myanmar languages and vice versa are crucial to ensure the inclusion of local actors in coordination structures and enable them to receive clear, timely and actionable information for effective humanitarian response to affected people. The objective of this intervention is to strengthen the localization of the response through active coordination between national actors and international humanitarian partners, including United Nations agencies and international non-governmental organizations. The International Organization for Migration has hired hire a team of interpreters and translators working with cluster coordinators and other key stakeholders at the national level to strengthen humanitarian response coordination in Myanmar. IOM is further extending its support to the Inter-Cluster Coordination Group through the procurement of a one-year license of the software programme ActivityInfo, which is a vital tool to monitor the humanitarian response in Myanmar. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Myanmar Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 93231.43 53441.72 146673.15 Contracted Grant Amount Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146673.15 146673.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95367.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95367.17 51306 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Myanmar Humanitarian Fund (MHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51306 61755.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33733.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38209.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12975.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2729 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The breach of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine in June 2023 led to the depletion of the Kakhovka Reservoir and massive flooding, causing significant infrastructural damage. Homes, businesses, and community infrastructure have been devastated, compounding the challenges faced by a population already affected by ongoing war. With the reservoir's capacity reduced by 70 per cent, areas including Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, and Kherson regions are grappling with both water shortages and impacts of flooding. Water supply infrastructure was highly damaged and in affected regions, a substantial portion of the population has faced dire consequences due to the loss of access to piped water. Homes, businesses, and community infrastructure have been devastated, compounding the challenges faced by a population already affected by ongoing war. Through support from the Government of Canada, IOM is providing mid-term solutions such as clean drinking water and housing repairs while providing essential relief items, targeting 45,600 individuals in need. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1421740.16 2273003.05 4999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3694743.21 3694743.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3714710.25 2924.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38574.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17929.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 189.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167099.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394782.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1471417.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1211501.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205098.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2730 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Horn of Africa and Yemen is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner, often relying on smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route (originating from Ethiopia and Somalia and transiting through Somalia, Djibouti and Yemen) with the intention of crossing the Gulf of Aden towards the Gulf States to seek better livelihood opportunities. The vulnerabilities of the migrants are one of the specific drivers to migration and determinants of IOM's response through the Regional Migrants Response Plan. Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities including protection assistance and services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa Somalia Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ethiopia Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1667703.96 3332298.32 5000002.28 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000002.28 5000002.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 18000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 24000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 75017.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 17985.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 5024.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1335877.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2802027.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600499.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121568.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2731 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in Iraq continues to be characterized by general instability, protracted internal displacement, lack of public services, as well as inadequate shelter and housing. Humanitarian and protection needs remain significant across the country, despite the discontinuation of the humanitarian cluster system and the transition away from a post-conflict context. In this project, IOM continues building on previous and current humanitarian interventions, with a focus on improving the living conditions of displaced families in out-of-camp locations who are prevented or not able to return or integrate locally, through an integrated humanitarian response. IOM is providing shelter assistance and continues to strengthen its response in remote and underserved informal sites. The most critical needs of displaced populations are being addressed through the provision of integrated shelter support and site upgrades to improve safe and dignified living conditions and allow internally displaced persons (IDP) families to concentrate on other needs. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3562500.1 1187499.96 4750000.06 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4750000.06 4750000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582931 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582931 706186 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706186 1243025 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1243025 1333839 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333839 884019 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 884019 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 800 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 10150 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19850 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 583027.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1104443.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1255524.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1704803.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71401.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2735 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Starting on 24 February 2022, a large-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation triggered an unprecedented humanitarian crisis across the country. A year and a half into the war in Ukraine, the humanitarian needs are still as present as an estimated 17.6 million people remain in need of immediate assistance (OCHA Ukraine Humanitarian Needs Overview). This includes over 5.1 million people who continue to be displaced as of the April 2023 (IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix General Population Round June 2023). The upcoming winter season further increases the conflict-affected population’s vulnerabilities with temperatures expected to drop as low as -20 degrees Celsius. Through this project, IOM is delivering winterization assistance through a multi-sectoral approach focusing on Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MCPA), health, critical infrastructure repairs, protection and overall enhancing response to shocks. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15998430.83 6249269.49 17749999.88 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22247700.32 22247700.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11421319.8 8750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11075949.37 -5.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 150766.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 373376.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 602069.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 724515.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -3417.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1873934.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1472137.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6627422.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1303270.33 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7600197.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585190.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -740524.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2738 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe. In addition to unimaginable human costs, this humanitarian crisis is reversing many of the gains of the last 20 years, including around women’s rights. Through this project, IOM aims to address humanitarian protection and health needs of vulnerable returnees at the border with Iran and in the provinces of return through direct assistance that aim at reducing their vulnerability and increasing their capacity to address protection risks. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3532759.81 17411742.24 19299999.91 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20944502.05 20944502.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2080000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2305986.7 6960000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7424158.92 6400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6859592.71 1007092.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292331 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520481.49 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1430874.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2777268.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2051338.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1374623.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1435371.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2882628.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5081937.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2739 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Haiti is a major source country for emigrants, which over the years has resulted in a significant diaspora and a migrant population living in host countries such as The Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. As a direct consequence of the lack of regular pathways for migration and limited socioeconomic opportunities in their country of origin, many of these Haitian migrants are often forced take irregular pathways, risking their lives by embarking on dangerous journeys to reach more prosperous territories, including perilous sea and land crossings. In fact, Haitian migrants regularly face a wide range of protection issues, including human trafficking, smuggling, communicable diseases as well as lack of reintegration assistance for returnees and deportees. In close coordination with government authorities, the proposed intervention aims to ensure access to critical humanitarian assistance to vulnerable migrant communities, including Haitians, in The Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - The Bahamas Caribbean The Bahamas Dominican Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Caribbean Environmental Resilience and Disaster Displacement Response Plan 2022 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 250590.46 749409.66 1000000.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.12 1000000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 22501.08 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17426.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31286.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248456.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304.53 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127355.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4242.67 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235765.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20345.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2740 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2022, new and ongoing wars, violence, persecution, and human rights abuses have seen the number of people forcibly displaced reach over 100 million, 71.1 million of whom are internally displaced. IOM now responds to more emergencies than at any other time in its history. Globally, the Department of Operations and Emergencies (DOE) is IOM’s institutional lead for emergency response and preparedness, including through global coordination, capacity-building, surge support, as well as policy and strategic guidance. While the global increase in IOM’s humanitarian budget and resultant responsibility has led to growth in its field workforce and presence, the Organization’s resources for its headquarters-based technical capacity has not expanded at the same rate due to project-based business model and limited core funding, leading to gaps in support, coordination, and coherence.This project contributes to mitigating human suffering by strengthening IOM and partners’ capacities to address and prepare for mobility dimensions of crisis in a principled, effective, and accountable manner. Building on the last five phases of the project, IOM is consolidating its humanitarian footprint in the following four priority outcome areas: (1) consistent and coherent humanitarian action; (2) data and evidence; (3) capacity building and field support; and (4) strategic partnerships. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3270598.18 729401.98 4000000.16 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000.16 4000000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -112.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -112.25 523250.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525009.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 850131.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1776695.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324076.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2741 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nigeria, specifically the Northeast region, continues to remain a country with severe humanitarian needs due to insecurity, poverty, and climate change. After 14 years of conflict, the humanitarian crisis in the Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe (BAY) States has changed little in terms of scale and severity. This project focuses on national and international actors involved in crisis response, as well as individuals affected by the crisis such as displaced populations, host communities, and returnees. The activities are being carried out in both displacement sites and host communities. The direct assistance encompasses the following sectors: Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM); Shelter and non-food items (NFI); Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH); and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS). United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3790419.27 8651980.33 6365320.19 18807719.79 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18807719.79 18807719.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138554 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138554 1000069 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000069 1996867 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1996867 2337402 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2337402 2118474 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2118474 458.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 138554.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1484430.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2252607.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3152137.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333509.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2742 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 7 July 2023, Mount Bagana, located in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) in Papua New Guinea, experienced a moderate volcanic eruption which emitted ashes, gas, and steam plumes and caused significant ashfall in local communities. Two eruptions were reported in the following days by local communities. About 8,000 affected people within the disaster zone are reportedly in need of immediate assistance. Immediate needs identified by the Autonomous Bougainville Government include temporary shelter, non-food items (NFIs) including water containers and water purification tablets, safe and clean drinking water, food rations, medical supplies, and protection services. The need for a detailed sectoral assessment to determine the full extent of the disaster was highlighted.Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to meet the urgent humanitarian needs of people affected by the moderate volcanic eruption in AROB, particularly vulnerable groups such as older people and people living with disabilities. IOM is scaling up and expanding its existing field presence and portfolio to provide emergency assistance to affected populations, focusing on shelter, NFIs, and camp coordination and camp management. IOM is also providing logistics support to authorities to transport NFIs and deploying field assessment teams. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 20791.97 179208.01 199999.98 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199999.98 199999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162872 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162872 36538 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36538 590 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590 162872.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44378.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2025.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6141.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3042.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2743 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The outbreak of fighting in Sudan on 15 April 2023 has severely affected the humanitarian situation in South Sudan, particularly in northern states of the country. Since the onset of the crisis, the influx of people fleeing Sudan has increased sharply at multiple border points between Sudan and South Sudan, in particular in Upper Nile, Northern and Western Bahr el Ghazal States. In this project, IOM protection staff continue to conduct rapid vulnerability screenings in order to identify and register the most vulnerable people at Points of Entry (PoE) and ascertain their voluntariness to return to their areas of origin or intended destination (if different from area of origin) and thereafter facilitate onward transportation assistance (OTA). International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1333333.38 2666666.6 3999999.98 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3999999.98 3999999.98 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 2917237.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260748.1 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 716252.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10899.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80657.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14205.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2744 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian crisis in Yemen, as result of more than eight years of conflict, has left millions grappling to meet their most basic needs. Under the proposed intervention, IOM in Yemen is implementing multisectoral activities to address life-saving needs of vulnerable internally displaced persons, migrants, and host community members. In addition, IOM seeks to support target individuals to transition from emergency to recovery conditions, via programming that restores access to basic services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 461893.57 470113.87 10000000.32 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 932007.44 932007.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 931966.45 21329.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328538.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399060.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76522.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108969.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2745 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since March 2022, North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has experienced insecurity due to the resumption of conflict between the Mouvement du 23 mars (M23) and the Forces Armées de la République Démocratique du Congo (FARDC) and their allies, resulting in a severe humanitarian crisis. Since the resurgence of the M23 group, the number of displaced people has increased significantly, with 590,786 individuals displaced though 818,266 others have reportedly returned to their area of origin, as of August 2023. While the needs of populations in displacement persist, there is also a growing need in parallel to support communities who have returned.Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) contributes to strengthening the humanitarian response in areas of displacement and return, with a focus on preparing durable solutions and enhancing health systems. IOM is carrying out a return index assessment in Rutshuru territory to inform the broader response of the humanitarian and development community; distributing flashlights and disseminate gender-based violence risk mitigation messages; rolling out the Camp Coordination and Camp Management Cluster strategy in North Kivu province; and reinforcing the capacity of the National Border Hygiene Program to deliver healthcare services. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 454806.63 480717.26 10000000.24 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935523.89 935523.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 931966.45 129338.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197213.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 563178.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102311.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54801.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2746 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the Rohingya population in Bangladesh, 2023 marks the sixth year since their mass displacement from Myanmar. While the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and the international community have maintained immediate provisions for lifesaving assistance, the needs are immense and complex challenges continue to emerge in the response. Hosting nearly one million Rohingya, Cox’s Bazar is the world's most significant refugee settlement, where refugees reside in 33 extremely congested camps. The lack of resources and opportunities in the camps has resulted in harmful coping mechanisms, including the Rohingya undertaking perilous boat journeys in search of a better future elsewhere. Through this project, IOM is improving the quality of life and reducing the vulnerability of Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar by contributing through the provision of shelter - liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) intervention; and the provision of integrated healthcare support to communities through the non-governmental organization Friendship. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3087130.28 2942137.17 4756296.05 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6029267.45 6029267.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3146172 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3913755.11 201571 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245818.29 1408553 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1776233.29 0.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50063.76 -19763 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25566.62 266217.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 715478.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4172.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 401178.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4283818.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280149.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9289.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2748 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Compounded by climate change, communities in the dry region of Kenya are driven to migrate in search of essential assistance and resources. The vulnerable population displaced by prolonged droughts face significant challenges in accessing basic needs such as food, water, hygiene, health, education, and infrastructure. In this project, IOM is providing multi-purpose cash assistance to internally displaced persons and host communities in Marsabit and Isiolo Counties. The cash assistance is informed by deployment of IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to generate up-to-date data on climate-induced displacement and the needs of the internally displaced persons (IDPs). Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 76155.41 323844.81 400000.22 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.22 400000.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 7820.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78564.96 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80405.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60091.82 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -3.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -33.56 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8163.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149894.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2948.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17508.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 537.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2749 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The outbreak of fighting in Sudan on 15 April 2023 has severely affected the humanitarian situation in South Sudan, particularly in northern states of the country. Since the onset of the crisis, the influx of people fleeing Sudan has increased sharply at multiple border points between Sudan and South Sudan, in particular in Upper Nile, Northern and Western Bahr el Ghazal States. Through this project, IOM is providing life-saving interventions to the most vulnerable new arrivals in South Sudan who face protection, health and physical risks. IOM is providing Onward Transportation Assistance (OTA) to returnees who are travelling from Renk to Malakal and then to their final destinations which include Bentui, Juba, Kaujok, Fangak, Wau, Nasir and Fangak. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis and Neighbouring Countries: IOM Response Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3000000.06 3000000.06 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000.06 3000000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 1728856.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1212390.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58753.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2750 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2018, the prevailing security situation in the Nord, Sahel, Centre-Nord, Boucle de Mouhoun, and Est regions of Burkina Faso, in the form of armed attacks and insecurity, has perpetuated the unprecedented humanitarian emergency marked by mass displacement and disruption of access to basic social services. Following the actions taken in the previous phases, the Conflict Prevention and Community Cohesion Committees benefiting asylum seekers and the host population, led by community leaders and agents of the Burkinabè Humanitarian Action, continue to represent the targeted communities within the project, based on lessons learned from the previous phases. This project covers the needs of new beneficiary households selected in cooperation with local authorities and the community-based committees according to predefined criteria. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burkina Faso Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 238050.28 561949.67 799999.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799999.95 799999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 101000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 101000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 62903.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115043.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315179.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98103.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6873.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2751 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Located in the southern band of the Sahara, Niger is categorised as one of the world’s least developed countries. In 2022, the humanitarian situation further deteriorated with the persistent activity of non-state armed groups (NSAG) in areas bordering Mali, Burkina Faso, and Nigeria. These conflicts have resulted in significant population displacements in the regions of Diffa, Maradi, Tahoua, and Tillabéri.This proposed project aims to deliver humanitarian assistance to improve the living conditions, resilience, dignity, and protection of crisis-affected populations in Diffa, Tahoua and Maradi. The proposed intervention aims at providing safe and dignified shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons (IDP) in Diffa and Tahoua. Additionally, needs-based protection-specific kits including hygiene kits inclusive of Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) items, baby kits, and educational kits are being distributed in the Tahoua region to vulnerable women, girls and boys from host communities, IDPs and Malian potential refugees. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Niger Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1235820.09 614180.18 1850000.27 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1850000.27 1850000.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462500 462500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462500 462500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462500 462500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462500 132100 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 221533.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58589.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362568.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 445596.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426842.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115107.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2752 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 7 October 2023, a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck 40km west of Herat City in Herat Province, western Afghanistan. Several aftershocks have occurred since, with the initial quake felt in neighboring Badghis and Farah provinces. On 11 October, another earthquake of 6.3 magnitude struck 31km northwest of Herat and was followed by an aftershock of 5.0 magnitude. According to the latest Multi-Sectoral Rapid Assessment data as of 10 October, there are reportedly thousands of families affected with 1,394 recorded deaths, 13,373 injured, and hundreds of houses destroyed. These numbers will increase as information is compiled.Sanitation services have been identified as a priority need by the International Organization for Migration (IOM). Almost all households reported having no access to sanitation facilities due to destruction of their latrines, no education, lack of awareness about hygiene and cleanliness. To prevent a concurrent cholera outbreak and maintain the health and dignity of those affected, IOM is establishing toilets and shower facilities at both the household and camp level in a gender-sensitive manner, ensuring that IOM’s sanitation interventions are universally accessible but also mindful and supportive of the specific needs and challenges encountered by various gender demographics. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 571428.52 428571.45 999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.97 999999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 4539.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69740.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 885712.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40006.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2753 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 10 September 2023, Storm Daniel hit northeastern Libya with heavy rains and flash floods affecting multiple cities and towns. Derna is the most affected in terms of human and structural impact. Dams have been heavily damaged, causing flooding and sweeping entire neighbourhoods into the sea. As of 14 September, over 884,000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance.With the support of Global Affairs Canada, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing life-saving efforts in northeastern Libya, providing relief support directly to floods-affected populations. IOM is providing direct assistance by focusing on distribution of non-food items, providing emergency shelters, refurbishment/establishment of collective centers, medical assistance, and revitalization of health facilities in both displacement sites and areas of return damaged by the floods. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 850462.15 628309.64 2000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1478771.79 1478771.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1481481.48 -0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6577.8 271901.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 752152.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372829.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77342.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 676.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2755 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 10 September 2023, Storm Daniel made landfall in Libya causing severe weather conditions, including strong winds and sudden heavy rainfall affecting northeastern areas. Storm Daniel’s preliminary death toll of 5,300 in Libya surpasses the 1927 floods in Algeria (3,000 killed) as the deadliest storm in Africa since 1900. It is also the deadliest storm globally since at least 2013 when Super Typhoon Haiyan killed 7,354 people in the Philippines. The Benghazi area is one of the key destinations for internally displaced persons and migrant workers in Libya, where a large number live in informal sites. In response, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting life-saving efforts in northeastern Libya, providing relief support directly to floods-affected populations. IOM is providing direct assistance by focusing on the distribution of non-food items, providing emergency shelters, refurbishment/establishment of collective centers and medical assistance in both displacement sites and areas of return damaged by the floods. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1215655.91 784343.88 1999999.79 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999.79 1999999.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 316192.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770840.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700325.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135489.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77152.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2756 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since mid-June 2022, up to 33 million people in Pakistan have been affected by severe monsoon weather, causing flash floods and landslides, which have resulted in severe loss of human lives, property, and infrastructure as well as the displacement of 7.9 million people. The flooding significantly damaged infrastructure, destroying 2.9 million homes and displacing a considerable part of the population. More than one million people still live near flood waters, as of May 2023, and over 4.5 million people do not have access to safe drinking water due to destroyed or contaminated water sources. In continuation of its floods response, IOM is enhancing coordination efforts for the emergency Shelter and Non-food Items (S/NFI) sector in Pakistan and mobilizing Pakistani diaspora in the United Kingdom to better understand its current and future engagement with flood affected people in Pakistan. This includes the reinforcement of streamlined coordination in the Emergency S/NFI and the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) sector coordination mechanisms, and mapping of Pakistani diaspora in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and their involvement to humanitarian responses to the flood affected people in Pakistan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Pakistan Floods Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 13362.02 208533.04 70804.84 292699.9 Contracted Grant Amount Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292699.9 292699.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292700 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292700 74146.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198107.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6679.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13627.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2757 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the Humanitarian Implementation Plan (HIP) for Enhanced Response Capacity (ERC), IOM is improving global humanitarian supply chain operations through the development and roll-out of a new version of IOM's innovative Common Pipeline Management online database application. Common Pipelines allow for the joint procurement, transport, pre-positioning, and storage of relief items by one agency on behalf of pipeline partners. Through this proposed project, IOM intends to support Shelter and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene clusters by providing available and accessible supply chain data, to allow the clusters to take faster, more comprehensive decisions, thus ensuring faster and more efficient responses.This application will be available to organizations leading Common Pipeline operations, and will be available to be used by all pipeline partners for making stock requests. Throughout this project, IOM is leveraging its expertise in supply chain management and 10+ years of experience in managing Common Pipeline operations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 19722.81 237016.28 42416.3 279999.9 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299155.39 299155.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238044.63 25737.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53777.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52198.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75768.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2759 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Instability in Afghanistan during the past few decades has led to a substantial influx of Afghans into Pakistan. In this project, IOM is seeking to expand its support to vulnerable Afghan nationals in Pakistan and host communities to enhance their living conditions and resilience. This is being achieved through a set of activities centred around facilitating Afghan nationals' access to services through efforts to mitigate the tensions that might arise with the host community and through efforts targeting both the basic needs of targeted populations. For this, IOM's support evolves around the tracking the human mobility of Afghan nationals and efforts to comprehensively map their needs, and provide evidence-based cash assistance, housing support, health support, access to clean and safe water (Water, Hygiene and Sanitation (WASH)) and rehabilitation of community-based infrastructure. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3352825.9 3147174.45 6500000.35 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000.35 6500000.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000 150305.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 96105.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31871.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 605507.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7998 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 270447.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 98523.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436787.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1831057.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2177264.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763472.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36607.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2760 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) to 3,500 households (HHs), around (17,500 people) in Sudan. MPCA is being provided to the most vulnerable to meet their basic needs, such as shelter, water, food, transportation, medical costs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2372538.75 127461.38 2500000.13 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.13 2500000.13 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 21169.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385961.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339046.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1696888.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56935.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2762 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is supporting the Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) in the establishment of their European Humanitarian Response Capacity (EHRC) Emergency Regional Stockpiles in reaction to the increased difficulty of delivering relief items to affected populations due to global supply chain and other sectoral challenges. Through this 18-month project, IOM supports ECHO with pre-positioned stocks in strategically located warehouses, ready to be rapidly delivered to people in need by ECHO certified partners. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 212637.73 1484601.12 353066.28 1882432.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2050305.13 2050305.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1280000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1403508.77 225945.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242171.06 87678.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22496.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69946.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315120.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2763 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to provide life-saving support to flood-affected communities through the provision of integrated water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in Baardhere and Kismayo districts of Jubaland state of Somalia. The project is expected to contribute to the countrywide efforts by the humanitarian actors to alleviate the impact of El Niño. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 692877.1 507122.96 1200000.06 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000.06 1200000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 1825.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135063.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313892.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697882.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2764 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Instability in Afghanistan during the past few decades has led to a substantial influx of Afghans into Pakistan. Per current estimates, there are 3.7 million Afghans living in Pakistan. In this project, IOM is seeking to expand its support to vulnerable Afghan nationals in Pakistan and host communities to enhance their living conditions and resilience. This is being achieved through a set of activities centred around facilitating Afghans access to services through efforts to mitigate the tensions that might arise with the host community and through efforts targeting both the basic and longer-term needs of targeted populations. Adopting a community-owned approach and a holistic approach to meeting the multiple needs of affected populations, the activities engage humanitarian and development stakeholders, Government of Pakistan (GoP), local authorities, civil society, and beneficiaries themselves. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Pakistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan and neighbouring countries 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3339878.8 10737465.16 12162730.42 15201050.48 3623252.66 45064377.52 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45064377.52 45064377.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3134467.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3134467.09 8500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8500000 46759.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 333221.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 742986.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19633.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40086.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53712.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 659129.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -837572.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2765 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On the morning of 15 April 2023, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched an offensive against the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), leading to open conflict between the two parties in several Sudanese states. Since the outbreak of violence in Sudan, over 370,000 people have found refuge in Chad. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to meeting the emergency needs of Chadian returnees from Sudan in the east of Chad through improving: 1) improving living conditions for vulnerable returnees in sites via shelter and settlements assistance, 2) improving access to clean water and hygiene for vulnerable returnees, and 3) supporting the social and economic reintegration of Chadian returnees displaced from Sudan. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland 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 Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 476511.3 94264.9 499999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570776.2 570776.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570776.26 2107.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63806.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316277.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122454.26 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -141.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52922.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4108.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2766 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the beginning of the hostilities in Sudan on 15 April 2023, nearly 500,000 displaced individuals have fled to neighbouring Chad. Field assessments have further indicated that the most urgent needs of this population are food, shelter, non-food items (NFIs), cash and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). Under this grant, IOM is providing Shelter/NFI and settlement support aimed towards creating a dignified sites for returnees, and vital protection during the rainy season. Additionally to address the WASH needs, this project is creating three new water access points to provide clean water for returnees, as well as the creation of latrines along with handwashing stations and the implementation of community-based hygiene promotion activities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland 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 Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1816221.04 683778.96 2500000 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 2500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14264 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14264 308681 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308681 691463 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691463 1485592 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1485592 14264.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 683198.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1722164.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81871.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1497.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2767 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the recent escalation of violence, IOM aims to ensure the safety and dignity of third country nationals (TCNs), family members, and evacuees from the crisis in the Occupied Palestinian Territory through Egypt and from Israel by strengthening access for vulnerable individuals to life-saving movement, protection, and health assistance in line with humanitarian principles. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Israel Palestinian Territories Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services IOM Flash Appeal - Regional Humanitarian Response to the Crisis in the Palestinian Territory Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 457141.72 342856.32 799998.04 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799998.04 799998.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799998 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799998 -611065.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -611065.89 63180.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110125.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25499.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10073.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2768 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in Amhara region in Ethiopia has caused an increase in essential needs of the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees residing in crisis-affected areas. This proposed intervention aims to improve their dignity and living conditions by addressing their urgent needs through multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) and shelter/non-food item (SNFI) assistance through the management of Shelter/NFI Cluster pipeline. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 73003.79 1926996.29 2000000.08 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.08 2000000.08 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 2712.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707620.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1083952.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47557.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146161.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -227003.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239001 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2769 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As of 4 November 2023, 261,200 Afghans returned from Pakistan through Torkham and Spin Boldak border points. It is estimated that 65 per cent of undocumented Afghan returnees from Pakistan are expected to require immediate post-arrival humanitarian assistance and protection. With winter approaching, winter related needs in a context of harsh climate conditions are increasing.Through this project, IOM is addressing the immediate post-arrival humanitarian needs of vulnerable undocumented and Afghan Citizenship Card (ACC) holder returnees from Pakistan with transportation assistance; shelter and household essential non-food items (NFIs) support; and camp coordination and camp management in the areas of return. The interventions also address immediate winterization needs (winter clothing, blankets, heating, fuel) of affected populations. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1636482.96 363517.04 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 815386.85 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303901.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470337.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254244.34 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71264.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115640.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30837.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2770 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe. This humanitarian crisis is reversing many of the gains of the last 20 years, including around women’s rights. At the end of 2023, returnees from Pakistan arrived in Afghanistan through border crossings and the trend is expected to increase through 2024. Through this project, IOM is addressing the humanitarian needs of vulnerable undocumented Afghan migrants returning from Pakistan through operations at the reception centres on the border with Pakistan in Kandahar and Nangahar and their respective transit centres, and in the provinces of high return. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5178005 751995.4 5930000.4 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5930000.4 5930000.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3430000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3430000 5930000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5930000 -3430000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3430000 117063.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443158.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104788.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636693.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1128985.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1049036.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654142.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1115739.67 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2771 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 20 November 2023, Mount Ulawun volcano on the border of the West New Britain (WNB) and East New Britain (ENB) provinces in Papua New Guinea erupted, spewing ash plumes. The volcano eruption caused mass displacement across the affected areas. To address identified immediate needs, a multisectoral humanitarian response is required. IOM's operational objective is to scale up and expand a holistic emergency response to the immediate and emerging needs of volcano affected populations. Building directly on its existing field presence and portfolio, IOM is responding to the immediate humanitarian needs by providing emergency assistance using a multisectoral and people-centred approach focusing on Shelter/Non-Food Items (NFIs), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), with protection mainstreamed. Also, IOM seeks to provide logistics support to the government in deploying field assessment teams as well as improve the living conditions in the internally displaced persons’ villages of origin. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 392047.72 107952.24 499999.96 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.96 499999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122236 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122236 149212 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149212 228552 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228552 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 171293.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165117.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140612.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22976.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2772 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last years and particularly as a consequence of camp consolidation and closure processes, the humanitarian context in Iraq has shifted significantly. With only a few formal camps remaining, the focus for essential humanitarian assistance is shifting to internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in situations of protracted displacement and of high vulnerability in remaining camps, in informal settlements and to returnees living in hotspots of severe living conditions. Through this project, IOM is providing comprehensive multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance in remaining formal camps, in underserved informal displacement sites and other vulnerable out-of-camp locations, in addition to continue gradually preparing for an exit strategy through capacitating governmental and non-governmental organizations to provide quality, principled humanitarian assistance to affected populations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1076049.69 1000000.2 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1076049.69 1076049.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1096491.23 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12336.34 693662.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381015.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9476.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2773 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Horn of Africa and Yemen is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner, often relying on smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route (originating from Ethiopia and Somalia and transiting through Somalia, Djibouti, and Yemen) with the intention of crossing the Gulf of Aden towards the Gulf States to seek better livelihood opportunities. The vulnerabilities of the migrants are one of the specific drivers to migration and determinants of IOM's response through the Regional Migrants Response Plan. Through this project, IOM is providing life-saving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities including protection assistance and services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Yemen Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Regional Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3397536.9 515419.46 40000000.45 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3912956.36 3912956.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3594213.32 39330.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 19028.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37737 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 25000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277445.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 861726.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1924806.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531488.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2774 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As part of the International Organization for Migration (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, IOM is contributing to the enhancement of the government’s capacity in protection, fulfilment of refugees’ basic rights, and strengthening the refugee reception system in Indonesia. More specifically, the project is mitigating 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) IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2700000.24 2700000.24 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2700000.24 2700000.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675000 675000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675000 675000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675000 675000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675000 432561.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62231.32 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586677.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105537.11 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642631.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121806.26 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142495.1 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630341.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2775 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the beginning of 2022, Somalia has been struck by an interlinked cluster of crises and conflict. While still recovering by one of the most severe droughts in the last decades that has driven mass displacement, widespread death of livestock and a devastating food and water crisis, the country is currently being impacted with heavy rains brought by El Niño weather phenomena, which is causing extreme flooding, leading to destruction of infrastructure, crops, and human losses. With the main objectives of reducing threats and vulnerabilities through humanitarian protection, and widening the access for migrants, displaced persons and communities live to essential services and contribute to sustainable development, IOM proposes an integrated intervention to strengthen community-based protection structures and building the capacity of humanitarian actors. These efforts strive towards the overall objective of reducing exposure to protection risks, and/or harm experienced in the communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1863798.66 947931.21 30000000.29 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2811729.87 2811729.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2795899.35 87124.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 915970.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760710.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388656.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2776 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is scaling up essential Health and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services in underserved areas in Yemen to support the urgent prevention and response to water-related and communicable disease outbreaks in the Radum and Habban districts in Shabwah. IOM is ensuring direct assistance in acute watery diarrhoea (AWD)/Cholera hotspots for an estimated 26,340 affected internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities, with specific modalities to reach migrants who are one of the most vulnerable groups in Yemen and disproportionally suffer from lack of access to basic services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1050000.05 1050000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000.05 1050000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 21310.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69812.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 744831.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214044.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2778 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia is at risk of several natural hazards, including drought, floods, cyclones, and climate-related diseases and epidemics, with continued and lasting effects of conflict and violence. This has led to 8.25 million people in need of humanitarian assistance (Somalia HRP 2023), with more than 4 million of them displaced internally by conflict, insecurity, forced evictions, drought, and floods – around 30 per cent of the country's total population (IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix). The Somali population therefore has pre-existing vulnerabilities related to high poverty rates and is experiencing the compounded effects of long-term conflict and recurrent natural disasters. In 2023, Somalia faced its worst drought for at least 40 years. This crisis has combined with flooding and ongoing security threats posed by extremist non-state actors to cause one of the world's largest displacement crises.With the main objective of contributing to improved resilience for vulnerable communities affected by conflict and recurrent disasters, IOM proposes an integrated intervention to strengthen the capacity of response systems, national and local institutions, and communities themselves. The intervention focuses on locations in Bay, Bakool and Gedo that are likely to be impacted by multiple hazards, including the planned Government offensive against Al-Shabab. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 356166.37 816782.26 1204783.29 2200000.41 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2377731.92 2377731.92 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) 1707577.37 160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171122.99 11866.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35847.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116829.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 319173.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2779 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe. This humanitarian crisis is reversing many of the gains of the last 20 years, including around women’s rights. At the end of 2023, returnees from Islamic republic of Iran and Pakistan arrived in Afghanistan through different border crossings and the trend is expected to increase through 2024. Through this project, IOM addresses the humanitarian needs of vulnerable undocumented Afghan migrants returning from Islamic republic of Iran and Pakistan through operations at the reception centers, on the border with Islamic republic of Iran and Pakistan and their respective transit centers, and in the provinces of return. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1761659.43 1500000.59 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1761659.43 1761659.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1796407.19 78893.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608602.75 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16943.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47979.62 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90406.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230466.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412125.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -500579.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2780 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is bringing critically needed freshwater to an estimated 120,000 host community members and internally displaced persons living in Al Makha City (Ta’iz). IOM is finalizing the long awaited Al Makha City water supply scheme by installing the final 8.5 km of the transmission line, completing efforts of nearly two years to bring fresh water to individuals who are currently utilizing highly salinated water sources. The nine-month intervention includes the installation of the transmission line via a local contractor, construction of 5 inspection rooms to support monitoring and maintenance of the system, provision and installation of six borehole monitoring devices to measure water depletion, and installation of an automatic chlorine dosing system to ensure proper disinfection of the water supply. As part of efforts to ensure sustainability of the water supply scheme, IOM is providing capacity building to the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation on effective chlorination techniques. Further, community hygiene promoters are being trained to disseminate key messages on safe water practices and the responsible use of water resources. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1000000.3 1000000.3 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.3 1000000.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 15258.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34888.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535998.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414169.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2781 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The recent flooding and mudslides from heavy rainfall and overflowing rivers has exacerbated the already challenging conditions faced by crisis-affected communities in Ethiopia. The proposed assistance aims to address the immediate and essential needs of a total 79,804 individuals (14,510 households) through multi-purpose cash (MPCA) and emergency shelter/non-food item (SNFI) assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2500000.04 2500000.04 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.04 2500000.04 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 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 700757.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1354147.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428867.13 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11719.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4509.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2782 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia has been facing severe and escalating challenges due to conflicts and climate change, including recurrent droughts, floods, and extreme weather events. Against a protracted mass displacement backdrop, the number of vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) in need of basic humanitarian assistance has been alarmingly increasing and the Post Delivery Aid Diversion (PDAD) has become growingly prevalent. This project aims to address these critical issues by: 1) continuing the scale-up of its Remote Monitoring Team (RMT) through the recruitment of Somali diaspora consultants with enumerator and data collection experience. The RMT supports rapid beneficiary verification through remote and; 2) continuing to expand its Biometric Registration and Verification (BRaVe) system through the registration of the targeted populations. This enables biometric registration, contributing to accurate identification and registration of beneficiaries, and a subsequent more efficient and effective aid delivery system. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 316683.15 83316.68 399999.83 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399999.83 399999.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 3716.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101015.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246225.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48505.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2783 International Organization for Migration (IOM) El Niño-induced heavy rains and flooding continue to hit parts of the East African region, including Burundi, resulting in the loss of lives, livelihoods, and displacement. Through this project, IOM aims to provide life-saving assistance to households affected by heavy rain and flooding in provinces that have been most impacted. The intervention components include: i) shelter/rental assistance; ii) food assistance; iii) Non-Food Item (NFI) and Hygiene kits distribution; and iv) Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) support. The proposed project will build on lessons learned from IOM’s past and current emergency response and assistance projects to effectively address acute needs, risks, and vulnerabilities for populations affected by climatic and other natural hazards. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 99999.98 99999.98 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.98 99999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10533 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10533 51567 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51567 37900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37900 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 15065.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73318.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16261.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4645.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2784 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The security situation in Haiti is becoming increasingly fragile, as gangs continue to expand their reach, causing further displacement in the Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Area (MAPAP) and in some provincial towns. Of the 198,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) reported by IOM, 93% of them have been displaced by gang violence. This wave of violence perpetrated by armed groups is having a negative impact on all sectors of the country. Displaced people are not only suffering from the violation of property rights, where their homes have been looted and burned, they are also lacking basic services. Understanding the extreme vulnerability of IDPs in the MAPAP, IOM is supporting displaced populations by addressing their humanitarian and protection needs through a multi sectoral approach. The project's objective is to contribute to creating safe and dignified living conditions for IDPs by gang violence in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince and mitigate the protection risks they are exposed. IOM is realising this by improving the Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI), Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) and Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) responses. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 624016.87 2675984.07 3300000.94 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3300000.94 3300000.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3300000 150000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5557.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315603.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213544.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262535.95 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328002.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2785 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) continues to ensure an adequate humanitarian response to the needs of affected populations and host communities in crisis related contexts in Africa in an efficient and timely manner in 2024. The German Federal Foreign Office Humanitarian Programme for Africa (GHPA) comprises two components to achieve two outcomes. The first is determined as a sustained response mechanism and is structured around ongoing crises and responses with predictable needs and aims at sustaining the response ongoing 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. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa Sudan Seychelles Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Reunion (France) Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Madagascar Saint Helena Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 South Africa Mayotte Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of Tunisia Togo IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Kingdom of Eswatini Sao Tome and Principe South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cameroon Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Congo (the) Central African Republic Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Botswana IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Angola IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Egypt Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lesotho Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Comoros Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 British Indian Ocean Territory Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Equatorial Guinea Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Gabon Ethiopia Eritrea Western Sahara Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11408537.94 10500002.67 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11408537.94 11408537.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1084598.7 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541711.81 9000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9443861.49 16626 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33124.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123202.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 322633.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6498423.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353111.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2786 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Burundi continues to be affected by climate-induced hazards which exacerbate existing socioeconomic vulnerabilities and heighten humanitarian needs. It is also located in an earthquake-prone geographic zone of the African Great Lakes, increasing exposure to catastrophic events. In recent years, disasters from frequent floods and storms have provoked massive displacement of persons, and at an increasing rate; dangerous storms involving violent winds and torrential rains have also caused severe damage to property and populations. This project is supporting the efforts of the Government of Burundi through a multisectoral approach response to internal displacement triggered by natural hazards by ensuring that affected populations have improved living conditions through shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene and health assistance; and affected and vulnerable populations have improved protection and mental health and psychosocial wellbeing through evidence-based humanitarian assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2026 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1353972.37 54027.75 1408000.12 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1408000.12 1408000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1408000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1408000 2378.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 23264.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23965.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331040.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 354962.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408992.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2787 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 9 September 2023, Storm Daniel made landfall in Libya, causing substantial rainfall and sudden floods in the northeast regions and coastal cities, with Derna municipality being the most affected. This resulted in a high number of casualties and population displacement, including migrant workers living in some of the most flood-affected areas. There are significant needs in the aftermath of the storm, including accommodation, health services and food. In line with its Resilience, Recovery and Reconstruction Plan, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing to improving the humanitarian situation and supporting the recovery and resilience of flood-affected populations in northeastern Libya. Specifically, through this project, IOM is assisting 28,040 disaster-affected individuals with health, water, sanitation and hygiene, socio-economic recovery and disaster risk reduction. Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 545541.32 1514266.59 117106.78 2000000.15 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2176914.69 2176914.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2157497.3 15000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 39024.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150805.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274209.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290240.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2788 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The escalation of conflict in Wad Madani, Aj-Jazirah State, Sudan since mid-December has caused a significant influx of new arrivals into South Sudan, particularly through the Renk border crossing. Since 18 December 2023, an estimated 38,000 people have been registered as arriving in South Sudan, with daily arrivals averaging around 1,800 individuals. It is estimated that about 324,000 people will arrive in South Sudan in the next six months. People forced to flee Sudan face multiple protection risks during their flight as they seek safe pathways into South Sudan. Through this Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), the International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to address the urgent basic needs and reduce protection risks faced by South Sudanese returnees with safe, voluntary and dignified onward transportation assistance to their areas of origin/interest. Specifically, IOM is providing onward transportation assistance based on needs and availability, including through charter flights, vouchers and/or cash assistance; conducting site improvements and maintenance of facilities for returnees; and carrying out intention surveys and satisfaction monitoring at transit sites. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3999999.92 3999999.92 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3999999.92 3999999.92 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 2284572.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99014.33 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182452.51 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465913.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616749.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29262.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283207.07 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38827.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2789 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The multi-dimensional crisis in Myanmar is gravely exacerbating human insecurity in the country, leading to amplified mobility of the affected population. In addition to the humanitarian crisis and human security elements driving migration from Myanmar, regional issues such as the recent trend of human trafficking for the purposes of forced criminality and increasing mobility of Rohingya refugees in the region are contributing to the complexity of human mobility. In response, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Thailand aims to enhance access to humanitarian assistance and build resilience of Myanmar nationals and other vulnerable groups in Thailand that are affected by the situation in Myanmar. This is being carried out through a two-pronged approach: securing access for Myanmar nationals and other vulnerable groups to humanitarian and specialized protection assistance and basic services to meet their immediate needs; and enhancing the resilience of Myanmar nationals through access to decent work and community-led services. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Myanmar Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 84097.43 1229770.75 1313868.18 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1313868.18 1313868.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1313868 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1313868 61162.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105868.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209666.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682030.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2790 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Burundi continues to be affected by climate hazards which exacerbate existing socioeconomic vulnerabilities and heighten humanitarian needs. It is also located in an earthquake-prone geographic zone of the African Great Lakes, increasing exposure to catastrophic events. Approximately ninety per cent of internal displacement in Burundi of late is triggered by climate hazards causing the loss of lives and the destruction of croplands, homes and public infrastructure. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing protection assistance to save lives and respond to the urgent needs of 5,000 individuals affected by natural hazards in Makamba and Ruyigi provinces. This project supports the Government of Burundi’s response to internal displacement through rapid and regular data collection, analysis and monitoring to provide appropriate lifesaving assistance to vulnerable groups and evidence-based protection assistance. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 254734.82 45265.35 300000.17 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.17 300000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 1023.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 11612.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11443.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4237.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70399.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146320.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54962.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2791 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As of August 2023, Migración Colombia reports approximately 2.89 million Venezuelan migrants in Colombia under the Temporary Status of Protection. These migrants face vulnerabilities due to various factors. The Inter-Agency Group on Mixed Migration Flows forecasts over 402,000 in-transit migrants, 1.9 million people in pendular movement, and around 980,000 Colombian returnees. This situation creates a demand for humanitarian assistance and integration processes across Colombia. Aligned with the Colombian Government's priorities, this project aims to support the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan, addressing the needs of refugees, migrants, Colombian returnees and host communities affected by mixed migration flows. This twelve-month project aims to bridge humanitarian and development assistance by supporting shelter, enhancing healthcare access, protecting victims of trafficking and promoting economic integration in Bogotá and Santader. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 942830.68 57169.24 999999.92 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.92 999999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 30674.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 120941.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80610.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29859.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22053.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162256.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301997.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251606.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2792 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the armed conflict that suddenly erupted in Sudan on 15 April 2023 that has so far displaced more than six million people, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) through this project aims to improve basic service provision of lifesaving humanitarian assistance at the main points of entry (PoEs) in Sudan, namely Ashkeet PoE in Northern state and Galabat PoE in Gedaref state. This is achieved through a two-pronged approach consisting of improving the existing primary healthcare centers at both PoEs with integrated service of health, nutrition, mental health and psychosocial support, and protection services; strengthening capacity of frontline workers in humanitarian border management; and constructing a covered waiting area for vulnerable individuals at Ashkeet PoE. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 766186.27 129813.81 896000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 896000.08 896000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 896000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 896000 214 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79707.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166328.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178791.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2793 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since May 2023, there has been an influx of Mauritanian returnees and Malian refugees to Mauritania as a result of the deteriorating security context in Mali. The increased pressure that returnee populations and their livestock have placed on the region’s ecosystem, natural resources and socio-economic environment risks tension and conflict between returnees and host communities. In order to ensure community stability and social cohesion, it is essential to address the humanitarian needs of vulnerable returnees while considering the socio-economic needs of the host communities. With funding from the Government of Japan, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is promoting social cohesion and peaceful coexistence among returnees and host communities in the south of Mauritania by providing immediate humanitarian assistance to meet basic needs and enhancing the living conditions of Mauritanian returnees and host communities, as well as by improving the local capacity to respond more efficiently to emergencies, including natural hazards. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46508.6 600403.3 646911.9 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646911.9 646911.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646912 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646912 16174.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53271.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91043.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241454.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2794 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.Through this project, IOM aims to respond to the urgent needs resulting from population displacement in central and northern Mali by reducing vulnerabilities and improving the protection and living conditions of displaced populations and host communities. Vulnerable households among the displaced and host communities are going to have access to shelter, non-food items (NFIs) and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance, and the capacity to respond, plan and manage displacement sites is being strengthened for better responsiveness in terms of direct emergency assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mali Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 77325.66 1289922.4 1367248.06 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1367248.06 1367248.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1367248 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1367248 22366.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12133.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105797.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424579.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299267.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2795 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan is currently navigating a transitional phase marked by a complex interplay of factors. Despite efforts to implement the peace process, contend with economic challenges, and grapple with existing informal political structures, these endeavors fall short in adequately addressing humanitarian needs. The repercussions of prolonged armed conflict, escalating poverty and widespread environmental degradation have collectively plunged the nation into a humanitarian crisis of vast proportions. Amidst these challenges, the demand for humanitarian assistance and protection services has reached unprecedented levels. Building on previous and ongoing interventions, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is dedicated to assisting displaced populations in both camps and camp-like settings, as well as returnees and host communities, in South Sudan, through an integrated humanitarian response. IOM's intervention strategy involves providing essential services such as water, sanitation and hygiene, healthcare, shelter, non-food items, Core Pipeline, camp coordination and camp management, and cash assistance. These interventions aim to not only improve living conditions but also alleviate immediate humanitarian concerns, ensuring a secure and dignified environment for those affected. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2938203.5 33061797.03 36000000.53 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36000000.53 36000000.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3903338 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3903338 9741247 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9741247 7941568 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7941568 8000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38085.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29740.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 672501.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28633.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6107103.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127980.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9225789.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9589965 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552912.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2796 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The outbreak of fighting in Sudan on 15 April 2023 has severely affected the humanitarian situation in South Sudan, particularly in northern states of the country. Since the onset of the crisis, the influx of people fleeing Sudan has increased sharply at multiple border points between Sudan and South Sudan, in particular in Upper Nile, Northern and Western Bahr Ell Ghazal States. As of 12 January 2024, more than 494,000 individuals have crossed the border, the majority entering through the Wunthow border point in Upper Nile, seeking safety. With South Sudan Humanitarian Fund reserve allocation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will provide onward transportation assistance to 10,400 returnees to travel from Joda to Renk, Renk to Malakal and then to their final destinations. IOM monitors the flow of new arrivals at different points of entry, ensuring the generation of accurate, reliable, and timely information that is shared with humanitarian partners. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2000000.12 2000000.12 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.12 2000000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 996932.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944138.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71241.54 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12361.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2797 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2024, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in South Sudan appeals for a total of USD 1.1 million for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services to be provided to the most vulnerable individuals at points of entry (PoE) and transit centres. With this South Sudan Humanitarian Fund reserve allocation, IOM will continue increasing the daily production and trucking of water to the Renk transit centre to reach the minimum Sphere standards for water provision per person per day, ensuring comprehensive coverage for the entire population. In addition, IOM is strategically designing and prepositioning all necessary materials for upgrading the existing Surface Water Treatment system (SWAT) to a solarized system. This approach not only ensures cost-effective operations but also promotes sustainability in the long term. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 500000.14 500000.14 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.14 500000.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 7660.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 491389.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7439.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8388.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2798 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Currently, Egypt, which hosts approximately nine million migrants, faces a multifaceted crisis. The increase in the prices of goods and services experienced in Egypt following the war in the Ukraine and the continued devaluation of the Egyptian pound in 2022-23, pose a significant challenge to the food security and livelihood of migrants and host communities. Furthermore, the war in Sudan that broke out in April 2023 significantly deteriorated the situation. Since April, more than 343,230 people including Egyptian returnees, Sudanese nationals, and third country nationals (TCNs) have fled the war in Sudan to Egypt. This project aims to provide humanitarian assistance, including protection, medical, and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), to people in Egypt affected by the crisis in Sudan, including Sudanese new arrivals, Egyptian returnees, and third country nationals, to meet their immediate needs and to create a conducive and sustainable environment, where the migrant population are accepted by the host communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 184902.54 915097.43 1099999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099999.97 1099999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 2435 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 102671.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11578.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172360.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143190.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9356.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2799 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the International Organization for Migration (IOM)'s broad experience with implementing comprehensive shelter, protection, mental health and psychosocial support, and socio-economic inclusion programmes in Poland, the overall objective of this intervention is to address unpredictable and emerging needs of populations affected by the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in the medium to long-term. This programme has been designed in consideration of the dynamic nature of the conflict and the likelihood of displacement becoming protracted in the coming years. During this twelve-month project, IOM is supporting approximately 4,684 refugees, acknowledging the specific and intersectional vulnerabilities and needs of women, girls, boys, and men. In addition, IOM is engaging stakeholders operational in Poland with capacity building initiatives. Moreover, IOM continues to build evidence on information collected on mobility trends, vulnerabilities and needs to inform IOM and programming across humanitarian, development, peace nexus through the Displacement Tracking Matrix. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 141462.07 578538.2 720000.27 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 720000.27 720000.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 720000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 720000 46161.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -0.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 535 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40661.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351387.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185403.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2800 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to years of conflict in Yemen, millions of individuals are faced with increased challenges in accessing basic services. Internally displaced populations (IDPs) and migrants are often disproportionally affected by lack of water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH), and health services due to living in remote and often under-resourced settlements, and other barriers such as cost and availability. Under this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is enhancing access to safe water through the rehabilitation and expansion of water supply systems that will cover the immediate water needs of an estimated 120,000 people, including IDPs and host communities in Yemen. Complementing this activity, IOM is hosting various hygiene promotion activities and providing community members with technical skills trainings to fill WASH-related labour gaps and strengthen community ownership and maintenance of the water systems. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 683373.8 116626.17 799999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799999.97 799999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 2664 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3118.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148857.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436117.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2801 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this six-month project, IOM is contributing to the overall objective of meeting the immediate needs and the alleviation of the suffering of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and other affected people in Gaza through two components of assistance. These build on IOM’s extensive technical experience and expertise in emergency humanitarian operations, on-going provision of shelter and non-food items (NFIs) to partners with operations on the ground in Gaza and the expressed priorities of UNRWA in filling gaps in the overall response. IOM is providing technical experts to support technical capacity building on and the overall response under shelter/NFI, water, sanitation and hygiene, and site management areas of intervention. IOM is also procuring, transporting, storing and handing over tarpaulins, ropes and family tents to UNRWA, for onward distribution to affected persons in Gaza. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Palestinian Territories Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 10111086.62 18388914.34 28500000.96 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28500000.96 28500000.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1508388 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1508388 6530096 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6530096 10074960 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10074960 3480.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2276062.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8496863.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8710859.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2802 International Organization for Migration (IOM) OCHA has hired a company to renovate, repair, and strengthen the security of its office facility in Aden (the "Works"). IOM Yemen is helping/supporting with technical supervision, and the contractor is handling all technical activities. OCHA has hired IOM to oversee and monitor the work in order to make sure that the terms and conditions of the agreement, as well as all of its appendices, are followed in execution by both OCHA and the vendor. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 59514.92 35709.06 95223.98 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95223.98 95223.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95224 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95224 88565.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6658.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2803 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over 458,000 migrants braved crossing the Darien jungle between January and October 2023. By year's end, Panama is likely to exceed 500,000 entries through the Darien. Darien is one of the world's most dangerous migration routes where migrants are exposed to natural hazards characterized by the jungle's tropical wilderness, steep mountains, rivers, and wild animals, as well as criminal groups known for perpetrating violence. Through this project, IOM aims to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to migrants who crossed the Darien jungle and are in vulnerable situations through the procurement and distribution of infant formulas (each infant formula package will be distributed with a baby bottle and a water bottle) and non-food items (NFIs), as well as the procurement of medicines that are being donated to health centres managed by the Ministry of Health who will be responsible for distributing these to vulnerable migrants in transit or stranded. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Panama Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 99999.95 99999.95 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.95 99999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 25000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000 218.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67269.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32511.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2804 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Two years following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, 3.7 million people remain internally displaced (IDPs). Thousands of people have been forced to shelter in collective IDP centers or damaged buildings. In response to this, IOM is currently implementing an initiative to provide transitional housing solutions for the most vulnerable among displaced people from Mariupol by renovating former student dormitories in Dnipro city to become habitational units. Apaman Co. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 201977.38 30000004 Contracted Grant Amount Apaman Co. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201977.38 201977.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29901309 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Apaman Co. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198324 24117.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166773.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1062.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2805 International Organization for Migration (IOM) One and a half years into the Ukrainian crisis, the Government of the Republic of Moldova is still challenged to address the critical needs of the refugees from Ukraine seeking temporary protection on its territory and struggles to stabilize the country’s economy aggravated by the war and the energy crisis affecting its citizens. The overall objective of the proposed response is to contribute to addressing the critical multisectoral needs of refugees and vulnerable Moldovans and increase the resilience of communities in the fragile context of the Republic of Moldova. The proposed interventions aim to increase refugees’ and vulnerable Moldovans’ access to services, strengthen social cohesion, and support institutions to implement durable solutions which integrate the needs of refugees and migrants. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 104322.1 395677.69 499999.79 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.79 499999.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 2281.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 11968.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13666.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8628.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91581.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70670.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2806 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Niger is affected by crises and recurrent shocks, including drought, epidemics, floods and armed conflicts. As outlined in the 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP), 4.3 million people, representing about 17 percent of the population, require humanitarian assistance. The Tillabéri, Tahoua, Diffa, and Maradi regions have seen a 14 per cent increase in the number of people requiring humanitarian assistance due to population movements.This project incorporates a two-pronged approach. Firstly, it aims to provide humanitarian assistance in the Diffa, Maradi, and Tillabéri regions, targeting host community, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees affected by either floods or armed conflict. The intervention includes the provision of transitional shelters, non-food item (NFI) kits (including Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) kits), income-generating activities, and construction of latrines. Secondly, the project aims to provide a holistic response to the humanitarian situation in Assamaka and the migratory route Assamaka – Arlit - Agadez. IOM aims to address challenges faced by migrants and host communities in Assamaka, Arlit, Ingall, and Agadez. The limited social infrastructure exacerbates their vulnerability, resulting in a lack of basic necessities, potential conflicts between migrants and the host communities as well as increased illicit trafficking and insecurity in this fragile border area. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Niger Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 172190.27 1747809.42 1919999.69 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1919999.69 1919999.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1920000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1920000 6289.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 116011.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104155.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466759.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443381.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2807 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Tropical Cyclone (TC) Freddy made landfall in Malawi in March 2023 and despite early warning communication at all levels, it turned out to be one of the worst cyclones in Malawi’s history to date, with heavy rains causing multiple flood events and landslides across 16 districts. Through this project, IOM is contributing to safe and dignified living conditions for displaced populations affected by Cyclone Freddy and supporting them in attaining durable solutions through Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI), and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) within the context of addressing disaster displacement and strengthening resilience to future shocks. MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 172671.96 172671.96 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172671.96 172671.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172672 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172672 81209.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91463.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2809 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over one million Rohingyas who fled from systematic persecution, discrimination, and other human rights violations in Rakhine State, Myanmar to Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh currently live in 33 congested camps formally designated by the Government of Bangladesh in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas of Cox's Bazar District. The host communities also continue to confront issues that contribute to their vulnerabilities related to strained resources, disaster shocks, and the environment. Relationships between displaced persons and host communities in Cox's Bazar vary significantly and are highly dependent on the history and stability of the camps and camp-like settlements. As the situation protracts, however, relations within the different displaced person groupings and between displaced persons and Bangladeshi host communities are expected to increasingly give rise to shifting power dynamics, extortive practices, and disputes over access to land, resources, and livelihoods.Building upon the success of past programming for the displaced persons from Myanmar and host communities, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting vulnerable communities through specialized water, sanitation and hygiene, disaster risk reduction, shelter, site management, and site development and protection services in camps and host communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2152207.34 554152.8 2706360.14 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2706360.14 2706360.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2706359.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2706359.95 102799.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 137609.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 310764.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428141.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369676.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2810 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Two years of the large-scale invasion from the Russian Federation that began in February 2022, resulting in enormous immense damage for Ukraine that will be felt over generations. Recovery and reconstruction needs are estimated at almost USD 486 billion considering an (ambitious) 10-year period to meet them.To this end, with the generous support from Liechtenstein in coordination with central and municipal authorities, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has developed and proposed the project with the aim to contribute to addressing housing needs of displaced populations from Donetsk oblast by renovating former student dormitories in Dnipro city to become habitational units. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 111190.51 99999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111190.51 111190.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112994.35 6699.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110175.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2811 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is going through a severe humanitarian crisis, which poses a high risk of collapse and catastrophe. The end of the 20-year armed conflict between the Taliban and the Afghan National Security and Defence Forces in August 2021, followed by the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, has brought about a series of significant socio-economic challenges. The country is currently grappling with a rapid economic decline, widespread hunger, inflation driven by global commodity shocks, rising poverty rates, a fragile public health system, restricted media and civil society sectors, and the exclusion of women and girls from public life. Additionally, this transition has had a severe impact on Afghanistan's economy, leading to instability and limited opportunities for its people.Through this project, IOM is contributing to ensuring the continuity of comprehensive and data-driven response for vulnerable migrants in Afghanistan through addressing humanitarian, protection, and health needs of undocumented Afghan migrants returning from Iran and Pakistan and identifying longer-term needs of returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in key targeted provinces of high return. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4860525.27 12427565.12 13499999.95 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17288090.39 17288090.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8269720.1 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9383378.02 480940.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1862756.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681668.37 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2594105.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2336741.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2812 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As the mass displacements in Sudan continue to increase due to the ongoing armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF), IOM is addressing critical humanitarian needs by providing integrated multisector support for vulnerable conflict and crisis-affected populations across the country including internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, returnees, and host communities. The main focus areas of the action are: coordination and support to humanitarian operations including continual operation of the common pipeline system and support for local partners to provide assistance to affected populations, strengthening localization; information management and monitoring via the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) on human mobility including internal displacement, return, and cross-border movements, as well as conflict sensitivity analysis; and shelters and distribution of essential non-food items in coordination with relevant clusters, United Nations agencies, local partners, and authorities. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1612773.68 6030018.46 7100000.09 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7642792.14 7642792.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3280000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3508021.39 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2531645.57 598770.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 904665.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1756812.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2813 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the Rohingya people in Bangladesh, 2024 marks the seventh year since their mass displacement from Myanmar. In coordination with the Government of Bangladesh, the international community, including the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has been providing life-saving assistance to support the Rohingya refugees. Despite seven years since their mass displacement, the majority of Rohingya still heavily depend on international aid and the hospitality of the Government of Bangladesh. In this project, IOM is providing primary healthcare, shelter/non-food items, protection, communication with communities, and site management and site development services across the seventeen Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar under the Organization’s area of responsibility. This is contributing to improved access to essential services, enhanced disaster risk reduction and ensures effective coordination mechanisms in the response. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 403633.83 2574677.26 3233721.77 5650002.93 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6212032.86 6212032.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4320000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4621433.25 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217864.92 23462.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 298616.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12246.67 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 655728.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39219.08 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 769536.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2814 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is establishing a sustainable land registration model adaptable to various contexts. This model is intended for adoption by national institutions in the target countries, as well as the global humanitarian community. As the Global Focal Point on Housing, Land and Property (HLP) for the Global Shelter Cluster, IOM is integrating the model into its regular programming and advocating for its mainstreaming across the United Nations system and other partners. The objective of this project is to develop an innovative, cost-effective, inclusive and scalable method for securing property rights in contexts of humanitarian crises. This directly addresses the challenges displaced persons face to access shelter and rebuild their lives. Land tenure and property rights underpins the transition between emergency response, peace and early recovery, aligning with IOM’s mission to assist people on the move, and promote resilience of the affected population. The outcome of the project is conceived as a blueprint for IOM's future interventions and as a standard model for humanitarian actors globally. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 294415.41 356593.77 88106.72 7960999.68 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 739115.9 739115.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2388300 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218069.76 7.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30156.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44507.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2815 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, Kordofans and other states of Sudan has internally displaced more than six million people1 and affected millions more across the country. In light of the current context of protection needs, food insecurity, and access to basic goods and services, needs remain critical. This reinforces the urgent need of support through providing emergency relief supplies (shelter, non-food items, and hygiene kits), to reduce the vulnerabilities of displaced and host populations, and help build their immediate resilience capacities to withstand these risks.Through this project, IOM is addressing critical humanitarian needs and contribute to building community resilience through providing emergency shelter (ES) materials, non-food items (NFI), and family hygiene kits to crisis-affected communities in the Darfur states, that include internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host community members in vulnerable situations. IOM plans to distribute relief items through its implementing partners (IPs), who have local presence in the target states and localities, under its common pipeline system. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3362963.65 137036.61 3500000.26 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000.26 3500000.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 28812.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190738.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 725593.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2816 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bangladesh Appeal 2024: Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis and the Joint Response Plan for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis in Bangladesh 2024, the Organization is providing multisectoral support to the vulnerable refugees and the host communities in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, through Health, Needs and Population Monitoring, Protection, Site Management and Site Development, Shelter and Non-Food Items, and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programmes. IOM continues its comprehensive humanitarian support for lifesaving assistance based on community feedback, prioritizing the dignity, safety and protection of the Rohingya refugees and host community members. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4812245.53 18787754.52 23600000.05 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23600000.05 23600000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7600000 12000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12000000 95336.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 283411.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1478450.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2231881.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25582.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551262.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4953217.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2817 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the ongoing armed conflict in Sudan, IOM aims to contribute towards the crisis response in Sudan by empowering local responders to lead and deliver data-driven humanitarian assistance that saves lives and responds to needs. This will be achieved through a three-pronged approach that involves: 1) collecting, analyzing and disseminating displacement/humanitarian data to ensure evidence-based responses to emerging needs; and 2) providing logistical and in kind support through a multi-sectoral common pipeline to supply partners with necessary relief items to distribute to affected populations. Together with its partners, IOM aims to reach at least 300,000 individuals affected by the conflict in Sudan, in addition to reaching 1,500 stakeholders with Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) research products. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3234936.38 11765063.49 14999999.87 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14999999.87 14999999.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194868 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194868 2393013 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2393013 1467.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1004423.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3386764.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2818 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. Through this project, IOM focuses on delivering critical protection, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) in Ouaddaï and Sila provinces. IOM is already the main protection and MHPSS actor for returnees in eastern Chad, operating through a community-based approach spearheaded by local actors. IOM continues working with and strengthening existing community-based protection mechanisms, supporting community-led initiatives, and directly addressing the urgent needs of the affected population. In parallel, IOM is expanding psychosocial interventions in the major returnee sites of Deguessa (Sila province) and Tongori (Ouaddaï province). Additionally, IOM is strengthening coordination with other protection partners, focusing on capacity building and strengthening robust referral systems for both protection and MHPSS interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 676299.67 1714257.21 2200000.25 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2390556.88 2390556.88 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) 1295896.33 560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 626398.21 33723.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536268.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237946.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2819 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Complex mobility flows remain a dominant feature in the Southeast Asia region, stemming from the 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 the lack of sustainable solutions and reduction in assistance provided in Cox's Bazaar, has led to an increase in maritime and land movements from Bangladesh and Myanmar to Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand. This action contributes to overall efforts to enhance protection of refugees and migrants, including Rohingya refugees, and other conflict affected populations undertaking maritime and land movements in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing multi-sectoral assistance that is people-centred and context specific to over 1,850 refugees. Sectoral assistance includes Health, Food, Non-Food Items, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Shelter, Protection and multi-purpose cash grants to new arrivals and residual caseloads. IOM also 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. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Myanmar Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 359253.98 570869.34 849999.97 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 930123.32 930123.32 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) 515021.46 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216216.22 23743.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462.22 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68705.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28834.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223361.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2820 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the Rohingya population in Bangladesh, 2024 marks the seventh 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. Hosting nearly one million Rohingya, Cox’s Bazar is the world's most significant refugee settlement, where refugees reside in 33 extremely congested camps. The lack of resources and opportunities in the camps has resulted in harmful coping mechanisms, including the Rohingya undertaking perilous boat journeys in search of a better future elsewhere. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (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; 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-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) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2693304.81 6622771.84 7273924.88 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9316076.65 9316076.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3768844.22 2900000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3785900.78 1373925 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1752455.36 250578.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 469382.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 118371.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535953.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1685446.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2821 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the armed conflict that suddenly erupted in Sudan on 15 April 2023 and has so far displaced more than six million people, the proposed action aims to address the most urgent gaps in the immediate humanitarian response. This is being implemented through a two-pronged approach, including the upgrade of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities in crisis-affected areas, and the capacity building of IOM field staff. Training topics planned include humanitarian border management, WASH and WASH in Health, cash-based interventions (CBI), implementing partner (IP) Management, humanitarian access negotiations, preventing sexual exploitation and abuse, and protection principles. This approach complements existing IOM programming as well as to facilitate the trickle down of knowledge required for sustainable, principled humanitarian action. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 105445.26 4991.36 100000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110436.62 110436.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Liechtenstein - Office of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112994.35 64487.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23291.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30873.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2822 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2013, the Central African Republic’s population has faced chronic structural challenges and shocks that increase their vulnerability. These shocks include insecurity caused by clashes opposing armed elements for the control of territories and resources, epidemics, inter-community tensions, and disasters (floods and fires). The security situation remained volatile throughout 2023, punctuated by continuous clashes between the Central African armed forces (FACA) and armed groups.Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to improving the living conditions of disaster-affected populations through data collection/information sharing, flexible and rapid Shelter/non-food item (NFI) response and shelter reconstruction in return/relocation areas, and development of livelihoods. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4065807.76 9434192.36 13500000.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500000.12 13500000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1817 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1817 358882 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358882 1220934 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1220934 1816.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574858.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2216538.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2823 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This programme aims to provide lifesaving, critical humanitarian support for the most vulnerable and targeted people in Ukraine, whilst simultaneously building the capacities of local actors, presenting an exit-strategy, and enhancing the overall humanitarian response within Ukraine. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2055733.38 5479382.22 5999999.9 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7535115.6 7535115.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2512562.81 63157.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695629.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 628288.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2824 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly the acute needs among displaced populations in North Kivu, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing emergency assistance in the form of shelter/non-food items and camp coordination and camp management to reinforce the dignity of displaced persons and reduce reliance on negative coping mechanisms. The assistance ultimately restores access to decent shelter, non-food items and income-generating activities, specifically in the form of providing light shelter kits and strengthening camp coordination and management at eight sites under IOM management in North Kivu. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 749738.08 1750262.24 2500000.32 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.32 2500000.32 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 377334.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1445663.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279460.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2825 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Tigray region in Ethiopia continues to host the highest number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) primarily displaced by conflict nationwide. Many IDPs are not able to return to their area of origin, predominantly in Western Tigray. At the same time, social tensions and drought continue to displace new caseloads. The geographical focus of the response is primarily on Northwestern and Central Zones in Tigray, as well as Mekelle, which are the top three zones hosting IDPs in Tigray. Through this action, IOM is targeting newly displaced persons while ensuring minimum continuity of services in sites where the population is from Western Tigray and cannot return, prioritizing the most vulnerable cases to maximize the use of limited resources. In this action, IOM proposes is providing critical life-saving humanitarian assistance via an integrated, multisectoral response and contribute to better coordination and effectiveness of humanitarian response through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and Shelter and Non-Food Item (SNFI), and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Clusters. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1170181.12 4766147.57 5499999.94 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5936328.69 5936328.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2566844.92 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2188183.81 239521.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117420.85 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763002.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 873372.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135439.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2826 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After more than a year since the twin earthquakes that hit Türkiye, as per the latest Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) post-earthquake neighbourhood and site mapping data as of October 2023; 761,054 individuals remained displaced and approximately 355,000 individuals remained in informal settlements across most affected four provinces and three districts covered in Gaziantep and Osmaniye. This Action will promote the well-being of those most vulnerable populations, including those affected by the earthquake through coordinated, evidence-based and multisectoral assistance. In coordination with the central and local governmental authorities, humanitarian partners, Temporary Settlement Support (TSS) Sector and Area-Based Coordination (ABC) hubs, IOM is providing i) Shelter and Settlement, ii) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services, and iii) Multipurpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) in the formal and informal sites in which the high number of refuges remain in need of assistance. This Action will also contribute to support an evidence-based response and prioritisation of all humanitarian and development actors given DTM’s wider role as a common data source for all actors operating in Türkiye, across different response frameworks. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 162461.46 2784922.71 2729999.91 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2947384.17 2947384.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1840000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1987041.04 344000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364793.21 4362.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307371.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 662725.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1275818.78 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2827 International Organization for Migration (IOM) During this twelfth-month project, International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to respond to the humanitarian needs of migrants, particularly those who have crossed the Darien jungle, are in transit or stranded in government-managed migrant reception centers and to contribute to improving institutional capacities and conditions of the migrant reception centers. As well as in remote reception communities in the indigenous Comarca Embera Wounaan that are the main transit points. IOM is providing essential services and assistance to improve their living conditions and dignity, reduce migrants suffering and avoid loss of life. This multi-sectoral action includes providing access to food, health, essential non-food items, and protection assistance; and improving reception and temporally collective centers conditions. Camp Coordination and Camp management (CCCM) will be part of the activities such as regular visits and facilitate CCCM refresher trainings for humanitariann staff and government partners. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Panama Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 250237.17 749762.88 1000000.05 Contracted Grant Amount The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.05 1000000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 17530.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154378.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221845.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2828 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing political and socio-economic developments in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (hereinafter Venezuela) have led to the outflow of millions of Venezuelans into neighbouring countries and beyond. The Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region has never experienced, in modern history, such a large-scale movement of both migrants and refugees. In 2015, there were approximately 700,000 Venezuelans living outside their country worldwide. By end-2024, it is projected that there will be some 6.82 million refugees and migrants from Venezuela in-destination in the LAC region, including some 4.71 million people in-need (PiN) of assistance according to the updated Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2024. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Curaçao Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Aruba (Netherlands) Argentina Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 38011637.2 14254363.54 52266000.74 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52266000.74 52266000.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21566550 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21566550 11798562 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11798562 32029.69 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 623118.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 124112.01 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44543.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 138623.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 367283.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1710460 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 452.76 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 55846.74 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1792184.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8694666.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375954.84 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 692797.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13120074.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31300.92 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2830 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East and Horn of Africa is a region of origin, transit and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner often relying on unscrupulous smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route with the hope of crossing the Gulf of Yemen and onwards towards the Gulf states with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as the main destination for the majority. The persistent vulnerability of migrants in irregular situations is one of the specific drivers of migration and determinants of IOM’s response through the Regional Migrant Response Plan (MRP).Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities including Voluntary Humanitarian Returns (VHR) and Post Arrival Assistance (PARA). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Response Plan (MRP) for the Horn of Africa to Yemen and Southern Africa 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3000000.6 3000000.6 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000.6 3000000.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 72451.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1355588.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1676459.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2832 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is one of the most challenging environments for humanitarian action. Multiple interlocking shocks, including rapid economic collapse and sustained international isolation, have led to an increase in the needs of the population, currently estimated at over 44.5 million, including 6.3 million internally displaced persons (IDPs). This project aims to create a safe and supportive environment to protect the rights and dignity of women and girls, including IDPs, returnees and host community members. This is crucial to enable their access to safety and empowerment, including livelihood opportunities and the ability to build a supportive network across the identified locations. This is being achieved through the construction and/or refurbishment of women-friendly spaces in two locations, serving returnees at the border points and their areas of returns. The provision and maintenance of women and girl friendly spaces (WGFS) is a GBV minimum standard in emergencies. Given the sensitivities around terminology related to GBV response within the context, in external coordination and implementation, the WGFS will be referred to as rest areas for women and girls to limit any associated risks. UN Women International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 274420.71 1257307.56 1531728.27 Contracted Grant Amount UN Women International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1531728.27 1531728.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1225382.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN Women International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1225382.4 -0.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN Women International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.4 21825.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32102.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130261.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2833 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. Through this project, IOM aims to respond to the urgent needs resulting from population displacement in central and northern Mali by reducing vulnerabilities and improving the protection and living conditions of displaced populations and host communities. Vulnerable households among the displaced and host communities are going to have access to transitional shelters and non-food items (NFIs) assistance, while the capacity to respond, plan, and manage displacement sites are be strengthened for better responsiveness in terms of direct emergency assistance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mali Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1538913.5 3261086.97 4800000.47 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4800000.47 4800000.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225198 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225198 737104 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737104 92989.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 50810.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24174.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256641.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993368.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2834 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Mexico, hundreds of thousands of people have been internally displaced due to conflict, violence in multiple and intersecting forms, disasters caused by environmental hazards, large infrastructure projects, and human rights violations, among many other diverse and multi-factor drivers. This project aims to contribute to the Government of Mexico’s capacity at the federal, state and local levels to implement coordinated protection responses to internal displacement.To achieve the project objective, under Outcome 1, IOM will make evidence-based recommendations available through local and national studies informed by consultations with affected communities, for the operationalization of a local IDP protection route that is gender-sensitive (Output 1.1); federal and state authorities will have access to a knowledge management tool (report) with observations of the public consultation and Open Parliament process (Output 1.2); and a comparative case study between two states on inter-institutional state-level coordination mechanisms to provide protection to IDPs will be available in order to identify best practices for replication at the federal level (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 29830 70170 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 15263.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25886.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2835 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan is currently navigating a transitional phase marked by a complex interplay of factors. Despite efforts to implement the peace process, contend with economic challenges, and grapple with existing informal political structures, these endeavours fall short in adequately addressing humanitarian needs.This Action aims to prevent, reduce, and mitigate protection threats while addressing the humanitarian needs of displaced populations in South Sudan, particularly those affected by the Sudan crisis. It involves providing multi-sector lifesaving humanitarian assistance in a safe, dignified, accessible, and participatory manner, prioritizing the most vulnerable populations. Building on previous initiatives, IOM's strategy includes providing critical services such water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Shelter-Non Food Items (S-NFI), core pipeline supplies, and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM). These efforts aim to improve living conditions and address immediate humanitarian concerns, ensuring a secure and dignified environment for those affected. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2862070.91 11664591.77 13500001.46 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14526662.68 14526662.68 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) 5183585.31 3600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3921568.63 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2610124.74 2683854.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2409543.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139940.81 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3120649.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67477.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2836 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This proposal outlines activity plan for 19-months project, with the overall objective of promoting the dignity of vulnerable Rohingya and host communities through increased access to protection and humanitarian assistance. IOM plans to implement Protection, Health, Site Management and Site Development (SMSD), Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Needs and Population Monitoring (NPM) programming in Cox's Bazar. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5725192.03 3989304.34 15000001.47 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9714496.37 9714496.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6640106.24 73470.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 143445.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -33604.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23137.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 843405.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 829673.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64802.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2837 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, which continues to be marked by extensive population displacement and a critical need for humanitarian assistance. Through this Action, IOM will provide lifesaving humanitarian support to displaced populations in eastern DRC through inteventions consisting of Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), Camp Coordination Camp Management (CCCM), and Dignified and safe shelter. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1648050.53 407547.59 1900000.24 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2055598.12 2055598.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1520000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1641468.68 3553.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 648010.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541268.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2838 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the proposed Action is to contribute to addressing urgent humanitarian needs for the most vulnerable refugee and third-country nationals fleeing Ukraine and residing in the Republic of Moldova. This Action will specifically target populations at risk of falling outside humanitarian response efforts or social protection schemes, namely refugees in the Transnistrian region and third-country nationals. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1972545.76 1430765.4 3200000.54 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3403311.16 3403311.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 960000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1036717.06 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443458.98 1200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1265822.78 46622.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 224056.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364776.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238701.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160391.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2839 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) operates eight humanitarian hubs in the Northeast region of Nigeria, serving as the primary provider of such interagency common services in the humanitarian sector. These hubs have played a vital role in delivering lifesaving assistance to four million people in need in Borno state. They not only improve access to affected populations but also enhance coordination, collaboration, and effectiveness among humanitarian responders. Ensuring uninterrupted electricity supply to these hubs is crucial for their smooth operation. Currently, the hubs rely on diesel generators, leading to significant fuel consumption (690,000 liters per year) and a carbon footprint of 1,867 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually. This accounts for about 4.3 per cent of IOM's total global emissions in 2021. In this project, IOM is establishing a reliable, cost-effective and sustainable clean source of electricity to seven of the hubs it operates in Nigeria. Transitioning to solar energy will reduce operational costs, improve efficiency, promote environmental sustainability, and ensure uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian interventions in Borno state. Moreover, humanitarian workers benefit from improved working conditions and have access to critical services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 119355.81 9102662.63 7246000.09 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9222018.44 9222018.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5796800 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7441335.04 168434.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347058.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2840 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Cluster led by IOM and co-led by the Honduran Red Cross, proposes an inclusive approach to improve and increase the humanitarian response in collective centres, particularly in the department of the country with the highest international migrants in transit: El Paraíso. The overall objective of this project is to ensure maintaining the dignity of international migrants through their transit in decent living conditions, with access to safe water, good hygiene, and protection mechanisms. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Honduras Necesidades Humanitarias y Plan de Respuesta 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 169293.43 830706.56 999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.99 999999.99 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 49968.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58474.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 119505.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 60621.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210961.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2842 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Venezuela continues experiencing a protracted crisis with critical humanitarian needs despite the recent modest improvement in macroeconomic indicators. According to the 2024-2025 Humanitarian Response Plan extension, the humanitarian situation in Venezuela continues to have an impact on food security, health, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, education and shelter for over 5.1 million people, who are estimated that might need some type of humanitarian assistance. Although the growth trend is expected to continue in 2024 in some regions of the country, the upcoming electoral period might have an impact on the economy in case of civil or political unrest. Additionally, thousands of people suffer annually due to increasingly frequent disasters of natural origin, such as floods, landslides, droughts, and other man-made hazards. This intervention has three main pillars: the first one focuses on addressing the needs of vulnerable migrants (including returnees) in border areas; the second one on internal displacement in mining and remote areas; and the third one aims to provide tailored assistance to victims of trafficking in a context of human mobility. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Plan de Respuesta Humanitaria 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 546193.44 1332389.72 986081.19 2699999.77 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2864664.35 2864664.35 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) 604751.62 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1687763.71 138314.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10771.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134473.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2843 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is dominated by recurring natural hazards and climatic shocks. Such events, including earthquakes, floods, storms, and volcano eruptions, frequently result in population displacement, injuries, and death. The situation is exacerbated by the poor security situation particularly in the Highlands provinces, which over the years have provoked civil unrest and tribal violence, further increasing the humanitarian needs in this region. In the early hours of 24 March 2024, an earthquake of magnitude 6.9 and a depth of 40.15km struck the East Sepik province. This has caused loss of lives, and significant damage to property and infrastructure, causing population displacement. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is working with the East Sepik provincial authorities to respond to the disaster. Through this project, IOM is addressing urgent shelter, non-food item, water, sanitation and hygiene, protection and logistical needs to improve the living conditions of households affected by the earthquake, flooding, and landslides in East Sepik and Highlands provinces of PNG. In addition to this, IOM continues to collect, process, and disseminate information on displacement trends and the most pressing multisectoral needs through its Displacement Tracking Matrix. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 899999.94 899999.94 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899999.94 899999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151051 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151051 748949 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 748949 195304.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48020.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2844 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 May 2024, a significant landslide occurred in Maip Muritaka Rural Local-Level Government (LLG) in Lagaip-Porgera district, leading to extensive damage and fatalities, impacting six villages in Yambali ward with an estimated population of 3,895 people, after a large number of debris was dislodged from Mount Mungalo. Through this proposed project, IOM will contribute towards mitigating the impacts of the Mulitaka Landslide in Enga Province through the delivery of lifesaving assistance to affected populations. In collaboration with the Provincial Disaster Coordination Office (PDCO) and the Disaster Management Team, IOM will expand its services to meet the Shelter, Food and Health/MHPSS needs of communities affected by landslides. The assistance will target 2000 of the most vulnerable individuals in Enga province, with emphasis on the most vulnerable persons, such as women, persons living with disability, and older people. The interventions will help to facilitate Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) return, where feasible and safe, and improve living conditions in the villages of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1000000.03 1000000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.03 1000000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 72308.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292653.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2845 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations' small-scale tool, the International Organization for Migration is contributing to the alleviation of humanitarian needs in East Sepik and the Highlands provinces. This is carried out through the provision of shelter materials and essential items for people displaced by disasters, including ensuring people’s access to sanitation and hygiene products, in consideration of protection mainstreaming and gender sensitivity principles. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 379020.31 349999.99 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 379020.31 379020.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172786.18 120000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128617.36 58985.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118089.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2846 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The prolonged economic downturn in Haiti heightened social tensions, and civil unrest, exacerbated by rampant gang violence in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince and more recently in the Centre and Artibonite Departments. This has led to a protracted humanitarian crisis, characterized by severe threats to the safety, well-being, and basic human rights of Haitians. As a result, many Haitians are forced to flee to other regions of the country and abroad, often resorting to unsafe and irregular migration routes and resulting in massive and sometimes unlawful deportations of Haitian migrants by neighboring countries. This project aims to address the humanitarian consequences of the complex crises unfolding in the country by achieving the following results, 1) Strengthening emergency and protection services for Haitian returnees, 2) Improving health care and mental health and psychological support services for IDPS, 3) Ensuring access to basic, safe and dignified shelters to affected populations, 4) Enhancing capacities of stakeholders to coordinate and address the needs of vulnerable people on-the-move in Haiti, 5) Provision of timely and dignified access to water, sanitation and hygiene services, and 6) Strengthening disaster preparedness and disaster risk reduction management capacities of key national institutions. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haïti Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2579651.18 3683094.72 5850000.08 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6262745.9 6262745.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2960000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3206933.91 2400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2603036.88 227541.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 632364.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2847 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 May 2024, a significant landslide occurred in Maip Muritaka Rural Local-Level Government (LLG) in Lagaip-Porgera district, leading to extensive damage and fatalities, impacting six villages in Yambali ward with an estimated population of 3,895 people. Through this project, IOM will contribute towards the delivery of life-saving assistance to landslide-affected populations while setting the foundation for early recovery and durable solutions. In collaboration with the Provincial Disaster Coordination Office and the Disaster Management Team, IOM will expand its services to meet the Shelter, and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) requirements of communities affected by landslides. The assistance will target 250 of the most vulnerable households in Enga province, with emphasis on the most vulnerable persons, such as women, persons living with disability, and older people. The interventions will help to facilitate Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) return, where feasible and safe, and improve living conditions in the villages of origin. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 100019.49 899980.44 999999.93 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.93 999999.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58816 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58816 95193 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95193 84791 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146302.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2848 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Although the de facto United Nations-brokered truce has brought a period of reduced conflict driven displacement to Yemen, the impact of years of destruction and continued instability remains undeniable. The proposed multisectoral intervention ensures conflict-affected populations in Ma’rib, Al Hodeidah, Ibb and Ta’iz have access to core services that contribute to safe and dignified living conditions and meet household needs. The intervention not only addresses these needs in the short term but simultaneously contributes to a progressive reduction of aid dependency through integrating more sustainable solutions and providing key data to inform transitional programming as actors look towards durable solutions. As a result of the proposed water, sanitation and hygiene; camp coordination and camp management; multi-purpose cash assistance; and shelter and non-food item activities, over internally displaced persons and conflict affected host community members are supported by interventions in 86 sites supported by the International Organization for Migration and other areas where displaced populations outside of sites (and surrounding host community) are in critical need of assistance. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3300431.37 5366957.24 7999999.47 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8667388.61 8667388.61 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) 7009857.61 3336 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1183520.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1591565.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226258.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2850 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The result of the conflict in the North-East and North-West zones of Nigeria remains a large-scale humanitarian and protection crisis and one of the most severe in the world, characterized by forced displacement and human rights violations. Over the past thirteen years, the crisis has impacted the lives, livelihoods, and well-being of millions of people. In addition to the armed conflict in the North-East and farmer-herder conflicts/criminal activities in the North-West, climate change has increased vulnerability in Nigeria, particularly for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities. The continuous influx of IDPs from previously occupied areas or camp closures further strains living conditions, causing inadequate services and facilities. Given this context, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting IDPs, returnees and host communities, as well as humanitarian partners, through a multisectoral intervention that will focus on the provision of lifesaving direct assistance. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 521939.45 1812189.18 2175000.04 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2334128.63 2334128.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1740000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1885157.1 952 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4247102.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2985153.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2851 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to provide emergency assistance in Shelter and NFI to improve living conditions and the dignity of communities affected by climate-induced hazards in Burundi. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2026 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 799999.96 799999.96 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799999.96 799999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 58039.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 751069.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2853 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed seven months intervention aims to support the Government of Burundi’s humanitarian response to save lives and provide humanitarian assistance to people on the move and affected communities by El Niño. Through the collection and production of data and its analysis to inform the delivery of humanitarian assistance while providing direct life-saving Shelter, Non-Food Items (NFI) and improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services to crisis-affected populations, the intervention will target an estimated 10,000 direct beneficiaries, including 55 per cent women, girls, and boys. The intervention will focus on the Rumonge province and in an ad-hoc fashion may pivot to other littoral areas in the event of mass floods/landslides and taking into account sectors capacity to respond. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2026 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 140291.61 859708.62 1000000.23 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.23 1000000.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188458 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188458 257205 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257205 485000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 335332.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9989.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157103.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2854 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to support the federal, state and municipal governments in responding to the urgent needs of the most vulnerable population affected by the floods. More specifically, IOM will provide comprehensive management of five humanitarian collective centres for populations unable to return home. Management and operational support will include the provision of specialized technical staff, food, cleaning services, logistical services, as well as the promotion of protection, MHPSS, recreational activities, livelihood opportunities, among others. Brazil - Social Service of Commerce of Rio Grande do Sul (SESC/RS)  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10566294.51 57787062 Contracted Grant Amount Brazil - Social Service of Commerce of Rio Grande do Sul (SESC/RS)  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10566294.51 10566294.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Brazil - Social Service of Commerce of Rio Grande do Sul (SESC/RS)  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4977876.11 15500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Brazil - Social Service of Commerce of Rio Grande do Sul (SESC/RS)  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2568351.28 1722849.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2855231.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2856 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing towards the delivery of life-saving assistance to Mulitaka landslide-affected populations in Papua New Guinea while setting the foundation for early recovery and durable solutions. In collaboration with the Provincial Disaster Coordination Office and the Disaster Management Team, IOM is expanding its support to meet the food and shelter requirements of communities affected by landslides. The assistance targets three hundred of the most vulnerable households in Enga province, with an emphasis on meeting the needs of people in the most vulnerable situations, such as women, people living with disability and older people. The interventions simultaneously facilitate the return of internally displaced persons, where feasible and safe, and improve the living conditions of villages affected by the landslide. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 388476.5 111523.53 500000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.03 500000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 38865.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114870.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2857 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the end of April 2024, heavy rains in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil have been causing devastating floods in at least 478 of the 497 municipalities across the state. According to the Brazilian Civil Defense, as of 10 June, more than 2.3 million people have been affected, more than 629,000 people are displaced (422,753 evacuees plus 16,128 in shelters), at least 173 people have been confirmed dead, and more than 30 are currently missing. A state of public calamity has been declared until December 2024, as the region faces a Level III disaster, due to the extreme climate events caused by heavy rains, floods, hailstorms, flash floods and intense winds. Through the deployment of a multi-sectoral mobile team, the International Organization for Migration in Brazil is providing assistance to flood-affected populations in Ro Grande do Sul by supporting local partners with technical support on camp management, information management, and direct support in the form of protection, mental health and psychosocial support, as well as conducting data collection and analysis to further inform the response. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 92071.33 607928.7 700000.03 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.03 700000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 19907.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91721.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2858 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Mount Mungalo landslide is the latest in a series of deadly landslides to have occurred in the Highlands Provinces of Papua New Guinea in recent months after fourteen people were buried alive in Simbu province in April 2024, and at least 21 people died in three separate landslides across the country in mid-March 2024. On 24 May 2024, a significant landslide occurred in Maip Muritaka Rural Local-Level Government in Lagaip-Porgera district, leading to extensive damage and fatalities. The International Organization for Migration is contributing towards mitigating the impacts of the Mulitaka Landslide in Enga Province through the delivery of lifesaving assistance to affected populations. In collaboration with the Provincial Disaster Coordination Office and the Disaster Management Team, IOM is expanding its services to meet the shelter, food and health/mental health and psychosocial needs of communities affected by landslides. The assistance is helping to facilitate the return of internally displaced persons, where feasible and safe, and improving living conditions in landslide-affected villages. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 325881.9 300000.03 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325881.9 325881.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325027.09 33835.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191245.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2860 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan on 15 April 2023, more than 2 million individuals crossed borders into neighbouring countries. In South Sudan, more than 675,353 individuals have crossed the borders into South Sudan (as of 29 May 2024) with an estimated 78 per cent being South Sudanese nationals returning to their areas of origin or relocation. The influx has remained consistent throughout the crisis with an average of 1,500 people arriving daily in South Sudan. As of April 2024, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that 514,827 individuals had crossed into Egypt from Sudan. Under this project, IOM is providing lifesaving, humanitarian and protection assistance to refugees, migrant returnees and third country nationals fleeing from the conflict in Sudan to the South Sudan and Egypt. The multi-sectoral response spanning several countries includes protection assistance, Displacement Tracking Matrix flow monitoring, mental health and psychosocial support, water, sanitation and hygiene assistance, and direct healthcare, among other assistance. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1020436.65 14079563.37 15100000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15100000.02 15100000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3762500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3762500 6487500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6487500 2613547.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1468959.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2861 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite the Colombian Government’s efforts to regularize and integrate refugees and migrants through the Temporary Protection Statute for Venezuelans, thousands of vulnerable Venezuelan migrants and refugees continue to face multiple challenges in terms of response capacity in the regularization process, access to humanitarian assistance services, protection, basic healthcare services, among others. Venezuelan refugees and migrants can now enter the country with greater ease since official border crossings were reopened in the last quarter of 2022, irregular migrants, originating from migration flows heading toward Central and North America, are expected to continue. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration is strengthening the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan implementation, providing safe and dignified essential humanitarian assistance and access to basic services for Venezuelan refugees and migrants, as well as host communities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5659674.07 20105126.13 25764800.2 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25764800.2 25764800.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28232125 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28232125 -11798562 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11798562 391994.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 434540.46 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 213960.4 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 213285.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5317574.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6166897.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2862 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project, funded by the World Health Organization (WHO), is supporting costs of organizing and delivering the 2024 Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) Coordinator global training course. The PSEA Coordinator Training is a four-day training aiming to equip PSEA Coordinators and potential PSEA Coordinators to effectively support PSEA activities at country level following good practice and defined roles and responsibilities in line with the Generic PSEA Coordinator TORs. To strengthen coherence between the course alumni talent pool and future deployments of Coordinators, the Training merged into the new PSEACap Roster talent management (absorbing and expanding on existing PSEA Coordinator rosters). In 2024, the next delivery of the course is delivered face-to-face jointly by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and WHO. The contribution from WHO to IOM supports professional updates and improvements to the course content and brings the delivery live after four years of online methodology. IOM continues to handle the logistical course organization, and IOM and WHO together ensure the usual good collaboration with the IASC Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment Technical Advisory Group and United Nations Office of the Special Coordinator on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse on preparing and facilitating the annual course. International Organization for Migration (IOM) World Health Organization IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 80250 80250 Contracted Grant Amount World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80250 80250 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80250 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80250 68278 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11946.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2863 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Two years on from the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation on 24 February 2022, the war continues; ravaging frontline communities, causing forced displacement and family separation, resulting in ongoing humanitarian needs. The International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s 2024 Humanitarian Support project will support minimum living standards and reduce barriers to access for war-affected populations in Ukraine by providing lifesaving assistance to vulnerable populations through a multi-sectoral response, including activities falling under the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) sectors of Shelter/Non-food Items, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Multipurpose Cash Assistance, Protection and Health/Mental Health and Psychosocial Support, and Humanitarian Coordination, Information Management and Assessments. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 42323077.09 36276923.4 78600000.49 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78600000.49 78600000.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 621418 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 621418 5772145 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5772145 1684709.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14738.99 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9883841.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2864 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the collapse of the Somali central government in 1991, Somalia has suffered an overly complex protracted conflict characterized by changing political dynamics and power shifts. In 2024, Somalia is expected to continue to face a precarious situation as it still grapples with a convergence of complex challenges, including the ongoing impacts of climate change, security instability, and humanitarian crises. To address the acute needs of displaced and vulnerable Somalis, the International Organization for Migration is proposing a comprehensive and integrated water, sanitation and hygiene and shelter and non-food items intervention, with the overall coordination and support from camp coordination and camp management teams, with the main objective to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected disasters driven by natural hazards and conflict. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8000000.06 7999999.62 15999999.68 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15999999.68 15999999.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52534 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52534 1672151 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1672151 219795.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2742513.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2865 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As part of the response to the ongoing crisis in Sudan, this project seeks to enhance the health, nutrition and mental well-being of internally displaced persons and other migrants as well as host communities by improving the accessibility and availability of primary healthcare services, including mental health support and health promotion. The interventions aim to directly address the heightened risks of infectious diseases, malnutrition resulting from food and water insecurity, trauma-related psychiatric disorders, and other vulnerabilities. The focus on infectious diseases encompasses Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), tuberculosis (TB) and malaria, with close coordination involving the National HIV and TB Programmes, Federal and State Ministry of Health and UNDP. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 477181.5 222818.54 700000.04 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.04 700000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 24563.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85515.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2866 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Central Emergency Response Fund allocation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is leading the Groupe de Travail Abris et Biens Non Alimentaires, alongside the Ministère de l'Action humanitaire et de la gestion des catastrophes, to provide humanitarian assistance to 3,111 households, comprising 21,779 individuals, including displaced persons, refugees and vulnerable community members in the Diffa region of Niger. This project focuses on the communes of Chétimari and Diffa, as well as parts of the Tillabéri region, including Banibangou and Ouallam. The assistance provided takes the form of emergency shelters (temporary and urgent), improved emergency shelters (durable and long-term), non-food items, and water, hygiene, and sanitation services. These measures contribute to the alleviation of the precarious living conditions faced by these displaced populations and improve their dignity. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Niger Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 234534.62 1765465.34 1999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999.96 1999999.96 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 13977.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 817228.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2867 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, in line with the Refugee Response Plan: Ukraine Situation (2024), 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. In addition, IOM seeks to contribute to the efforts of countries hosting refugees and third country nationals to enhance their access to services and enable socioeconomic inclusion, aiming for unimpeded access to services at similar level to host populations. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Europe Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Latvia IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Estonia IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Czechia Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Austria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 14158624.96 13901375.18 28060000.14 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28060000.14 28060000.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3422500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3422500 8784135 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8784135 6006.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 511586.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1229983.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3982441.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44539.41 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2869 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The transition to a state-led migration response in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is an important process supported by the European Union, International Organization for Migration and BiH authorities since 2021. Several milestones have been reached in recent years to progressively transfer the ownership of the migration response and the temporary reception centers to relevant state institutions. In support of the BiH Strategy on Migration and Asylum 2021-2025 and the upcoming launch of a tripartite Working Group including the Ministry of Security, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees, BiH enters a new phase in the ongoing transition to a state-led migration response, where technical and human capacities of institutions will be critical to establish well-defined systems and structures for the long-term management of mixed movements in BiH. Through this intervention, IOM is contributing to this transition through supporting the consolidation of the roles and responsibilities of the MHRR and its main partner in the field, the National Red Cross Society of BiH, as well as the institution in charge of the management of temporary reception centres in BiH, the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 730193.37 365096.52 999999.89 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1095289.89 1095289.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1089324.62 10374.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 6723.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86596.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2870 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2024, approximately 1.8 million people residing in and around internally displaced persons (IDP) sites require camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) support, reflecting a decrease from 2023 largely due to insecurity and lack of services. As Yemen remains on the transit route for many trying to access Saudi Arabia and Oman, an estimated 380,077 migrants, refugees and asylum seekers will need humanitarian assistance and protection. Reduced funding has strained partner capacities, jeopardizing monitoring, improvements and progress toward solutions for site populations. Consistent limitations in access to vital services have further eroded people's coping abilities. While the conflict, food insecurity and political instability affect both the Yemeni and non-Yemeni populations, the overwhelming needs for the latter are protection-based due to alarmingly high levels of vulnerability. Through this action, the International Organization for Migration and its partners are providing protection and health assistance to migrants, IDPs and host communities in Yemen through the provision of integrated life-saving health and protection support. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 3783784.05 3778376.48 6999999.89 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7562160.53 7562160.53 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) 6054054.05 459358.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1190500.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2872 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the face of a multi-faceted crisis context, Mozambique is experiencing high humanitarian needs across the country, particularly in the north where continuous attacks by non-state armed groups have resulted in large-scale displacement and put a strain on increasingly scarce resources and overstretched services. In response to this, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing integrated multisectoral support, considering the whole population – including internally displaced persons, returnees and host communities affected by the crisis – with a high concentration of needs. Under this grant, IOM is enhancing humanitarian interventions and coordination to strengthen service delivery capacities while simultaneously contributing to the restoration of safe and dignified living conditions for crisis-affected populations. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 432432.63 431814.8 799999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 864247.43 864247.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871459.69 59981.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184551.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2873 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2019, Lebanon has endured a complex political and economic crisis, leading to the collapse of public infrastructure and essential services and a significant increase in poverty across the country, including among Lebanon’s 170,000 migrant workers and their families. Additionally, since the outbreak of hostilities in Gaza on 7 October 2023, cross-border clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have intensified daily. These clashes have caused significant material damage to public and private properties and led to the internal displacement of an estimated 100,000 people. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration is implementing a multi-sectoral approach to address the humanitarian needs of internally displaced persons fleeing the south and migrants in vulnerable situations, mitigating their exposure to abuse through protection services and advocacy work with employers to strengthen migrant worker protection. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 516018.57 1105030.94 1500000.79 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1621049.51 1621049.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1607717.04 66079.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 564322.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2875 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Lac Province of Chad has experienced a protracted internal displacement situation since the start of the Boko Haram crisis in 2014, with over 240,000 persons currently displaced internally across 281 displacement sites. While armed non-state actors remain active in the region, the general security situation has improved, creating pockets of stability which are conducive to durable solutions. However, seasonal instability due to flooding and localized violence foment micro-displacements towards the east of the province away from the shoreline of the Lake, exacerbating vulnerabilities. The resulting situation is a mixture of protracted and new displacements in a volatile and remote region with persistent development challenges. Within this context, limited access to services and infrastructure continue to engender precarity and signify that displaced populations remain dependent on humanitarian assistance to meet their basic needs. Through adopting a multi-sectoral, gender-sensitive approach – focusing on shelter and water, sanitation and hygiene while collecting robust data on displacement trends to help tailor the intervention – this project contributes towards bolstering communities’ resilience and decreasing the likelihood of subsequent displacement. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Chad Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2153846.17 1846153.8 3999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3999999.97 3999999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141937 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141937 24839.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 336049.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2876 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After more than eight years of conflict, the humanitarian needs continue to worsen across Yemen, especially for families living in protracted displacement and close to frontlines. Based on an Area Assessment (Mobility Tracking) conducted from July to September 2023, the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) estimates there are 2,791,603 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and 1,878,906 IDP returnees in 13 governorates in the south of Yemen. Conflict-related reasons were still reported as a main driver of displacement and the needs of IDPs were aggravated by a weakened economy, rains, flooding and fuel shortages. IOM is contributing towards the alleviation of immediate suffering of food insecure populations in Yemen with timely and high impact multi-sectoral interventions, as well as complementary interventions that are crucial for informing the integrated response. This includes assessments through the DTM, providing water, sanitation and hygiene solutions, multi-purpose cash assistance, healthcare assistance, shelter assistance, non-food items, nutrition services; strengthening social and protection structures to mitigate, prevent and respond to risks and reduce reliance on negative coping mechanisms; and enhancing site coordination, community participation and care/maintenance at IDP collective sites. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 17418975.28 14655325.1 32074300.38 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32074300.38 32074300.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3196997 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3196997 229.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 739711.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3569761.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137801.73 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2879 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Heavy clashes between the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces that erupted on 15 April 2023 across Sudan has resulted in the displacement of more than 6 million people, with more than 2 million people having crossed to Sudan’s neighbouring countries to flee the conflict. Libyan authorities in the East and West are allowing Sudanese to enter the country, authorizing onward movement for those whose health status has been confirmed to be satisfactory, and providing different assistance through various municipal level authorities. However, with an increasing number of Sudanese arriving since the onset of the war in April 2023, the assistance and services provided locally through public facilities are stretched to a maximum and require additional support. In support of government-led and community-led efforts, the United Nations Country Team in Libya launched the Interagency Refugee Response Plan. Within the framework of this plan, IOM is providing life-saving assistance including primary healthcare assistance, mental health and psychosocial support, protection and direct assistance to Sudanese, third country nationals and host communities. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 319459.69 227593.45 500000.04 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 547053.14 547053.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535905.68 24049.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175480.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2880 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the arrivals to Chad expected to reach over 1,100,000 people by December 2024, including 240,000 Chadian returnees, tensions related to scarce and/or imbalanced resources including land, water and food continue to increase. The majority of these new arrivals report a lack of food as the main reason for leaving Sudan, demonstrating the development of a complex emergency in Darfur with armed conflict and famine-like conditions which are soon to be exacerbated by the rainy season. With only eleven per cent of needs funded, approximately 65,000 returnees are without access to assistance, with major gaps in the Shelter and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Sectors. To address these gaps, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing vital shelter, WASH and unconditional cash assistance to alleviate the most pressing needs of some 72,240 displaced returnees. This intervention contributes towards the Sudan Emergency Regional Refugee Response Plan for 2024. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland 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 Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 890180.25 3109819.79 4000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000.04 4000000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221947 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221947 34844.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11586.97 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552878.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2881 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed action targets border communities in Somalia and Kenya that are impacted by recurrent drought and dependent on transboundary natural resources with insufficient sources of water for human and livestock consumption and agriculture. The objective of this action is to increase these communities’ access to water for human consumption and agropastoralism, while establishing effective water governance mechanisms for sustainable water resource management. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is achieving this through the construction and rehabilitation of ground and surface water infrastructure, complemented by capacity building activities for the border communities on the management and maintenance of the infrastructure. In parallel, the Organization is contributing to social economic development in Somalia through the construction of feeder roads and creation of livelihood opportunities. Finally, IOM aims to improve coordination between government, communities and civil society actors to strengthen cross-border governance. Specific attention is given to building the capacity of border communities and civil society organizations on environmental protection and water conservation. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 465388.37 4016401.87 5057423.48 2617928.96 10999999.54 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12157142.68 12157142.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5591508 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6090967.32 11415.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111093.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2883 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the outbreak of hostilities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory of Gaza on 7 October 2023, cross-border clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have intensified daily, causing military and civilian casualties on both sides. These clashes have increased in intensity and scope, with the affected steadily expanding. Strikes now target sites far beyond the Blue Line, including in Baalbek, Saida, Jezzine and the Bekaa. The situation is tense and could escalate beyond the south at any moment, similar to the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel. Since October 2023, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Lebanon has been addressing the humanitarian needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and supporting the Government of Lebanon to prepare for a possible escalation of conflict. IOM’s efforts focus on Displacement Tracking Matrix activities, site coordination, health assistance, protection services and the distribution of essential relief items to IDPs and host families, however needs remain high. Building on its existing programmes and existing field presence in Southern Lebanon and coordination structures, IOM is providing a comprehensive and integrated humanitarian intervention with the main objective of ensuring dignified, safe, and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected by conflict in Southern Lebanon. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5416666.8 7583333.19 12999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12999999.99 12999999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125712 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125712 286872.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2884 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Refugees account for almost ten per cent of Jordan’s population. There are 634,728 registered Syrian refugees and roughly 71,372 registered refugees of other nationalities, primarily from Iraq, Yemen and Sudan. The vast majority reside outside camps in urban areas, though they face a higher incidence, depth and severity of poverty that led to negative coping strategies ranging from stress coping to crisis and emergency coping methods such as child labour and reduction of essential health and education costs to meet basic needs. Moreover, over 50,000 Syrian refugees have returned to Syria spontaneously since October 2018, with a continued need for transportation assistance to the border and for family reunification. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing multi-purpose cash assistance to the most vulnerable refugees in Jordan to help them meet their immediate basic needs, targeting 1,070 families (approximately 3,638 persons). IOM is also providing integrated case management to assist individuals to address their protection needs, alongside specialized protection and gender-based violence service providers. Furthermore, IOM is providing transportation assistance to the Jordanian border for small groups of refugees who voluntarily wish to return to Syria as well as support them with transportation for documentation assistance or family reunification. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1813668.41 1286331.56 3099999.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3099999.97 3099999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775000 28761.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212416.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241038.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2885 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing one of the most complex and protracted humanitarian crises globally. As of 2024, over 25.4 million individuals require assistance while, as of October 2023, over 6.9 million individuals are internally displaced. The humanitarian crisis and related needs are particularly critical in four eastern provinces (Ituri, North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika), which are characterized by a persistent deterioration of security conditions and massive protection issues due to ongoing activity by armed groups and inter-communal conflicts. To address the gaps in displacement sites in Eastern DRC, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is delivering a multi-sectoral response comprised of camp coordination and camp management, shelter and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance in displacement sites under its coordination. This response is built on evidence-based information obtained through assessments of the Organization’s Displacement Tracking Matrix, which informs IOM interventions as well as those of relevant humanitarian partners. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2379159.34 31131058.14 7689782.61 41200000.09 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41200000.09 41200000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2386106 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2386106 595281.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2661172.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2887 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Heavy clashes between the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces that erupted on 15 April 2023 across Sudan has resulted in the displacement of more than 6 million people, with more than 2 million people having crossed to Sudan’s neighbouring countries to flee the conflict. Through this rapid response allocation from the Central Emergency Response Fund, this project is contributing towards the alleviation of suffering and improvement of living conditions for Sudanese and host populations in various cities in the east of the country. Specifically, the International Organization for Migration is providing multisectoral lifesaving humanitarian assistance, focusing on protection services and health assistance, for Sudanese in Libya. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 65736.16 434263.82 499999.98 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.98 499999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.24 6598.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239168.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2888 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address the urgent needs of families with children and adolescents affected by extreme climatic events in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, particularly those in shelters. The project focuses on documentation assistance, provision of information about child rights, and the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). Institutional beneficiaries include government entities such as Child Protection Services, documentation authorities, social services, welfare departments and local disaster response agencies, as well as non-governmental organizations and community-based organizations focused on child welfare, legal support and PSEA. These entities are receiving capacity-building training on children's rights in the context of mobility and disasters. The training aims to ensure the best interests of the child by raising awareness about participation, protection, safety, access to rights and non-discrimination. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 100000.02 100000.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.02 100000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 45319.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2890 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2015, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been implementing a global project on reducing gender-based violence (GBV) through enhanced institutional risk mitigation efforts under the Safe from the Start Initiative supported by the United States Department of State Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration. IOM's Global Safe from the Start project is now entering its tenth year of implementation. In Phase X, IOM continues to pursue key milestones set against commitments made by IOM under the 2021-2025 Roadmap of the Global Call to Action on Protection against GBV in Emergencies including: to strengthen risk mitigation and response capacities in key technical areas where IOM brings a strategic added-value to collective efforts on GBV - including Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Shelter and Settlements, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Displacement Tracking Matrix, and Health; to pursue the institutionalization and operationalization of the GBV in Crises Framework to foster more coherent and holistic responses of IOM to address GBV in crisis; and to continue supporting inter-agency initiatives from the Inter-Agency Standing Committee and United Nations-wide system on collective Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2076923.07 923076.92 2999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2999999.99 2999999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 275015.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2891 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in Iraq continues to be characterized by general instability, protracted internal displacement, lack of public services, as well as inadequate shelter and housing. Humanitarian and protection needs remain significant across the country, despite the discontinuation of the humanitarian cluster system and the transition away from a post-conflict context. In this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) continues building on previous and current humanitarian interventions, with a focus on improving the living conditions of displaced families in out-of-camp locations who are prevented or not able to return or integrate locally, through an integrated humanitarian response. IOM is providing shelter assistance and continues to strengthen its response in remote and underserved informal sites. The most critical needs of displaced populations are being addressed through the provision of integrated shelter support and site upgrades to improve safe and dignified living conditions and allow internally displaced families to concentrate on other needs. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 925000.05 2775000.2 3700000.25 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3700000.25 3700000.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410768 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410768 581491.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2892 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the Rapid Response Fund (RRF), the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is quickly mobilizing resources to support national non-governmental organizations (NNGOs) to respond to crisis situations in a timely manner, contributing towards a sustainable response and country resilience. The mechanism contributes to the localization agenda, strengthening local actors’ capacities (finance management, grants administration and technical capacity) while enhancing the effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability of humanitarian and recovery interventions. The RRF programme responds to emergency and contextual needs of disaster-affected populations in Mozambique through: maintaining flexibility to respond to unforeseen, emerging crises nationwide with standby capacity, whereby local organizations will be supported through sub-awards to provide effective and quick impact interventions to meet emerging humanitarian needs; and building and strengthening the humanitarian response capacity of NNGOs through the provision of tailored technical and administrative assistance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1074460.75 925538.92 1999999.67 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999.67 1999999.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335759 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335759 5897.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431917.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2893 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cyclone Remal made landfall in Bangladesh at the end of May 2024, severely affecting southern-western coastal regions. Shortly after the cyclone, floods hit the northeastern region of the country, impacting the population twice in mid-June. The disasters affected an estimated 8.3 million people across 14 districts. In response, the Cyclone and Monsoon Floods Humanitarian Response Plan was launched to support cyclone and flood-affected populations. In alignment with the HRP and the International Organization for Migration Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2024, this contribution from Global Affairs Canada aims to support crisis-affected people through shelter assistance, multi-purpose cash assistance, displacement management support and livelihood support as pathways towards durable solutions in Dacope, Khulna, Chhatak and Sunamganj. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 339265.28 378636.64 999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 717901.92 717901.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727802.04 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727802.04 -1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -727802.04 2360.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 285.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113103.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2894 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the military takeover in February 2021, Myanmar has faced a sharp increase in internal conflict and displacement, with approximately one-third of the population in need of humanitarian assistance. The worsening conditions in Myanmar have had a significant impact in neighbouring Thailand. Flow monitoring data by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) suggests an increase in entries into Thailand from Myanmar, mostly through irregular channels, and deportations though the total number of Myanmar Muslims from Rakhine State in detention or in communities throughout Thailand remains unknown.This project aims to improve access to humanitarian assistance and protection services for the most vulnerable migrants in detention in Thailand. Over a period of twelve months, IOM is providing life-saving assistance in the form of primary healthcare service provision, mental health and psychosocial support, food, non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene support. IOM aims to ensure that at-risk groups detained in Immigration Detention Centres and other government facilities have adequate access to material and non-material support and basic services that meet their immediate needs. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 692492.78 307507.22 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 186044.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2895 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As the International Organization of Migration’s Framework for Diaspora Engagement in Humanitarian Assistance aims to address current humanitarian challenges, the capacity of both diaspora and institutional humanitarian actors needs to be further increased so each is suited and equipped to use and benefit from the Framework and its tools. Increased recognition of the diaspora's role as humanitarian actors is more evident, however, addressing barriers to their involvement and coordination in the humanitarian sector remains a major priority. To leverage the advancements in this agenda from previous phases and contribute towards addressing the noticeable gaps that remain, this project aims to elevate the Framework’s operationalization, institutionalization and promotion for the continued improvement of coordination between diaspora and humanitarian actors for more effective humanitarian assistance to affected communities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 995656.49 1160343.11 2155999.6 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2155999.6 2155999.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144810 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144810 2000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 205813.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2897 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the support of Global Affairs Canada, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is facilitating access to essential services for crisis affected populations in Bangladesh, in continuation of lifesaving activities contributing towards the alleviation of suffering and maintenance of dignity. Since 2017, IOM has been implementing a multi-sectoral response in the 17 camps under its Area of Responsibility in Cox’s Bazar in response to the prolonged displacement of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar and their impact on the host community. This is compounded by the impact of recurring natural hazards in Bangladesh, such as cyclones, monsoons and fire incidents.To address ongoing challenges within this context effectively, IOM is working towards ensuring safer and improved living conditions for Rohingya communities through site development activities, providing lifesaving emergency shelter and non-food items, shelter upgrades and maintenance activities, as well as primary health services and mental health and psychosocial support. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 551279.5 750000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551279.5 551279.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545851.53 -750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -545851.53 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545851.53 274053.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2898 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the overall objective of saving lives and protecting populations severely affected by Typhoon Yagi while strengthening their resilience, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will carry out cash-based interventions (CBI) for 1,240 vulnerable households, benefiting over 4,960 individuals in need, and supporting the recovery of essential infrastructure for the affected communities. The CBI will focus on post-disaster recovery in the form of multipurpose cash assistance, conditional cash for housing repairs and cash for work for infrastructure restoration. Additionally, IOM is reinforcing the health of disaster-affected populations by providing hygiene supplies to 1,200 households and delivering public health messaging in the communities. Implemented in close collaboration with the Viet Nam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority, the Migrant Health Working Group, Viet Nam Red Cross, provincial partners and the Inter-sectoral Coordination Group, this project complements existing efforts and ensure timely and effective assistance to populations in vulnerable situations. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 643335.75 356664.26 1000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.01 1000000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 68235.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2899 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the conflict erupted in Sudan on 15 April 2023, over 780,000 people have crossed into South Sudan, most of whom are South Sudanese returnees. Many arrive exhausted and stranded in remote border areas, requiring onward transportation assistance. Through this funding, the International Organization for Migration provides life-saving support through movement assistance to nearly 5,000 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) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1103511.65 1500000.28 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1103511.65 1103511.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091703.06 -1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1091703.06 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091703.06 6702.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1065283.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2900 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the collapse of the Somali central government in 1991, Somalia has suffered a highly complex protracted conflict characterized by changing political dynamics and power shifts. Although there have been improvements to the peace and security situation in Somalia since the formation of the Federal Government of Somalia in 2012 and more notably in recent years through government-led counter offensive, the overall situation remains fragile. In 2024, Somalia is expected to continue facing a precarious situation as it still grapples with a convergence of complex challenges, including the ongoing impacts of security instability, climate change and humanitarian crises. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has established a Rapid Support Mechanism (RSM) to provide rapid humanitarian response through local and international partners to vulnerable communities in need in the priority districts identified by the Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan for Somalia. The assistance provided will focus on prioritized sectors and locations. The RSM provides timely and effective humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable populations by increasing the capacity of local partners to provide humanitarian assistance, including humanitarian coordination, water, sanitation and hygiene, shelter and non-food items, protection, health, nutrition and multi-purpose cash assistance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3635346.78 6364653.35 10000000.13 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000.13 10000000.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155663 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155663 318095.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2901 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia has a long-standing history of receiving refugees and is currently the third-largest refugee hosting country in Africa and one of the largest refugee asylum countries worldwide, reflecting the ongoing fragility and conflict in the East and Horn of Africa region. Among the principal factors for this include political turmoil, conflict and drought in Sudan, South Sudan and Somalia. In coordination with the Government of Ethiopia’s Refugee and Returnee Service, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), and other humanitarian partners, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is one of the main humanitarian agencies providing movement assistance and relocation assistance to vulnerable refugees from border entry points to the safety of camps and inter-camps. Through this project, with funding from UNHCR, IOM is assisting 14,000 refugees affected by the conflict in Sudan who arrived in Benishangul Gumuz region with timely, safe and dignified emergency movement assistance services and relocation assistance from entry points to designated camps. Over a four-month period, IOM is providing assistance that includes include pre-embarkation health checks, and safe and dignified movement assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 399164.11 399164.11 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399164.11 399164.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399164 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399164 143730.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2902 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Plunged into a long-lasting political, economic and social crisis, Haiti has become a major source country of emigrants, which over the years has resulted in a significant diaspora and a migrant population living in neighbouring host countries such as The Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. As a direct consequence of the lack of regular pathways for migration and limited socioeconomic opportunities in their country of origin, Haitian migrants regularly face a wide range of protection issues, including human trafficking, smuggling, communicable diseases as well as a lack of reintegration assistance for returnees and deportees. In close coordination with government authorities, this project aims to strengthen access to critical humanitarian assistance for vulnerable migrant communities, including Haitians, in the Dominican Republic and The Bahamas. To achieve this objective, the International Organization for Migration is facilitating access to critical humanitarian assistance for Haitian migrants in vulnerable situations in the Dominican Republic as well as migrants and communities at risk of displacement in The Bahamas. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - The Bahamas Caribbean The Bahamas Dominican Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Caribbean Environmental Resilience and Disaster Displacement Response Plan 2022 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 685885.32 314114.34 999999.66 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.66 999999.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 408832.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2071.59 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2903 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the Gulf of Guinea Joint Response Plan for Ghana, this project aims to contribute to addressing food insecurity and malnutrition as well as build resilience of vulnerable asylum seekers and host communities in Upper East and Upper West regions of Ghana. The International Organization for Migration is achieving this through an approach which integrates asset creation and livelihood strengthening, school feeding, prevention and treatment of malnutrition, and social and behaviour change communications. The project adopts an evidence-based approach, stemming from the roll out of the Solutions and Mobility Index, which identifies fragility levels related to food security and nutrition. This informs the implementation of training by the Organization on sustainable agricultural practices and eco-friendly business ventures. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 10115.86 60695.52 40496.92 99999.82 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111308.3 111308.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108932.46 19647.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2904 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian Response Plan for 2024 and 2025, the Organization is contributing to the improvement of migrants’ humanitarian conditions at the national and local levels in Mexico with special provisions for migrants in vulnerable situations. Over a ten-month period, IOM is implementing a multi-sectoral response to migrants across Mexico, including the operationalization of multi-purpose community centres, capacity building of local actors to facilitate migrant access to health care and mental health and psychosocial support; provision of food aid; distribution of equipment and non-food items, among others. Complementing humanitarian assistance, IOM implements innovative infrastructure projects, facilitates access to internet connectivity and continues with the provision of critical protection services and data collection exercises to inform the response, among other activities to enhance the self-sufficiency, sustainability and autonomy of migrant shelters. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 7763636.27 4436363.28 12199999.55 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12199999.55 12199999.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6100000 1631083.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2905 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian supply chain community is currently confronted with challenges in terms of funding, environmental footprint, preparedness, localization and coordination. Organizations must collaborate further to avoid competing and increasing costs. At the same time, supply chains must become greener. The International Organization for Migration, on behalf of the Quality, Social, and Environmental (QSE) Procurement Sub-group, is managing this project to strengthen the cooperation of the humanitarian sector regarding the procurement of relief items. This project’s objective is to make humanitarian supply chain more effective and efficient by improving the quality of the largest impact relief items, whilst also ensuring that environmental and social concerns are addressed in their manufacture. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 589401.03 837293.35 73305.66 1500000.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.04 1500000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12217 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12217 1618.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2906 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Humanitarian Overview underscores the escalating number of people in need worldwide, which reached over 360 million in 2023. Conflicts, compounded by climate-induced disasters, continue to drive displacement. The projection for 2024 is stark with nearly 300 million people projected to require urgent humanitarian assistance and protection globally. The International Organization of Migration (IOM)’s Strategic Plan 2024-2028 places paramount importance on saving lives and protecting people on the move, while simultaneously, seeking to drive innovative solutions to displacement and to address challenges of climate change. The newly established Department of Humanitarian Response and Recovery (DHRR) assumes a pivotal role in achieving the two objectives as outlined in the Strategic Plan. Tasked with capacitating and supporting IOM’s field offices and partners, DHRR spearheads principled, effective and accountable crisis responses, including anticipatory actions to address future emergencies. In direct alignment with Strategic Plan, the project is strengthening IOM’s humanitarian footprint through improving IOM and partner capacities to deliver integrated humanitarian assistance and protection support and reducing risks and impacts of climate change, conflict and instability for communities affected by or at risk of displacement. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 307692.32 692307.54 999999.86 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.86 999999.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47824 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47824 78729.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2907 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Leveraging the progress made and lessons learned through the previous multi-phased global capacity strengthening programme supported by United States Department of State Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing towards the Organization’s Strategic Plan (2024-2028) objectives of saving lives and protecting people on the move while driving solutions to displacement with a focus on addressing the impacts of climate change on migration and displacement. This project is filling critical gaps in the Organization’s capacity through bolstering operational readiness and prevention; enhancing IOM’s distinctive response with a view of solutions to displacement; and influencing change in the humanitarian, peace and development landscape. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2892692.3 1107307.8 4000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000.1 4000000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 164723.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2908 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With this grant, the International Organization for Migration continues to respond to crises arising from the ongoing conflict and recurrent disasters affecting Mozambique. Under this project, IOM provides humanitarian assistance through the deployment of an Integrated Multi-sectoral Settlements Approach in the districts identified as having a high concentration of multisectoral humanitarian needs, including of Quissanga, Macomia, Metuge and Mocimboa da Praia (Cabo Delgado province). Sectoral responses are being implemented in other districts with high sectoral-specific humanitarian needs in other locations, including Nangade, Ibo, Muidumbe, Pemba Districts (Cabo Delgado province) as well as other district/province across the country in case humanitarian needs arise. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3449588.93 2900411.37 6350000.3 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6350000.3 6350000.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429090 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429090 1012924.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2909 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Cluster Strategy, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) seeks to contribute to safe and dignified living conditions by improving access to sanitation facilities and waste management services in target areas. The proposed intervention is in line with IOM’s WASH Strategy in Yemen to implement solutions that are immediate, scalable and sustainable. IOM aims to support 185,178 individuals (direct and indirect beneficiaries), including direct support to 44,119 internally displaced persons, 2,937 host community members and 542 refugees under this intervention. IOM proposes to increase access to safe sanitation services in Ma’rib for the most vulnerable crisis affected households through the construction and rehabilitation of latrines and cesspits, as well as support in faecal sludge and solid waste collection and garbage dump site improvement across sites in Ma’rib, also increasing local capacity to provide sanitation services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 503653.77 1678845.61 2182499.38 Contracted Grant Amount King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2182499.38 2182499.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091250 57478.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2910 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the overall objective of saving lives and protecting populations severely affected by Typhoon Yagi while bolstering their capacity to recover, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is implementing interventions expected to benefit over 16,900 individuals. This includes the distribution of life-saving non-food items to 4,200 households (16,800 individuals), dissemination of public health messaging and rehabilitation of evacuation-related infrastructure to ensure safer conditions for 100 affected populations. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 526829.5 473170.53 1000000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.03 1000000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 189840.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2911 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With support from the Republic of Korea, this project contributes to enhancing the capacity of the Government of Kenya, migrants, displaced persons and local communities in Kenya to recover from crises including natural hazards and health emergencies. The International Organization for Migration aims to reach the most vulnerable by providing evidence-based humanitarian assistance in multi-purpose cash and settlement support as well as strengthening state capacity to prepare for, respond to and sustainably recover from health emergencies and natural and conflict-induced hazards. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 421232.4 578767.42 999999.82 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.82 999999.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 141501.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2912 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s broad experience with implementing comprehensive protection, livelihoods, mental health and psychosocial support and social cohesion projects, the overall objective of this intervention is to contribute to addressing the humanitarian and early recovery needs of populations affected by the war in Ukraine, acknowledging the specific vulnerabilities and needs of women, girls, boys, and men. During the twelve months of project implementation, IOM aims to support 4,770 refugees and migrants affected by the war in Ukraine. Moreover, IOM is strengthening the capacity of at least 320 local actors and ensure coordination platforms for at least 22 key stakeholders. IOM further continues to build evidence on information collected on mobility trends, vulnerabilities and needs, to inform IOM and humanitarian programming through Displacement Tracking Matrix activities. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1066391.91 433608.41 1500000.32 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.32 1500000.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 36158.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2914 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through in-kind shelter and non-food item (S-NFI) support and cash assistance, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to meet the emergency S-NFI needs of 186,546 flood-affected individuals, including women, child-headed households and persons with disabilities in Unity, Upper Nile, Northern Bahr El Ghazal and Jonglei states of South Sudan. This intervention contributes to improving their living conditions while ensuring their safety and dignity. In particular, IOM is distributing S-NFI kits to 171,000 individuals in the prioritized counties of Aweil East, Rubkona, Fangak, Mayendit and Nasir. Due to the availability of functional markets in Aweil East and Rubkona, IOM is also providing unconditional cash assistance to 15,546 individuals meeting the immediate life-saving needs of those affected by floods. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2303506.99 343803.02 2647310.01 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2647310.01 2647310.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2647310.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2647310.01 175081.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2915 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration aims to mitigate the adverse effects from Typhoon Julian and displacement situations on the most vulnerable, affected communities in the Philippines. It is doing so by complementing and strengthening local capacity in responding to outstanding needs for water, sanitation and hygiene, and in accessing safer living conditions, and reduce the driving factors that could compel internally displaced persons and their families to rely on negative coping measures to meet their basic needs during their displacement. Close coordination especially with the Department of Social Welfare and Development, the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development, the Department of Health, Batanes Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office, the Local Government Units of Batanes and other responding government leaders will be in place to maximize their response capacity and reach to the most vulnerable communities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 269499.93 230500.04 499999.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.97 499999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9519 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9519 856.21 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40649.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2916 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration between Haiti and the Dominican Republic is the most active in the Caribbean. In recent years, the migratory flow, mostly irregular, has increased due to the humanitarian and security crisis in Haiti. Faced with this situation, the Dominican Republic has tightened its immigration control policy, deporting an average of 20,000 people per month since 2023, including an estimated 815 children. With the increase in deportations, the Migration Interdiction Centers of the General Directorate of Migration lack the facilities to guarantee a safe and friendly space, with access to drinking water and sanitation, for children and adolescents and their families on the move. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the United Nations Children’s Fund access the centers in the border area, Santo Domingo and Santiago on a daily basis to provide humanitarian assistance and mitigate the net impact of detention on the physical and mental wellbeing of migrants. The main objective of this project is to help children, adolescents and their families on the move or affected by migration benefit from water, sanitation and hygiene services as well as safe and friendly spaces in migration interdiction centers. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominican Republic +1 809 688 81 74 iomsantodomingo@iom.int Socorro Sãnchez 152-154 Gazcu, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 188619.62 282929.4 471549.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471549.02 471549.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471549.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471549.02 197040.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2917 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Programme, the overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to prevent, reduce and mitigate serious health risks and associated protection concerns among people in vulnerable situations. The project also aims to strengthen equitable provision and sustainability of service delivery by gradually transitioning from humanitarian assistance focused on internally displaced persons to greater ownership, leadership and management by state government and communities in urban areas. To achieve this, the International Organization is engaging with state-level government bodies to identify priorities, assess needs, define key areas of focus and establish frameworks that promote meaningful involvement for local government and communities. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1337906.96 5896097.9 5991676.38 8236865.27 3388145.59 18989998.84 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24850692.1 24850692.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4021447.72 1398917.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2918 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This Action supports vulnerable Afghans and host community members in the provinces of Yazd, Tehran, Alborz, Khorasan Razavi, Sistan and Baluchistan. Building on the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s approach to deliver aid efficiently and maintain a people-centered humanitarian response, the project adopts a basic needs framework, addressing the multiple requirements of vulnerable people through an integrated and coordinated response, particularly in protracted crises. IOM is providing support to 5,000 vulnerable people to help them meet their recurrent basic needs, thereby preventing their situation from worsening and reducing the necessity for sustained assistance. IOM is also providing tailored assistance for 1,500 Afghans to address specific needs such as documentation costs, safe accommodation and disability-related requirements. This support is provided based on comprehensive case management assessments and is complemented by sustained protection services, adhering to the 'do no harm' principles. Furthermore, IOM is conducting individual counseling on protection matters, including support for regularization processes for 1,350 Afghans and case management services for 150 Afghans. This Action includes a crisis modifier to respond promptly to sudden-onset emergencies or the worsening of existing crises. This component provides support for 2,000 individuals, including refugees and migrants in Iran. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iran (Islamic Republic of) +98 21 22860691-4 iomtehran@iom.int 8, Shahrzad Blvd., Darrous, Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iran (Islamic Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 713785.7 383411.12 999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1097196.82 1097196.82 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) 881057.28 6566.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44156.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2919 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The armed conflict in Sudan that erupted in April 2023 has led to the internal displacement of over 10.7 million people and affected millions more across the country as of September 2024, leading to a devastating humanitarian situation. Nearly twenty five million people (almost half of Sudan's population) require assistance, a 57 per cent increase from pre-conflict levels. Considering current health, water, sanitation and hygeine, non-food item and higher education needs related to the evolving conflict as well as the flooding and disease outbreak in Sudan, the International Organization for Migration seeks to respond holistically to the urgent needs of conflict-affected populations in North Darfur, Northern, Kassala, Gedaref, River Nile, Red Sea states and in Abyei North. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 557257.56 1942742.57 2500000.13 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.13 2500000.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 10112.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2921 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Aweil East and Rubkona remain of high concern, given the high number of returnees arrival and insecurity that are limiting households’ livelihoods. Most of the arrivals lack assets and resources to support their families and are reliant on humanitarian assistance. According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification report released in 2024, the food security situation in both counties is projected to deteriorate further. In addition, in Nasir, a dispute arose between local youths and members of South Sudan People’s Defense Forces in February 2024, resulting in fatalities, property destructions and displacement. Over fifty households were displaced to temporary camps in schools, churches and open spaces. Between July 2023 to April 2024, 3,000 returnees from Sudan had arrived and settled back in Nasir and Rubkona. Lack of financial resources, inflation, disruption of supply chain and reduced market functionality further exacerbated the living conditions of returnees and internally displaced persons. Under this proposed intervention, the International Organization for Migration is providing cash and shelter assistance to 2,400 households as well as in-kind shelter/non-food item kits to 6,200 households. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 648180.77 516819.48 1165000.25 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1165000.25 1165000.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1165000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1165000 53976.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2922 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The recent typhoon, followed by floods and landslides, severely impacted northern and mountainous provinces of Viet Nam, causing widespread destruction and compounding pre-existing vulnerabilities. The disaster led to more than 237,000 homes damaged and widespread displacement, as many individuals were forced to evacuate or leave their homes due to severe damage. This sudden displacement is putting immense pressure on the local government and communities to accommodate large numbers of people and provide essential services, whose duration of need remains uncertain. In under-resourced provinces, the situation is even more challenging, as limited resources and infrastructure make it difficult to manage the growing demand for temporary housing and necessities. This Central Emergency Response Fund action responds to the needs identified by the Government of Viet Nam’s Disaster Management Authority and the Shelter and Non-food Item (NFI) sector in the Typhoon Yagi and Floods Joint Response Plan, namely the urgent need to repair damaged homes and provide NFIs to ensure that affected populations have safe and secure living conditions through cash-based interventions. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5716.84 382883.33 388600.17 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388600.17 388600.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388600.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388600.04 246.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2923 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than 1.9 million Afghans returned to the country since 2023, including more than 665,300 from Pakistan as of 13 July 2024 since 15 September 2023. Many returnees are arriving in areas already facing protracted displacement. Over the twelve-month duration of this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimates that 1,398,060 undocumented returnees will cross into Afghanistan through IOM reception centres at the Milak and Islam Qala border points on the border with Iran and Spin Boldak and Torkham on the border with Pakistan. The objective of the project is to enhance the resilience of vulnerable Afghan populations by addressing their immediate humanitarian needs at the border areas 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 and achieving the project’s objective through a multi-sectoral intervention at border areas and provinces of high return. To complement this, IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix programmes continues to contribute to humanitarian and development partners’ ability to make informed and evidence-based decisions. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8414959.66 5085041.57 13500001.23 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500001.23 13500001.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6750000 497067.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2924 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide humanitarian assistance to populations in vulnerable situations that are affected by forced displacement in Niger, while promoting community mobilization and empowerment. Specifically, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing shelter and non-food item assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons, as well as supporting capacity building efforts for humanitarian actors, in regions heavy conflict including Diffa, Tahoua, Tillaberi, Agadez and Maradi. This project contributes towards the Protection Cluster Strategy for 2024 in Niger and prioritizes the provision of assistance to households with specific needs, such as older persons, people with disabilities and pregnant women, in line with institutional and global protection mainstreaming policies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Niger Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 845056.58 654943.43 1500000.01 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.01 1500000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 10875.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2926 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Internally displaced persons (IDPs) remain the most vulnerable population group in Somalia, and the protracted nature of displacement caused by floods, conflict and drought continues to affect the physical and mental wellbeing of IDPs who require humanitarian assistance. Many IDP households have faced a steady depletion of assets and increase in negative coping mechanisms, culminating in severe conditions with regards to their food insecurity, malnutrition, disease outbreaks, water and hygiene conditions, and critical protection concerns. Of particular concern are displaced households in IDP sites who are facing extreme needs at greater rates than other population groups. It is estimated that 95 per cent of all IDPs in need of humanitarian assistance in Somalia are hosted in urban areas in informal sites. Under these circumstances, identifying housing solutions is essential in mitigating number of vulnerabilities associated with forced evictions and addressing rapid and poorly planned urbanization. Thus, the overall objective of this project is to enhance the living conditions of the displaced households in order to respond to the increased displacement, rapid urbanization, poor urban planning, limited housing standards, and tenure insecurity leading to high levels of forced evictions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Somalia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1908330.91 826762.36 2558308.79 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2735093.27 2735093.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11098.78 26504.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2927 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the onset of the conflict in Sudan in April 2023, more than 7.9 million people have been internally displaced within Sudan and more than 2.3 million people crossed borders into neighbouring countries, including Chad and the Central African Republic. This project is implemented in Chad and the Central African Republic to address the needs of populations affected by the crisis, including returnees and host communities. In Chad, this project aims to improve the resilience of vulnerable returnee and host community households through access to essential infrastructure and livelihoods in Ouaddaï and Sila provinces. In the Central African Republic, this project supports relocated refugees and returnees through multisectoral assistance, including shelter and non-food items, protection, mental health and psychosocial support, and hygiene promotion activities in Vakaga, Bamingui-Bangoran and Ouaka prefectures. The project also ensures that the humanitarian community is informed on trends and flows of new arrivals in the Central African Republic, through the collection, analysis and sharing of data through the International Organization for Migration’s Displacement Tracking Matrix. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Middle Africa Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Central African Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 203815.14 3596184.85 3799999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3799999.99 3799999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2850000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2850000 340540.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2928 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For more than six years, northern Mozambique has experienced attacks by non-state armed groups, resulting in large scale displacements, and consequentially a complex crisis and dire humanitarian situation. The vast majority of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the country (namely 545,870 out of a total of 721,348 people) are in the Northern provinces, with 55 per cent of IDPs settled within host communities. In addition, more than six hundred thousand persons have returned to their places of origin. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing towards the provision of a comprehensive response and multisectoral assistance for displaced people, returnees and affected communities in Northern Mozambique through an area-based approach. Integrated multisectoral support is being implemented in areas with a high concentration of needs, where humanitarian and development needs overlap, including hard-to-reach areas. This approach enhances emergency humanitarian interventions and coordination to strengthen service delivery capacities while directly reinforcing the resilience of affected communities and their living conditions. The intervention complements IOM's existing emergency response programme to ensure the provision of comprehensive support to communities impacted by displacement while enhancing the overall impact of current projects focused on providing adequate and tailored solutions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 256917.5 743082.55 1000000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.05 1000000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 64855.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2929 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Central Emergency Response Fund allocation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is contributing towards addressing the most urgent needs of people affected by the flood season in Chad. Reliable data on the needs of flood-affected populations, particularly individuals and households in vulnerable situations, is critical to inform the response of IOM and other actors responding to the crisis. The absence of this critical information impacts the scope and quality of the humanitarian assistance provided thus far. In response to this gap in the ongoing response, IOM is providing technical support to the Commission Nationale d'accueil de Réinsertion des Réfugies to collect and manage data in the form of multi-sectoral needs assessments on flood-affected populations, in coordination with partners providing assistance including the World Food Programme and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. IOM is also supporting the Chadian Red Cross to expand the geographical scope of beneficiary registration to capture vital information informing the provision of lifesaving assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Chad Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 136843.72 363156.31 500000.03 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.03 500000.03 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 42954.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2930 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Reserve Allocation, the International Organization for Migration through the Core Pipeline is facilitating the procurement of emergency shelter and non-food items (S-NFI) and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) supplies to provide critical humanitarian assistance to 178,458 flood-affected populations across five priority counties in South Sudan. Specifically, the intervention is enabling the procurement, prepositioning and release of 4,605 emergency S-NFI kits to S-NFI Cluster partners, targeting 4,605 households (27,630 individuals) in Mayendit and Fangak. In addition, emergency WASH supplies are being procured, prepositioned and released to assist 25,138 households (150,828 individuals) in Aweil East, Nasir and Rubkona. To ensure optimal resource utilization and avoid duplication of efforts among partners in these targeted locations, the IOM Core Pipeline is managing the S-NFI and WASH core pipeline request systems. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 750514.59 319948.5 1070463.09 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1070463.09 1070463.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1070463 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1070463 7069.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2931 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Far North region of Cameroon, which borders Nigeria and Chad, has consistently faced significant vulnerabilities due to climatic challenges and ongoing security crises. This project aims to enhance the living conditions and overall well-being of populations affected by these crises in the Far North. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is committed to addressing the immediate and short-term needs of vulnerable communities impacted by both the humanitarian crisis and inter-community conflicts. IOM is providing reliable, actionable data to inform targeted humanitarian interventions, focusing on life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene activities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 95040.65 574440.67 830518.38 1499999.7 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.7 1499999.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5923.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2932 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The conflict that began in south Lebanon has spread across the country and has resulted in large internal displacement, which has steadily increased since October 2023 and escalated significantly since September 2024. Through the proposed project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is addressing life-saving humanitarian needs among affected populations, including internally displaced persons and vulnerable host communities. This includes the provision of essential core relief items to displaced people, focusing particularly on those in the most vulnerable situations, enhancement of living conditions for people residing in collective sites, and the strengthening of site management and coordination systems and processes in Lebanon as the co-lead agency for the sector. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services IOM Flash Appeal - Lebanon Humanitarian Crisis (October - December 2024) Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 571428.58 428571.45 1000000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.03 1000000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 67864.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2936 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Typhoon Yagi has inflicted severe damage across the northern provinces of Viet Nam, emerging as one of the most impactful storms to affect the region in the past thirty years. The typhoon's powerful winds and torrential rains have led to widespread devastation, particularly in the mountainous areas, which have borne the brunt of the storm's impact. Under the overall objective of saving lives and protecting populations severely affected by Typhoon Yagi while strengthening their resilience, the International Organization for Migration is providing emergency and early recovery assistance on demand. at eleven of the hardest-hit provinces prioritized by the government. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Hansae Co., Ltd. IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 76923.13 23076.93 100000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Hansae Co., Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.06 100000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Hansae Co., Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-DP.2941 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 at the border areas and strengthening durable solutions pathways in the areas of return, through a comprehensive, evidence-informed and data-driven response. The International Organization for Migration is utilizing an area-based, integrated approach, to achieve the project’s objective through four outcomes. This project takes into account the internally displaced persons’ (IDPs) concerns within their respective regions, potential impact of returns on local communities’ resources and services, and opportunities to create an enabling environment for IDPs to realize their solutions pathways as well as improve living conditions for the affected host communities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 7380000.71 7380000.71 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7380000.71 7380000.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5535000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5535000 13107.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2942 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to growing concern about the rising level of the Chari River and associated flooding, which could lead to further flooding if the riverbanks overflow, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Chad is complementing ongoing preparedness efforts to receive and assist vulnerable households displaced by flooding at government-designated sites. Upon activation of the triggers set by the framework for anticipatory action, IOM is distributing essential household item kits and hygiene kits to households evacuated to the Koundoul or Toukra sites. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Tchad Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 312823.43 37176.59 350000.02 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000.02 350000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 XM-DAC-47066-DP.2943 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan’s humanitarian situation is rapidly deteriorating and children across Sudan are continuing to bear the heaviest brunt of the conflict that has ravaged the country. Alarming new food security projections show that Sudan is facing a devastating hunger catastrophe at a scale not seen since the Darfur crisis in the early 2000s. Access constraints continue to affect the delivery of humanitarian assistance. With the large scope of implementation and given the limited availability of staff to more than half of the country due to security constraints, this project is aimed to improve the monitoring function on UNICEF projects through the deployment and cost-sharing for IOM’s existing field staff structure to support the monitoring of 16 targeted areas for a period of 4 months. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 68642.81 102964.17 171606.98 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171606.98 171606.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6689.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2947 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 23 October 2024, Severe Tropical Storm Kristine hit the Philippines, particularly impacting the Bicol region. The region experienced violent and sustained winds, widespread flooding and landslides. As of 31 October, it has affected more than two million families or 7.9 million persons in 16 out of the 18 regions of the Philippines. Following the declaration of a State of Calamity in multiple provinces by the authorities, an immediate humanitarian response has been provided by the national and local government authorities, non-governmental organizations and partners. The International Organization for Migration is contributing to the response to the adverse effects of the Severe Tropical Storm Kristine. Assistance includes camp coordination and camp management technical assistance in evacuation centres and infrastructure rehabilitation or improvement as needed; water, sanitation and hygiene support in evacuation centres through installation of water tanks and transportation of water; multi-purpose cash assistance to allow the most vulnerable households to cater for their basic needs; shelter through the distribution of shelter repair kits and trainings; and mental health and psychosocial support. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 811091.44 938908.56 1750000 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750000 1750000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44621.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2951 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to contribute to addressing the urgent needs of 93,650 internally displaced people (IDP), 400 members of host communities and 11,250 migrants in Yemen. IOM is targeting internally displaced crisis-affected households and migrants by providing access to safe and sustainable sanitation and hygiene solutions, lifesaving health services and mental health and psychosocial support, with increased awareness of acute watery diarrhea/cholera prevention practices, and delivering one-off multipurpose cash assistance allowing to increase the capacity of food insecure households to meet their basic needs. This intervention also benefits crisis-affected households and host community population by enabling their access to enhanced safety and dignified living conditions through lifesaving shelter and non-food items assistance, while also improving essential site management, sustainable prevention and mitigation of hazards for people residing in IDP hosting sites. In line with the key objectives of the Regional Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen, IOM is facilitating the movement and voluntary informed and dignified return of vulnerable migrants stranded in Yemen to their countries of origin. IOM is also contributing towards informing the overall humanitarian and protection response by employing its flow monitoring activities, through its Displacement Tracking Matrix programme. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4575508.88 4246295.27 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4575508.88 4575508.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4246295 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4479214.14 3238969.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517648.81 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0023 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the Government of Nepal in Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM). IOM aims to support the establishment of a robust legal framework at provincial and municipal levels. Further, this project contributes to strengthening the operational capacity of the National Disaster Management Authority, through trainings to their staff and to elected representatives and government officials, at provincial and municipal levels. Thematics of the trainings will include drafting of DRRM acts and policies, including emergency preparedness. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Nepal Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 76895.12 1050474.88 428380.16 545907.69 200964.4 2302622.25 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2302622.25 2302622.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33675 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33675 37371 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37371 56872 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56872 78526 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78526 94763 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94763 64415 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64415 95157 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95157 108007 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108007 308027 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308027 52281 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52281 327601 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 327601 35582 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35582 238728 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238728 172065 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172065 579688 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579688 -548.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -548.29 190731.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -166831.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59237.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 559207.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3934.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29740.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52046.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69825.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91392.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54268.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102301.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83356.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199820.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190127.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102519.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122212.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186132.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160190 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190616.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1380.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While the Republic of Palau's urban center and remote islands have unique challenges, the island nation is among the most vulnerable to the adverse effects of natural disasters and hazards including typhoons, floods, droughts, and tsunamis. Disaster risk reduction (DRR) activities are therefore critical to help communities and governments reduce risks, lessen the impact of disasters, and build resilience. The project contributes to the Republic of Palau's preparedness and ability to respond to hazard events by strengthening evacuation shelters, training community leaders on shelter management, testing pre-disaster government response structures in tabletop exercises, and pre-positioning relief items. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Palau Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 48701.34 261256.38 285611.72 222430.6 818000.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 818000.04 818000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21776 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21776 19707 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19707 45377 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45377 23153 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23153 59467 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59467 19173 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19173 107838 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107838 31211 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31211 135226 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135226 37933 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37933 68589 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68589 98389 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98389 135816 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135816 14345 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14345 -3099.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3099.71 -216.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -216.98 21776.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27997.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44897.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25699.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49110 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85794.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16510.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82829.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108314.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63998.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61344.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101105.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114278.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14345.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3316.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0029 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of the project is to contribute to strengthening the resilience of the Burundian population, thus helping to reduce chronic malnutrition in Burundi. The specific objective is to contribute to the consolidation of the disaster risk management system in Burundi. The project works in 18 provinces and 119 communes in Burundi to update risk maps and contingency plans. In doing so, target populations are better able and ready to deal with hazards and their impacts in terms of prevention, preparedness, and response. The project seeks three distinct results. Risk mapping will be made available and contributes to the review and/or development of contingency plans at different levels to take appropriate measures against natural disaster risks. Strengthening of institutional mechanisms contributes to better management and implementation of contingency plans and coordination of the actors concerned and involving communities in disaster risk reduction initiatives strengthens their resilience and their capacities for risk prevention and mitigation. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1535950.59 993137.9 3874690.22 3324717.33 464295.83 8971001.11 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10192791.87 10192791.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3774199 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4152034.1 1948288.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2284042.88 1532762.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1666045.95 981725.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1051097.71 734025 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 795260.02 -1416.84 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12796.32 2318.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 915.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 61280.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1588.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 82558.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1177.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 971.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 44503.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3952.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 712.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 19037.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 936.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 483390.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342283.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 561098.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216563.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362704.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1077085.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770056.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712357.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879029.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642110.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 690635.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1020393.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1044193.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 846670.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56923.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10237.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project has three key areas of implementation. The first area of intervention is in disaster risk mitigation (DRM) infrastructure via the construction of small-scale disaster mitigation infrastructure and water irrigation systems. The second area of intervention is in community-based DRM in which communities are trained to mitigate and prepare for the effects of natural disasters. The third area of intervention is in capacity building and technical support to the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority's (ANDMA) National Disaster Management Information System (NDMIS) by supporting a functional NDMIS system operating in all provinces adapted to its needs and capacities to result in enhanced and timely information management. This activity seeks to enable provincial and headquarters ANDMA staff to successfully use the NDMIS and obtain timely information on natural disaster affected or displaced population to better coordinate natural disaster incidents, conduct timely assessments, and provide a coordinated response. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3162503.08 761599.04 1059910.36 1139790.28 3292464.6 9416267.36 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9416267.36 9416267.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9416267.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9416267.94 391.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 26141.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47873.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122299.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198390.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255917.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300464.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466160.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372784.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -66858.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347509.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439623.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 676325.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369231.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519172.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642450.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 354916.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569542.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1752037.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2418081.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The increasing intensity of extreme weather disturbances and hazards in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) requires greater investment in disaster risk reduction and mitigation efforts. The Inclusive Mitigation and Preparedness in Action (IMPACT) project contributes to the overall enhancement of capacity within communities and governments to be better prepared for, and more resilient to hazard events and disasters. The project seeks to equip communities with the resources and skills to actively mitigate hazards; prioritize an inclusive approach with traditionally underrepresented populations; and support response planning through joint damage assessments. Community-ownership and government buy-in are critical to sustaining achievements under the project, and IOM works in close coordination with the National Disaster Management Office throughout the project. Furthermore, the project emphasizes multiple visits to the select communities for monitoring purposes and to strengthen the interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Marshall Islands Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 147386.3 215033.33 348840.9 188735.73 899996.26 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899996.26 899996.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2751 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2751 26544 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26544 27109 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27109 51651 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51651 12554 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12554 97288 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97288 58615 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58615 99254 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99254 90345 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90345 95746 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95746 55893 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55893 38498 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38498 136585 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136585 107163 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107163 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 3588.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25706.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41576.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1877.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71020.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74127.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87693.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97524.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86686.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72054.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64796.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40327.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170126.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54968.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7919.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The increasing intensity of extreme weather disturbances and hazards in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) requires greater investment in disaster risk reduction and mitigation efforts. The Inclusive Mitigation and Preparedness in Action (IMPACT) project in the FSM contributes to the overall enhancement of capacity within the FSM communities and governments to be better prepared for, and more resilient to hazard events and disasters. The project seeks to equip communities with the resources and skills to actively mitigate hazards; prioritize an inclusive approach with traditionally underrepresented populations; and support response planning through joint damage assessments. Community-ownership and government buy-in are critical to sustaining achievements under the project, and IOM works in close coordination with the Department of Environment, Climate Change, and Emergency Management throughout the project. Furthermore, the project emphasizes multiple visits to the select communities for monitoring purposes and to strengthen the interventions. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 360935.6 354158.04 328963.9 140784.6 1184842.14 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1184842.14 1184842.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33097 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33097 37887 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37887 58430 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58430 49836 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49836 97136 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97136 62955 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62955 101352 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101352 103748 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103748 128703 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128703 10841.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10841.96 57339 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57339 147653 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147653 76379 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76379 160352 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160352 59133 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59133 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 15700 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1614.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33096.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62136.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26032.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62290.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92830 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94435.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102422.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101934.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97964.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143378.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112151.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44959.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134760.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59310.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -238.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0040 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of economic and human loss and displacement by natural disasters through building community-based resilience and the capacity of government officials of all levels in Papua New Guinea. It aims to not only reduce and recover from losses from disasters by increasing national government’s capacity but also to reinforce coordination and collaboration mechanisms among national and international humanitarian actors and involvement of faith-based groups and the private sector in all phases of an emergency. This approach fosters more effective utilization of existing resources, communication, and logistical networks to ensure timely outreach to affected remote communities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 144700.89 1076903.57 1181391.42 397004.04 2799999.92 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2799999.92 2799999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209371 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209371 170767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170767 227736 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227736 434406 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 434406 542287 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 542287 215940 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215940 195779 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195779 230739 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230739 299888 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299888 242478 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242478 30609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30609 -32158 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32158 121.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121.03 209370.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248651.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230440.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 484633.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411471.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256444.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212538.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237973.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235388.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199292.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21383.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3486.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16887.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Haiti is a low-income economy and the third most affected country by disasters and climate change. In addition, the urbanization rate in the country rose from 29 per cent in 1990 to 57 per cent in 2014 and it is projected to reach 76 per cent by 2050, which represents one of the fastest urbanization rates in the world with a subsequent impact on waste pollution. This project contributes to addressing environment degradation as a migration push factor by improving access to sustainable and safe housing solutions through the development of an innovative and sustainable construction material, and plastic waste management. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 16773.32 74571.71 34915.2 94073.19 79666.58 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 -196683.52 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -196683.52 1150 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11250.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55959.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18483.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4851.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17630.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7324.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1200 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1065.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3431.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to strengthen the disaster risk management and preparedness capacity of the Government of Jamaica. In order to successfully achieve this objective, an inclusive and multi-stakeholder approach is key. The project is delivering an assessment report of the vulnerabilities of migrants in the context of a disaster; creating and improving relevant communication systems to assist migrants during and after crises, using a gender-sensitive approach; sensitizing the migrant community in Jamaica through a gender-sensitive communication campaign in relation to COVID-19; and developing migrant-inclusive standard operating procedures for preparedness and response to a crisis targeting public and private sector stakeholders. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jamaica +876 968.05.69 iomkingston@iom.int 25 Dominica Dr. – The Towers 6th floor, Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction Emergency Preparedness and Risk Reduction Plan in the Caribbean 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2906.02 149357.01 108384.99 36445.25 2906.73 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 -14942.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14942.25 2161.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1537.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1795.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1226.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6459.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14311.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34361.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44485.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19809.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43935.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64800.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51763.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 509.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support the Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Strategy of the United Republic of Tanzania through community-based disaster risk management (CBDRM). The project empowers communities and government ministries, departments and agencies in taking appropriate actions and effective measures in DRR and management resulting in the saving of lives, protection of the environment and the economy, and national resilience. The project includes capacity-building activities, such as transborder table top exercises on response to disaster risk; training of trainers on mental health and psychosocial support provision; a mentorship programme to disaster response volunteers in the community while integrating gender, vulnerable groups’ needs and cultural diversity into DRR; convening the DRR coordination working groups quarterly; and awareness-raising programme on CBDRM to communities at risk in the United Republic of Tanzania. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tanzania, United Republic of African Capacity Build. ;Center ,Tanzania Regional ; Immigration Training Academy, Moshi, Tanzania, United Republic of Tanzania, United Republic of Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 54565.73 169551.37 72384.31 3498.59 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -30668.21 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30668.21 1901.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6573.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7771.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30976.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2105.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19221.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34702.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43609 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52635.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18223.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38705.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2094.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0044 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project forms a component of a comprehensive UN Joint programme in Papua New Guinea and specifically targets community-based interventions in Hela province. IOM's activities implemented under this intervention include supporting communities to identify and implement disaster preparedness and risk mitigation measures; restoring/rehabilitating/strengthening and equipping evacuation centres according to safety standards in line with national and local disaster risk reduction strategies; and improving access to clean and safe water through drilling bore holes and/or rehabilitating/installing gravity feed irrigation systems or rainwater catchments systems at schools, health centres and community centres for drinking, washing, and gardening. MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 21383.85 93537.88 97539.24 97539.15 310000.12 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310000.12 310000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 24585.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50932.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41572.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39123.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20046.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44338.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21800.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26656.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1676.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14135.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2450.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1498.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8073.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11495.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4968.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is a joint UN effort that supports the Government of Timor-Leste to prevent gender-based violence and improve essential health and justice sector responses for women and children who have experienced violence. This is conducted in line with the targets in the National Action Plan on Gender Based Violence 2017-2021. The project builds on more than 16 years of UN programming in the country and facilitates the localization of global standards for prevention and provision of essential health services to survivors of violence. The ultimate goal of the project is that women and girls in Timor-Leste are empowered to enjoy their right to live free of sexual harassment and other forms of violence against women and girls in public and private spaces and have access to quality essential services. UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 107037.17 232784.1 510486.45 254758.26 23784.24 1128850.22 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1128850.22 1128850.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240148 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240148 352030 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352030 409894.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 409894.96 6.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.04 126771 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126771 38279 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -932.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 86192.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 94156.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21746.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49786.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8769.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17796.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20948.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13506.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143991.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48358.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26389.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25734.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44557.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226007.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69449.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69885.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79568.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44651.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0048 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to assist the Government of Timor-Leste to enhance disaster risk management at national, municipal and local levels. In order to achieve this, the project supports the decentralization of Timor-Leste’s disaster management system, taking into account the roles and responsibilities of national, municipal and local actors for effective and efficient disaster prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery activities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 170165.5 536913.91 267921 975000.41 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 975000.41 975000.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49474 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49474 69767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69767 78335 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78335 32642 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32642 60027 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60027 110109 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110109 144606 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144606 26833 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26833 112778 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112778 290429 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290429 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.1 69632.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65825.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62117.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51318.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113819.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62803.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119440.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15183.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 374827.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40030.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2020, Uganda has seen an increase in raising water levels of most major bodies of water, affecting communities around Lake Albert, Lake Victoria, Lake Kyoga, and Lake Kwania, and the Nile River (Uganda). This significantly impacts the fishing communities and landing site, including public infrastructure. Through this project, IOM coordinates with the Office of the Prime Minister, the Red Cross, and other humanitarian actors through its Displacement Tracking Matrix tools. IOM is building this coalition in order to aggregate data on the specific caseload for the design of durable and appropriate response actions. IOM works with the National Emergency Coordination and Operations Centre under the Office of the Prime Minister which is mandated to collect and disseminate early warning information, maintain a national disaster database, provide guidance to various organizations and stakeholders on handling an emergency or disaster, and establish and coordinate emergency rapid disaster response teams. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Uganda Uganda Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction Uganda Revised 2019-2020 Country RRP Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 461823.93 455741.62 96682.68 900000.38 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1014248.23 1014248.23 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) 381861.58 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401606.43 180000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195227.77 184627 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20514 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12655.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30892.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99209.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119346.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147532.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128157.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47721.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88283.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79753.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6110.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5965.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to further strengthen the capacities of the Civil Protection General Directorate at national and departmental levels to assist disaster affected populations during the hurricane seasons from 2021 to 2023 in Haiti. The first outcome is maintenance of warehouse stock of emergency relief commodities. The second outcome is strengthening the capacities of national disaster preparedness authorities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1549994.15 2658393.96 1958885.04 832726.65 6999999.8 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6999999.8 6999999.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342491 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342491 245107 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245107 139562 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139562 35521 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35521 39074.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39074.15 827047 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 827047 1102100 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1102100 1815591 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1815591 1128031 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1128031 496807 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496807 175528 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175528 329041 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329041 363174 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363174 704.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341786.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274843.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145347.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -808.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 866953.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1808367.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1383651.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1083588.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268245.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205571 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417166.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279521.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -35848.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the reduction of economic and human loss and displacement caused by natural hazards through targeted interventions in Papua New Guinea (PNG). This is being accomplished through addressing four core areas: (a) assisting the government of PNG at the national and provincial levels to prepare for and respond to disasters; (b) institutionalization of the Disaster Risk Management strategy and standard operating procedures for the national to all sub-national levels; (c) enhancing community-based early warning systems and facilitating community-based disaster risk management (CBDRM) planning at the community level to help at-risk communities prepare for, mitigate and respond to natural disaster risks; and (d) supporting small-scale disaster risk reduction and resilience building projects identified at the community level through the CBDRM planning process that promote gender empowerment and address drivers of gender-based violence. A cross-cutting issue in all aspects of the project will be the involvement of women in disaster risk reduction. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 39580.21 651136.15 309283.5 999999.86 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.86 999999.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86341 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86341 74636 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74636 136169 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136169 97817 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97817 196140 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196140 159917 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159917 248980 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248980 -71050 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -71050 19811.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66528.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126888.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45265.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165361.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167247.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187696.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135107.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3215.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11827.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2359.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2359.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project facilitated by IOM on behalf the United States Forest Service aims to strengthen the capacity of the Timor Leste Government and first responders to establish an effective emergency management system that is used by all levels of government –national, municipality, and community – to enhance operations and coordination before, during and after natural or man-made disasters. The project primarily provides training to the Ministry of Interior, Secretary of State Civil Protection including the National Disaster Risk Management Directorate, fire fighters, and other first responders to create a common language for coordination among entities for effective and efficient emergency management system as they prepare for, respond to emergencies. United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 13394.42 61096.06 25772.39 100262.87 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100262.87 100262.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20445 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20445 20446 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20446 16000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16000 43372 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43372 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.05 10379.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7763.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3431.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3593.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18476.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11329.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34151.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8418.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2719.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project strengthens and expands the impact of affected communities’ access to safer shelter knowledge and solutions, with a clear disaster risk reduction (DRR) lens through leveraging the reach, network, contributions, and impact of selected diaspora based in the United States of America. This is being accomplished through two main objectives. First, capacity-building, communication and awareness-raising models on safer shelter messaging, with a DRR approach, are being expanded among diaspora through more centralized and accessible platforms that continue to leverage the reach and influence of diasporas. The impact of this increased knowledge is further monitored and measured with regard to a change in behavior of affected communities in countries of origin. Second, selected communities’ access to safe shelter solutions is being strengthened through multi-stakeholder partnership model that leverage diasporas’ financial and social contributions. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Haiti Philippines Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 17394.68 231605.34 249000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249000.02 249000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16017 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16017 20284 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20284 35147 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35147 43305 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43305 91017 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91017 15480 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15480 0.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.34 5904.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16016.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30338.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36272.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50208.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67029.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15479.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kenya is prone to extreme weather conditions resulting in climate-induced disasters, such as droughts, floods and landslides. While Kenya has committed to several international agreements, policies and strategies on disaster risk reduction and management, implementation remains slow due to the pending enactment of the Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Bill and the lack of harmonized guidelines and governance, both at the national and local levels. Upon requests from the Ministry of Devolution, Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (MOD-ASALs), and certain county authorities, the objective of this project is to support the national government's migration-related capacities in disaster risk preparedness, response, and recovery in the context of natural hazards. This is achieved through the development of a draft National Shelter Strategy and assistance to county governments in strengthening their coordination mechanisms and DRM frameworks, in the context of inclusive, gender- and vulnerability-sensitive emergency preparedness, response, recovery, and return and reintegration for persons internally displaced by natural hazards. The project aims to strengthen active and inclusive coordination mechanisms between national and county government key agencies, including main humanitarian and development actors. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 16469.39 100947.52 170505.68 12077.41 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 4.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.32 32411.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34180.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 25364.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 29321.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 115.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9039.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10914.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5421.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9033.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20540.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15649.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28597.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12152.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56941.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4683.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the Afghanistan Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan program in the Southern Region (Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Uruzgan and Nimroz provinces), IOM will participate in all four of the programme pillars. These include: (1) improving essential services and community infrastructure including for health, education, agriculture and energy supply; (2) recovery of livelihoods, businesses and the local economy; (3) Improvement of infrastructure, access to water and preparedness mechanisms to protect farm-based livelihoods and cope with environment and climate shocks and natural disasters; (4) strengthen of social cohesion, human rights promoted, access to justice and social cohesion. Activities under this project will focus on small scale DRM infrastructure and irrigation system construction, as well as community level capacity building on disaster risk management and the management of early warning systems. MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 0 0 127265.01 127263.84 254528.85 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254528.85 254528.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109465 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109465 145064 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145064 3397.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40499.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9398.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2883.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 874.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13050.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39790.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22760.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3533.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 816.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3458.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0058 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The devastation of communities in the Deep South due to the 2021 earthquake reflect the region's chronic poverty, lack of effective governance, and its high level of exposure to earthquakes and hurricanes. In recognition of the needs caused by this disaster, the Government of Haiti (GoH) has requested the World Bank to activate the Contingent Emergency Response Component (CERC) of the “Climate Risk Management and Resilience Project” (PGRAC). This project aims to increase both the demand for more disaster-resistant housing by homeowners and the supply of sufficiently skilled construction professionals to meet that demand in several communities in the Deep South. This enabling environment will be achieved through the implementation of three interrelated project components. First, the project will train local construction workers and homeowners in affected communities on resilient construction techniques. In parallel, the project will implement a large-scale communication campaign aimed at communities and homeowners designed to increase awareness of the importance of building resilient homes. Finally, the third component of the project will aim to build government capacity at the local and regional levels to accompany and monitor homeowner-led reconstruction in the affected areas. Haiti - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1319170 2609694.76 1140843.26 5069708.02 Contracted Grant Amount Haiti - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5069708.02 5069708.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2169138.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The World Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2169138.27 2169138.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Haiti - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2169138.27 -2169138.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The World Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2169138.27 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Haiti - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 121199.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 50000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 47908.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353716.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 476622.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 645247.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1030242.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 757081.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 518607.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 687120.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425874.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43828.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0059 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to enhancing the capacity of Palauan communities to better prepare for and be more resilient to hazard events and disasters. The project will support one community to increase their preparedness for specific hazards, reduce risks, and contribute towards enhanced resilience. Social Solutions International, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Palau Palau Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with no inclusion of gender issues 37138.66 71602.62 41258.24 149999.52 Contracted Grant Amount Social Solutions International, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149999.52 149999.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Social Solutions International, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90000 25704 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Social Solutions International, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25704 6172.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15144.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26048.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9397.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9493.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19752.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4055.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9918.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3717.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10669.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18375.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to strengthen capacity of local government and community resilience to climatic shocks through strengthened flood water management community-based disaster risk reduction programming in Greater Bor area. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1631728.11 1840864.84 2040249.39 6110755.69 280543.73 11000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11904141.76 11904141.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2608253 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2964345.34 2391747 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2473368.15 904734 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963507.99 1700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1814300.96 1365363 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1463411.58 1172187 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1236484.18 78000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -15046 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 68318.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1108758.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1016079.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 786722.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 692446.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1292369.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -283128.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84910.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 827425.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822467.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 882262.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0061 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the overall capacity of the Republic of Palau to prepare for, mitigate, and respond to hazard events. The project will work at the individual community level, national level and state level, and will aim to enhance coordination by ensuring information gathered from the community is included in state preparedness plans, and that it is further fed into national-level planning and response efforts through the use of tabletop activities and the prepositioning of critical supplies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Palau Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 239435.26 782600.35 523230.74 704519.88 149663.52 2399449.75 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2399449.75 2399449.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35195 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35195 33985 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33985 55583 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55583 60845 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60845 70341 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70341 37544 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37544 66311 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66311 203165 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203165 310786 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310786 5610.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29584.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51818.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57072.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58109.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53753.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59448.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188902.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132243.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263036.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0062 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mauritania is extremely vulnerable to the effects of deforestation and drought. As the climate has become warmer, the frequency of wildfires has increased at an alarming rate, posing a serious threat to the dwindling grass and tree cover, destroying pasture and other livelihoods particularly in Hodh Ech Chargui region (HEC). The natural resources degradation and the disappearance of pastures further influences the activities of the population of HEC which are generally breeding livestock. Despite the increasing frequency of disasters, the existing disaster preparedness and operational capacities of the country remain limited. Therefore, the project aims to strengthen the national and local disaster preparedness (DP) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) capacity, through well-informed management with community-based actions, with special focus on the vulnerable communities located in transhumance corridors in HEC. To achieve the objective, IOM will facilitate capacity development of authorities on DP and DRR to implement revised national and HEC regional contingency plans, to strengthen the coordination mechanisms while supporting communities in selected transhumance corridors to enhance local climate resilience and to reinforce local coordination mechanisms in order to anticipate, prevent, and rapidly respond to disasters and resource-related conflict caused by climate change phenomena including unpredictable rains, flooding, drought and wildfires. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with no inclusion of gender issues 259154.78 882112.87 465545.49 1500000.24 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1606813.14 1606813.14 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) 1204819.28 36110.43 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 71996.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 85478.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5456.05 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 18824.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71363.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276005.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184458.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87451.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230930.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297.8 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45968.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45418.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163002.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 318.1 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127012.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to work towards better management of disaster displacement and increased resilience by ensuring coordination through the Bangladesh's Disaster Management Committee, strengthening disaster risk reduction, and management in the Rohingya refugee camps, and continuing the operation of the Humanitarian Access Working Group to understand the impact of humanitarian agencies. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2574700.46 1146737.12 3500000.72 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3721437.58 3721437.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1440000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1517386.72 240000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255863.54 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871459.69 320000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350492.88 699241.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758839.18 24842.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463909.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13612.64 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292370.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3115.75 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107551.74 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480501.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1943.16 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 377310.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 896273.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335874.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471234.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270909.56 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14592.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Pacific region faces substantial development challenges because it is highly vulnerable to climatological, hydrological, and meteorological hazards, as well as geophysical events due to its position in the Ring of Fire. These vulnerabilities are exacerbated through the effects of climate change causing extreme weather events to occur with greater frequently and intensity. Through this project, IOM will prioritise building Fijian communities’ resilience to minimise the impact of disasters. Through this focus on resilience, IOM aims to strengthen, support, and build on the preparedness and capacity of communities and families to break recurrent cycles of displacement. By utilising a humanitarian development nexus approach, IOM will address the systemic drivers of vulnerability resulting from natural disasters by reducing the adverse impacts of cyclical stresses, and consequently promote sustainable development. While the occurrence and severity of natural disasters cannot be reduced in Fiji, mitigating vulnerability of evacuees is one of the key opportunities for decreasing disaster risk and enhancing the resilience of Fiji’s communities and systems. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Fiji Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1390901.01 3203918.28 1034206.76 370974 6000000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000.05 6000000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 860000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 860000 930000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 930000 3465404 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3465404 4974.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17036.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30699.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116474.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185414.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127123.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 337354.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136955.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320672.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425689.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the resilience of Rohingya refugees and host communities through community led disaster risk reduction (DRR), improvement of the communities’ resilience and community empowerment. The project will prioritize integrative strategies to contribute to the resilience of the communities living in areas affected by disasters in the area of the Balukhali watershed with a focus on their engagement in disaster prevention, preparedness, response and recovery efforts. Specific activities include community-led risk reduction, including operation and maintenance of the water sanitation and hygiene infrastructure, increased awareness, and promotion of improved resilience and environmental rehabilitation. The integrated watershed management for the Balukhali stream will contribute to immediate DRR ensuring decent living conditions and strengthening of communities’ resilience during disasters. Longer term impact will also include environmental rehabilitation and a more resilient ecosystem. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1963591.04 2618121.36 2405162.72 513125.25 7500000.37 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7500000.37 7500000.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2692497 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2692497 2403751.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2403751.5 2403751.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2403751.5 88981.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 92606.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 184243.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78739.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 81818.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 70611.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1869.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159197.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32823.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629698.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56872.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33280.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404667.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121228.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -41252.04 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43523.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135889.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310196.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237439.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184183.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20410.91 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707379.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute towards addressing disaster and climate change related fragility and improved national and community resilience in Solomon Islands. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 444387.96 1749155.73 1770403.01 786053.54 4750000.24 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4750000.24 4750000.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772762 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772762 540000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540000 1390000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1390000 21743.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13638.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153587.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143296.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210994.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362443.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226292.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 476746.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to contribute to the Government of Nepal's priority of enhancing disaster preparedness and response, particularly at the provincial level, through sustainable capacity building and strengthening coordination and information management initiatives. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 289629.79 700265.39 310104.41 1299999.59 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1299999.59 1299999.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19683 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19683 47130 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47130 101740 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101740 51639 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51639 98749 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98749 82526 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82526 113685 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113685 34832.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60189.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73578.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88005 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86412.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89663.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120104.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The interventions are focused on building a data ecosystem relating to displacement, including methodological pilots and initiatives to strengthen government capacity to collect and utilize data, Interventions also include undertaking policy analysis, stocktaking existing interventions, integrating displacement considerations in local level planning, protecting rights of displaced populations, research and evidence, and enhancing relocation efforts. Addressing country priorities, these activities contribute to the global project objectives of improved knowledge development, risk assessment, preparedness and integrated planning. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 247089.86 291392.77 42527.92 581010.55 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581010.55 581010.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 190000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190000 10467.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13592.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74422.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4512.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5668.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11826.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16228.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15592.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23048.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0072 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the Inclusive Mitigation and Preparedness in Action II (IMPACT II) project is for government and communities to demonstrate strengthened resilience and adaptive capacity in the context of climate change and natural hazards. The proposed project will work at the individual community level, as well as the state level, to enhance coordination between community, NGO and government partners. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 756040.2 991438.34 352521.08 2099999.62 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2099999.62 2099999.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6739 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6739 26579 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26579 32250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32250 127465 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127465 196992 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196992 179540 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179540 15643.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12377.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20940.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72707.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138883.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182627.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196923.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2020, the legal basis and organic law for civil protection in Timor-Leste were approved. The law mandated Civil Protection Authority (CPA) as the government agency responsible for disaster risk reduction (DRR) and disaster risk management (DRM). As a recently established authority, CPA's policies and guidelines, such as national DRM strategy, contingency plans, and standard operating procedures (SOPs), have yet to be established. At the same time, CPA is pushing for the de-centralization of its mandate at the subnational level. Regional and village civil protection councils (MCPCs and SCPCs) are expected to prepare and respond to disasters to the best of their capacities before the national government intervenes. In response, IOM Timor Leste proposes a two-pronged approach, national government technical assistance and community empowerment, to strengthen at-risk populations' resilience to disasters brought about by rapid and slow-onset hazards. The project aims to (1) improve the functional capacity of CPA to prepare for and respond to emergencies through inclusive and gender-responsive programs on DRM and, at the same time, (2) influence the reduction of disaster risk in at-risk communities, especially among women, girls, older persons, and persons with disabilities through inclusive participation and improved access to evacuation centers. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 410576.96 872595.12 216827.26 1499999.34 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.34 1499999.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2396 79877 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79877 67044 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67044 188484 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188484 164198 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164198 290891 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290891 29278.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52993.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113238.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204616.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152898.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307080.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the Inclusive Mitigation and Preparedness in Action II (IMPACT II) project is for government and communities to demonstrate strengthened resilience and adaptive capacity in the context of climate change and natural hazards. The proposed project will work at the community level, as well as the state level, and will aim to enhance coordination between community, NGOs, and government partners. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 326970.7 991640.72 281388.62 1600000.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600000.04 1600000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36717 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36717 113093 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113093 172337 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172337 115510 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115510 140381 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140381 2.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36713.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171176.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155209.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122771.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141687.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lake Tanganyika, the biggest freshwater lake in the Great Lakes region, is a source of livelihoods and access to water for a significant number of people. The impact of climate change on its water levels therefore poses significant threats to populations living on the lake’s coast and close to its basin. Communities in Burundi and in the United Republic of Tanzania are particularly exposed to climate-induced hazards resulting from lake water rise (for instance, flooding). The increase in severity and frequency of those hazards in recent years require a substantial increase in community resilience and preparedness for response capacity at all levels. This project aims to contribute to strengthening the resilience of the Lake Tanganyika basin communities to cope with the effects of climate change by promoting sub-regional collaboration on preparedness and mitigation actions. To achieve this, a two-pronged approach is planned. First, support will be given to relevant government stakeholders to prepare responses to migration-related challenges posed by climate change in the Lake Tanganyika basin (Outcome 1). In addition to assisting in the development of a gender-sensitive Joint Action Plan to address challenges posed by the rising water of Lake Tanganyika (Output 1.1), workshops will be organized to strengthen the capacities of local government actors and other key stakeholders in planning for, and collaborating to address, challenges posed by climate change and disaster-induced migration (Output 1.2). In tandem, support will be provided to communities in impacted regions so that they actively participate in disaster risk reduction and mitigation activities to prepare for and address climate-related hazards and subsequent displacement (Outcome 2). In practice, the capacities of communities in targeted areas will be strengthened with access to information on risk reduction, in line with the joint action plan recommendations (Output 2.1). Additionally, gender-sensitive, nature and community-based mitigation initiatives will be implemented to best meet these communities’ needs (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Tanzania, United Republic of Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 91034 188949.56 120016.44 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 19386.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24379.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40187.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39937.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42766.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project feeds into the World Bank funded programme Enhancing Community Resilience and Local Governance Project Phase II (ECRP-II) that aims to improve access to services, strengthen flood resilience, and enhance institutional capacity for local service delivery and integrated disaster risk management at the national and sub-national levels. It does so by complementing component 2 of ECRP-II programme that encompassed Disaster Risk Management (DRM) capacity building and institutional strengthening at the community, county, and national/state level. In alignment with the priorities set out in South Sudan's National Disaster Risk Management Policy, the project activities aim to strengthen DRM governance structures and enhance coordination across various levels of government and policy domains through: a) Providing technical and facilitation support to the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management to conduct stakeholders Consultations at the National and State Level for the Disaster Risk Management Bill; and b) Provide technical expertise in the review of policies and governance arrangements for DRM, including: an overview of sector policies and governance arrangements for DRM at the national, state level and county level, map existing DRM interventions, identifying ongoing and planned policy or legal instruments and indicate priority needs for policy and institutional capacity development support. For this particular interventions, IOM is working in partnership with the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management (MHADM) and the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) at national and field level. The MHADM is key government actor in charge of the implementation of the National Disaster Risk Management Policy (2021). The MHADM prepared the National Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy for 2019-24 in accordance with National DRM Policy and have the mandate to implement and monitor the strategy implementation in collaboration with Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC). The MHADM also work with Commission for Refugee Affairs (CRA) and Ministry of Peace Building. The World Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 49999.97 49999.97 Contracted Grant Amount The World Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49999.97 49999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The World Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000.22 26939.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23060.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM will aim at the improvement of living conditions and future perspectives of the people in Afghanistan. The proposed project contributes directly to the improvement of living conditions of refugees, internal displaced and returnees (displaced people) by fostering reintegration, stabilization and resilience through recovery and transition activities and offers support to provincial capitals of Afghanistan. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4235229.41 4753140.67 5045853.45 7070954.8 19801981.42 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21105178.33 21105178.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400403.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1532170.62 184617.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348445.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 599949.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1315087.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1303161.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the resilience of vulnerable host communities in Cox's Bazar through community led disaster risk reduction (DRR), improvement of the communities’ resilience and community empowerment. The project will prioritize integrative strategies to contribute to the resilience of the communities living in areas affected by disasters with a focus on rehabilitation of infrastructure in sections around the camps that are inhabited by Bangladeshi host communities. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 89158.78 410841.33 500000.11 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.11 500000.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.08 10893.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20065.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452121.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16872.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With this project, IOM aims to address the drivers and consequences of disaster displacement in Papua New Guinea through community-based resilience building and the strengthening of government preparedness capacity and response mechanisms at all levels. This is being achieved through improving access of decision makers and disaster responders to evidence on internal displacement and enhancing the capacity of provincial authorities in preparedness and response to disasters in line with their respective disaster risk management strategies and procedures. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 899719.65 2052598.46 2314064.11 733618.9 6000001.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000001.12 6000001.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61673 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61673 118050 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118050 412740 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412740 636884 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636884 715822 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 715822 61673 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225938.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 573013.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640296.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571300.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Kenya will generate enhanced knowledge on loss, damage and displacement in Kenya, strengthen preparedness of the government and local communities for disaster displacement, and support integration of displacement into relevant policies in Kenya. The proposed action is in line with the priorities and framework of the PDD’s global Project to Avert, Minimize and Address Disaster Displacement (PAMAD). UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 28628.15 241484.79 4887.35 275000.29 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000.29 275000.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 628.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7401.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65696.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51966.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44423.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is part of the response to two tropical cyclones (Judy and Kevin) that made landfall over Vanuatu on the 1st and 3rd of March 2023, affecting more than 80 percent of the population. The Government of Vanuatu declared a State of Emergency and commissioned a Post-Disaster Needs Assessment to analyse the human and economic impacts and to devise a recovery plan to transition the country back on its development pathway. The assessment estimated the total effects (damage and loss) to amount to some USD$433 million. Total recovery needs were estimated to be USD $773 million. In line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030, the overall objective of the project is “to strengthen institutional capacity to consider and reduce risks associated with human mobility issues.” The project contributes to the following outcomes: Outcome 1: National authorities have access to improved tools, knowledge, and skills to monitor and manage displacement risks in urban and peri-urban areas. Outcome 2: At risk-communities are resilient to disaster and displacement risks. Outcome 3: At-risk communities benefit from improved operational capacity to respond to and recover from disaster and displacement risks. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1923265.17 1986344.22 1090775.57 5000384.96 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000384.96 5000384.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5235490.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5235490.52 -249022.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -249022.32 18449.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65787.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156505.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155327.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is at an increasing risk of disasters due to climate change and environmental degradation, while facing systemic political and socio-economic issues preventing comprehensive preparedness and risk reduction.Climate change projections for BiH predict increases in natural disasters' frequency, unpredictability and intensity, which could exacerbate existing political and social tensions. The floods of 2014 can serve as a warning sign for future events. In 2014 the country experienced devastating floods that affected one in four inhabitants and resulted in significant economic losses. BiH is also at risk of other disasters, most prominently landslides, heat waves, forest fires, and earthquakes. ​This project will support the authorities in the people-centered approach to improving the safety, security, and well-being of people in hazard-prone areas, with a focus on improving key infrastructure to reduce risks of disasters. This project is complimentary to the community infrastructure component that is itself part of larger EU-funded Migration Response program. The community infrastructure component provides communities along the migration route with infrastructure projects. Recently several communities along the migration route were hit by severe floods, highlighting the need for DRR infrastructure projects to protect the communities from future floods. The assessments and planning was finalized by IOM engineers. The municipal authorities requested to contribute to the project. This project will thus be used to operationalize the funding from the Municipalities and is closely linked to the EU contribution. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bosnia and Herzegovina - Municipality of Bosanska Krupa IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 222893.44 66757.33 527070.56 Contracted Grant Amount Bosnia and Herzegovina - Municipality of Bosanska Krupa International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289650.77 289650.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bosnia and Herzegovina - Municipality of Bosanska Krupa International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100671.14 177000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bosnia and Herzegovina - Municipality of Buzim International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98993.29 110070.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bosnia and Herzegovina - Municipality of Kljuc International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61560.71 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bosnia and Herzegovina - Municipality of Sanski Most International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33557.04 89596.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While an upper-middle-income country, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has both systemic and immediate needs for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) initiatives. BiH is still grappling with the aftermath of the war, a fragmented governance structure, weak institutions, and is at an increasing risk of disasters due to climate change and environmental degradation. Climate change projections for BiH predict increases in natural disasters' frequency, unpredictability and intensity, which could exacerbate existing political and social tensions. The floods of 2014 can serve as a warning sign for future events. In 2014 the country experienced devastating floods that affected one in four inhabitants and resulted in significant economic losses. BiH is also at risk of other disasters, most prominently landslides, heatwaves, forest fires, and earthquakes.This project will support BiH EU accession process, as well as national priorities and international commitments on DRR, while focusing on a people-centred approach to improving the safety, security, and well-being of people in hazard-prone areas, with a focus on the most vulnerable groups. As such, the overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to strengthening the preparedness and response to hazardous events of local communities and disaster response actors at the local, entity, and state levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina.This project will be closely coordinated with the Ministry of Security (MoS) at the national level, entity, and district level civil protection authorities, organizations, and groups. Additionally, at the local level IOM will seek out the participation of local community leaders, both men, and women, as key for the successful engagement with local communities. Specifically, IOM will work with the Civil Protection Directorate of RS, the Civil Protection Directorate of the FBiH, Brcko District Public Security Department, the BiH Red Cross, the Red Cross of RS, the Red Cross of the FBiH, and the Red Cross of Brcko District, local level Red Cross societies, first responders and other volunteer and professional civil protection organizations. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 141096.32 832437.35 1173081.04 2000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2146614.71 2146614.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755939.52 25360.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52507.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45529.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Improving data related to potential future climate displacement is critical to advancing targeted, context-specific responses that integrate both short and long-term perspectives, and improving understanding of the phenomenon beyond environmental factors, including political, economic, sociocultural, and demographic drivers of displacement. To support this improved evidence base, IOM and its partners are proposing this pilot action, targeting the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand and Fiji, to (1) Create a Risk Index for Climate Displacement (RICD) which will improve understanding of potential future impacts on population movements and underpin local action and integrate RICD data into local contingency and DRRM planning processes; (2) Catalyse local finance and action to implement priority actions identified during the planning process, through the creation of a Climate Catalytic Fund (CCF). CCF actions will enhance resilience and prevention efforts, principally through an HDPN approach; (3) Support immediate response in case of new crises. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Fiji IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Philippines IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 85715.33 266895.57 725736.95 1000000.18 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1078347.85 1078347.85 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) 855614.97 6895.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24304.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134484.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the programme is to improve protection, safety and security and enhance access to justice and peaceful coexistence between refugees and host communities in eight camps in Cox’s Bazar, with particular attention to vulnerable groups such as youth, women, elderly, people with disabilities. The programme will provide a forum through which refugees and host communities will have improved access to protection services and conflict resolution mechanisms, as well as access to legal assistance and victim support services. The expected results will reinforce the capacities of actors that are currently working on community safety and security, justice and protection in both refugee and host communities, focusing on addressing crime, promoting women’s empowerment, and preventing and responding to gender-based violence in a more inclusive and sustainable manner in accordance with national legal and local administrative structures and refugee protection standards. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 419697.01 419697.01 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419697.01 419697.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419697 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419697 26856.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172509.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9075.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76344.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61410.99 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Mongolia (GoM) on the migration and climate change nexus to better respond to the adverse impacts of climate change and disasters on human mobility in Mongolia. Mongolia’s unique geographical location and the dependence of its rural population on nomadic livestock herding make it particularly vulnerable to climate change risks. To reach the project objectives, under Outcome 1, IOM will increase the capacity of the Government through the generation of improved, gender-sensitive evidence and data on climate change-induced migration (Output 1.1) and by training officials from the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) on responding to specific challenges related to migration during disaster risk response (Output 1.2). Under Outcome 2, IOM will enhance the information and knowledge of climate change-induced disasters among women and children through communication campaigns and innovative risk knowledge digital content (in cooperation with private sectors) (Output 2.1), and enhance the capacities of NEMA to deliver targeted emergency, livelihood, and psychosocial support to vulnerable migrants, especially women (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mongolia +976 70 14 31 00 IOMUlanBator@iom.int United Nations House United Nations Street -12 Sukhbaatar District,, Ulaanbaatar 14201, Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 27499.34 137832.01 134668.65 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 15288.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33627.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This 12-months project will contribute to enhancing the resilience of the Burundian population to climate-induced hazards via an effective usage of disaster risk management information and data. This will be achieved through providing open access a mutli-hazard risk information platform via a Cloud Server, defining national standards for disaster risk information and strengthening capacity to facilitate interaction and management of the risk information portal. United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disaster Risk Reduction Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2026 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1234.59 61895.37 63129.96 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63129.96 63129.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44191 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44191 926.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Index, Libya is among one of the least prepared countries to face the challenges of climate change. In recent years, some regions in Libya have been repeatedly affected by extreme weather conditions, often in insecure and institutionally vulnerable environments, heightening the risk of intensifying disputes over scarce resources and undermining social cohesion. Building on the ongoing Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance Disaster Risk Management (DRM) activities, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Libya is further contributing to strengthening the resilience of communities affected by, or at risk of being affected by hazards, and consequently reinforcing national response capacity (through structured local investments) to mitigate the impact of climate-related disasters in Libya. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Libya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 416433.14 583566.86 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4460 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4460 106686 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106686 5000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 18998.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145480.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Climate change is a pressing issue globally, and its impacts are particularly acute in the Pacific region and the Philippines. This includes challenges related to rising sea levels, rapid and slow on-set disasters, loss of livelihoods, inadequate infrastructure and compounding vulnerabilities such as poverty, rapid urbanization, and weak governance which exacerbate vulnerabilities and contribute to displacement. Addressing the challenges of climate change and displacement requires a coordinated effort involving governments, communities, civil society organizations, and the international community. With each country with varying levels of capacity to cope with the challenge of climate change and displacement the importance to enhance south-south cooperation on the issue of displacement comes at a critical time. Through south-south cooperation, in the form of workshops among others IOM aims to improve the quality of emergency preparedness and response in the Philippines, and selected PIC to effectively address the needs of mobile vulnerable populations, including Internally Displaced Populations (IDPs). United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 114721.72 762918.74 222359.1 1099999.56 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099999.56 1099999.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37207 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37207 588.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58393.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen protection and disaster resilience of vulnerable communities in Cox's Bazar. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1457240.29 542759.84 2000000.13 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.13 2000000.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 -4801.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67887.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0013 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this project is to contribute to well-managed migration in Iraq and improve the resilience of migrants, forcibly displaced persons and host communities. It includes a number of measures that will strengthen institutional capacities relating to the governance and management of migration, as well as a series of activities that enable the reintegration of returnees and strengthen crisis-affected communities, including livelihood support, activities to strengthen social cohesion, the provision of social services, increased information on reintegration assistance and support to localization through the capacity building of civil society organizations. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2004758.88 2004758.88 2106633.56 2016439.2 1986886.26 168272.1 8999999.68 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10287748.88 10287748.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3235373 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3680742.89 1937008.9 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2137978.92 899471.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1031504.12 464098 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465961.85 2464048.51 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2658089.01 -477230.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -516004.82 109054.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428044.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 662893.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 667419.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 764309.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 672481.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 827886.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1383786.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213519.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72646.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160093.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86073.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142854.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421935.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993624.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415073.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249230.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 440424.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423170.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106549.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191621.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25578.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of Ukraine's efforts to improve housing conditions of internally displaced persons (IDPs) by increasing the opportunities and options to access to housing. The project is primarily focused on Donetsk and Luhansk regions to provide long-term housing solutions for IDPs affected by the conflict in Ukraine. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6125249.53 6648094.99 11439870.97 11755560.17 12122530.98 12019219.64 12018416.72 6523718.16 72100002.14 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78652661.16 78652661.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4415011.04 4600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5180180.18 50000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49752290.71 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4746835.44 38732.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -111.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 112214.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205810.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254407.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311381.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428162.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436252.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435692.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432925 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567231.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277482.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292292.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153182.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143173.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2225615.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1017772.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1197621.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102130.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1938217.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1598863.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0044 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As Iraq is shifting from an emergency to a post-crisis context and lack of job opportunities is widely recognized as a critical need, this project contributes to the recovery of the country by supporting small and medium enterprises with social and cultural value with access to special grants for long-term job creation. Adopting a comprehensive strategy and tailored Enterprise Development Fund culture grants, IOM in partnership with UNESCO is developing specific selection criteria to determine and provide assistance to enterprises that directly contribute to the restoration of cultural heritage, have the capacity to create or support jobs, and are scalable in the long-term. The intervention aims to target internally displaced persons, returnees and host community in the area of Ninewa and Basra governorates, with a particular focus on the old cities of Mosul and Basra. UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1821735.85 2671862.81 1326393.56 5819992.22 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5819992.22 5819992.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5652000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5652000 167991 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167991 0.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.45 78475.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274506.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218304.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272911.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116050 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291163.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193167 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109026 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371475.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 529537.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812200 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237613.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 643436 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324809.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356803 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209459 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678944.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102109.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to local economic recovery and community resilience through increased access to sustainable and decent work for vulnerable returnees, internally displaced persons, and host communities (including women) in Ninewa, Kirkuk and Baghdad in Iraq. The project specifically aims to improve access of communities to sustainable job opportunities and enhance the human capital of individuals which will improve their employability and economic inclusion. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 245412.06 511735.68 1675902.54 1637404.83 929545.42 5000000.53 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000.53 5000000.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247900 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 2400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2400000 1602100 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1602100 79789.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182050.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234372.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184148.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351062.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 506805.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394742.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 509812.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 543463.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 322563.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392057.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256260.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358157.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to improve the conditions for dignified and voluntary durable solutions to progressively resolve the displacement of internally displaced persons in Iraq through returns, local integration, and settlement in new locations, while also supporting efforts to prevent additional climate-induced displacement in the country. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 19708087.02 28706666.64 8585246.21 56999999.87 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56999999.87 56999999.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 6500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000 6500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000 6500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000 8500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8500000 6625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6625000 6625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6625000 6625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6625000 6625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6625000 -0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.14 79261.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 3779 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33054.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 51009.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53713.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 32039.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39888.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 320421.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 37327.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43956.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 90447.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 35490.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1680 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1025233.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2411451.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4670346.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341332 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4788408.85 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16279199.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3285600.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303464.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5018933.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755150 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5211170.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380757.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8440484.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1175909.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94582.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1244758.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72711.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18570.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697008.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Papua New Guinea (PNG) is prone to multiple hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, cyclones, flooding, and droughts that lead to displacement and economic and human loss every year. High exposure to these hazards, combined with inadequate infrastructure, undermine resilience and coping capacities of Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) and communities vulnerable to displacement, thereby hindering disaster preparedness and response in the country. Though there have been several initiatives put forward to address this challenge, there is a policy gap and lack of legal frameworks related to displacement management. Therefore, the objective of the project is to contribute to strengthening the capacity of the Government of Papua New Guinea to provide protection to displaced populations and reduce situations of protracted displacement through the development of a draft National Internally Displaced Persons Policy (IDP policy).The above objective will be achieved through the following outputs:1) Gender- and age-sensitive information on internal displacement and forced migration is available: a desk research on existing and relevant policies and programming will be conducted, field visits using the Displacement Tracking Matrix methodology to collect data on displaced and host communities will take place, and a needs assessment report on findings highlighting key policy considerations will be developed.2) Government stakeholders have increased capacities and resources to draft the IDP policy: the IDP policy will be drafted during a series of consultation meetings, and Standard Operation Procedures and tools will be developed. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6483.83 47817.96 11535.96 34162.25 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 5275.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16290.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5914.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18089.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3657.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 485.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3265.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3226.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is expanding its support to voluntary, safe, dignified, and informed access to durable solutions for populations affected by displacement in Iraq. This will be achieved through a set of activities centred around facilitating Internally displaced persons' (IDP) returns through efforts to mitigate the tensions that might arise when IDPs voluntarily return to their areas of origin, including but not limited to security issues, tribal conflicts, blocked returns, and/or perceived affiliation with the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Adopting a localized and community-owned approach, the activities will engage IDPs, host communities, and Iraqi Governmental authorities in the process of mitigating these tensions. Additionally, through these undertakings, IOM will contribute to the Dutch Government's concrete objectives in Iraq, including supporting migration by contributing to the self-reliance, protection and inclusion of displaced persons, as well as improving the security situation via efforts that contribute to social cohesion and thus, more broadly, community stabilization. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1669328.04 2354478.68 976193.04 4999999.76 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4999999.76 4999999.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 230000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 19257.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -10358 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 69000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 31230 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 68818.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 65553.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93025.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140045.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78585.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420359.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300214.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325616.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356621.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340525.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695847.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1020532.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 729431.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9421.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0059 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overarching objective of this project is to strengthen the socio-economic resilience of displacement affected communities in Tanganyika province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by addressing the major drivers of instability and displacement through improved local governance, community engagement, social cohesion, and economic recovery. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 397013.14 1099118.93 2350282.72 1625369.99 213576.58 59283000.42 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5685361.36 5685361.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5157379 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 566869.53 28210347.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2867196.66 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 930146.04 9965.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34721.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3330 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60559.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 249358.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57647.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 334776.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 149852.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 277553.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115604.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171376.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307048.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411491.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212660.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 461671.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 548670.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400342.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398567.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378581.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341815.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97677.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the economic recovery of Iraq through employment creation and revitalisation of local economies supporting internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and host communities. The project is implemented through a combined approach that offers beneficiaries both longer-term livelihoods support via sustainable job opportunities and employability enhancement, as well as shorter-term economic income assistance to buttress the financial security of the most vulnerable individuals. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will strive for the latter through the Cash-for-Work (CfW) programme which will provide short-term financial assistance to individuals with the aim of alleviating poverty and/or debt among the most vulnerable beneficiaries and their families. Under the interventions designed for longer-term economic impact, IOM aims to: 1) build the capacities of vulnerable households through the delivery of individual livelihoods support, 2) promote an enabling environment for businesses to re-open and stimulate job creation and 3) provide or facilitate economic opportunities for market actors by supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) via the Enterprise Development Fund (EDF). Capacity-building assistance will augment the financial support provided to SMEs, helping to improve their borrowing prospects and relationships with financial institutions. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2164082.37 2570411.24 6886201.83 19516311.98 467584.63 29702970.38 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31604592.05 31604592.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5574881.81 4950495.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5020786.05 3987425.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4367388.54 8883861.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9614568.6 16205.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6645 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421492.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449126.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221165.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1897407.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168241.39 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382330.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2776555.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64659.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993279.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 671632.72 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1234810.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1569674.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289764.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2242870.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586734.81 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81323.62 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1369818.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367687.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1192642.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1219025.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 959381.55 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0061 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme addresses Somalia’s internal displacement challenges in an innovative manner, seeking durable solutions that are affordable and sustainable through addressing specific inter-related systemic blockages, challenges, and opportunities. The project seeks to strengthen capacities (technical and institutional) of local authorities in Baidoa, Bossaso and Beletweyne to address urban displacement through capacity building and support in the development of relevant land-related policies to improve tenure security for displacement affected communities and reduce the risk of forced eviction. MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 106330.84 2157433.41 3072557.32 2553857.9 2545491.53 10435671 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10435671 10435671 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1347567 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1347567 828029.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 828029.5 588605.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588605.45 1758931.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1758931.11 3621672.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3621672.37 489956.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 489956.46 1800908.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Somalia Multi Window Trust Fd International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800908.97 270000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31120 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 30000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 84693.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188268.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271681.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 479604.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316894.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 694261.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187175.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394768.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1139747.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33947.69 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405747.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574533.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 979783.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0062 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan presently hosts up to 1.4 million Afghan Citizenship Card holders and undocumented Afghan migrants. The intensified armed conflict in Afghanistan in 2021 and the resulting upheaval in August 2021 have caused increased humanitarian and stabilization needs and a significant deterioration of the protection environment for civilians in the country. The most recent political transition and the increase of violence across Afghanistan have clear implications for the broader region, including a recent increase in the number of Afghan nationals crossing into Pakistan. With this trend projected to continue in the short to medium term, improved processes for safe and orderly border management are needed, in addition to efforts to address the ongoing and burgeoning needs in the communities in Pakistan hosting high levels of Afghan migrants, refugees and new arrivals. This project aims to propose a set of activities to address key protection concerns and increase livelihood opportunities for vulnerable Afghan migrants and host community members, improve border management between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and expand the evidence-based on mobility trends between both countries. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 788850.35 3566973.65 2287256.68 3063392.88 8992773.71 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9706473.56 9706473.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7242776 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8156279.28 1750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1865671.64 153502.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -98167.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 258380.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89852.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 52636.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148403.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213017.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407915.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515973.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1162859.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 882719.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -120052.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521840.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905238.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415879.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 990051.34 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1307882.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Limited access to cooking fuel, lighting, electricity, and other energy services in displacement settings have exposed refugees and internally displaced persons to increased hardships and gender-based violence risks while putting pressure on surrounding host communities and threatening the balance of environmental ecosystems. Even though providing sustainable energy access is starting to be seen as a priority in the humanitarian sector, very little data is available on the current level of access. The best estimation dates from 2015, back when the Moving Energy Initiative estimated that 80% of displaced people in camps have absolutely minimal access to energy, with high dependence on traditional biomass for cooking and no access to electricity. Moreover, basic energy products are often acquired through non-food item distribution preventing displaced people from having flexibility and dignity in their choice, and potentially disrupting the local economy. This project aims to bridge the gap between the demand for sustainable energy solutions and the supply of products/services from the private sector, by overcoming the economic barriers for displaced population and host communities to access them and reducing the risks for private actors to enter the market in displacement settings. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Innovation Norway IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 79224.64 283982.2 224826.68 5970908.11 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588033.52 588033.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3567646 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408244.19 -1776374 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -203269.71 -1791272 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -204974.48 5970907 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581111.54 2725.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15682 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74476.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35944.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10606.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9236.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29190.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124039.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20575.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265371.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6785.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Essential services and community infrastructure including for health, agriculture and energy supply are functional, sustained and expanded to meet different needs of women and men. PUNOs will support communities to have access to essential services and infrastructure in the Northern Region. Health, energy and agriculture are the main sectoral priority needs identified under this output for the region. PUNOs will provide immediate assistance through the provision of basic package of health services while rehabilitating and enabling health facilities and hospitals in rural and urban areas. Health essential services include effective prevention and response to COVID-19, care and treatment for people with chronic and infectious diseases and women’s reproductive health. To address food insecurity and ease local economic disruption, PUNOs will revitalize the economic value chain for conducive agricultural activities through the construction or rehabilitation of degraded lands, roads, bridges, marketplaces, boreholes and irrigation channels. Communities will also acquire new knowledge, assets and tools to improve their production and management capacity for sustainable and resilient livelihoods and profitable agri-businesses. PUNOs will also provide energy solutions, including solar power for community infrastructure, basic services facilities, local businesses and households. MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1601549.64 1492701.02 669302.88 669302.59 4432856.13 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4432856.13 4432856.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4173823 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4173823 259033 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259033 107149.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435004.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209013.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79398.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124460.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213195.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487788.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 690285.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 747173.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54591.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -63243.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244557.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In partnership with Save the Children, IOM will contribute to the overall objective of supporting the people of Afghanistan to live in safety and with dignity through greater economic stability and increased ability to meet acute and immediate needs. This will be done through two areas of intervention: 1) Cash component – building off of on-going cash programming, Save the Children will reach an estimated 4,600 persons with multi-purpose cash assistance, to be utilized for meeting a range of immediate needs, including: shelter repair and non-food items; winterization support including heating/fuel; food and water security/nutrition, transportation, clothing and healthcare/medicines, education, etc.; 2) Emergency livelihoods -IOM will provide temporary jobs to 1,800 individuals in order to offer immediate access to income for at-risk community members predominantly through cash-for-work interventions; as well as support to 250 businesses (across 6 districts and 60 communities) vulnerable to the evolving context, through the replacement of critical and necessary productive assets, thus safeguarding and re-instating the livelihoods of employees and business owners. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71958.63 71958.24 153438 167629.21 464984.08 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 464984.08 464984.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237175 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237175 227810 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227810 10058.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168976.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2512.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2064.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11361.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5605.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 801.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3881.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1055.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7105.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4373.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66229.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will identify participants for cash-based interventions (CBI) for economic recovery in all provinces of the Northern Region. Three types of CBI will be implemented according to the level of vulnerability and potential sustainable gains and capabilities at individual, household and community levels: Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT): primarily for women with no/limited income; women-headed household; widowed women; people with disability; and elders. Cash for Work (CfW): for unemployed women and men-headed household with particular focus on youth. Cash for Market (CfM): with focus on women and youth to support small and medium business (both formal and informal) with particular focus on women-led business and community-owned social enterprises. The participants will be identified and engaged in CBI based on vulnerability criteria and community assessments on poverty, food insecurity access and security. They will receive cash, assets and tools and will acquire new knowledge through a range of trainings covering from very basic literacy to technical and vocational skills and techniques for sustainable livelihoods and increased productivity International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 687371.12 687370.92 955613.29 2158529.22 4488884.55 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4488884.55 4488884.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2289630 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2289630 2199254 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2199254 62210.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1256410.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450809.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1330946.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204702.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 604857.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 845.1 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44111.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161931.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274109.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137667.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -44979.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6738.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20427.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22669.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0067 International Organization for Migration (IOM) PUNOs will support communities to access justice through mediation and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. Positive customary and traditional practices for conflict resolutions will be strengthened combined with provision of counselling and legal aid services. PUNOs will also promote community dialogue and engagement to prevent conflict and violent extremism (PVE), strengthen social cohesion and facilitate reconciliation. Broad dialogue platforms and early warning mechanisms will be enhanced with participation of women, youth, community leaders such as religious, traditional and tribal elders, IDPs, returnees and minority groups. PUNOs will leverage on existing peacebuilding structures including through Community Development Councils (CDC) and peace committees or, where appropriate, will create new mechanisms to enable a conducive peacebuilding environment. Capacities of civil society organizations (CSOs), community-based organizations (CBOs) and women and youth groups will also be strengthened as key players for local peacebuilding. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 0 0 175472.32 175470.97 350943.29 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350943.29 350943.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179000 171943 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171943 3397.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54291.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31219.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20612.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -874.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12088.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16455.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46534.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5620.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42097.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18233.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16960.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote early recovery for the communities worst affected by Typhoon Rai in Dinagat Islands and Surigao del Norte, in the Philippines, while strengthening their resilience to future disasters. In particular, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will support their access to dignified and durable shelter solutions – typhoon resilient shelter consisting of a hardened unit, “safe room (panic room)” – that can provide life-saving protection from extreme weather events. Combined with capacity building support on disaster preparedness and management, the project will contribute to a more resilient community with increased capacity to withstand disasters and bounce back from crises. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Philippines: Super Typhoon Rai (Odette) - Humanitarian Needs and Priorities Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 706102.62 15918.82 999999.84 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 722021.44 722021.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 722021.66 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -51653.77 657.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11888.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83830.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553322.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20668.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0069 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the Afghanistan Special Trust Fund For Afghanistan program in the Southern Region (Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Uruzgan and Nimroz provinces), IOM will participate in all four of the programme pillars. These areas of intervention are: Output 1 - Essential services and community infrastructure including for health, education, agriculture and energy supply are functional, sustained and expanded to meet different needs of women and men; Output 2 – Livelihoods, businesses and the local economy are recovered and more resilient to instability; Output 3 – Communities have improved infrastructure, access to water and preparedness mechanisms to protect farm-based livelihoods and cope with environment and climate shocks and natural disasters; Output 4 – Social cohesion, human rights promoted, access to justice and social cohesion are strengthened at local level.This project covers Outcome 1: Essential services and community infrastructure including for health, education, agriculture and energy supply are functional, sustained and expanded to meet different needs of women and men. MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 502137.86 502137.36 763050.71 594458.18 2361784.11 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2361784.11 2361784.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2175507 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2175507 186276 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186276 234204.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 490917.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54318.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 402.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29887.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227230.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164473.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85663.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16612.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108964.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112889.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131188.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11381.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57126.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28613.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87264.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the Afghanistan Special Trust Fund For Afghanistan program in the Southern Region (Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Uruzgan and Nimroz provinces), IOM will participate in all four of the programme pillars. These areas of intervention are: Output 1 - Essential services and community infrastructure including for health, education, agriculture and energy supply are functional, sustained and expanded to meet different needs of women and men; Output 2 – Livelihoods, businesses and the local economy are recovered and more resilient to instability; Output 3 – Communities have improved infrastructure, access to water and preparedness mechanisms to protect farm-based livelihoods and cope with environment and climate shocks and natural disasters; Output 4 – Social cohesion, human rights promoted, access to justice and social cohesion are strengthened at local level. This project covers Outcome 2, Livelihoods, businesses and local economy recovery. MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 853068.92 853070.16 548165.7 853070.16 3107374.94 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3107374.94 3107374.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1336370 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1336370 1771005 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1771005 94804.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 41477.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 464106.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283535.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 673436.98 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119517.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 387370.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18834.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116960.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192458.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105215.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60731.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27111.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109023.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77575.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59063.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124938.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the Afghanistan Special Trust Fund For Afghanistan program in the Southern Region (Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Uruzgan and Nimroz provinces), IOM will participate in all four of the programme pillars. These areas of intervention are: Output 1 - Essential services and community infrastructure including for health, education, agriculture and energy supply are functional, sustained and expanded to meet different needs of women and men; Output 2 – Livelihoods, businesses and the local economy are recovered and more resilient to instability; Output 3 – Communities have improved infrastructure, access to water and preparedness mechanisms to protect farm-based livelihoods and cope with environment and climate shocks and natural disasters; Output 4 – Social cohesion, human rights promoted, access to justice and social cohesion are strengthened at local level. This project covers Outcome 4, Social cohesion, human rights and access to justice. MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 60117.69 60117.96 42359.52 60117.96 222713.13 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222713.13 222713.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95780 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95780 126933 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126933 3397.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28130.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23107.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22428.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3360.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4969.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20444.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52714.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21821.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1660.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2119.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40999.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0072 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to promote durable solutions for crisis affected populations in North-East Nigeria through the development of settlements and the provision of integrated services in order to enable the sustainable integration of displaced households within local communities. The project presents a multi-sectoral and multilevel approach which includes shelter & non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, and protection. These integrated services are to be provided to approximately 1,500 returned internally displaced persons. In addition to this, durable solutions-oriented interventions in support of displaced populations are implemented alongside multi-stakeholder consultations, including with the Government of Nigeria and crisis affected populations, for the development of a viable durable solutions- strategy to address protracted displacement in the region. IOM is also working towards durable solutions specifically supporting persons with disabilities (PWDs), by facilitating identification of PWDs, improving their access to services, and making referrals to specialists working in Borno or Adamawa State of Nigeria. This pilot project seeks to provide an evidence-based model in addressing protracted displacement in North-East Nigeria. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 327266.21 122733.77 449999.98 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449999.98 449999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 -0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.29 46228.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52117.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48309.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49182.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254161.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide returned internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Adamawa State, Nigeria with sustainable shelter and livelihood opportunities, whilst building capacity of government entities to lead the process in a principled manner and host communities to support the reintegration of former IDPs in an environment that promotes peaceful coexistence and reduces reliance on humanitarian assistance. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) envisages that if social cohesion and individual and community resilience is strengthened, government leadership and capacity is improved, and IDPs, together with returned IDPs and host communities, have access to integrated services and sustainable livelihoods, then communities will become more self-reliant and better able to achieve durable solutions because they will have both the capacity and opportunities to support themselves and their families. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 79017.72 1173190.42 1000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1252208.14 1252208.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392670.16 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772626.93 -18.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36170.63 2938.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -2938.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3861.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249920.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275785.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302669.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363660.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6155.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -323.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -261.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to strengthen social cohesion and civil society capacity in Cox’s Bazar district (Bangladesh) by addressing the socioeconomic needs of vulnerable households in selected host communities affected by the refugee influx, strengthening the technical capacity of local organizations to implement socioeconomic activities, improving service delivery and sustaining development gains. In addition to this, the project aims to strengthen civil society capacity inside the camps by strengthening camp-based representation and community-based protection. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 188174.38 1991882.64 3411147.84 1960506.05 10000000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7551710.91 7551710.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2566096.42 3300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2403495.99 3400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2539208.36 22166.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 13861.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 60452.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 42172.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 78394.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 70054.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 73084.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 151393.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 138327.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 77666.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 137269.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89207.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 112777.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232326.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234304.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -62243.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245348.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264571.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 596736.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 660895.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 735549.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 684647.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713502.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to enhancing social cohesion, economic resilience and gender responsiveness of displacement-affected communities through area-based and community-based peacebuilding and recovery processes and increased access to sustainable livelihoods. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ethiopia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 553522.78 2946223.14 3870751.83 2129502.39 9500000.14 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9500000.14 9500000.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 25000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000 2465000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2465000 1700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700000 3600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 191166.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252528.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124741.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291776.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 395072.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462662.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399706.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 931559.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2466874.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710019.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The regional Cooperation Arrangement (RCA) is a mechanism through which IOM supports the Government of Indonesia to assist refugees and asylum seekers in Indonesia with safe accommodation and basic assistance; health services; mental health and psychosocial services; formal and informal education and assisted voluntary return and reintegration. With the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak in Indonesia, IOM supports in ensuring access to COVID-19 prevention and mitigation measures for refugees and asylum seekers. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12448045.25 12451953.9 24899999.15 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24899999.15 24899999.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1762610.99 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1762610.99 5637081.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5637081.86 6006730.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6006730.89 6155022.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6155022.03 4939017.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4939017.07 1467542.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3446873.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1375516.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4947370.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1358904.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4859273.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1347847.31 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4742094.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12937.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504765.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 477688.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84.78 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6692.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1029.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the severe impact of Cyclone Idai on the Central Region of Mozambique 2019, resettlement sites were established in view of eventual durable solutions. As per the latest DTM report, currently around 97,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) live across 73 sites in Central Mozambique. However, the conditions for durable solutions as set out in the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Framework on Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons have not yet been met in most cases – 89% of the IDPs are still living in emergency or temporary shelters.In light of the above, the risks of further forced migration and vulnerability inherent within the situation, and at the request of the National Institute for Disaster Management (INGD), this project seeks to ensure that displacement management in Mozambique shifts towards an integrated durable solutions approach, taking whole-of-society and evidence-based considerations into account moving forward. The project takes a three-pronged approach to improving displacement management. First, a Steering Committee will be established in a key target district, which will increase stakeholders' capacities and knowledge on implementing Durable Solutions (Outcome 1). This will help to coordinate and facilitate efforts on Durable Solutions in line with the recommendation of ‘local solutions for local problems’. Second, based on community identified needs, IOM will support infrastructure and a platform to improve community participation in decision making (Outcome 2). Community engagement and ensuring the people benefitting are part of their Durable Solutions is a key component for sustainability and ownership of solutions. Finally, to ensure evidence based programming and leveraging on past and ongoing Durable Solutions activities in Central Mozambique, IOM will conduct a first progress report against the eight indicators for Durable Solutions as set by the IASC, in resettlement sites in Sofala and Manica. This will provide a baseline and support longitudinal evidence to measure progress towards achieving Durable Solutions and expanding the programming for the Central Region (Outcome 3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 94750.03 5249.97 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -11606.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11606.41 325.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8678.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29366.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6136.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19028.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26028.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1169.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project plans to support governments and create opportunities necessary for sustainable scalability of the Barwaaqo Model. The three-year program will be divided into a learning phase, followed by the phase of implementation and capacity learning activities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1407073.33 1807522.92 3048557.9 865558.95 7128713.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7128713.1 7128713.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1536 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1536 89111 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89111 356981 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356981 564067 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 564067 233563 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233563 529450 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 529450 834249 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 834249 908914 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 908914 100794.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 265367.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 94875 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 194531.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 149428.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 106588.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 443169.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 25909.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113755.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304427.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201441.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421384.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369931.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618524.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 927964.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0080 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project fills a specific data collection need in order to support the broader PeaceFIELD initiative's objective of developing new, rigorous evidence about the effectiveness of Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) - supported programming in conflict-affected areas in East and central Darfur states. IOM will conduct an end-line data collection process with support from PeaceFIELD partners at the PBF and the International Security and Development Center. The end-line data collection exercise will comprise of six activities: 1) Qualitative data collection planning and preparation; 2) First round of village visits to conduct qualitative interviews; 3) Household survey planning and preparation; 4) Training of household survey enumerators; 5) Second round of village visits to conduct the household survey and follow-up qualitative interviews; and 6) Data management, data cleaning, and handoff. International Initiative for Impact Evaluation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 281696.58 79087.5 360784.08 Contracted Grant Amount International Initiative for Impact Evaluation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360784.08 360784.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108235.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Initiative for Impact Evaluation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108235.2 180392 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Initiative for Impact Evaluation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180392 72156.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Initiative for Impact Evaluation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72156.8 11208.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110048.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119305.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76356.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58530.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14479.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -185.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The escalation of war in Ukraine has triggered one of the largest humanitarian crises. With large-scale destruction of infrastructure, the needs for long-term and affordable housing among conflict-affected communities are expected to be immense in the short and medium to long-term. Furthermore, the extreme stress on social services and resources have increased the risk of tensions among war-affected communities. To address conflict-affected populations’ need for long-term and affordable housing, IOM has developed a transitional approach that focuses on remodelling government buildings into apartment buildings, building apartments using a modular pre-fabrication approach, and repairing affected apartments and houses. To ensure sustainability of the intervention and avoid the unintentional segregation of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and non-internally displaced persons, IOM aims to integrate housing solutions in the urban planning and development programmes of 12 municipalities in West and Central Ukraine targeted by IOM’s ongoing housing programming. The project also seeks to build trust amongst community members and authorities by promoting constructive inter-group action through community-driven initiatives. IOM thereby aims to help prevent and mitigate tensions between IDPs and the host communities where housing solutions are implemented. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 370627.82 1554271.19 75101.06 2000000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.07 2000000.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 13995.89 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3461.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 366775.15 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91624.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 322.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80138.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146577.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362356.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536930.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371462.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44797.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18442.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to local economic recovery and durable solutions for conflict-affected populations through increased access to sustainable and decent livelihood opportunities. IOM will provide businesses which were directly affected by the conflict with ISIL with the Enterprise Development Fund (EDF), to foster conditions to allow for sustainable returns while creating job opportunities in communities of displacement or return. IOM will also implement the EDF-Women approach to specifically target female business-owners while supporting job creation for women, complemented by a set of activities aimed at empowering women in the labour market. Finally, IOM will conduct targeted research to gather evidence and adapt its EDF and livelihoods programmes, better adapted to the specific context of Iraq, to the needs of displaced populations and returnees, and to women. Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2054007.98 73697.19 1980197.8 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2127705.17 2127705.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980198.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1044987.23 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1062699.26 -0.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38243.37 326392.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 595587.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500551.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 677752.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45645.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Programme is centered around addressing the post 15 August 2021 worsening poverty situation and vulnerabilities. It supports community resilience and social cohesion for enabling the rehabilitation of small-scale infrastructure that are vital for basic human needs. UNDP’s analysis shows that over 95-97 percent of Afghan people might face near universal poverty by mid-2022, necessitating urgent actions. The Area-Based Approach to Development Emergency Initiatives (ABADEI) Strategy and the Transitional Engagement Framework form primary bases of the proposed integrated response. These support the creation of immediate sources of income through cash-for-work, cash for market, small businesses and livelihood opportunities with particular focus on agri-business and basic regenerative agriculture infrastructure and services (critical for food security) that are under threat. It is sensitive to the chronic and newly emerging vulnerabilities of Afghan women and girls and aims at providing them assistance in a manner that does not exacerbate their susceptibility to violence and deprivation of opportunities and rights.This project focused on supporting essential services and community infrastructure including health, education, agriculture and energy supply are functional, sustained and expanded to meet different needs of women and men. It is targeting the Eastern Region of Afghanistan (Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan, and Nangarhar provinces). MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 210526.24 1263157.44 1263157.44 1263157.92 3999999.04 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3999999.04 3999999.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2107168 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2107168 278.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17833.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40799.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177726.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251810.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144314.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155871.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296353.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Programme is centered around addressing the post 15 August 2021 worsening poverty situation and vulnerabilities. It supports community resilience and social cohesion for enabling the rehabilitation of small-scale infrastructure that are vital for basic human needs. The Area-Based Approach to Development Emergency Initiatives (ABADEI) Strategy and the Transitional Engagement Framework form the primary bases of the proposed integrated response. These support the creation of immediate sources of income through cash-for-work, cash for market, small businesses, and livelihood opportunities with particular focus on agri-business and basic regenerative agriculture infrastructure and services (critical for food security) that are under threat. It is sensitive to the chronic and newly emerging vulnerabilities of Afghan women and girls. The project will focus on supporting livelihoods, businesses, and local economy recovery. Specifically, IOM will support cash for work (CfW) and cash for market (CfM) activities (Furlough scheme); provide grants and replace assets of businesses. It is targeting the Eastern Region of Afghanistan (Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan, and Nangarhar provinces). International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1089472.91 1089473.88 1089473.88 181578.98 3449999.65 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3449999.65 3449999.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1817432 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1817432 1824.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35613.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112400.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115902.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513267.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 476359.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905951.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Programme is centered around addressing the post 15 August 2021 worsening poverty situation and vulnerabilities. It supports community resilience and social cohesion for enabling the rehabilitation of small-scale infrastructure that are vital for basic human needs. The Area-Based Approach to Development Emergency Initiatives (ABADEI) Strategy and the Transitional Engagement Framework form the primary bases of the proposed integrated response. These support the creation of immediate sources of income through cash-for-work, cash for market, small businesses, and livelihood opportunities with particular focus on agri-business and basic regenerative agriculture infrastructure and services (critical for food security) that are under threat. It is sensitive to the chronic and newly emerging vulnerabilities of Afghan women and girls. The project will focus on supporting livelihoods, businesses, and local economy recovery. Specifically, IOM will support cash for work (CfW) and cash for market (CfM) activities (Furlough scheme); provide grants and replace assets of businesses. It is targeting the Eastern Region of Afghanistan (Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan, and Nangarhar provinces). MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 58061.42 312398.51 160980.95 13559.04 544999.92 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544999.92 544999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34241 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34241 1358.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15859.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1103.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95190.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46957.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Programme is centered around addressing the post 15 August 2021 worsening poverty situation and vulnerabilities. It supports community resilience and social cohesion for enabling the rehabilitation of small-scale infrastructure that are vital for basic human needs. The Area-Based Approach to Development Emergency Initiatives (ABADEI) Strategy and the Transitional Engagement Framework form the primary bases of the proposed integrated response. These support the creation of immediate sources of income through cash-for-work, cash for market, small businesses, and livelihood opportunities with particular focus on agri-business and basic regenerative agriculture infrastructure and services (critical for food security) that are under threat. It is sensitive to the chronic and newly emerging vulnerabilities of Afghan women and girls. The project will focus on supporting livelihoods, businesses, and local economy recovery. Specifically, IOM will support cash for work (CfW) and cash for market (CfM) activities (Furlough scheme); provide grants and replace assets of businesses. It is targeting the Eastern Region of Afghanistan (Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan, and Nangarhar provinces). MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 37631.56 225789.36 225789.36 225788.97 714999.25 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 714999.25 714999.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60581 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60581 600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 3078.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7190.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7417.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16771.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73844.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This program will be implemented in anticipation and support of forthcoming KfW initiatives designed to substantially increase access to finance for promising SMEs with sustainable business models, via Apex funding to be channeled through partner commercial banks. IOM programming will: (1) Scale up current IOM initiatives and interventions by other actors to strengthen the entrepreneurship ecosystem, fostering greater dynamism in this ecosystem and producing next-generation SMEs to drive private sector growth and downstream demand for credit and other banking services; (2) Enhance the investment readiness of promising SMEs (through direct, focused engagement) to create a vanguard cohort of candidate businesses primed for financing through forthcoming KfW partnerships with commercial banks. Through close engagement with SMEs, IOM will then be well-positioned to identify ongoing access-to-finance barriers and communicate these issues to partner banks to inform the development of their products, services and customer service. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 980694.43 1159594.95 1099961.3 1042232.42 995525 86281.7 4950495.82 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5364289.8 5364289.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980198.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2111085.31 1980198.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2147720.2 161392.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2069.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57711.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63941.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280523.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284216.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218231.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194682.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213245.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Phase V of IOM’s collaboration with KfW will continue to promote sustainable livelihoods in post-conflict Iraq. The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the economic recovery of Iraq through employment creation and revitalisation of local economies and the livelihoods of internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and host communities. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 257162.55 6993717 7069384.68 7105828.42 6871383.38 25994059.63 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28297476.03 28297476.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11637623.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12406848.36 4455445.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4785655.8 4950495.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5416296.55 25693.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252865.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306078.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50286.4 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 604617.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1631386.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 469937.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2377564.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 904002.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450099.11 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163189.35 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 805719.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1260047.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 634644.8 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, through this project, aims to address the urgent needs of Iraqis in informal sites who are being forcefully evicted and are obliged to return to their communities of origin or are having to relocate under duress. These actions will geographically focus on selected areas in Ninewa and is expected to have a larger impact to other linked projects. IOM aims to address this through i) improving access to adequate housing for internally displaced people at risk or affected by evictions and ii) support households at risk or affected by evictions with the provision of legal assistance to enable access to housing and tenure rights. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 51032.05 2048968.36 2100000.41 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100000.41 2100000.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100000 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 27108.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443440.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267275.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 773934.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588241.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the implementation of a road map, designed by the Governor of Western Bahr el Ghazal State and IOM. This roadmap outlines the available solutions for displaced populations in the state (IDPs). In Western Bahr el Ghazal, opportunities are present for these communities to build up a normal life, away from camp settings. This project is unique in South Sudan in how it makes use of the favourable conditions in place to support durable solutions for IDPs and facilitates the transition from humanitarian to development support. IDPs will be supported to make informed decisions on the durable solution they would like to pursue, including local integration, return or relocation to a third location. Those who opt for local integration will further benefit from multi-sectoral assistance in the form of housing, land, and property support; WASH, protection and health services; and livelihoods assistance, to enable beneficiaries to become self-supportive and to integrate economically. Those opting for return or relocation to a third location within South Sudan, will benefit from referrals to other humanitarian and development partners. IOM may also assist those opting to return to their community or origin, primarily those from other areas within and surrounding Wau county. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 311928.92 1865561.22 2247788.86 311483.09 50000000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4736762.09 4736762.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9999934.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1001997.46 65.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.54 30000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2695659.99 53319.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303971.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749876.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244906.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204028.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370944.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295582.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162941.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This is a joint project between IOM and UN-HABITAT in Mozambique to address the needs of, and contribute to pathways to Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) within the greater Pemba area in Cabo Delgado Province. The project takes a Gender Sensitive approach to the Integration of IDPs in an urban setting, through the following components: Engaging communities in participatory and gender-inclusive planning and management at municipal and neighborhood scale; Awareness rising on specific social services provision; Improving living conditions for vulnerable women and girls within host communities and IDPs at the neighbourhood scale through assisted self-construction of prioritized community infrastructure, including on-the-job training and employment / entrepreneurship opportunities; Increasing institutional capacities of local authorities; Increasing livelihood opportunities for communities; Monitoring and evaluation to extract lessons learned and formulate guidelines for scaling-up of future Durable Solutions programming; Increasing access to MHPSS services in the Mahate neighbourhood for host and displaced communities; and Improving peaceful co-existence between host and displaced communities through socio-relational activities. United Nations Human Settlements Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 186296.71 509257.5 72209.93 767764.14 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Human Settlements Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 767764.14 767764.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383882.19 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Human Settlements Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383882.19 32.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Human Settlements Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32.11 19950 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 36000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 5994.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86030.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131681.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192922.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126649.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11598.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81555.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8600.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the communities that benefit will have increased access to quality healthcare and to reliable water, sanitation and heating. It will also increase the safety of school children, educators and the wider community, while capacity building support, the provision of equipment, and other targeted support will contribute to the long-term effect of the intervention. Thus, this project will reduce the vulnerabilities associated with displacement through addressing several of the criteria of the IASC Durable Solutions Framework, with the focus on securing an adequate standard of living and reducing dependency on humanitarian assistance. Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5662410.05 4914455.16 139607.26 10000000.42 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10716472.47 10716472.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10764262.65 5672.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4203.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4977.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45305.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12654.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24772.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1168542.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814215.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 838580.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 604698.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304883.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2468021.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2478185.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Closely working with the local communities, IOM will lead the construction of 10 Family Health Housing (FHH) in Helmand based on a standardized design and layout. The FHH is a community-based health facility which aims to increase access to essential reproductive, maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) services and bridge the gap between health post and sub-health center. UNDP will provide renewable solar energy for supply of electricity and hot water systems at the remote FHH sites. UNFPA will support and train midwives to improve their capacity to provide RMNCAH services, as well as equip the FHHs with the necessary medical and non-medical equipment, medicine, furniture, and operational cost to properly run the FHHs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1314278.44 1314278.44 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1314278.44 1314278.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 757700 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 757700 556578 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556578 -353529 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -353529 -0.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.15 30315.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 793011.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136072.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1350.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0095 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project responds to immediate resettlement needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees while supporting previously resettled communities to sustain durable resettlement, through enhanced service delivery and access to new opportunities as envisioned in the Durable Resettlement Policy. UNDP will implement its activities in Jaffna, Kilinochchi, Mullaitivu, Batticaloa and Trincomalee Districts while IOM will implement targeted activities in the Jaffna district. The project will also focus on strengthening community groups, especially more vulnerable groups to be able them to directly engage and interact with the state to obtain the services they require thereby ensuring sustainability of the newly resettled and existing resettled communities. The main target beneficiaries will comprise IDPs and refugee returnees with special consideration to women-headed households, ex-combatants, youth, community-based organizations/rural development societies and the local level government structures. The selection of the direct beneficiaries of the project will be collective and participatory. MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with no inclusion of gender issues 79237.01 349615.58 182283.53 611136.12 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611136.12 611136.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349079 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349079 278107 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278107 4212.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31805.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51446.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42110.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 70387.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37410.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17133.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20538.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22269.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5239.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17644.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29384.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23396.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31755.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0096 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to help resolve protracted displacement by scaling-up debris management, recycling initiatives, and livelihood opportunities in conflict-affected areas and pave the way for sustainable returns. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 185997.59 1239002.4 1424999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1424999.99 1424999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1225000.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1225000.2 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -0.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.18 6561.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52906.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180834.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18893.13 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 509482.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46809.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235867.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112124.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8725.19 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235740.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17055.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0097 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The EU-Return & Reintegration in Kosovo (EU-RRK) Programme is part of a longer-term partnership between IOM Kosovo, the EU Office in Kosovo, and the Ministry for Communities & Return to support the process of return and help returnees to re-integrate into society. The overall objective of the Programme is to contribute to a stable multi-ethnic society by enabling sustainable livelihoods & durable integration for returnees, Displaced Persons in Region, Internally Displaced Persons & Refugees who freely choose to return or integrate in the place of displacement into Kosovo society. The IOM’s EU-RRK Programme is set to provide the rights-based & sustainable return & reintegration of minority IIDP, IDP, & refugee families. As such it undertakes a set of actions to help non-majority communities to have a strong footing in the community of their return & provide them with basic socio-economic support. IOM is providing the following assistance free of charge for their selected beneficiaries that are recommended to be enrolled in the programme through the process & procedures in accordance with the steps outlined in Regulation 01/2018 on the Return of Displaced Persons & Durable Solutions: Newly built or renovation of existing house, Harmonized assistance package & Income Generation assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 93298.81 85388.94 Contracted Grant Amount Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93298.81 93298.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85389.19 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92512.67 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303.97 -13329.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14679.7 73600.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4536.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0098 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Provide essential reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) services in the remote rural areas of Balkh, Samangan, and Faryab provinces in northern Afghanistan by the establishment of Family Health Houses (FHH). Islamic Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 315100.86 188899.2 504000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Islamic Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504000.06 504000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403200 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Islamic Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403200 100800 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Islamic Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100800 5956.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8738.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242904.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62643.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12169.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71462.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97124.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0099 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The breach of the Kakhovka Dam on 6 June 2023 led to massive flooding, causing significant infrastructural damage including to essential water, sanitation and heating systems. In the Pokrov community in the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast the breach caused a drop in water level and consequently a malfunctioning of the emergency power station, which has not allowed for the water to reach the treatment station serving the community. The proposed project therefore aims to contribute to the Pokrov community’s improved access to reliable, sufficient, and safe water supply. Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1525380.32 659374.81 2000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2184755.13 2184755.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2157497.3 33091.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246254.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682303.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555889.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Aiming to improve the living conditions of IDPs in Ukraine, IOM proposes to expand its housing programme with the overall objective of diversifying and increasing IDPs’ and other conflict-affected populations’ opportunities to access affordable and social housing in selected municipalities of Kirovogradska and Poltavska oblasts. Over the course of five years, the project will add 350-400 units to the affordable housing stock (80% of constructed housing units) and the social housing stock (20% of the constructed housing units). Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine and neighbouring countries Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 171379.83 5926104.71 6942018.92 6991727.4 2996817.37 957293.38 21900000.51 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23985341.61 23985341.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4934210.53 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4746835.44 1726.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126175.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174449.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143411.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to large-scale population movement. Estemated 745,000 IDPs are seeking durable solutions through local integration. To support the creation of conditions, IOM has developed a multi-sectoral, area-based and community-driven approach towards resilience and recovery at the local level including transitional housing for internally displaced persons (IDPs), restoration of critical public infrastructure and services, and support for displaced micro and small enterprises, as well as other livelihoods, and socio-economic recovery interventions. Proposed project is to contribute to community-driven recovery processes at the hromada level, that strengthen resilience and promote inclusive, gender-responsive durable solutions for conflict-affected communities in Ukraine through the Hromada Recovery and Empowerment Facility (HREF). Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6278071.18 23590061.62 21690723.22 509353.71 47524753.18 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52068209.73 52068209.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47524752.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51267262.65 79020.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 509429.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1505937.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1853253.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Phase VI, a 48-month programme, will channel its scope around multi-faceted interventions across communities in nine governorates of Iraq (Anbar, Baghdad, Diyala, Dohuk, Erbil, Kirkuk, Ninewa, Salah Al-Din, Sulaymaniyah) focusing on (1) improving community and stakeholder engagement through strengthened partnerships and capacity-building initiatives, (2) enhancing individual employability and micro-, small-, and medium-enterprise (MSME) sustainability through a) revitalized local economies, b) strengthened value chains, c) enhanced MSME business capabilities, d) improved job referral linkages between job seekers and employers, and e) increased access to finance among EDF businesses and similar enterprises across Iraq and (3) strengthening resilience and self-reliance of local producers to climate change and environmental degradation. The main objective of this project will be to contribute to the economic recovery and stabilization of Iraq through employment creation and revitalization of local economies which IOM plans to achieve through the application of an integral approach seeking to address key needs related to employment and income generation for IDPs, climate induced IDPs, returnees host communities, and other target groups in creating sustainable solutions for economic conditions in vulnerable communities. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with no inclusion of gender issues 6384673.29 6384675.24 6384675.24 6391761.47 23316832.95 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25545785.24 25545785.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3415841.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3737244.63 85052.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391332.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 493958.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 867065.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the start of the displacement crisis following the latest escalation of the conflict on 20 September 2023, 100,670 refugees have arrived in Armenia. IOM’s response represents an extract from the inter-agency Armenia Refugee Response Plan (RRP) in which IOM will support the RRP sectors of Protection, Shelter and Non-food Items (NFI), Resilience, and Health (which IOM co-leads), as well as the crosscutting priorities of AAP, PSEA, MHPSS, AGD, and Resilience From the Start. In doing so, the project aligns with the strategic objectives of the RRP: to support the Government to ensure that refugees have access to protection and to address their immediate basic needs, to support service provision through national systems, and to foster the socioeconomic inclusion and livelihoods of refugees. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Armenia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1355086.04 84913.82 1439999.86 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1439999.86 1439999.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1440000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1440000 23573.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283824.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246981.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557055.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to durable solutions for the migrant and host communities in Mandera, Wajir, Garissa and Lamu Counties of Kenya that border Somalia, affected by negative impacts of the displacement triggered by the civil war in Somalia and climate hazards in the region, and to promote peace and security along Kenya-Somalia border. The project will fulfil the objective by achieving two outcomes of enhancing community resilience and social cohesion and strengthening the capacity of the Government of Kenya (GoK) at borders.The initial phase of the project will include livelihood and psychosocial support to at-risk youth and returnees and sensitization of the County Governments and community leaders on community policing and reintegration and rehabilitation in order to strengthen their socio-economic inclusion and resilience. The second part will focus on enhancing capacity of the GoK authorities and border officials to better counter transnational threats and respond to health needs specific to vulnerable migrants crossing borders. It will also offer benefits of enhanced trust between communities and border authorities to promote peace in border communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 106148.44 933851.61 1040000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1040000.05 1040000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1040000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1040000 23706.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45965.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113155.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Activities for this project are in line with the strategic direction of the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) for 2023-2025 and aims to develop a strong protection network, strengthen, and deepen the resilience approach, enhance self-reliance through economic opportunities, and contribute to a durable solution for refugees by supporting their inclusion into Turkish society. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3685572.12 13314427.75 16999999.87 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16999999.87 16999999.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7500000 9500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9500000 74692.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78932.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 69609.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 115088.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 81072.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2222358.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107803.02 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3191379.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168758.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2816372.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6902261.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 613974.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378343.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to initiate a larger-scale programme of construction of complete permanent core houses and resilient repairs of 3.432 houses in the City/District of Beira I. Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 52440.16 629280.96 9504036.91 10185758.03 Contracted Grant Amount Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10185758.03 10185758.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218576 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218576 413790 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413790 1386829.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1386829.8 7064.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182540.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214044.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227110.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 723556.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 888167.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1021742.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) much evidence that the cyclone-affected populations have been very dynamic in re-starting their own livelihoods, and to the degree possible, in initiating repair or reconstruction of their own housing. However, there are many households who have not had the resources to start the recovery process, and who remain in very vulnerable houses. With a severe drop-off of capacities amongst humanitarian actors and limited response of development actors with shelter and housing capacities, but also a recurrence of the cyclone alerts, the Government of Mozambique is looking to initiate a larger-scale programme of construction of complete permanent core houses and resilient repairs.Over the last 3 years, IOM has led a reconstruction program that supported cyclone-affected communities with resilient and permanent houses across northern and central Mozambique. Building on that experience and grounded in human rights principles and utilization of innovative processes that build social cohesion and support community ownership, IOM is emphasising the integration of Build Back Safer materials and improved techniques to deliver the construction and retrofits of 3,240 resilient housing solutions. Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 484933.83 5819210.4 3879473.6 10183617.83 Contracted Grant Amount Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10183617.83 10183617.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218362 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218362 431675 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431675 1586868 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Public Works Housing and Water Resources Post Cyclone Reconstruction Cabinet International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1586868 6372.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176985.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196312.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222148.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710579.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 895017.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971183.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Small Island Developing States like the Pacific Island Countries represent some of the most climate change vulnerable and disaster prone countries in the world. With the overall objective of enhancing capacities of Pacific governments to address displacement risks and identify durable solutions, the project will contribute to ensuring that the governments of Vanuatu and Tonga can address displacement needs that arise in the context of disasters, integrating development principles into the humanitarian response. The project will support governments to build resilience and develop mechanisms for durable solutions at the individual, family, and community levels. Project activities are informed by the UN Secretary General's Action Agenda on Internal Displacement (Vanuatu) and the ongoing work of IOM's Evacuation Centre and Displacement Management Cluster (Tonga). To contribute to the objective, firstly, a costed implementation plan and protection-centred and gender-sensitive guidelines to support durable solutions will be developed (Output 1.1) and capacity strengthening activities will be conducted for national, sub-national and local actors within the Government of Vanuatu (Output 1.2), in order to strengthen the implementation of the National Policy on Climate Change and Disaster-Induced Displacement to support durable solutions for communities affected by displacement (Outcome 1). Secondly, capacity strengthening activities will be conducted for local communities and the Government of Tonga (Output 2.1), in order to establish plans and mechanisms to facilitate better preparedness and response to disaster and displacement risks (Outcome 2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu Oceania Tonga IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 19397.49 223779.03 156823.48 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 542.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9922.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32516.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17534.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24476.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at enhancing climate-conscious durable solutions by mitigating drought-displacement vulnerabilities and strengthening resilience and self-reliance of displacement affected communities towards (re)integration and reduced displacement in Somalia. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 759715.26 2352651.09 4067538.73 3626965.17 66682.59 9999999.3 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10873552.84 10873552.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3185227.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3395765.1 3000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3239740.82 55564.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 219139.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 188.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 257696.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1178944.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 438806.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 75756.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -21607.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15766.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108409.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242664.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139847.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 422876.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 677849.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Regional Cooperation Arrangement (RCA) is a mechanism through which IOM supports the Government of Indonesia to assist refugees and asylum seekers in Indonesia with safe accomodation and basic asssitances, including health services, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), formal and informal education, and assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11899999.05 11900001.3 23800000.35 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23800000.35 23800000.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6860581.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6860581.64 5160713 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5160713 5568080 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5568080 5280653 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5280653 3976894.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1284321 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3834216.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1175617.58 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135880.67 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3985185.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1398964.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4855069.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 843001.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1350.53 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239296.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69348.86 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To contribute to advancing DS for IDPs that remain in displacement, particularly those experiencing social cohesion-related barriers, IOM proposes a collaborative effort with the IRC. This approach will complement IRC’s FCDO-funded project contributing to building peace and stability in Iraq, structured on a social cohesion pathway (including constructive dialogue and community engagement) and on removal of barriers pathway (strengthening access to justice and legal assistance). UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 966250.55 435706.2 1099999.86 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1401956.75 1401956.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636942.68 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760456.27 -0.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8723.29 29478.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251899.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 726038.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381259.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To foster a conducive environment for early recovery in the war-affected communities of Ukraine, IOM will provide multisectoral individual-level and community-based support, especially in those communities that report higher rates of return. In order to maximize community resilience, the project foresees activities that reinforce the social fabric, through initiatives that promote community-based recovery, improve access to social services, and increase individuals’ self-reliance capacities, through the promotion of livelihoods and psychosocial wellbeing. To understand the needs and the vulnerabilities of the growing number of families and individuals returning to the Dnipropetrovska Oblast, the project will run IOM’s assessment on the Conditions of Return, which will provide granular data on the vulnerabilities that stem from poor physical and social conditions in areas of return and will ultimately inform the intervention. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 822798.33 314082.19 25000000.09 Contracted Grant Amount Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1136880.52 1136880.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1136880.4 19192.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11940.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 551.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93921.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92429.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340467.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 542433.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16688.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Programme is centered around addressing the post 15 August 2021 worsening poverty situation and vulnerabilities. It supports community resilience and social cohesion for enabling the rehabilitation of small-scale infrastructure that are vital for basic human needs. The Area-Based Approach to Development Emergency Initiatives (ABADEI) Strategy and the Transitional Engagement Framework form the primary bases of the proposed integrated response. These support the creation of immediate sources of income through cash-for-work, cash for market, small businesses, and livelihood opportunities with particular focus on agri-business and basic regenerative agriculture infrastructure and services (critical for food security) that are under threat. It is sensitive to the chronic and newly emerging vulnerabilities of Afghan women and girls. The project will focus on supporting livelihoods, businesses, and local economy recovery. Specifically, IOM will support cash for work (CfW) and cash for market (CfM) activities (Furlough scheme); provide grants and replace assets of businesses. It is targeting the Eastern Region of Afghanistan (Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan, and Nangarhar provinces). International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 25862.3 62069.52 62069.21 150001.03 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150001.03 150001.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Special Trust Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 2760.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4605.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2865.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10364.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20294.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Integrated recovery program for migrant returnees through protection services and a restricted cash-based assistance through an E-voucher modality for income generating activities (IGAs) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 161517.27 837777.08 98245.6 1097539.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1097539.95 1097539.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55933 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55933 46495 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46495 104180 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104180 53382 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53382 217868 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217868 55933.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72339.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92708.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194852.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152121.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support local economic recovery in Türkiye´s earthquakes-affected region, while empowering individuals with the necessary skills and competencies to foster long-term resilience. For this, IOM will assist 80 micro, small, and medium sized businesses through financial assistance grants, including pre-loaded debit cards or cash grants. IOM will coordinate closely with various government counterparts including the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD), Presidency of Migration Management (PMM), and Provincial Directorates of Migration Management (PDMMs) where operations are taking place, as well as municipalities and provincial-level authorities to ensure activities are aligned with national priorities. The project will run for one year from September 2023 to September 2024, with the financial support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Türkiye Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 450849.26 49150.76 500000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.02 500000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 16907.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36411.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35072 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226530.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88498.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82014.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6581.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7985.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will implement programming that responds to the urgent need of those who have returned in Jeddah 1 Center, while also beginning the process of preparing communities to successfully integrate post-departure and reduce potential barriers that could impede their capacity to fully reconcile and reintegrate. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 22224328.45 12773617.87 34997946.32 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34997946.32 34997946.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8749487 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8749487 8749487 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8749487 8749487 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8749487 8749485 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8749485 39741.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 109442.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 10919.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 127798.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 156333.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10080 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2577108.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4129392.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6717921.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14109327.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3231225.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0119 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ever-growing displacement crisis in Somalia necessitates a two-pronged geographical targeting approach to limiting and reducing the IDP caseload. IOM-led Danwadaag Consortium overall objective with this project is to reduce the IDP caseload by a significant margin and enhance government capacity at various levels. The project proposes firstly, the development and implementation of a comprehensive exit strategy or referral pathway which is required for the vulnerable IDPs concentrated in primary urban centres (Banadir, Baidoa, Kismayo). Secondly, Danwadaag will target strategic intermediary towns (Xudur, Berdale, Doolow and Baardheere), where initial IDP caseloads have been recorded, and present the potential to buffer primary urban centres from the shock of continued mass displacement flows, which jeopardise hard fought resilience gains in cities like Baidoa. The estimated target reach is 502,320 vulnerable displacement affected individuals across the targeted regions of South West State (SWS), Jubaland, and Banadir. Overall, this project prioritizes tenure security, improved living conditions, and livelihood opportunities for vulnerable communities while also incorporating a crisis response mechanism. Furthermore, the program focuses on knowledge generation and policy influence at both local and global levels, reinforcing its commitment to evidence-based, coordinated, and sustainable solutions to Somalia's displacement challenges. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23200437.87 2921799.04 1483883.64 1483883.64 1483883.64 370970.88 25000000.51 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30944858.71 30944858.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2076693.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2520259.09 3615537.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4632695.97 966544.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 295880.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 613535.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 444073.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 102010.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -236725.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56455.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 608895.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 13622.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314620.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 641783.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 953493.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879604.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will address the immediate risks of water scarcity and conflict whilst at the same time working on the establishment of adaptive pathways to manage and mitigate the risks of flooding and environmental degradation. IOM will contribute to improved capacity among target communities in Hadramawt to mitigate and manage water-related conflicts, with an emphasis on infrastructure rehabilitation and establishment of community-led conflict resolution mechanisms. IOM will also support long-term resilience of target communities by providing livelihood opportunities. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 577701.86 2426300.58 956393.82 3960396.26 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3960396.26 3960396.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560396 1840397 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1840397 6312.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11101.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178221.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534717.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0121 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While humanitarian response has been the norm for decades in South Sudan, and in particular in Unity State, the current displacement dynamics and socio-political situation have highlighted the need for longer-term planning, with Unity State entering a transition period. Humanitarian, development and peace partners are gearing up to work more closely together towards sustainable impact, including creating an enabling environment for durable solutions in Unity State. This project aims to lay the foundation for any future programming in Unity State by building frameworks to improve coordination between national and local governments, partners and communities and supporting community-led interventions in a flexible and adaptive manner, along the Humanitarian-Development-Peace-Nexus (HDPN). The overall objective of the proposed intervention will contribute to reducing vulnerabilities associated with displacement by improving coordination, strengthening community voices in decision-making processes, and promoting resilience and social cohesion in Unity State, South Sudan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 131950.08 1952962.57 90410.59 1999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2175323.24 2175323.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640341.52 1400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1484623.54 89088.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 47391.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104902.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87928.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72732.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to durable solutions to internal displacement by building processes that enable voluntary, safe and dignified access to solutions through addressing individual and communal barriers. This will be achieved by improving conditions that enable IDPs to voluntarily return, locally (re)integrate, or settle in new locations or areas of origin in a sustainable manner, including through strengthening social cohesion within the communities through IOM’s community stabilization approach. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2824269.53 3081020.88 3081020.88 262896.93 101230027.52 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9249208.22 9249208.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36230023.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3255460.83 35000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3151449.67 7.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261587.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315933.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 692101.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1548481.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0123 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After the large-scale invasion from the Russian Federation in February 2022, Ukraine has suffered immense damage that has reached over USD 135 billion. In addition, disruptions to economic flows and production have led to losses of some USD 290 billion. To this end, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has developed an approach , which aims to catalyze recovery in Ukraine through area-based locally driven multi-sectoral interventions. The proposed project will focus on the provision of critical services, creation of inclusive socioeconomic opportunities and empowerment of local actors to drive recovery. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5051832.44 1410517.84 6462350.28 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6462350.28 6462350.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6462350 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6462350 414500.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 122572.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3669.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 374960.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 815718.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1304346.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0124 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is proposing to support IDPs minority groups to attain access to durable solutions pathways, with a focus on protection and MHPSS support. This project IOM aims to support organizations that further facilitate key mechanisms that support the transition from a humanitarian response through supporting systems that enable recovery for the Yazidi population, in line with Yazidi and Government of Japan priorities. As well as facilitating the return for IDPs and supporting them pre- and post-departure through a variety of programs. This action will be implemented in parallel with other IOM’s interventions in the target areas, seeking to obtain a comprehensive, multi-sectoral approach to addressing the displacement-related vulnerabilities of the population targeted by this project.Under the proposed project, IOM’s work will be centred in Dohuk and Ninewa within the context of return (FVM) and reintegration, as these are areas that continue to confront huge displacement needs. Geographically, the proposed project will thus target communities in Ninewa Governorate which has been severely impacted by forced and premature closure displacement sites and still hosts significant numbers of IDPs, mostly living in informal sites and urban areas, particularly across Mosul, Tel Afar, Ba’aj and Sinjar districts. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with no inclusion of gender issues 166666.7 833333.6 1000000.3 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.3 1000000.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 9830.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49010.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92197.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369015.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs in Cameroon remain high. According to the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) published in March 2023, approximately 4.7 million people are in need of emergency assistance with three humanitarian fronts (Far North Region, North-West, South-West (NWSW) and East Regions). This project provides a fourth phase in Cameroon for IOM to build community resilience and recovery to save lives in Cameroon’s crisis areas of Far North and NWSW. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Cameroon Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 123533.69 2116466.99 2240000.68 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2240000.68 2240000.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2240000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2240000 16903.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 171712.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 275908.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713395.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005177.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is based on the essential premise that providing durable solutions for the 8.5 million internally displaced persons in Colombia requires a strategic and coordinated approach among various actors. Over the next 18, this project will support and empower the Government in formulating a short- and medium-term strategy aimed at sustainably responding to Colombia’s mass, protracted, and permanent internal displacement issues; thus, striving toward overcoming the Unconstitutional State of Affairs declared by the Constitutional Court since 2004. The strategy operates on two crucial fronts. First, it will assist the Government in defining and planning specific actions to address the complexities of displacement in Colombia with a territorial approach. This strategic planning process will provide the Government with a solid framework informed by consistent technical data and a road map to handle durable solutions realistically and adaptively to IDP´S. Second, active support will be provided to identify and coordinate actions towards lasting solutions in 3 targeted territories. MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 269485.37 494056.53 763541.9 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763541.9 763541.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286359.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286359.91 184056 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184056 52034.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99717.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80911.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to analyse the interaction processes between IDPs and host communities in a second significative neighborhood (Muxara) relying on gender-sensitive participatory planning approaches. SDC's contribution will enable zooming in this neighborhood as a sample of possible integration challenges and solutions in a peri-urban area. The funding increase will ensure that the multidimensional and integrated approach can be developed in a second demonstrative area with different characteristics and densities where prioritized durable solutions in terms of improvements in service and community infrastructure will also take place. It will support local authorities in providing support services, particularly to displaced women and girls. The services will include peacebuilding and social cohesion activities, mental health, and psychosocial support, among others. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1143875.26 937844.31 70945.05 1949999.88 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2152664.62 2152664.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1141552.51 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 577367.21 319674.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 225746.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316298.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161041.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project, “Advancing Durable Solutions to Internal Displacement in Vanuatu” co-implemented by IOM and UNDP in close partnership with the Government of Vanuatu. will address displacement needs that arise in the context of disasters, integrate development principles into the humanitarian response, and enhance the Government’s capacity to address displacement risks and identify durable solutions. In line with the Action Agenda on Internal Displacement, the project will strengthen leadership to implement solutions for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), across institutional lines and through a “whole-of-government” and a “whole of UN” effort. This will be achieved through the development of National Durable Solution Guidelines that are aligned with international standards and pilot implementation at the local level to advance durable solutions for IDPs. This will be complemented by the development of a multi-year financing framework and legislative reviews 1) to inform legal reform for the identification of durable solutions and 2) to ensure the catalytic impact of current and future programming. The project will prioritize the views, needs, and capacities of IDPs and host communities and promote sustainable, nationally- owned solutions through targeted capacity building at both national and local levels to shape investments and measure progress towards solutions. MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 252213.28 195786.92 448000.2 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448000.2 448000.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224000 224000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224000 13935.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41722.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40142.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0131 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute towards peaceful coexistence and an inclusive environment by encouraging the return and resettlement of IDPs through ensuring access to quality healthcare services. To achieve this, IOM will undertake the reconstruction and rehabilitation of health facilities, provide necessary equipment for health facilities, build capacity for healthcare workers, and strengthen community administrative capacity in health service delivery. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1925876.5 2202979.03 350170.3 4479025.83 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4479025.83 4479025.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4479025.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4479025.71 79963.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217808.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555010.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0132 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed joint project seeks to create conditions conducive to addressing internal displacement in the BAY and Benue states by strengthening government capacities at federal, state and LGA level for strategy development and implementation, coordination, data stewardship, and evidence-based, protection-sensitive and gender-responsive policymaking and programming.Three thematic pillars – strengthening institutional capacities, enhancing data-and-analysis capabilities, and fostering protection-sensitive strategy development and programming – will form the basis of the project's three main outcomes, as described in the results framework:1. Enhanced government capacity for coordination, leadership, and resource mobilization on the federal, state and local levels;2. Data stewardship for evidence-based government interventions; and3. A more effective state government IDP approach through enhanced protection support. MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 305000.48 254167 559167.48 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 559167.48 559167.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255000 153000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153000 30904.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101291.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25279.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM and UN-Habitat aim to spearhead a project that goes beyond conventional approaches, focusing on a transformational element — the enhancement of data systems within the Government of Iraq. The overall aim is to support improvements on the cross-ministerial national referral systems for IDPs and strengthen data-driven policy development. This in turn will enhance transparency in the government database and IDPs access to government assistance, including MoMD grants and assistance, and social safety nets, particularly for IDPs with heightened vulnerability such as female headed households and unaccompanied minors. Recognizing these specific gender and age-based barriers and vulnerabilities, the project seeks to incorporate gendered data and analysis in government data and enhancing women and girls’ access to services. Furthermore, this initiative seeks to empower the IDPs by incorporating their insights into the design process. The programme team will conduct consultations with IDPs and their representatives, creating a space for them to share their experiences during registration and accessing services. This participatory approach, coupled with a comprehensive capacity assessment of existing systems, will provide valuable inputs to target referral bottlenecks, and enhance the capacity of the MoMD. MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 120995.77 204004.1 324999.87 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324999.87 324999.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324999.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324999.66 10946.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27539.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19835.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the aim to address vulnerabilities, rebuild disrupted livelihoods, support employment, and revitalize the labour market, IOM proposes to contribute to the provision of means for recovering the economic activities of migrants, refugees, host communities, and the small businesses in which they work, in the earthquake-affected region. More specifically, IOM aims to understand the labour market needs of predominant sectors; strengthen value chains, and support job creation for MSMEs, migrants, refugees, and host communities while also ensuring the quality of life and well-being of working households and finally engaging private sector partnerships to support local production capacities and demand to enable migrants, refugees, and host communities in the earthquake-affected region have the means to recover their economic activities. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Türkiye Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 38697.16 1260583.22 320330.51 1500000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1619610.89 1619610.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1604278.07 47.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102306.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108145.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project's first objective strengthens national leadership and coordination of lasting solutions at all levels, bolstered by data, analysis, and practical tools. The second objective advocates for the sustainable local settlement of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Bria, granting them rights to housing, land, and property, essential services, and means of livelihood. This approach, which provides concrete aid to vulnerable IDP populations and policy and regulatory support to the government, is endorsed and requested by the authorities. The third objective promotes social unity and peace among IDPs and their host communities. It concentrates on integrating the lasting solutions agenda with broader national policies that foster social unity, including a deeper alliance with MAHRN and the fortification of local peace committees, as part of a nationally driven strategy to cultivate social harmony and peace. MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 27165.93 162996.72 142337.08 332499.73 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332499.73 332499.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166250 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166250 99750 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99750 28955.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13950.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60514.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint programme will support the Mozambican Government to address durable solutions to internal displacement. The project has 3 components: (1) data for solutions, implemented through the creation of a multi-stakeholder forum with the national Government and UNCT members, strengthening existing data platforms that contain data related to SDGs indicators and more specifically data on durable solutions and IDPs, capacity building of relevant Government agencies and the implementation of joint data collection and analysis related to durable solutions for internally displaced persons. (2) community engagement, by carrying out robust quantitative and qualitative data collection on intentions and concerns of the affected population, convene a briefing and present findings from the data collection, as well as provide and share guidelines and recommendations to the Government and other stakeholders to perform inclusive and participatory community engagement mechanisms/approaches to set up durable solutions to displacement (3) On the policy advice component, the project plans to organize national seminars, thematic workshops, and advocacy campaigns and provide dedicated specialized expert advice to the Government to support the development and operationalization of existing Government policies. The project will be implemented by 4 agencies (IOM, UNFPA, UN-Habitat, and UNHCR). International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 155823.99 249069.06 20106.87 424999.92 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424999.92 424999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187500 152500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152500 13592.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311991.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25190.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0138 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As Somalia accelerates its path towards urbanization, displacement caused by climate change, conflict and disasters intersect with the growth of poorly planned and poorly built urban settlements, compounded by poverty, vulnerability, and the chronic stresses that rapid urbanization implies in Somalia. Through this proposal, PUNOs aim to utilize the IDSF as catalytic funding to advance on these priorities. In line with the NDSS, this project aims at achieving durable solutions for displacement affected communities (DACs) in Somalia, through evidence-based analyses, a bottom-up inclusive consensus building approach, and integrated and systematic programming. The overall objective is to ensure that Government of Somalia scales-up sustainable and nationally owned pathways towards people-centered and area-based durable solutions for DACs. This will be achieved through support to national authorities to lead in prevention, assistance, and in supporting IDPs in finding durable solutions to their displacement; ensuring that national authorities and the UN collect, analyze, and report data on displacement in a multi-sectoral and SDG-aligned way, and, which in turn will inform the development of plans, inclusive policies, and strategies supporting solutions. MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 121706.95 208639.8 208639.8 538986.55 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538986.55 538986.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269494 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269494 161696.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161696.11 61760.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68106.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this ten-month project, IOM is contributing to the overall objective of meeting the immediate needs and the alleviation of the suffering of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and other affected people in Gaza through the facilitation of coordination and handover of emergency assistance, acting as consignee for FCDO aid items in Gaza. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Palestinian Territories Palestinian Territories Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 14003.96 37185.42 39999.97 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51189.38 51189.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53619.3 1396.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26757.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The full-scale invasion of Ukraine continues to cause unprecedented levels of displacement, human suffering, and extensive damage to both private and public infrastructure. Its impacts are immediate in terms of humanitarian needs and massive in terms of long-term socioeconomic recovery, reconstruction, and prospects for peace and stability, with significant social, economic, and infrastructural disruption, testing the resilience of communities and institutions. To address the needs of targeted locations, IOM will implement a multi-tiered response that focuses on empowering local ownership of the recovery process; understanding and addressing barriers to durable solutions and broader recovery, inclusive of small-scale infrastructure rehabilitation. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 614334.73 1474403.16 1474403.16 1474403.16 1440365.16 826776.9 10000001.24 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7304686.27 7304686.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1471670.35 34833.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123567.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Proposed activities for this project are in line with the strategic direction of the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) for 2023-2025 and aims to develop a strong protection network, strengthen and deepen the resilience approach, enhance self-reliance through economic opportunities, and contribute to a durable solution for refugees by supporting their inclusion into Turkish society. The response proposed under this project will target the following sectors: Basic Needs, Economic Empowerment, Protection and Education. Further, protection and gender will be mainstreamed throughout the project components, and increased attention will be placed on making activities inclusive for the participation of persons with disabilities. Overall, under this Award, IOM aims to support 40,650 individuals with targeted protection assistance, livelihood opportunities, basic needs provision, education, and activities promoting interaction and cohesion. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 7559532.83 9440467.36 17000000.19 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17000000.19 17000000.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4250000 4250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4250000 38048 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2084056.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376217 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2896930.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to a new understanding of the ways that contemporary humanitarian risk is generated, resolved and/or perpetuated in situations of conflict and development, specifically by assessing protection interventions that are grounded in the use of largescale quantitative, biometric and visual data with internally displaced persons (IDPs). The coordination and operational distribution of humanitarian assistance increasingly relies on tools of data gathering and visualisation, with the IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) as a key database within a rapidly growing field of importance to the wider humanitarian community. Our research assesses the effectiveness of data-based responses to humanitarian risk, focusing in particular on the data-based targeting of humanitarian assistance in the African region through examining two key cases in which such interventions have been central: northern Nigeria and South Sudan. By juxtaposing data sources with an overview of coordination mechanisms and operational activities across each site, we assess the resonance between complex data and humanitarian assistance and highlight problems of interference that impact the transposition of data into practice. These areas of interference are further explored through qualitative research both with practitioners and local stakeholders, as well as with IDPs themselves as subjects who negotiate humanitarian assistance. University of Warwick International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3520 14400.6 15976.54 3782.29 28976.96 Contracted Grant Amount University of Warwick International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37679.43 37679.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5744 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Warwick International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7030.6 20245 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Warwick International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24362.21 2987.93 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Warwick International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3786.98 -356.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Warwick International Organization for Migration (IOM) 782.06 7550.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17078.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7721.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1787.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4189.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1207.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10325.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6992.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3333.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0020 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the Action is to strengthen evidence-based formulation and implementation of humanitarian and development policy and programming on migration and forced displacement in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, and Pakistan. In particular, IOM will contributeby gathering, analysing and sharing data on relevant topics to inform and strengthen policy and programming. This will include insight into reintegration challenges and efforts, return intentions and host/return community perceptions in relevant locations, supporting government, humanitarian, and development stakeholders (including relevant departments within IOM) to design, implement and adapt well-evidenced programming to foster resilience and self-reliance. IOM will also aim toincrease the availability and quality of information on the locations, numbers, needs and vulnerabilities of these groups, and by responsible sharing of this information with organizations and government institutions mandated and able to assist these groups and individuals. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Pakistan Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 511463.1 3058351.1 3240173.13 3096644.85 3051259.3 782206.21 12000000.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13740097.69 13740097.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4275378 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4942633.53 3758452 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4134710.67 3966170 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4022484.79 -620661.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -307164.51 73501.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339622.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 662784.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 896050.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 777565.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 685934.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 785809.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 834676.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 819604.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 789694.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1487579.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1046013.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170087.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 518429.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 652429.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664999.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980547.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567959.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42361.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2973.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to work with the Governments of the Solomon Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu to reduce the disaster displacement risk to vulnerable communities in their countries. This project will be implemented as part of a broader program led by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), and in conjunction with the Platform for Disaster Displacement. The outcome of the project is strengthening the disaster displacement responses of the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Marshall Islands’ governments and to reduce the disaster displacement risk to vulnerable communities in their countries. The end result would be to reduce the vulnerability to disasters for at-risk communities of Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Marshall Islands’ in a sustainable and comprehensive way. Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Marshall Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Tonga IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 62760.89 329590.62 396816.53 316933.7 969605.11 Contracted Grant Amount Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1106101.74 1106101.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436322.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 481061.41 436322.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 532100.85 96959.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64642.32 133813.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146878.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67012.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61305.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67807.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68974.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83899.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88801.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67724.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109316.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182479.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -215.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0058 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project guides the work of the Joint Intersectoral Analysis Group (JIAG) reflecting the adjusted proposal and adjusted Roadmap and related data entry and exploration platform and capacity building proposals, which needed to be revised due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. It also serves to elicit commitments from organisations and donors to pool and mobilise staff and funding as much as possible in order to finalise a methodologically robust and provisionally validated inter-sectoral analysis framework until field testing is completed; start building staff capacities for its application; identify the bases for a future sustainable quality control mechanism; and initiate the integration of the JIAF in internal processes for its field application. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 54667.8 594218.02 347850.98 374083.7 208885.39 15150019.8 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1579705.89 1579705.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556421.1 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 549571.34 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107909.79 4150020 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396751.43 -44177.85 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156.96 15229.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37516.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68259.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328714.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263004.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153663.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135501.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96719.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17151.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14168.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54096.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16182.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43553.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141596.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184130.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15245.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A Joint Intersectoral Analysis Group (JIAG) was formed mid-2017 to develop an approach to analyse the needs of crisis-affected people in a joint, comprehensive, and methodologically sound manner in line with Grand Bargain commitments. The specific objective was to produce a Joint Intersectoral Analysis Framework (JIAF) that will enable to analyse the various dimensions of a crisis (context, impact) and its underlying factors, as well as the resulting effects on people’s lives and livelihoods combining multiple sectors and their interactions. This project provides additional, required cost coverage to ensure the recruitment of the Project Manager (JIAF) for a full one-year period, in order to effectively and successfully finalize all tasks. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 253929.6 268374.6 339933.29 862237.49 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 862237.49 862237.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95606 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95606 92649.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92649.63 92649.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92649.63 581332.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581332.63 -0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.29 17624.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16539.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119778.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160372.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49493.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109924.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240918.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147413.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While the Western Balkan (WB) route was closed in March 2016, the region continued to see mixed migration flows towards the European Union (EU), mostly moving through irregular channels. While in 2015-2016 the main countries facing these mixed migration movements were North Macedonia and Serbia, since 2018 migrants have been increasingly transiting through Albania, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). Many migrants have been left stranded along the route and consequently facing a number of vulnerabilities. Key concerns in BiH remain the provision of adequate accommodation facilities and capacity gaps in the Service for Foreigners Affairs (SFA) related to the identification, screening and registration of migrants. Regionally, there remains a lack of reliable data on the total number of migrants present in the WB outside of official reception facilities. The overall objective of this proposed intervention is to strengthen capacities of authorities to have a more evidence based, protection sensitive and sustainable community-based migration response. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 490562.73 776768.42 376057 1500000.16 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1643388.15 1643388.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1829268.29 -0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -219023.11 25116.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188406.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120973.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119262.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202380.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179793.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165755.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432118.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176636.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -198.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) At the end of 2017, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) started seeing a large increase in the number of irregular migrants and refugees to the country. The overall objective of the response is to contribute to the improvement of the migration management and service provision systems in BiH by strengthening the data collection and analysis mechanisms on the volume, flows and profiles of migrants inside and outside the Temporary Reception Centres (TRCs) in the country, while also complementing the ongoing projects on assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) through IOM’s AVRR programme in order to assist migrants to return home through the operational experience of IOM. IOM also continues with strong advocacy on readmission agreements between BiH and the countries of origin. The proposed intervention is building upon the ongoing efforts of the broader BiH Inter-agency Migration Response, and the AVRR projects. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 261477.58 491515.58 127312.34 20000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 880305.5 880305.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 938086.3 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -65673.24 991.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 10015.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18490.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59566.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142746.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121059.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151709.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353357.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14476.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With no peaceful solution in sight, the situation in Myanmar is likely to continue to deteriorate resulting in heightened mobility and displacement within the country with cross border movement into neighboring countries, including Thailand. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic further increases vulnerability of the affected populations while at the same time increasing the risk of seeding new clusters of COVID-19 in return and host communities. With the borders remaining closed, irregular crossings are likely to increase. Support to the Royal Thai Government will be needed to ensure that the safety, dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms of Myanmar Migrants are respected at all times. This project will enable IOM to scale up ongoing mobility monitoring efforts, gather and share information on complex migration flows at the border. This includes information on Myanmar migrants crossing the border, apprehensions of irregular Myanmar migrants in Thailand, deportations / returns of Myanmar nationals to Myanmar, challenges faced by Myanmar migrants to remain in Thailand. This information will be used to inform preparedness and response activities and advocate for access and protection of this mobile group. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 89105.43 77457.89 150000.3 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166563.32 166563.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142687.28 30000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32119.91 714.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13730.07 4217.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21550.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19278.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61275.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10045.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49427.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4717.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the successful progress of the second phase of IOM's programme, IOM will continue its data collection activities to provide access to comprehensive information to Directorate General of Migration Management and service providers in the field of migration, under this third phase of the project. This project ensures a continuation of the intervention to ensure the coverage of data collection in Istanbul, as well as in provinces of Ağrı, Van, Çanakkale, Edirne, Gaziantep, Istanbul, Izmir through the key flow monitoring points. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Western Turkey Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 119019.1 241405.03 61971.63 399999.94 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 422395.76 422395.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128893.66 280000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281407.04 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19575.15 358.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49919.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41586.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56989.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140484.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17928.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75334.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109893.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11685.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13869.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1206.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the development of improved evidence-based migration management policies and responses through an enhanced understanding of migration and mobility patterns of refugees and migrants in Turkey. Continuation of research and data collection activities related to migration in Turkey remains very crucial and relevant to ensure that the counterparts clearly understand the extent and nature of the flows to Turkey and/or Europe. It also enables Directorate General of Migration Management (DGMM) and Provincial Directorates of Migration Management (PDMM) to internalize IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) methodology for tracking migrant flows, collecting evidence-based data from the field on profiles, needs and intentions as well as translating the data into policies. In order to realize this objective, IOM is conducting a research activity in order to fill information gaps and support DGMM for utilizing evidence-based findings and policy recommendations through a workshop with involvement DGMM/PDMM experts, IOM experts and the academia. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Western Turkey Crisis Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 129021.56 12291.55 123999.65 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141313.11 141313.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79391.89 28700 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28786.36 24800 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26160.34 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8422.31 767.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9095.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41827.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63606.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10619.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in conflict-affected north-east Nigeria continues to be one of the gravest in the world today, marked by armed conflict, forced displacement and severe violations of civilians’ human rights and dignity. The Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) program supports the Government and humanitarian partners by establishing a comprehensive system that collects, analyses, and disseminates data on internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees to ensure timely and practical assistance to the affected populations. In this project, IOM through the DTM, proposes to respond to the Inter-sectorial needs Assessment and Joint Intersectoral Analysis Framework (JIAF) by conducting various data collection activities split in three main tools—Inter-Sector Needs Assessment, Needs Assessment, and Rapid Assessment as requested by the Inter-sectoral Working Groups (ISWG) and Inter-sectoral Coordination Groups (ISCG). The project is also supporting information sharing and communication with affected populations through broadcasting of radio programmes. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 96391.46 663608.66 760000.12 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760000.12 760000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760000.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760000.02 21.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21.11 2938.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -2938.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 17851.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63923 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1409.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 355.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133184.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207601.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225094.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98457.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14963.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in conflict-affected north-east Nigeria continues to be one of the gravest in the world today, marked by armed conflict, forced displacement and severe violations of civilians' human rights and dignity. Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in and outside camps have weak coping mechanisms and are heavily reliant on humanitarian assistance to survive and improve their living conditions. Despite the efforts of the Nigerian authorities in addressing the crisis in northeast Nigeria and the increased number of humanitarian actors on the ground, the situation remains precarious in the Northeast. Through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), IOM is providing quarterly Mobility Tracking reports from the three conflict-affected states (Borno Adamawa, and Yobe) in Nigeria's Northeast Geopolitical Zone. As a result of the fluid displacement situation, the Emergency Tracking Tool (ETT)/Point of entry (POE) is being implemented in these states when necessary to complement the Mobility Tracking. Additionally, in several preselected camps and camp-like settings, DTM is setting up Biometric Registration assessments to assist partners with verification exercises and support other organizations with distributions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10995.79 489004.2 499999.99 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.99 499999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.87 582.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582.45 77691.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129941.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247883.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36291.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8774.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0096 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to support crisis affected populations in Cameroon and to address their most urgent needs, IOM seeks to continue providing the humanitarian community in Far North with information on displacement trends and most pressing sectoral needs of conflict-affected populations, through multi-sector needs assessments and mobility tracking rounds, while also producing and disseminating regular information on the sudden forced displacements and urgent needs of displaced populations to inform the humanitarian community including the Far North Rapid Response Mechanism. Finally, to strengthen local capacities with an ultimate goal to transfer the responsibility to Cameroon actors for multi-sector needs assessments, IOM is building the capacities for local non-governmental organisations partners to increasingly collect accurate and triangulated data on the humanitarian needs of displaced populations. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Cameroon Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 490758 896703.52 378606.31 1650000.17 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1766067.83 1766067.83 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) 434782.61 920000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1003271.54 4706.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4964.5 61331.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 75600.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4683.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 41225.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 107249.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61766.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -31886.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 207798.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9540.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7508.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34879.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68168.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84458.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48658.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7324.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50654.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65228.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214375.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525898.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140856.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0097 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the context of the protracted crisis generating continuous displacements in the Central African Republic, the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), deployed since 2013, makes it possible to collect, analyze and share information concerning displacements and returns, as well as multisectoral conditions and needs of affected populations, in order to guide decision-making and the definition of humanitarian responses. There continues to be a need for nationwide updates on the situation of displacement and the needs it generates for affected populations. Thus, the project will extend and perpetuate its activities in the prefectures of the country not yet covered and in all the camp coordination and camp management displacement sites that do not have managers. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 271470.27 1007972 731955.35 1900001.1 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2011397.62 2011397.62 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) 860215.05 720000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770877.94 379999.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412104.29 45252.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29915.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 95860.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 217919.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25992.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 147696.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91022.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -90770.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 103744.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202420.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156315.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233169.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244939.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290849.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192221.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111682.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -63750.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0098 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2014, the crisis unfolding in the Lac province in Chad has been characterized by numerous challenging factors, such as insecurity, flooding, important and continuous movements of population (Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), returnees) as well as community-clashes and socioeconomic-related tensions. Currently more than 400,000 Persons are internally displaced within the Lac Province, mainly due to the deterioration of security conditions. These persons were forced to flee their homes suddenly, leaving behind assets, food and other belongings. Over the years, IOM has supported the Government of Chad in the provision of assistance to displaced population but the worsening of the displacement situation in the country calls for renewed efforts to strengthen humanitarian efforts in the country, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic which has affected movement of goods and personnel – in addition to creating a public health emergency. To provide lifesaving assistance in the Lac province IOM’s planned response focuses on enhancement of displacement data management to support decision-making, planification and direct assistance, through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM)’s Mobility tracking and continuation of the implementation of rapid biometric registration; and shelters and non-food items procurement and distribution for most vulnerable displaced people. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Tchad Plan de Réponse Humanitaire 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 313080.94 686919.61 1000000.55 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.55 1000000.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95119 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95119 273918 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273918 137871 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137871 442463 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442463 45555 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45555 5074 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5074 0.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.56 53298.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47541.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -67781.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 91318.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19094.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102561.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214800.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117083.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417007.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5074.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0099 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs in Cameroon remain high. In the North-West, South-West (NWSW), the socio-political crisis that erupted in 2017 after peaceful protests by lawyers and teachers against a perceived encroachment of the regions' cultural practices and autonomy turned into an armed conflict between government defense forces and Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs). The conflict has since continued to trigger significant and dynamic internal displacements and related humanitarian needs and shows no signs of de-escalation in the short to medium term. Over the course of 2021, the relationships between NSAG field commanders and members of the diaspora based outside of Cameroon have progressively deteriorated or strained, with diaspora leaders holding less and less influence in coordinating NSAG activities and facilitating humanitarian access, ultimately making humanitarian access negotiations more complex as coordinating with the diaspora no longer consistently secures access. With this project, IOM is contributing to the improvement of living conditions and the well-being of crisis-affected populations in North-West, South-West, Littoral and West regions by addressing the multi-sectoral humanitarian needs of affected populations with integrated programming through providing the humanitarian community with information on displacement trends and most pressing sectoral needs of conflict-affected populations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 222201.97 1074097.92 703700.52 2000000.41 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.41 2000000.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14407 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14407 103024 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103024 118348 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118348 71393 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71393 398982 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398982 475976 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475976 194108 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194108 350118 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350118 12011 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12011 35364.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 325015.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 302375.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113990.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58916.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7922.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44292.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35188.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82241.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110028.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74701.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101945.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115267.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226559.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156770.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86800.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -139015.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Population movements in the southern region of Madagascar are recurrent cyclical phenomena, as an adaptation strategy applied by households to escape the hazards of agricultural life, which is strongly impacted by the progressive deterioration of environmental conditions. It is also a known phenomenon that departures are accentuated during difficult periods of drought. Now, the period of drought that has affected the Deep South since 2019 has taken on exceptional proportions, with 36 per cent of the region classified as severe drought (alarm) and 1 per cent as extreme drought (emergency). This situation requires an immediate humanitarian response, to address, among other things, difficulties in agricultural production, malnutrition, the intensification of gender-based violence, but also the sudden displacement of the population.Through this project, IOM is implementing its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) in order to strengthen an adapted response to protection, nutrition, food security, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), emergency shelter, etc. needs through regular collection, analysis and sharing of information on the number of displaced persons, their profiles, vulnerabilities and needs, in four targeted districts (Amboasary, Ambovombe, Tsihombe, Ampanihy). International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Madagascar Grand Sud Flash Appeal 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 77661.6 172338.35 249999.95 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249999.95 249999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 -66178.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -66178.4 275.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275.47 17611.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29255.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26999.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51996.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80998.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22161.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East and Horn of Africa is a region of origin, transit, and destination for mixed migration flows where climate change and conflict exacerbate socioeconomic challenges, pushing thousands of migrant men, women, boys and girls to leave their countries of origin to pursue livelihood opportunities abroad. In addition to movements within the Horn of Africa, which since the COVID-19 pandemic account for 52% of the flows, migration movements out of the region mainly take place along 3 main routes: the most travelled and deadly Eastern Route towards Yemen and onwards to Saudi Arabia (39%); the Southern Route through Kenya and onwards to Southern Africa (8%); and the Northern Route towards Sudan and Libya and onwards to Europe (1%). The migratory dynamics along the Eastern Route are particularly complex, with spontaneous and forced migration movements towards third countries and return movements through transit countries and eventually to the country of origin. This action aims to enhance data collection, analysis, and dissemination to strengthen migrant protection and assistance in Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, and Kenya. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 745617.33 988982.48 1100998.69 2649998.62 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2835598.5 2835598.5 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) 840336.13 640000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 704070.41 600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647948.16 79421.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58556.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71780 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 134847.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373703.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352867.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19615.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215279.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268837.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360579.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27776.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262636.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556257.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing conflict in Yemen has continued to exacerbate humanitarian needs. Populations throughout the country, among whom the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs), migrants, returnees and conflict affected host community members, are in dire need of humanitarian assistance. In order to ensure the most vulnerable receive assistance that meets their most pressing needs, timely, accurate and reliable data is required to inform the humanitarian response, ultimately ensuring assistance provided is effective. With the support of the Government of Canada, IOM in Yemen continues to provide humanitarian actors with critical and timely information on IDPs and returnees to support an informed humanitarian response. IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) is developing a range of information products including Rapid Displacement Tracking (RDT), Flow Monitoring Registry (FMR), Flow Monitoring Survey (FMS), Intention Surveys and Area Assessment (AA) under mobility tracking reports, as well as datasets and dashboards to help prioritize humanitarian interventions and transition and recovery activities in Yemen. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 245581.12 533509.82 1000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 779090.94 779090.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 784929.36 -1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -784929.36 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 784929.36 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -41891.26 116151.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164938.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436264.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25684.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs have risen drastically over the last decade, but international funding for humanitarian assistance has not kept pace. The international humanitarian community has called for more informed needs-assessments in order to make efficient use of the humanitarian funding available. To respond to the advocacy of the international humanitarian sector, experienced humanitarian partners have come together to develop the Joint Intersectoral Analysis Framework (JIAF), a new approach to analyzing humanitarian needs. The JIAF is managed by IOM. The expected outcomes of this project include: 1) improved high-quality needs analysis to inform humanitarian response plans, as well as other strategic response plans; 2) strengthened humanitarian capacity to more effectively meet the needs of populations affected by crises; and 3) improved prioritization of humanitarian donor resources to reach those most in need. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 72863.88 223673.77 190249.41 649999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 486787.06 486787.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77821.01 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294985.25 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111441.31 -176.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1111.46 17663.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165234.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55593.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20835.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109795 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52573.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41507.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55704.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5901.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Intersectoral Analysis Framework (JIAF) is a methodologically new approach to analyzing the multiple needs of populations in crisis. It is a flagship deliverable of the Grand Bargain, which has been ‘live’ and used in its first iteration by all countries producing humanitarian needs overviews, since 2020. Once fully developed and institutionalized, the JIAF has the potential to improve the effectiveness of the global humanitarian system, by providing a more rigorous, transparent and people-centered evidence base upon which to plan, fund and respond to populations in crisis. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 108120 145124.51 249999.79 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253244.51 253244.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210748.16 47473.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48889.62 122682.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113458.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27340.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3843.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Northern Mozambique is facing an ongoing complex crisis marked by a dire humanitarian situation. For over four years, northern Mozambique has experienced attacks by non-state armed groups allegedly affiliated with the Islamic State, resulting in large scale displacements. The complex crisis has led to large displacement over the past four years. According to IOM, 946,505 internally displaced persons are currently internally displaced in northern Mozambique (Displacement Tracking Matrix - DTM, June 2022). The dire humanitarian situation in northern Mozambique is therefore not only fueled by the humanitarian needs of the displaced persons, many of whom have been forced to flee multiple times, but also by the needs of the host communities, who have continued to show solidarity in the face of increasingly scarce resources and stretched services. In order to address the acute needs of displaced and vulnerable migrants in Cabo Delgado, IOM is providing comprehensive and integrated emergency health and DTM intervention, with the main objective to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected disasters driven by natural hazards and conflict. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78297.01 546134.07 800000.39 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 624431.08 624431.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 627943.49 -0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32740.28 148390.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147099.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224418.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139972.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -64677.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Zimbabwe maintains the largest infrastructure for collecting data on flows of people across Southern Africa. IOM, through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tools, has actively been working for the last two years with national and local authorities in order to gain a better understanding of population movements in the country and in the Region. This project seeks to strengthen IOM's support protection services, post-arrival assistance to migrants and flow monitoring activities at points of entry, border communities, and congregation points through data collection, analysis, and statistics on migration trends to provide a more comprehensive picture of mobility dynamics. Information collected will serve as a stronger evidence base for humanitarian response, development planning and operations with a regional analysis. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Zimbabwe Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 254314.33 263624.08 500000.39 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517938.41 517938.41 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) 430107.53 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106044.54 -156.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6544.35 63978.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106264.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133177.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180607.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45602.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The impacts of the Ukraine crisis have been felt in Zimbabwe since the beginning, evidenced through price spikes, supply chain disruptions and a general deterioration of living conditions. The conflict is happening at a time when Zimbabwe is struggling to recover from the cumulative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and against the backdrop of a below-average agricultural harvest. This is threatening development gains and hindering progress towards Sustainable Development Goals. The overall objective of this project is to establish a solid monitoring and anticipatory action system that is well received and used by national stakeholders and has the potential to catalyse funding for humanitarian and development interventions in Zimbabwe. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 85000.05 85000.05 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85000.05 85000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85000 0.93 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.93 95648.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10648.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Considerable efforts are being made by the Commission on the Movement of Populations (CMP) and its partners to regularly collect, analyse, and share data related to the displacement and needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Mali. However, improving data quality and obtaining detailed information on a regular basis remain major challenges for the CMP. This project is implementing a novel biometric registration system to identify beneficiaries and provide a new comprehensive baseline on population movements, identifying the urgent needs of IDPs as well as returnees and repatriated individuals, finding durable solutions to forced displacement through identification of pockets of stability, and strengthening the data capacities of government agencies in order to inform optimal and targeted interventions by humanitarian and State actors in Mali. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Mali Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 583129.54 916870.34 1499999.88 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.88 1499999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155204 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155204 210550 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210550 494288 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 494288 639958 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 639958 102228.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 554289.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -19000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 19000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 52975.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259643.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419206.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109004.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2653.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -231.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Objective analysis of primary data is key to effective advocacy and a well-informed humanitarian response. IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) is feeding directly into global level analysis, including the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre’s (IDMC) annual Global Report on Internal Displacement, where IOM is the second largest provider of data on conflict situations after OCHA; and regularly informs analysis by other humanitarian and policy actors. This project aims to leverage IOM’s DTM global capacity and field implementation in 20 target countries to (1) enhance collection, analysis, management and production of data and information on internal displacement across complex contexts worldwide, which informs humanitarian response plans, as well as other strategic response plans; (2) improve ability for humanitarian partners to more effectively meet the needs of populations affected by humanitarian crises; and, (3) strengthen ability of donors to better prioritize their resources to reach those most in need. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Yemen Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Ukraine South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia Sudan Pakistan Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Cameroon IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Ethiopia Honduras IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with no inclusion of gender issues 504071.54 1345512.22 1012513.96 481514.43 4500001.1 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3343612.15 3343612.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1145912.91 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1139817.63 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1103752.76 17900.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74523.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 94617.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52478.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411792.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398709.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297052.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323247.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501035.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420187.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85486.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project strengthens capabilities to mitigate and respond to existing and projected conflict, including radicalisation and terrorism and the potential for Islamic radicalization directly from Mozambique, which is playing on existing latent religious tensions at the community level. It provides support in two border districts in areas of institutional, professional, and community resources to identify, mitigate, and respond to violent conflict or risk of conflict. This includes supporting community networks, increasing their engagement in conflict identification, mitigation, and prevention, strengthening border security management, and increasing the capacity of the national peace architecture. MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 74236.11 18681.98 92918.09 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92918.09 92918.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92917.51 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92917.51 0.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.47 5674.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24660.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15418.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47472.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -307.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in Iraq saw the occupation of large areas of the country by Islamic State and the Levant (ISIL) followed by Government-led military operations to re-take ISIL controlled areas. The armed conflict led to massive internal displacement, the spread and scale of the violence resulted in country-wide and even regional instability. This has meant that it is essential for the Government of Iraq (GoI), the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRI), and the international humanitarian actors to have access to accurate, timely and comprehensive data on displacement in Iraq. The scale of displacement across all regions of Iraq has limited the ability of the government and humanitarian actors to effectively track and monitor ongoing population movements, necessary to identify, analyze and prioritize needs of those affected by the Iraq displacement crisis. The objective is to provide access to up-to-date, reliable and comprehensive information about internally displaced persons and returnee populations in Iraq, as well as their needs and vulnerabilities. This is achieved through the implementation of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tool and timely dissemination of results to government authorities, UN Humanitarian Country Team (UNHCT) partners, non-governmental organisation, think tanks, media, academics, and other stakeholders. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2000000.04 2000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.04 2000000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 1863724.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136278.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5557.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5557.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Migration Data Portal is entering its fifth year. It is now an established and widely used source of migration data and analysis. While online portals and platforms proliferate, the Global Migration Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC) Portal remains unique: it collates and curates migration data from 25 leading international data providers worldwide. The earlier phases of the Portal helped to establish its foundational functions, features, and content, which have continued to grow and expand. Going forward, the next phase of the Portal is implementing a series of activities aimed towards: improved operational efficiency, including through adopting new technologies; new content on emerging and niche topics, while ensuring existing content is continuously updated in a timely manner; and raised awareness on the Portal and promoting interactive engagement with data users.Under these three pillars, activities outlined in this proposal include, inter alia: incorporating technologies to the Portal that facilitate data collection and sharing (Application Programming Interface (API), web-scraping, widgets); updating existing content and adding new content (English, French, German, Spanish) and adding datasets for further analysis, comparisons and visualizations; and implementing online trainings and webinars on migration data, conducting outreach campaigns and systematizing feedback. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 123322.18 246872.61 88087.15 458281.94 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 458281.94 458281.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229000 206000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206000 23282 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23282 37.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34935.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25715.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54594.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110765.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91150.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78192.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62889.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lebanon’s severe economic deterioration has triggered unprecedented levels of poverty, prompting rising despair and frustration across all population groups. Economic difficulties are rendering living conditions in Lebanon untenable and compelling an increasing number to seek routes out of Lebanon in search of better lives. The situation in Lebanon, in addition to the limited regular migration pathways mean Lebanon is seeing a sharp rise in irregular migration to Europe. This research project seeks to improve knowledge and understanding of irregular migration intentions, awareness around regular migration pathways, and decision-making factors in the Lebanese context. Two reports are being developed. Both the inception report and the final report will act as an anchor for IOM to engage partners, reflect on programming and research approach, and adapt response methods to the growing trend of irregular migration in Lebanon. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 73337.71 20075.65 78000.16 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93413.36 93413.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93862.82 35.85 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1054.62 85236.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11114.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1433.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Data Institute (GDI) unites the power of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and Global Migration Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC) as well as IOM’s wide expertise in a number of migration-related fields to build a solid core in the extensive world of migration data through a whole-of-IOM approach. Under the GDI, this project addresses two segments of that world that are of ever-increasing importance to a comprehensive understanding of current and future migration dynamics: 1) Migration, Environment, Climate Change and Risk Reduction (MECR) and 2) strengthening humanitarian and displacement data. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1599148.58 1008288.18 2500000.47 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2607436.76 2607436.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1034126.16 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1642935.38 -65477 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -69068.57 -573.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13417.34 46409.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 108786.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1019696.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 444115.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156454.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 714140.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111127.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20681.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6083.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), 2021 saw 38 million new displacements, of which 23.7 million – almost two thirds – were due to natural hazards. These phenomena need to be addressed through a collective approach to prevent adverse effects on populations. In response, IOM and JIPS are jointly leading a Collective Intelligence (CI) initiative targeting DG ECHO's stated priorities for HIP under (1) disaster displacement and (2) anticipatory action for displacement events related to environment and climate related disasters in the East and Horn of Africa (EHA). This knowledge is being used to feed early warning systems already in place for preventive action. CI is an innovative process by which primary data is gathered from crowds and aggregated through the combination of different analytical approaches to reach conclusions beyond those that could be reached by a single expert. CI has the potential to improve data accuracy and representativeness through greater inclusion and enhanced local and community participation. As a result, this action is contributing to greater global capacity across the humanitarian sector, global governance models, and national authorities for prevention and response planning to disaster displacement. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 178149.69 363951.88 16450.31 520000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 558551.88 558551.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 416000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430196.48 1048.62 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 104073.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109704.64 1151.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49452.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45143.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224211.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71190.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74734.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97157.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0121 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia faces one of the most complex human mobility environments in the world, with a range of social, economic, political, and climatic factors driving populations within and outside its borders. The International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) reports that an estimated 2.7 million people (excluding Tigray region) are displaced across Ethiopia as of September 2022. Ethiopia is facing the worst drought in 40 years with 24.1 million people in need, and the recent conflicts in the country have resulted in extensive destruction of property. The peace agreement signed between the Federal Government of Ethiopia and the Tigray People's Liberation Front, ending a two-year armed conflict, is paving the way for recovery in affected regions through improved livelihoods, rehabilitation of social and economic infrastructures, and the promotion of social cohesion and harmony amongst affected populations. Through the Response-Recovery-Resilience for Conflict Affected communities in Ethiopia project, IOM is utilizing DTM's Mobility Tracking component and draw on its technical expertise in transition and recovery to conduct assessments to increase the evidence base on needs, infrastructure and access to services in the affected woredas, as well as ascertain the level of support required to address immediate needs and support post-conflict recovery. Ethiopia – Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17366.14 232634.1 250000.24 Contracted Grant Amount Ethiopia – Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000.24 250000.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ethiopia – Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37500 212500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ethiopia – Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212500 0.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ethiopia – Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.36 81495.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151991.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16383.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42617.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9720.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Starting on 24 February 2022, in the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation triggered an unprecedented humanitarian crisis across the country that resulted in mass internal displacement and large refugee flows to neighbouring countries and other countries in Europe. More than 8 million Ukrainians fled the country in less than a year. In addition, as of 23 January 2023, IOM estimates that 5.4 million are internally displaced across Ukraine, and more than 620,000 Third-Country Nationals (TCNs) have crossed the borders to neighbouring countries since the start of the war. To contribute to the improvement of migration management and service provision systems in Sweden, at the request of the Swedish Ministry of Justice, IOM proposes a rapid profiling survey amongst a sample of the Ukrainian refugees present in Sweden. The survey will collect data on the specific needs of this group, their past activities in Ukraine, and future perspective to support integration programming and host country policies. The survey will be anonymous and voluntary. As a result, national institutions and humanitarian responders will have access to accurate, up-to-date data and enhanced knowledge on refugees and TCNs arriving to and present in Sweden. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sweden Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ukraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 74999.97 74999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74999.97 74999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 -0.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.38 -405 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -405 1615.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46845.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25916.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0123 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) seeks to further expand the availability, quality and usability of Common Operational Dataset on Population Statistics (COD-PS) datasets around the world - particularly in operational response countries. Establishing and maintaining COD-PS datasets that are interoperable with displacement and refugee data and the broader set of humanitarian-focused datasets is fundamental for effective humanitarian response. UNFPA, in partnership with Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, International Organization for Migration (IOM), Worldpop and UN High Commissioner for Refugee, is addressing the most pressing COD-PS challenges facing the international humanitarian system through this three-year program to advance baseline population data in humanitarian settings through data in humanitarian settings through improved data technology standards. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 56258.51 92106.78 66062.82 214428.11 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214428.11 214428.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91057 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91057 61418 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61418 14419.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23401.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30178.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30337.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14387.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19471.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21450.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Overall Objective of the Action is to increase the effectiveness of humanitarian and development efforts on migration and displacement in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The Specific Objectives (Outcomes) of this Action are to: Specific Objective 1 (SO1): Improved and sustainable policies on migration, displacement and return in the target countries, including from a gender perspective Specific Objective 2 (SO2): Enhanced regional interoperability and harmonisation of migration and displacement data collection initiatives Specific Objective 3 (SO3): Improved generation, utilization and management of migration and displacement data by relevant government institutions in Bangladesh, Central Asia, and Pakistan. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Pakistan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Germany Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2000938 3762484.85 3691814.58 294369.59 9000000.55 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9749607.02 9749607.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2608769 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2844895.31 2322911.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2437472.93 233937.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224605.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385464.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432395.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 604434.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574727.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1006896.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective is to provide access to up-to-date, reliable and comprehensive information about internally displaced persons (IDP) and returnee populations in Iraq, as well as their needs and vulnerabilities. This is achieved through the implementation of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tool and timely dissemination of results to government authorities, UN Humanitarian Country Team (UNHCT) partners, non-governmental organization (NGOs), think tanks, media, academics, and other stakeholders. The project will be implemented across Iraq and have the following key outputs: a. To increase access to displacement information through the distribution of DTM products; b. To enhance regional and national government authorities' data management capacities; and c. To improve access to data for relevant partners. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2500000.08 2500000.08 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.08 2500000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625000 1875000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1875000 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.08 228664.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1691452.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 562658.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17225.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing crisis in Mozambique, triggered by natural hazards and attacks by non-state armed groups, continues to exacerbate pre-existing vulnerabilities, protracted displacement, and multi-sectoral needs. The combined impacts of interruption to essential services, unpredictable security conditions and multiple hazardous events in the country have led to increasingly complex and mixed-mobility flows. Between 2017 and 2023, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has observed the evolution of new, renewed and protracted displacements faced by 834,000 internally displaced persons, as well as the presence of 420,000 returnees in newly accessible locations across Northern Mozambique, as of April 2023. The majority of those displaced are children and children, with a significant number of individuals with disabilities. This underscores the imperative need to ensure evidence-based interventions that address the specific needs and conditions experienced by vulnerable populations. To strengthen evidence-based interventions for integrated resilience, social cohesion and solutions for communities impacted by protracted displacement in northern Mozambique, IOM is conducting area-based solutions assessments and analysis across select districts to collect primary data on livelihoods, access to services, stability and social cohesion. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 453671.48 600000 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453671.48 453671.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 440205.43 -212.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 655.07 28939.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297402.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111319.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2992.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this 12-month project, IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) aims to continue improving on its data collection and products to provide the humanitarian response with high-quality information on trends and needs in Yemen mainly in the north of Yemen, where information gaps are the largest. IOM is carrying out two rounds of the Area Assessment across 15 governorates across the north of Yemen. The Area Assessment aims to quantify the presence of population categories, reasons for displacement or migration, length of displacement or migration and needs with defined location, with a frequency that captures mobility dynamics. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 366861.9 553865.54 79272.69 1000000.13 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.13 1000000.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 22091.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20062.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25732.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69942.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18018.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0129 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2017, mixed migration flows have increased significantly in the Western Balkan (WB) region, emphasizing the critical role that WB partners including Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Kosovo* (WB6) can play in improving migration management along this important route.The overall objective of the project is to strengthen Western Balkan partners' capacities to sustainably address mixed migration flows. Using the IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tools and methodologies, the project will support the systematic collection and analysis of migration flow data, and provide critical information on migrants' presence, profiles, experience and intentions. Furthermore, the project will build local capacities for data collection, analysis, and informed migration response. Moreover, IOM will support dialogues and capacity-building for the Western Balkans partners to build more effective return, reintegration and readmission systems and foster access to Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) to help migrants make informed choices about returning to their country of origin. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 350995.25 170849.12 429999.99 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521844.37 521844.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246834 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308928.66 183166 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234527.53 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1586.43 91836.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410356.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42848.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Iraq is currently affected by increasing temperatures, reduced and irregular precipitation patterns, soil degradation, flooding and an increased frequency of sand and dust storms. Reduction in rainfall, inefficient usage of water upstream as well as water policies of neighbouring countries have contributed to heightened water scarcity risks across the country. Coupled with rapid urbanization, population growth and environmental degradation, climate change is a worsening threat, impacting human mobility dynamics in the country. In the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), diminishing agricultural yields and reduced access to household/domestic water are the result of a combination of climatic factors, such as reduced rainfall and drought, and dilapidated water infrastructure, weak governance and policies, historical tribal and land disputes, and broader socio-economic concerns. The combination of these factors continues to create conditions of instability as well as climate-induced human mobility. The nexus between climate change, environmental degradation, human mobility, and security represents a growing concern, but there are only a few integrated interventions to address them. To contribute to the increased resilience of climate change-affected communities in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq as a way to address the adverse drivers of human mobility, IOM will implement a two-pronged approach. Within the first component, IOM will focus on increasing the evidence base on issues linked to climate-induced mobility with a view to supporting the Government of Kurdistan Region of Iraq, local communities and its partners to anticipate risks and manage of climate-induced mobility. In the second component, IOM will support climate-change-affected communities in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq to engage in enhanced local governance structures which support natural resource management and build resilience to the climatic drivers that compel people to move. IOM will use the findings from the first component to inform the operational responses with local communities. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 479170.02 217898.7 569999.99 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697068.72 697068.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311377 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381122.4 258623 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 327370.89 -0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12018.25 25429.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90310.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 427646.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178670.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1546.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ukraine has continued to suffer immense damage and significant displacement of the population that finds itself in gravely vulnerable situations. To provide assistance IOM proposes to strengthen its assessments and data generation, coordination, and evidence-based governance, with the aim to help governments, humanitarian and other actors to help address challenges and better consolidate humanitarian and recovery interventions in support of the war-affected population in Ukraine. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Estonia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 19884.26 1807.71 19999.96 Contracted Grant Amount Estonia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21691.97 21691.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21574.97 1057.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9336.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13396.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to its climatic, social and economic characteristics, Madagascar is certainly one of the countries most exposed and vulnerable to climatic hazards. The drought regularly affecting the south of the country is only one of their manifestations, but its importance requires joint action and solid tools to better anticipate, respond and recover. Early Warning Systems (EWS) are therefore essential elements making it possible to inform decisions to better anticipate, prepare, respond and recover from this type of crisis. Furthermore, the Anticipatory Actions (AA) which will be triggered by the alerts must be part of harmonized and concrete frameworks, validated by all stakeholders under the leadership of the government. It is with this observation that a consortium of four agencies (UNDP, WFP, UNICEF and FAO) prepared and won a two-year project financed by ECHO (European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations) entitled "Operationalization of the System of "Early Warning (SAP) and Anticipatory Actions (AA) in the Great South for anticipation of the risk of drought and increased resilience of the populations and institutions of Madagascar". UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 53898.42 53898.42 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53898.42 53898.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 36000.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9039.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2826.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to empower stakeholders in Burundi with capacities to collect, analyze and use data on stability in the context of human mobility in the view to drive evidence-based policy making for durable solutions, and ensure that interventions are informed by a thorough understanding of stability dynamics. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2026 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 99999.99 99999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.99 99999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 40000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 7.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17849.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82143.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This Joint Project by UNDP, UNHCR, IOM, and FAO (the PUNOs) will support the Government of Yemen’s national authorities (the Executive Unit for IDPs) and local authorities to design and implement gender and conflict-sensitive area-based, development-oriented durable solutions to displacement by inducing systemic change through 1. Developing joint assessments of the situations, needs, and solutions preferred by IDPs and host communities, while building the capacity of local Government to shape evidence-based innovative investment and to measure progress; 2. Supporting national and local authorities' efforts to facilitate the integration of IDPs through integrated policy innovation, legal reform, and institutional change; and 3. Testing innovative measures to amplify locally tailored, community-led, needs-based development solutions in pilot locations in Aden, Marib, Taiz, and Lahj, drawing lessons for eventual scaling up. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 251198.96 446801.32 698000.28 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698000.28 698000.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186907 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186907 112144 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Leaving No One Behind - IDSF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112144 1392.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143843.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146451.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0138 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support international actors, coordination mechanisms (including the Durable Solutions Task Force and the Returns Working Group), as well as national and local authorities with an evidence base that supports data-driven action with aims of addressing displacement in Iraq. This will be achieved through the implementation of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) activities around 5 different axes, following timely dissemination of results to government authorities, UN Country Team (UNCT) partners, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), think tanks, media, academics, and other stakeholders. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 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) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 14120.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 539709.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407011.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431899.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) is the largest primary data collector on internal displacement, having assessed 51.2 million internally displaced people (IDPs) and 47.8 million returnees across 95 countries in 2022. DTM believes that data are only truly useful and informative when they are available and actionable – meaning that they are interoperable and accessible – which is why mobility tracking datasets and analysis are already shared on the DTM website and the Humanitarian Data Exchange. This project consolidates DTM sub-national displacement data into a composite set on human mobility spanning up to 60 countries and layered with IOM migration data. This unique dataset will leverage a footprint of 100 active DTM operations to provide supranational insight into mobility that can be used for risk mapping and anticipatory action. This new use of data fosters more targeted, dignified humanitarian action in the most risk-prone contexts. Ensuring external validity, the dataset is complemented by a Metadata Repository to guide users on the data specificities from a methodological and operational perspective. MPTF - Complex Risk Analytics Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - Humanitarian Response Plan Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 207815.95 292184.33 500000.28 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Complex Risk Analytics Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.28 500000.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Complex Risk Analytics Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 174265.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151396.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To contribute to the improvement of migration management and service provision systems in Sweden, at the request of the Swedish Ministry of Justice, IOM proposes a follow-up study to the rapid profiling survey amongst a sample of the Ukrainian refugees and third-country nationals (TCNs) present in Sweden. The survey will collect data on the specific needs of Ukrainians, including on the population's backgrounds, skills, intentions, perspectives, access to services, challenges, vulnerabilities, and protection risks. The survey will also gather information on past activities in Ukraine and their current prospects of work and integration in the Swedish context. Results will be then compared in the analysis with those obtained in the 2023. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Sweden Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 50000.02 50000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000.02 50000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 3609.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24961.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19610.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs in Cameroon remain high. In the North-West, South-West (NWSW), the socio-political crisis that erupted in 2017 after peaceful protests by lawyers and teachers against a perceived encroachment of the regions' cultural practices and autonomy turned into an armed conflict between government defense forces and Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs). The conflict has since continued to trigger significant and dynamic internal displacements and related humanitarian needs and shows no signs of de-escalation in the short to medium term. Since 2021, the relationships between NSAG field commanders and members of the diaspora based outside of Cameroon have progressively deteriorated or strained, with diaspora leaders holding less and less influence in coordinating NSAG activities and facilitating humanitarian access, ultimately making humanitarian access negotiations more complex as coordinating with the diaspora no longer consistently secures access. With this project, IOM is contributing to the improvement of living conditions and the well-being of crisis-affected populations in North-West and South-West regions by addressing the multi-sectoral humanitarian needs of affected populations with integrated programming through providing the humanitarian community with information on displacement trends and most pressing sectoral needs of conflict-affected populations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Displacement Tracking Cameroon Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 79170.88 520829.03 599999.91 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 599999.91 599999.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299506 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299506 124039.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33211.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170950.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2015, the Western Balkans (WB) region has emerged as a major transit route for migrants attempting to reach Western and Northern Europe. Although comprehensive data on migration flows in the region remain scarce, IOM’s data show that almost 1.9 million migrants were registered by WB authorities between January 2015 and January 2024. Considering the presence of a large percent of people in a particularly vulnerable situation, as well as the rising levels of organized cross-border criminal activities, access to rights-based and reliable information for migrants in the region is essential. The overall objective of the proposed response is to strengthen Western Balkan partners' capacities to sustainably address mixed migration flows, notably in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Kosovo . Using the IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tools and methodologies, the project will support the systematic collection and analysis of migration flow data, and provide critical information on migrants' presence, profiles, experience and intentions. Furthermore, the project will build local capacities for data collection, analysis, and informed migration response. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 247086.42 716253.81 749999.91 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963340.23 963340.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 481386.39 238450.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231716.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0143 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposal 'Capacity Strengthening for Informed Management of Migrant Mobility in Djibouti' aims to scale innovative interventions. This proposal ensures a systematic understanding of migratory dynamics through a combination of mapping, field surveys, and operational assessments. This comprehensive innovative approach enables precise data collection and subsequent targeted interventions. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Djibouti +253 21 35 24 59 iomdjibouti@iom.int Rue de l'Ambassadeur, Lot 161,Heron, Djibouti, Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 67290.9 132709.07 199999.97 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199999.97 199999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 50039.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0144 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will be part of the joint UN-project under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Accelerator Fund (AF) Phase II with UNDP, UNFPA, and UN Women. The project aims at strengthening capabilities to mitigate and respond to existing and projected conflict, including the potential for (Islamic) radicalization and terrorism directed from Mozambique, which is playing on existing latent religious tensions at the community level. It provides support for the border district of Nkhotakota in areas of institutional, professional, and community resources to identify, mitigate, and respond to violent conflict or risk of conflict. This includes supporting community networks, increasing their engagement in conflict identification, mitigation, and prevention, strengthening border security management, and increasing the capacity of the national peace architecture. IOM will provide technical and operational support for border (lake) areas issues including the systematic monitoring of flows of people across border areas and the project’s implementation of the collection of data and evidence. MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 43097.57 3591.47 46689.04 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46689.04 46689.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46688.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Malawi SDG Acceleration Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46688.58 4891.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7415.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0146 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the GIZ initiative "Improving the management of internal migration in the context of climate change in host communities (PROMIC)" in the Boeny region of Madagascar. It addresses the challenges posed by climate-induced internal migration, which has strained local resources and heightened tensions between Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host communities. With over 108,000 individuals displaced from southern Madagascar between 2019 and 2022, Boeny has become a major destination, overwhelming local authorities and causing social conflicts. By enhancing understanding of migration patterns and root causes of conflicts and fragility through tools like tand Solutions and Mobility Index (SMI), the project aims to inform long-term planning and policy-making to foster durable solution for migrants and host communities in the region. Key activities include training on SMI tools, data collection, publishing reports, and capacity-building for national and local authorities to strengthen their data management and response capabilities. The project ultimately seeks to improve social cohesion, resilience, and sustainable management of natural resources in the region. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 16956.31 80014.38 9164.38 99999.94 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106135.07 106135.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7861.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2022 European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) to Lebanon, for the general elections, scheduled for the 15th of May 2022. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will deploy a team of experts (Project Manager, Operations Expert and Deputy, Security Expert and Deputy, IT Expert and Deputy, Finance & Contract Expert and Deputy, two Liaison Officers) to Beirut from mid-March to mid-June 2022 to implement the mission. IOM will have no visibility in the project. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Lebanon Elections Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Election Observation Missions Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 513194.99 5559829.17 5602378.64 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6073024.16 6073024.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3935665.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4422095.84 203922.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21269.86 993.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4080007.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258875.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37560.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4417.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7364.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12253.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1096.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/Foreign Policy Instrument 3 (FPI 3) appointed the International Organization for Migration (IOM) with the logistical and administrative implementation of the European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) for the 2022 General Elections in Lebanon. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Lebanon 2022, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to two Swiss Election Observers, who are members of the EU EOM observer group. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Lebanon Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 7184.53 20485.72 25701.58 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27670.25 27670.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12850.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13498.63 4154.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4554.95 -4440.51 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4543.55 13510.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/Foreign Policy Instrument 3 (FPI 3) appointed the International Organization for Migration (IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) for the 2022 General Elections in Lebanon. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Lebanon 2022, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to one Norwegian Election Observer (non-EU), who is a member of the EU EOM observer group. Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Lebanon Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3740.76 10416.29 13150.13 Contracted Grant Amount Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14157.05 14157.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6575 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6942.98 5737.94 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6189.8 -6614.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7022.25 4904.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1206.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2022 EU EOM to Sao Tome and Principe, for the General Elections, scheduled for the 25th of September 2022. IOM will select a team of experts (Project Manager, Operations Expert, Security Expert, IT Expert, Finance & Contract Expert) who will be deployed to Sao Tome from mid-August to mid-October to implement the mission. The EOM will be composed by a Chief Observer, a Core Team of 8 members and 10 Long Term Observers and 18 Short Term Observers. IOM will have no visibility in the project. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Sao Tome and Principe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 897248.02 1392774.83 15981.5 2195347.12 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2306004.35 2306004.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1536742.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1539821.84 -9.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10.14 448610.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 972294.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105941.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10806.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3358.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8107.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2449.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13333.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As per EU EOM Lebanon 2022 ToR, the European Parliament and the Service Provider (IOM) could conclude a contract to implement the logistic, security and administrative aspects of the European Parliament Election Observation Delegation (EP EOD), where applicable under similar conditions as the ones provided to the EU EOM. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Lebanon Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 6319.98 25865.32 31536.94 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32185.3 32185.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20195.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21462.19 -3026.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3631.95 16482.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1347.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Angola to collect factual information concerning the electoral process, with the general elections scheduled for 24 August 2022. IOM will select 2 Experts (1 Team Leader/Political/Electoral expert and 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert), who will travel to Luanda from end of July to September to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts. IOM will only provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Elections Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Election Observation Missions Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1152.5 222247.65 215739.95 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223400.15 223400.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129444 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131281.95 -7922.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12983.25 4767.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114206.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6876.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7551.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0080 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/FPl 3 appointed IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the EU EOM Sao Tomé and Principe 2022. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Sao Tomé and Principe 2022, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to one Norwegian Election Observer (non-EU), who is a member of the EU EOM observer group; for this purpose, a separate agreement is signed between IOM and the Norwegian Foundation - Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Sao Tome and Principe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 113.95 3659.4 3799.99 Contracted Grant Amount Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3773.35 3773.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1900 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1850.05 795.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1073.26 2923.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union will send an election exploratory mission to Nigeria to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a fully-fledged EU Election Observation Mission (EOM) for the upcoming 2023 general elections in Nigeria. IOM will identify four experts (one political/electoral expert - team leader, one media/social media expert, one logistics expert and one security expert), who will travel to Abuja for approximately 15 days, to collect factual information on the election process, make necessary preliminary logistics enquiries and provide advice on how to organize the operational component of a possible EU EOM and assess the security situation in the country. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated to the work or the reports written by the experts. IOM will provide administrative, logistics and security support to the EU Exploratory Mission (EXM). European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 56313.07 109341.38 169867.87 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165654.45 165654.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101920.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98760.47 12597.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19681.13 115170.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1690.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1114.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Election Follow-up Mission (EFM) to Kosovo (as per United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999)) to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of EU Election Observation Mission's (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the final report of the 2021 EU EOM to Kosovo (as per United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999)). IOM will select 2 experts (one Legal and one Electoral Expert) and will be responsible for the implementation of the mission (logistics, admin and security). IOM will have NO visibility and will not be associated to the reports or the work of the Experts. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 65018.63 31541.8 94338.11 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96560.43 96560.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56602.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60928.74 4064.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4227.49 10507.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54684.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -35.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2023 EU EOM to Nigeria, for the Federal Level Elections, scheduled for the 25th of February 2023 and the State Level Elections scheduled for the 11th of March 2023. IOM will select of team of experts (Project Manager, Logistics Expert, Security Expert and Deputy, IT Expert, Finance & Contract Expert, six Liaison Officers) who will be deployed to Abuja from end of December 2022 to end of April 2023 to implement the mission. The EOM will be composed by a Chief Observer, a Core Team of 11 members and 40 Long Term Observers. IOM will have no visibility in the project. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 879685.02 10112575.77 18082.56 10227393.73 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11010343.35 11010343.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7159174.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7706323.36 88218.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96098.55 -24781.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21674.38 15083.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5554441.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2217241.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85327.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19594.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -55793.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -68900.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13753.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union will send an election exploratory mission to Sierra Leone to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a fully-fledged EU Election Observation Mission for the upcoming 2023 elections in Sierra Leone. IOM will identify four experts (one electoral/political expert, one legal expert, one logistics expert and one security expert), who will travel to Freetown for approximately 15 days, to collect factual information on the election process, make necessary preliminary logistics enquiries and provide advice on how to organize the operational component of a possible EU EOM and assess the security situation in the country.IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated to the work or the reports written by the experts; IOM will provide administrative, logistics and security support to the ExM. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Sierra Leone Elections Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Election Observation Missions Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 169759.46 156415.78 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169759.46 169759.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93849.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102232.68 13607.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12436.35 96370.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16886.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1010.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union will send an election exploratory mission to Zimbabwe to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a fully-fledged EU Election Observation Mission for the upcoming General Elections (July 2023). IOM will identify four experts (one electoral/political expert, one legal expert, one logistics expert and one security expert), who will travel to Harare for approximately 15 days, to collect factual information on the election process, make necessary preliminary logistics enquiries and provide advice on how to organize the operational component of a possible EU EOM and assess the security situation in the country. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated to the work or the reports written by the experts; IOM will provide administrative, logistics and security support to the exploratory mission. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 166484.42 155732.01 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166484.42 166484.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93439.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102007.86 16039 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17377.03 -11048.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12712.84 167.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111369.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6733.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1868.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/FPl 3 appointed IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the EU EOM Nigeria 2023. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Nigeria 2023, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to two Norwegian Election Observers (non-EU), who are members of the EU EOM observer group; for this purpose, a separate agreement is signed between IOM and the Norwegian Foundation - Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 62373.76 58249.88 Contracted Grant Amount Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62373.76 62373.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29125 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31795.85 27580.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29560.68 -4017.74 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3638.15 174.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57544.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Timor-Leste to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (Parliamentary Elections - 21 May). IOM will select 2 Experts (1 Team Leader/Political/Electoral expert and 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert), who will travel to Dili from mid-April to June 2023, to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Timor-Leste Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 179298.39 163468 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179298.39 179298.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98080 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107661.91 25313.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27601.85 21949.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113286.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/FPl 3 appointed IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the EU EOM Nigeria 2023. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Nigeria 2023, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to one Swiss Election Observer, member of the EU EOM observer group; for this purpose, a separate agreement is signed between IOM and the Swiss Confederation (represented by the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and acting through the Peace and Human Rights Division, Swiss Expert Pool for Civilian Peacebuilding). Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Elections Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Election Observation Missions Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 47026.62 43691.02 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47026.62 47026.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21845.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23439.26 20855.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22353.57 -4440.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3875.46 41917.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Follow-up Mission (EFM) to Guyana to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of EU Election Observation Mission (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the Final report of the 2020 EU EOM to Guyana. IOM will select 2 Experts (1 Team Leader/Electoral Expert + 1 Legal Expert), who will travel to Guyana to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 129133.67 117510.97 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129133.67 129133.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70506.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76888.33 35578.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39596.67 26692.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89044.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 748.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the EU EOM Nigeria 2023, a Delegation from the European Parliament, composed by 7 MEPs, 3 Secretariat staff and 3 members of Political Groups, is to be deployed to Abuja between 20 - 27 February 2023, and a specific contract is to be signed between IOM and the European Parliament to implement the logistics, security and administrative aspects of the mission. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 45960.73 42222.03 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45960.73 45960.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42222 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46448.84 -2651.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2872.86 -16667.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18330.24 14250.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10995.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union will send an election exploratory mission to DRC to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a fully-fledged EU Election Observation Mission for the upcoming presidential, legislative, provincial and local elections in DRC (schedule for 20 December 2023). IOM will identify seven experts (one electoral/political expert, one legal expert, one media expert, one logistics expert and a deputy, one security expert and a deputy), who will travel to Kinshasa for approximately 15 days, to collect factual information on the election process, make necessary preliminary logistics enquiries and provide advice on how to organize the operational component of a possible EU EOM and assess the security situation in the country.IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated to the work or the reports written by the experts; IOM will provide administrative, logistics and security support to the ExM. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 294940.86 269048.95 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294940.86 294940.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161430 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176812.71 39523.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42361.8 -25478.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25584.65 986.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191276.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1326.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2023 EU EOM to Zimbabwe, for the General Elections, scheduled for the 23rd of August 2023, with a possible second round. IOM will select of team of experts (Project Manager, Logistics Expert, Security Expert, IT Expert, Finance & Contract Expert, two Liaison Officers) who will be deployed to Harare from end of June 2023 to end of October 2023 to implement the mission. The EOM will be composed by a Chief Observer, a Core Team of 11 members, 46 Long Term Observers and 44 Short Term Observers. IOM will have no visibility in the project. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3447141.29 4003720.21 6781672.3 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7450861.5 7450861.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4747171.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5121004.42 2904835.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950156.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42609.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19002.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -59475.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union will send an election exploratory mission to Senegal to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a fully-fledged EU Election Observation Mission for the upcoming Presidential elections scheduled for February 2024. IOM will identify four experts (one electoral/legal expert, one political/media media expert, one logistics expert and one security expert), who will travel to Dakar for approximately 15 days, to collect factual information on the election process, make necessary preliminary logistics enquiries and provide advice on how to organize the operational component of a possible EU EOM and assess the security situation in the country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Elections Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Election Observation Missions Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 87951.39 65658.06 142631.96 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153609.45 153609.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85579.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90273.42 12261.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14338.33 103787.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 824.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0095 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As per EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023 ToR, 'the European Parliament and the Service Provider (IOM) will conclude a contract to implement the logistic, security and administrative aspects of the European Parliament Election Observation Delegation (EP EOD), where applicable under similar conditions as the ones provided to the EU EOM. The expenses incurred, directly or indirectly, for the European Parliament Delegation shall be registered separately to the EU EOM expenses. In the event of a parallel deployment of European Parliament EOD to the host country, the EU EOM will provide all the necessary assistance required. IOM is responsible for any logistical support it offers to the EP EOD with regards to transport, communication, security. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 18344.24 15534.96 31881.95 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33879.2 33879.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18073.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20037.61 -3121.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3676.97 13523.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2836.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0096 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/FPl 3 appointed IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to two Canadian Election Observers (non-EU), who are members of the EU EOM observer group; for this purpose, a separate agreement is signed between IOM and CANADEM. CANADEM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 22656.27 22302.4 41450.12 Contracted Grant Amount CANADEM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44958.67 44958.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22340.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0097 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/FPl 3 appointed IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to two Norwegian Election Observers (one LTO and one STO), who are members of the EU EOM observer group; for this purpose, a separate agreement is signed between IOM and the Norwegian Foundation - Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 18314.31 17967.54 33450.25 Contracted Grant Amount Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36281.85 36281.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16725 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17964.55 32.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15963.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0098 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Commission/FPl 3 appointed IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to three Swiss Election Observers, members of the EU EOM observer group; for this purpose, a separate agreement is signed between IOM and the Swiss Confederation (represented by the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and acting through the Peace and Human Rights Division, Swiss Expert Pool for Civilian Peacebuilding). Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 26312.99 24683.75 47014.85 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50996.74 50996.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23507.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24981.25 21171.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to El Salvador to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (general elections are scheduled for 04/02/2024, with a possible second round on 03/03/2024). IOM will select 3 Experts (1 Team Leader/Political/Electoral expert , 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert and one Media/Social Media Expert), who will travel to El Salvador from 08/01/2024 to 26/03/2024 to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Elections Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Election Observation Missions Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2972.73 347338.91 315630.9 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350311.64 350311.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189378.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204291.91 56142.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146082.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -914.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1123.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Pakistan to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (legislative elections 2024). IOM will select 3 Experts (1 Team Leader/Political/Electoral expert, 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert and 1 Media Expert), who will meet in Islamabad all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Pakistan Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2173.11 296601.93 269196 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298775.04 298775.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161517.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174236.89 202565.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to the Solomon Islands to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (general elections are scheduled for the 17/42024). IOM will select 2Experts (1 Team Leader/Political/Electoral expert, 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert), who will travel to Honiara in March/April 2024 to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 179216.2 35843.2 198500.05 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215059.4 215059.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119100 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129035.75 68734.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46626.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3359.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Mexico to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (general elections are scheduled for 02/06/2024). IOM will select 4 Experts (One Team Leader/Political Expert, one Electoral/Campaign Finance Expert, one Legal/Human Rights Expert, one Media/Social Media Expert), who will travel to Mexico in May/June to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 107326.51 241716.41 325091.97 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349042.92 349042.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195055.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209286.7 51707.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210753.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29250.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to South Africa to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (Parliamentary Elections - 29 May). IOM will select 3 Experts (1 Team Leader/Electoral expert, 1 Political Expert and 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert), who will travel to South Africa from end of April to early June 2024, to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium South Africa Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 5522.84 269909.54 257037.05 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275432.38 275432.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154222.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165474.46 42394.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136178.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2815.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Mauritania to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (Presidential Elections - 22 June). IOM will select 3 Experts (1 Team Leader/Political/Electoral expert, 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert and 1 Media/Social Media expert), who will travel to Mauritania to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Elections Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Election Observation Missions Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 9360.24 311028.43 297137 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320388.67 320388.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178282.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190676.15 1507.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160415.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3379.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Follow-up Mission (EFM) to Sao Tome and Principe to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of EU Election Observation Mission (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the Final report of the EU EOM Sao Tome and Principe 2022. IOM will select 2 Experts (1 Legal and 1 Electoral Expert/Team Leader), who will travel to Sao Tome to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Sao Tome and Principe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4415.05 130173.77 124820.12 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134588.82 134588.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74892 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80098.4 1808.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79687.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6659.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EM.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2024 EU EOM to Jordan, for the General Elections, scheduled for the 10th of September 2024. IOM will select of team of experts (Project Manager, Logistics Expert, Security Expert, IT Expert, Finance & Contract Expert, three Liaison Officers) who will be deployed to Amman from mid July to early October 2024 to implement the mission. The EOM will be composed by a Chief Observer, a Core Team of 11 members, 28 Long Term Observers and 38 Short Term Observers. IOM will have no visibility in the project. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3031933 1771365.73 4478922.06 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4803298.73 4803298.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3135244.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3396798.16 2347466.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1383137.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0010 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The initiative provides an opportunity for a multi-sector, coordinated and holistic approach to addressing violence against women and girls working through multiple stakeholders including the UN, Government, service providers, church and civil society in Vanuatu. Building upon IOM’s ongoing work with the Government of Vanuatu's National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) and Department of Labour (DOL), IOM intends to contribute to all women and girls, particularly those most vulnerable, live a life free of violence. MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 109566.9 146465.02 52062.5 136462.18 444556.6 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 444556.6 444556.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115397 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115397 116562 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116562 56532 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56532 156065 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156065 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 6400.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5635.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10171.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24586.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54883.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34177.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84716.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1427.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35798.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32660.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 994.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7973.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9902.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22737.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45768.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66722.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide capacity to pacific countries, with a focus on low lying atoll nations, to assess, better understand and address their critical climate security challenges. This will be achieved through: the application of tailored climate security assessment approaches; inclusive youth and gender-sensitive dialogues; partnerships with the range of stakeholders operating across the aspects of climate security and supporting the uptake of key findings in relevant national, regional and international policy and resourcing strategies. These activities will add value through key regional frameworks and initiatives such as the Boe Declaration and Action Plan. The project is designed as a catalytic intervention to both strengthen capacity for global advocacy as well as capacity to plan and respond to challenges at the community, national and regional level in Pacific Small Island Developing States. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Oceania Tuvalu Marshall Islands Kiribati Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 122817.9 213350.67 171000.07 125201.39 632370.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 632370.03 632370.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442659 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442659 189711 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189711 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 430 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -430 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5333.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22530.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40711.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60584.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47173.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73152.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62169.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161069.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93344.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42203.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22800.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1242.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0019 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Philippines is one of the most high-risk countries in the world in terms of frequency and intensity of natural hazards such as typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, coupled with sporadic and protracted armed conflicts. This results in frequent and complex emergency settings and situations of displacement. The overlapping of manmade and natural disasters, along with a history of protracted displacement and chronic poverty has gradually weakened local government preparedness and response capacities, while communities are pushed from one humanitarian situation to another. As lead of the Emergency Response Cluster, Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has prioritized the need to ensure disaster-affected communities are provided with assistance in an equitable and targeted manner. To ensure that any progress at the strategic and institutional level is translated into on-the-ground operations, this project contributes towards increased capacity and coordination by the Philippines Government, especially DSWD, to respond to the needs of mobile vulnerable populations, including internally displaced populations through enhanced information management, shelter and emergency response that meet international standards. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 715584.89 936952.41 597462.44 2249999.74 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2249999.74 2249999.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52389 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52389 448000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448000 197239 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197239 44673 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44673 294964 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294964 112428 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112428 280920 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280920 500265 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500265 282203 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282203 -0.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.35 3215.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105506.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391666.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206291.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158725.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199983.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84303.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398043.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468002.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197341.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36919.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36919.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0020 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the face of increasingly intense extreme weather disturbances and hazards, the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) requires greater investment in disaster risk reduction and mitigation efforts. The proposed Community Disaster Risk Management and Emergency Communications Training (CDRM-ECT) project is a small component of the larger World Bank Pacific Resilience Project – Phase II (PREP II) currently being implemented in the RMI. Through this project, IOM is contributing to enhancing the overall capacity of the communities and governments of RMI to be better prepared for, and more resilient to hazard events and disasters by equipping community members to have increased capacity to manage disasters, increasing the capacity of communities to implement emergency communications protocols through the use of upgraded emergency communications equipment and skills, and increasing opportunities for disaster risk management and emergency communications professionals in RMI through localized training certification options. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 326030.74 229636.95 194332.46 750000.15 Contracted Grant Amount Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000.15 750000.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 325000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325000 -0.51 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.51 -41405 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -41405 11341.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97484.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37053.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53791.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49701.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44432.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57356.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57342.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185625.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32926.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5503.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1034.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0022 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the onset of large migratory flows in the broader Mediterranean area in 2015, Greece has received over 1,200,000 migrants through its land and sea borders and has evolved from a transit to a host country. The national reception system has been strengthened to meet the needs of the growing migrant population. Nonetheless, efforts have so far been directed mostly to offering humanitarian assistance, rather than investing on the preparedness of the reception system to cope with shocks and timely recover from emergencies. Through this project, IOM is providing technical support to the Greek Reception and Identification Service (RIS) to increase its capability and readiness to manage and respond to emergencies across the migrant reception and accommodation facilities in Greece. The project will, therefore, result to improving RIS’s risk assessment, crisis management and cross-sectoral coordination on emergencies while also helping to ensure an efficient use of resources, with a view to ensuring preparedness actions for the protection of migrant populations residing in the Greek reception system. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Greece Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 172296.47 273918.77 66112.12 469999.96 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 512327.36 512327.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417661.1 120000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127931.77 -54959.62 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -59544.55 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32763.04 34504.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80333.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94082.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82137.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39999.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49904.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62449.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9669.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0023 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to its geographical position, Haiti is highly exposed to natural disasters. Haiti is classified as the most vulnerable in the Caribbean region and the 14th most vulnerable country in the world. The objective of this joint UNICEF/IOM Action is to strengthen disaster preparedness and early response in Haiti and more specifically in areas vulnerable to natural-disasters, water-borne disease outbreaks, conflicts and resulting high-level of displacements. United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 155438.34 613060.74 509636.88 1156020.03 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1278135.96 1278135.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1029039.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1223590.86 131829.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182664.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2111.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455015.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147112.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167890.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175422.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8761.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27129.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0025 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Republic of Korea (ROK) has a strategic importance in sustaining peace and security in the Asia Pacific region. Instability in the Korean peninsula will have direct spill-over impact in the region where many of the world’s largest and emerging economies reside. The activity aims to capitalize on the previous capacity-building program and continue the support for strengthening the readiness and response capacity of the ROK civil society and government actors to both man-made crises and natural disasters in the Korean peninsula through strategic capacity-building interventions, ultimately contributing to the localization of the quality emergency planning and delivery beyond the scope of this proposal. Interventions will include customized trainings in thematic topics in humanitarian assistance, targeted knowledge curation and dissemination, partnership-building and facilitation of cooperation among domestic and international humanitarian actors in the country, and awareness-raising and advocacy activities for wider stakeholder groups within the ROK humanitarian community, inclusive of organizations involved in domestic, overseas and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea assistance. Interventions will be designed and provided to address specific needs of different target groups which are largely fragmented and show greatly different knowledge and capacity levels in disaster preparedness and response. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Preparedness Project with no inclusion of gender issues 76786.44 385030.84 141315.03 603132.31 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 603132.31 603132.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371 102175 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102175 43544 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43544 74017 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74017 119564 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119564 138937 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138937 55211 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55211 69313 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69313 0.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.17 26187.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76357.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66896.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96334.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108173.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104657.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98436.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26087.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan currently faces various challenges in managing man-made and disasters related to various natural hazards due to a combination of political and socio-economic instability and exacerbated by an extreme biophysical vulnerability. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to minimizing the adverse impacts of disasters such as floods and droughts especially among the most vulnerable communities in Sudan by developing the capacities of government ministries in the management of storage facilities and emergency relief supplies for preparedness and response in the country whilst contributing to development of local capacities through community-based solutions and risk reduction mechanisms. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1104585.58 4345770.98 4549643.02 9999999.58 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9999999.58 9999999.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107952 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107952 334778 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334778 726605 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 726605 1212625 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1212625 2669501 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2669501 1009926 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1009926 1758894 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1758894 730265 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 730265 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 107951.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527076.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 753448.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2754762.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 908333.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1551602.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1236195.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 860429.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -149253.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As an emerging donor country, the Republic of Korea (ROK) has been consistently expanding its contribution and involvement in complex humanitarian crises across the globe. In the face of heightened security and safety risks associated with the increasing complexity of humanitarian crises in recent years, it is critical to provide technical support for the Disaster Relief Team (KDRT) personnel including its reserve members and NGO partners in order to enhance their capacity to operate in a volatile field environment and achieve their mission safely and effectively. Upon the request of KOICA, this project aims to deliver tailored trainings on humanitarian assistance in emergency contexts, in order to support the capacity-building of KOICA staff who form the research force of KDRT as well as its NGO partners. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with no inclusion of gender issues 11296.32 73705.6 85001.92 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85001.92 85001.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48579 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48579 36423 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36423 -5817 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5817 0.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.41 6890.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18804.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11865.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14742.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26882.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The most recent tensions over Ukraine and dynamic events in the country increase the likelihood of a substantial escalation of the conflict. In response to the evolving humanitarian crisis in Ukraine the project is aimed at prepositioning of essential shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene, and non-food item kits and their distribution to most vulnerable displaced and other conflict-affected individuals, building local authorities and civil society capacities on displacement management in urban contexts through training of trainers, practitioners and decision makers, as well as provision of collective centre management equipment and stop-gap provision of multipurpose cash assistance to vulnerable displaced and other conflict-affected individuals. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1967897.81 24032102.31 26000000.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26000000.12 26000000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3478128 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3478128 1107220.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1107220.6 116100.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116100.5 5302886 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5302886 6759571 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6759571 3081628 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3081628 7377787 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7377787 -881202 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -881202 7172.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60463.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59256.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104843.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 254518.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34642.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5193418.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 964387.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8056315.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24362.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011775.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1411740 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1411749 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5515565.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2050548.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4146789.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22937.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24817.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54926.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -53026.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23384.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16644.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -879571.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Almost eight years after the onset of the crisis in eastern Ukraine, the conflict continues at an overall low intensity on both sides of the Line of Contact (LoC) that separates the Government-Controlled Areas (GCA) and the Non-Government-Controlled Areas (NGCA). While the overall situation has slightly improved in the GCA since the beginning of the conflict, pockets of poverty and extreme needs remain all along the LoC, compounded by an overall dysfunctional, ill equipped and poorly funded system for provision of essential services. Through this grant, IOM is receiving and prepositioning high thermal blankets for three months in Kyiv, part of USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistant (BHA) in-kind donation. In case of rapid onset crises, in coordination with local authorities and relevant humanitarian actors through the Shelter/NFIs Cluster and its Winterization Working Group, IOM will use the blanket stocks to readily deliver essential winterization assistance to displaced families and/or other conflict-affected households and individuals in need. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 75166.89 482454.97 557621.86 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557621.86 557621.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115430 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115430 53463 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53463 312192 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312192 37109 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37109 14267 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14267 9615 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9615 15546 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15546 12484.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175037.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 336307.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8631.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9920.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15240.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Considering Timor-Leste’s vulnerability to natural disasters, and to address the needs demonstrated by Cyclone Seroja, IOM is supporting the Government of Timor-Leste in the enhancement of national and local capacities to reduce disaster risk and improve preparedness to future disasters. The project is focusing its efforts on enhancing Government capacity to reduce disaster risk and improve preparedness, including through non-food item prepositioning. In addition to this, the project ensures that populations vulnerable to disasters have safe spaces to shelter during disasters building on IOM and the shelter cluster’s planned nationwide evacuation centre assessment and inventory. The project also plays a key role in supporting highly vulnerable communities to better prepare for future disasters through enhanced community preparedness and local-level early warning systems. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Preparedness IOM Strategic Response and Recovery Plan COVID-19 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 53565.09 409397.02 462962.11 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462962.11 462962.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462962 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462962 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 18539.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26477.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81649.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160563.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175732.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Remote islands in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) largely depend on rainwater as their primary source of drinking water, and the majority of accessible shallow wells are brackish and not utilized for drinking purposes. To support RMI Government’s drought mitigation work and current reverse osmosis (RO) units and supplies, IOM is providing water, sanitation and hygiene focused interventions to meet priorities expressed through the RMI Immediate Drought Response Plan 2022. Mitigation-focused interventions include the provision of RO spare and replacement parts for existing RO units and training of technicians to ensure maintenance and sustained operation. IOM is also supporting the National Disaster Management Office in technical logistics during deployment and community focused drought mitigation training. Acting at an early stage and before water resources dwindle to a crisis level will foremost prevent loss of life and minimize suffering, but also reduce expenditure. Were the situation to reach a crisis level, it would necessitate rapid (and costly) deployment of lifesaving assets via air and sea to these remote locations. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Marshall Islands Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33416.05 66584.06 100000.11 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.11 100000.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 0.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.18 -23669 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23669 287.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15154.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3880.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4762.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1263.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50983.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to fostering migrants’ inclusion in host communities, by building their skills and enhancing their communication and collaboration with local stakeholders, in the area of fire protection response. The project targets migrants who are currently hosted in the reception and identification centres in the island of Samos and serves as a pilot intervention to test the effectiveness of the proposed activities. Beneficiaries are engaged in tailor-made language and vocational training, including a training-of-trainers component that seeks to foster the sustainability of the project and strengthen communication between the local authorities and the host community. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with no inclusion of gender issues 129809.74 474045 284127.43 835660.51 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 887982.17 887982.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417830.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432088.98 334264.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 354468.75 89148.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144583.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146614.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136385.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127526.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19051.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15257.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2834.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5718.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya is experiencing the impact of climate change, which manifests in various forms and acts as a risk multiplier, intersecting with political, social, economic, and demographic factors. The country is registering an increasing trend in the frequency and intensity of disasters such as desertification, floods, sandstorms, and land/mudslides. A comprehensive research report on the interaction between climate change and environmental degradation, water scarcity, mobility and community cohesion dynamics in Libya is underway. The severity and frequency of extreme weather events increasingly affect vulnerable populations, including migrants and internally displaced population. National authorities as well as communities themselves remain unequipped in terms of preparedness and response, and often authorities lack capacity while the resilience of communities affected by disasters /at risk of being affected remains limited. Therefore, this project aims to contribute to strengthening the resilience of disaster-affected communities / communities at risk of being affected, and reinforcing national response to mitigate the impact of natural disasters in Libya. Through this project, IOM intends to build the capacity of Libyan authorities and provide support to identify and document the related deficiencies, as well as build an evidence baseline to guide further initiatives. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Libya Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 406425.2 1703875.35 789699.53 2900000.08 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2900000.08 2900000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16111 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16111 56527 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56527 170467 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170467 215900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215900 295129 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295129 200812 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200812 678688 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678688 1242895 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1242895 0.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.72 149761.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 16111.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95645.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218102.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266159.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158114.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372308.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949879.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 657972.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7525.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the collapse of the Somali central government in 1991, Somalia has suffered a highly complex protracted conflict characterized by changing political dynamics and power shifts. Although there have been improvements to the peace and security situation in Somalia since the formation of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) in 2012, the overall situation remains fragile with Al-Shabaab (AS) being a major obstacle to peace and security. Forced displacement remains an ongoing reality for people living in Somalia due to conflict, environmental hardships, prolonged droughts and flash floods, combined with inadequate resource distributions that are often exacerbated by clan-based, ideological differences and land and natural resources competition. With the main objective to contribute to improved resilience for vulnerable communities affected by recurrent disasters including droughts and floods, IOM proposes an integrated intervention to strengthen Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction Capacity and building the capacity of national institutions. The intervention focuses on Gedo and Lower Juba regions, but is also ensuring support to coordination mechanisms at national level to benefit all. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 996580.43 541558.27 1500000.35 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1538138.7 1538138.7 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) 1168451.8 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316455.7 19606.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306907.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154563.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260165.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755120.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82511.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23475.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16879.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0038 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 expertise gained through years of leading the emergency response and preparedness initiatives, IOM has identified an innovative and potentially viable model for ECs, given the global and local energy access constraints, that will protect and support internally displaced persons as well as highlight a scalable solution. IOM aims to contribute to efficient and reliable access to clean energy by displaced populations in evacuation centres during emergencies. This project seeks to establish a reliable and affordable model that can guide humanitarian actors for wider replication both within and outside the country. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Preparedness Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 422815.17 202278.67 6679259.81 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625093.84 625093.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300601.2 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284903.02 679260 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63559.46 6.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33979.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63138.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63134.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52863.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188610.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19667.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197235.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6986.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0039 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Philippines is one of the most high-risk countries in the world in terms of frequency and intensity of natural hazards. Approximately 74 per cent of the population and 60 per cent of the land area is exposed to various climate risks. In addition to 20 typhoons each year, this includes major tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods and landslides, resulting in frequent and complex emergency settings and situations of displacement. The project seeks to improve the ability of local governments, especially Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD), to coordinate and timely address the needs of vulnerable population affected by disasters. IOM endeavours to reduce the vulnerabilities of the communities to typhoons by providing them with access to typhoon resilient shelters and improving their collective awareness on disaster preparedness and management through simulation exercises and trainings. It also augments the governments’ efforts in prepositioning of relief items and preparing of emergency teams to deliver timely and efficient shelter response services. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Philippines: Super Typhoon Rai (Odette) - Humanitarian Needs and Priorities Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 10163.41 210505.98 275561.51 1493310.42 3000000.3 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1989541.32 1989541.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695894.22 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 637755.1 165976.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139366.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1137.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296560.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9256.91 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88790.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 606.87 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176870.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121264.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640.56 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34351.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195292.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0040 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The convergence of unique meteorological, physical, ecological, and demographic factors makes Peru one of the most vulnerable countries to multi-hazards risks in the world. Despite the country’s upper middle-income status, the geographical disparity in access and quality of basic public services deprives households of opportunities to improve their livelihoods and exacerbates vulnerabilities in case of emergencies. In the Amazonas and San Martin regions, greater exposition and occurrence of natural hazards overlapped with human-induced ones is combined with limited institutional and community-based preparedness and response capabilities. To increase resilience to multiple risks of urban and peri-urban communities in the regions of Amazonas and San Martin in Peru, this action is promoting: i) Communities in urban and peri-urban areas are better prepared to respond to emergencies and disasters and early recovery of livelihoods with an emphasis on better access to shock-responsive social protection World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 48166.93 166515.27 90623.14 12739.56 296170.71 Contracted Grant Amount World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 318044.9 318044.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131661.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141723.88 105275.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114615.62 1193.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48945.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62249.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31835.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11513.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24171.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43637.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Both Timor-Leste and Papua New Guinea are highly prone to natural disasters and hazards. Timor-Leste often faces drought, flooding, landslides, tropical cyclones, and tsunamis. In Papua New Guinea (PNG), internal displacement is widespread and often occurs because of disasters related to various natural hazards, including earthquakes, volcanic activity, floods, landslides, frosts, cyclones and droughts, as well as tribal conflict and man-made disasters. This project is improving mechanisms and capacities to address protection risks in humanitarian settings, placing particular emphasis on women, children, and migrants through strengthening community resilience, systems capacity, emergency coordination and protection monitoring throughout humanitarian response cycles in Timor-Leste and Papua New Guinea. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste World IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Timor-Leste Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 103158.42 671371.75 751685.44 717507.37 256277.08 2500000.06 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.06 2500000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44518 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44518 160493 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160493 569012 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569012 -158493 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -158493 75179 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75179 17135 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17135 15934.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49524.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198635.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161525.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129107.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90469.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61710.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1374.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Republic of Korea (ROK) plays a vital role in the peace and stability of the Asia Pacific region. It is one of the most heavily militarized countries in the world, as the country is technically still at war with its northern neighbor. The country’s geographic location makes the country vulnerable to abrupt changes in power dynamics and various other geopolitical influences, while there have been persistent security threats due to the North. Further to the security threats, the country is exposed to greater risks of disasters due to climate change, which can exacerbate the impact of natural hazards. Extreme weather events have become more frequent than ever before in ROK, affecting the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people each year. The project aims to address persistent needs of ROK humanitarian actors in capacity development in emergency preparedness and response, by offering tailored trainings and knowledge support in most practical forms in addition to direct financial assistance for local non-government organizations to deliver Disaster Risk Reduction or emergency relief activities in case of a large-scale disaster in ROK. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Preparedness Project with no inclusion of gender issues 51800.68 331385.72 265176.7 648363.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 648363.1 648363.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42179 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42179 61878 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61878 77016 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77016 35276 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35276 55414 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55414 77299 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77299 110194 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110194 35000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 994.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49285.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70934.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59858.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67557.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36419.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39090.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80048.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Responding to the request of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), the project aims to provide tailored trainings on humanitarian assistance to enhance the response capacity of the Korea Disaster Relief Team (KDRT) reserve members and affiliated personnel including officials in related functions and NGO partners. The project’s main objective is to improve the target beneficiaries’ comprehension of, and practical skills for, operating emergency responses in an immediate onset of a disaster, including security and safety management, coordination, key intervention areas, and other fundamental topics of humanitarian assistance. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 25874.44 108248.88 106955.18 241078.5 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241078.5 241078.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102000 139078 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139078 13257.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10291.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38675.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21380.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23659.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52193.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19725.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0044 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the face of increasingly intense extreme weather disturbances and hazards, the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) requires greater investment in disaster risk reduction and emergency communications efforts. The proposed Installation of Emergency Communications Network (IECN) project is a small component of the larger World Bank Pacific Resilience Project - Phase II (PREP II) currently being implemented in the RMI. The IOM IECN project is contributing to enhancing the overall capacity of the communities and governments of RMI to be better prepared for, and more resilient to hazard events and disasters. The project is supporting communities to have increased capacity to receive and relay Emergency Communications (EC) in accordance with the EC Roadmap. Community-ownership and government buy-in are critical for sustaining achievements under the proposal, and IOM is working in close coordination with the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) and PREP II advisors throughout the project. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1081257.45 1862722.21 246976.03 3190955.69 Contracted Grant Amount Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3190955.69 3190955.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1022789.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1022789.3 1849071.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1849071.06 113643.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands – Natural Disaster Management Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113643.56 37466.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109877.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200127.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 744191.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522883.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 888378.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The relationship between population mobility and health is dynamic and complex. Population movements impact public health as mobile populations interact with host communities within and across borders, particularly in Zimbabwe considering the porosity of the borders with neighbouring countries and the high volume of cross-border movements of goods and people, through irregular/unofficial crossing points. The transmission of communicable diseases is a critical dimension of population mobility and health. Urban centres in Zimbabwe are host to both internal and international migrants, as well as Zimbabwe returnees, posing unique challenges for the health system. This project seeks to strengthen IOM’s Flow Monitoring (FM) activities along major migration corridors and urban centres, including Points of Entry (PoEs), border communities and congregation areas. Through a more comprehensive picture of mobility dynamics, as well as to contribute to strengthen health security systems through community event-based surveillance, informing epidemic preparedness, and triggering immediate and effective response in the event of a health crisis or emergency in targeted areas of Zimbabwe. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 273823.14 536334.46 290933.82 1000000.76 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1101091.42 1101091.42 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) 872410.03 77300.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97362.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134254.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93345.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84145.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123912.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Philippines is one of the most high-risk countries in the world in terms of frequency and intensity of natural hazards. It ranked number one globally in the 2022 World Risk Index due to the country’s high risk, exposure, and vulnerability to climate change. The country has been experiencing more and more extreme weather events with increased ferocity due to climate change, and typhoons are becoming more intense and destructive. Strong typhoons most frequently hit Bicol Region, Visayas and Northern Luzon, according to Manila Observatory. The proposed initiatives in this project aims to address the systematic needs and build the institutional capacities of the Department of Humanitarian Settlement and Urban Development (DHSUD), the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), and relevant local government leaders to further improve the Government’s disaster preparedness and response, especially in the areas of Shelter and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) planning and response, data and information management, and coordination. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 140107.12 1630232.96 269659.59 2039999.67 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2039999.67 2039999.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215356 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215356 63751 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63751 230212 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230212 209075 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209075 312366 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312366 9864.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205491.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151293.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183073.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229363.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 322481.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0048 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Timor Leste is a country with medium disaster risk levels, vulnerable to climactic impacts on coastal areas, with a significant population residing in locations already impacted by coastal erosion and sea-level rise, leading to migration out of coastal areas. The rainfall pattern is projected to be more erratic and extreme, leading to increased soil erosion, frequent landslides, and local floodings. With the very high probability of extreme weather events due to the ongoing El Nino phenomenon, there is an urgent need to ensure the emergency preparedness of key disaster risk management actors to address the emerging gaps and changing country context. In response, IOM continues to support the Civil Protection Authority in improving its leadership capacity to prepare and respond to emergencies through inclusive and gender-responsive programmes on disaster risk management and improve the access of mobile and fragile community members to climate-resilient, safe and dignified evacuation centers during displacement. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 65356.73 722606.18 787962.91 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787962.91 787962.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787963 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787963 16991.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101655.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252025.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176239.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 10 September 2023, Storm Daniel made landfall in Libya causing severe weather conditions, including strong winds and sudden heavy rainfall affecting the northeastern areas of Libya. The storm led to significant infrastructure damage, including road network, disrupted the telecommunications network, and caused large scale displacement. Through this project, IOM aims to respond to the immediate recovery and reconstruction needs while placing preparedness and prevention at the core of its intervention and to pre-emptively address future hazards through, inter-alia capacity building, stakeholder engagement, and advocacy work. IOM is strengthening the ability of responders and humanitarian actors to respond to and manage disasters, as well as enhance preparedness and coordination capacities. Additionally, IOM is promoting the resilience of flood-affected communities by supporting the health facilities to provide essential healthcare services, and by supporting socio-economic recovery through implementation of Community Improvement Projects (CIPs) and community resilience activities through community resilience activities and improving access to psychosocial support. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71493.77 558506.15 629999.92 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629999.92 629999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 23143.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162434.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127284.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address severe drought conditions in Kiribati through interventions focused on enhancing water security, ensuring equitable access to clean water, and fostering social and behaviour changes for safe hygiene practices.  Leveraging the International Organization for Migration's (IOM) expertise and operational capacities in the Pacific region, the intervention pivots towards prioritizing resilience-building measures, early recovery, and disaster risk reduction strategies, aligned with the Early Recovery, Risk Reduction, and Resilience (ER4) framework. IOM presence in the region enables a strategic entry into Kiribati to address the worsening drought situation with initial emphasis on water security, especially safe water storage, treatment, and driving social and behaviour change. IOM's interventions aim to bolster community self-reliance, preparing them to mitigate and respond to hazards & disaster events through capacity-building and resilience-building measures.  IOM's evidence-based, risk-informed approach focuses on fortifying early warning systems, improving disaster preparedness, and strengthening first-responder capabilities. These efforts are vital in reinforcing national disaster risk management capacities and fostering resilience within at-risk communities to promote self-reliance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Kiribati Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 605631.79 433068.47 88300.07 1127000.33 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1127000.33 1127000.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8343 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8343 29821 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29821 18053.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31636.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the United States Forest Service (USFS) aim to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Timor-Leste (GoTL) to establish an effective emergency management system that is used by all levels of government -national, municipality, and community - to enhance operations and coordination before, during, and after an emergency or crisis. Building on the gains of the previous engagement, this project completes the training of the cohort of Civil Protection Authority (CPA), municipal commanders, and first responders on Incident Command System (ICS). The graduates will become full-fledged local trainers and will be incorporated into the Civil Protection Training Centre for the sustainability and continuity of the project's efforts. ICS is a common language for coordination among entities for effective and efficient emergency management systems and is accepted and understood across the region, especially the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). IOM, through logistical support to USFS, contributes to the priorities of the government on disaster risk management (DRM) and ASEAN ascension. United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 60000.01 60000.01 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000.01 60000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Agriculture International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 33005.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26994.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sri Lanka experiences a range of hazards owing to its geographical proximity just south of the Bay of Bengal and is at risk of heightened impacts of climactic disasters, witnessing an increase in the intensity, frequency and unpredictability of extreme weather events in recent years. Despite the implementation of a range of policy frameworks, strategies and systems to overcome issues related to disaster risk reduction and preparedness, challenges persist in the coordination mechanisms between different development sectors. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) contributes towards effective emergency preparedness and localized response mechanisms at divisional and grama niladhari divisions in Sri Lanka, focusing on enhancing the capacity of responsible agencies and communities to respond to disaster-related emergencies and increasing community awareness on emergency response. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 481759.2 318240.9 800000.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.1 800000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4324 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4324 21859 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21859 10726.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28662.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Costa Rica is considered a migratory corridor for people transiting by land from South to North America. Over the past several years, the number of people in transit through the country has increased considerably. The intermediate outcome of this plan is to contribute to strengthening the capacity of the Government of Costa Rica, and other key partners, to prepare and provide a timely and appropriate response to the humanitarian needs of persons in transit through the country. This proposal complements the interventions outlined in the 2023 Inter-agency Preparedness and Response Plan for People in Transit. As an immediate outcome of the support detailed below, governments and humanitarian actors at all levels use their expanded knowledge and capacities strengthened through inter-agency interventions to design and implement coordinated activities that reduce risks experienced by people in transit and ensure that vulnerable groups who face exacerbated protection risks have meaningful access to humanitarian assistance. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Multi-hazard response preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Emergency Preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 572759.86 1237150.03 1116836.19 3960396.2 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2926746.08 2926746.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2342105 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1727155.75 59.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91823.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overal project objective is to contribute to community security and stability through effective rehabilitation that improves psychosocial, social and economic well-being of disengaged combatants and associated women. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 5612649.88 5306930.86 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5612649.88 5612649.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2653200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2795785.04 2653730.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2645793.29 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142425.27 226247.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 417220.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 137571.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 437685.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 112157.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1029137.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1374148.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 843455.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1049063.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38241.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -80925.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0164 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the previous project on Strategy for Trainers and Promoters for the Prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), developed in 2017-2018, this project focuses on the creation, strengthening and implementation of prevention plans led by groups, committees or “gender tables” in the prioritized regions, where promoters for the prevention of GBV graduated from the course carried out in the previous phase. The objective is to contribute to the individual and collective political, social and economic autonomy of former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) women combatants as they transition to civilian life. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 122054.51 491571.31 588058.99 440365.15 523947.13 20690000.68 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2165997.09 2165997.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6900000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707402.09 5400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616931.34 2140000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248173.49 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188643.65 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368188.51 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22735.54 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11110 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11533.11 -122101.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11533.11 4084.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14755.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36768.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53490.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139963.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82055.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171037.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147372.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155165.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170157.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189389.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130222.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179383.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128057.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64150.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95042.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88625.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124803.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183783.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4875.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0170 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme builds on previous progress made in Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria and seeks to evaluate if setting up a Disengagement, Dissassociation, Reintegration, and Reconciliation (DDRR) framework in Burkina Faso is feasible and considered beneficial. The overall programme goal is for the Governments of Cameroon, Chad, and Niger to implement by 2023 DDRR programmes for individuals who have disengaged from Boko Haram, ISWAP, Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), Ansar al Islam and IS Greater Sahara (ISGS), as applicable, with limited donor support, while the Government of Burkina Faso evaluates whether a DDRR approach is feasible by 2023. The International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) support is provided under country-specific objectives, while continuing its efforts to ensure regional coherence and harmonization. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Cameroon Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1531234.77 2364247.73 2498608.61 2236404.35 541817.24 9172312.7 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9172312.7 9172312.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212650 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212650 578811 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578811 772695 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772695 1005067 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005067 390989 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390989 852763 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 852763 910926 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 910926 828444 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 828444 259820 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259820 537925 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 537925 666152 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 666152 674438 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 674438 73031.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 115918.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 146178.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 123567.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10880.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10760.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31049.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 376141.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681356.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 741286.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 686293.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 626389.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763039.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 668695.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550448.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435165.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 591302.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 624816.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675198.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0174 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the program is to strengthen the process of socio-economic reintegration of ex-combatants in Colombia. To do so, the program will provide technical assistance to new collective projects which will serve as a source of income, and will enhance the technical, financial, and socio-economic sustainability strategies of these. By increasing the number of people reintegrated through a collective project and strengthening the sustainability of the projects, the program will reinforce the socio-economic reintegration of ex-combatants and the ongoing peacebuilding process. The program will place a strong emphasis on facilitating social cohesion processes and the effective participation of women. MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 325093.89 586462.53 619435.8 1530992.22 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1530992.22 1530992.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 918596 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 918596 612396 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) 612396 41836.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 43891.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 0.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 34316.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 101968.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10207.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34252.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57387.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11689.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -5.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 88717.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6516.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23041.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67917.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189286.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93339.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110826.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110831.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87747.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48639.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100750.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267830.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0175 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the reincorporation process of former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia- People’s Army (FARC-EP in Spanish) members through the implementation of the productive environments models in the agricultural, agro-industrial, and/or service sectors in Colombia. This project will benefit 210 former combatants currently in the reincorporation process. The above will be achieved through the strengthening of their abilities, capacities, and skills, as part of their process to achieve their economic sustainability. The location of the productive environments is defined based on a survey conducted by the Agency for Reincorporation and Normalization that determines the interest of the target population in the identified training lines. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Reintegration and SALW control Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 526527.04 2060000003 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526527.04 526527.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 824000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210957.5 824000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210903.51 412000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89081.08 -2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24944.38 36856.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22982.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 107783.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 440.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 128478.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 0.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 57740.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8703.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18472.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49831.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55516.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -809.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0177 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to pilot a youth- and community-led joint reintegration and youth development programme for youth formerly associated with Al-Shabaab (AS) and marginalized community youth in Baidoa (Southwest), Kismayo (Jubaland), Dhusamareb (Galmudug) and Jowhar (Hirshabelle) in Somalia. The objectives of this project are twofold, to increase community acceptance of youth formerly associated with AS and to increase access to opportunities for marginalized community youth to meaningfully contribute to their communities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1336191.54 363808.32 1699999.86 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1699999.86 1699999.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1020000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1020000 680000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 680000 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 75200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 140808 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 176291 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61380 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 184273.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4384.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -4384.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162694.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87717.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148792.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126098.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202120.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252325.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50947.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31351.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0178 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A needs assessment identified the lack of reintegration support for spontaneously surrendered former combatants of local militias, returning displaced populations, at risk youth and vulnerable populations as a key impediment to sustainable peace, reconciliation, and confict management by the Government in the Democratic Republic of Congo. To address these challenges, this project supports transitional justice activities coupled with community-based reintegration and efforts to revitalize local economies under a consortium consisting of UNDP (lead), the MONUSCO Joint Human Rights Office (JHRO) and IOM. In particular, through this project, IOM works on these much-needed peacebuilding processes as well as to engage with other donors to ensure a more longer-term investment in stabilization in the target areas. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2020 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 104783.4 209567.52 1858331.68 209567.52 17463.96 2399714.08 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2399714.08 2399714.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614710.94 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614710.94 614526.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614526.57 614526.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 614526.57 389165 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389165 166785 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166785 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 166878 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37800 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8900 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45400 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113500 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 121340 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 189524.44 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -58.44 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35600 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16536.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22948.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16683.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45288.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96882.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153279.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111343.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220569.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136106.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186721.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143459.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83248.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99528.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164645.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226158.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6001.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36628.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0183 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the signature of a peace agreement between the Congolese government and the Ituri Patriotic Resistance Force (FRPI) on February 28, 2020, the project seeks to contribute to the sustainable socio-economic reintegration of ex-combatants by promoting social cohesion in conflict-affected areas as well as adopting an approach benefitting local communities and promoting economic recovery. MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 85028.06 340106.76 507758.64 2537651.22 3470544.68 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3470544.68 3470544.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2454048 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2454048 1016496 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1016496 0.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.61 855458 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 114347.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 341241.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -26310.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 303315.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 38204.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 222899.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 88743.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58325.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15828.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1912.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154879.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132285.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141647.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228663.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432807.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452632.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35800 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51270.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -59407.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37800 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -130140.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0185 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The primary objective of this project is to contribute to a timely, safe and orderly return and reintegration of ex-combatants and their dependents in their place of origin or in a place of their choice in Ethiopia. It promotes community-based reintegration approaches and focuses on two pillars: economic and social reintegration. Individual economic integration activities have been the focus of program activities and are designed to enhance the economic wellbeing of the ex-combatants, as to reduce drivers for re-mobilization. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Reintegration and SALW control Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4915025.27 4062952.75 2285830.12 9900990.07 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11263808.14 11263808.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4950495.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5625562.56 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3496503.5 1950495.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2136358.21 -0.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) -443167.69 253610.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822085.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 485752.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462839.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1303054.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856789.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3453.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 983291 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1451897.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4022.78 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1649262.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292726.37 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182585.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1920384.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140306.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3193.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0203 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the economic reincorporation process of former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia—People's Army (FARC-EP in Spanish) members in Colombia, through assistance and/or comprehensive technical support to their individual productive projects. This promotes an adequate investment of the economic support granted by the National Government, in accordance with the guidelines and criteria established by Agency for Reincorporation and Normalization. The primary purpose of the technical assistance to the individual productive projects is to enhance the quality of the design, implementation, development and/or growth and impact of the venture by strengthening specific individual or organizational capacities and reducing risks throughout the full lifecycle of the productive reincorporation project. Therefore, the Comprehensive Technical Assistance Plan implemented with the beneficiary projects encompasses technical-productive aspects, marketing-sales, empowerment and organizational strengthening, education for financial management and environmental management. Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 132055.02 485940.03 2527666667 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) 617995.05 617995.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63004.85 546000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142633.23 1029833333 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215221.18 717833333 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155207.21 -28576788 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6225.88 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Special Justice for Peace International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14244.89 30210.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 315989.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 99259.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18042.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7363.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41304.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15479.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45393.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25869.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -110.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the aim of further contributing to the peacebuilding and stabilization process in Colombia, it is necessary to strengthen and implement a comprehensive reincorporation process that in turn improves the quality of life of the communities within the framework of the Plans with a Territorial Approach (PDET in Spanish) roadmap. This is in accordance with the provisions of the National Policy for Social and Economic Reincorporation of Former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia—People's Army (FARC-EP in Spanish) Members (i.e. Conpes 3931 of 2018), and section 5.6 of the Stabilization Policy “Peace with Legality”. Given this context, IOM and the Agency for Reincorporation and Normalization have signed an agreement with the objective of joining technical, administrative and financial efforts aimed at contributing to the implementation of the National Policy for the Social and Economic Reincorporation of Former FARC-EP Members, through actions directed towards the comprehensive reincorporation and improvement of the quality of life of the communities within the framework of the PDET roadmap and Conpes 3931 of 2018. The expected outcomes of the lines of action are technical assistance to national and territorial institutions and support to improve the quality of life and strengthen community organizational processes. Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1211750.56 2745671.27 1501039.96 22876200003 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5458461.79 5458461.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4440400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1162341.51 2759600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 690763.45 2000000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522466.04 7380000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1907060.64 3000000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 679809.65 2500000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521376.43 796200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165392.6 1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -318327.75 286126.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 368605.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 347322.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 614834.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 336743.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 107974.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13586.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 491326.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519893.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570908.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656550.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544561.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196423.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276024.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0208 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the Central African Republic Government through the National Disengagement, Disassociation, Reintegration, and Reconciliation (DDRR) Program (UEPNDDRR, for its French acronym) in the implementation of socio-economic reintegration and reinsertion activities for former combatants, as well as vulnerable/at-risk youth in various regions of the country. This project contributes to the socio-economic reintegration of former combatants into their communities of origin through resocialization activities, vocational training, monitoring and technical assistance. Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 819242.21 4561895.93 1641494.46 7022632.6 Contracted Grant Amount Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7022632.6 7022632.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 2022633 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2022633 267939.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4424.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 217661.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9980.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 267023.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 231463.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10209.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4272.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 466873.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 265476.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830244.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 633045.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 994342.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1427123.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 724911.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 898255.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -369916.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10184.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Federal Government of Nigeria (OPSC) to effectively implement rehabilitation programming as well as prepare host communities for sustainable community-based reintegration processes, with an improved Lake Chad Basin countries regional coordination. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 298420.61 2717155.6 2455638.33 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3015576.21 3015576.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2141728.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2596118.23 57135 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72049.18 285214.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1059715.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1212397.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99074.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18187.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5540.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1887.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0214 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to enhancing Federal Government of Somalia's capacity to deliver the National Programme for the Treatment and Handling of Disengaged Combatants and the reintegration pathways. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Reintegration and SALW control Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2206066.58 1801420.46 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2206066.58 2206066.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900710.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1139530.29 900710.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1102460.48 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -115840.25 232883.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1645 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 522397.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 8201.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 7470.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408414.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996681.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -51543.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0215 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the development of the prior consultation process of the Special Harmonization Program for social and economic reintegration and reincorporation, with an ethnic and gender focus, and its Normative Instrument for Afro-Colombian, Raizal and Palenquero black communities with the National Prior Consultation Space.The project will deliver the following products:i.Proposal for the Special Harmonization Program and its normative instrument socialized with the ENCP.ii.Methodological document and work plan to advance the Prior Consultation of the Special Harmonization Program and its Regulatory Instrument agreed and developed between the ARN and the ENCP.iii.Special Harmonization Program and its normative instrument socialized with the communities through territorial assemblies and adjusted according to the feedback received from the communities.iv.Special Harmonization Program and its normative instrument approved and formalized in the ENCP Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 440376.3 1686759.14 10003090970 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2127135.44 2127135.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1546000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 321882.15 1348800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280182.8 2323200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589644.67 4785090970 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189179.39 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30760.73 263289.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665937.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73230.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 793411.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 547302 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6956.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0217 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this project is to increase the level of information available on the location and key characteristics of ex-associates of armed groups living within communities in Far North region, so that strategies for the implementation of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) and DDR-related activities can improved for overall greater impact. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 24125.59 20000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24125.59 24125.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19597.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24838.28 347.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48.28 13976.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7128.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3744.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -70.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0218 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project intends to support the vulnerable communities in Somalia, affected by conflict and disasters related to natural hazards. Firstly, through increased access to health, nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene services. Secondly, the project is increasing community resilience to violent extremism through the rehabilitation and community-based reintegration of disengaged women and enabling the Government of Somalia to provide gender-responsive services for women who have disengaged from armed groups and/or are survivors of conflict related sexual violence, thereby promoting human security and foster peace, stability and improved economic conditions of vulnerable people. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 207074.06 2084821.14 2291895.2 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2291895.2 2291895.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2291895 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2291895 219254.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 11302.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -179853.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 13159.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16312.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -391.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5731.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 64692 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -25228.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 6886.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239862.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30784.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 888021.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 854928.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126487.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4288.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24215.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0219 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to increase Ukrainian war veterans' resilience and participation in community life by strengthening capacities at all levels of society and providing tailored mental health and psychosocial support. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1545324.14 3568230.25 4751999.16 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5113554.39 5113554.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1947248.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2096069.26 1947248.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2158811.9 857503.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 951724.01 -162744.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -176512.96 69454.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39723.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1648.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 100810.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57856.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314537.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 788148.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1592661.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1138183.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 718813.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208126.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -56348.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0220 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The principal objective of the project is to empower women organizations (WO) to contribute meaningfully and sustainably to disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) processes in Cameroon. The project will work with WOs to build their capacities and provide them with the financial means to actively engage on DDR and DDR-related processes; support the National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Committee (NDDRC)to continue their work towards mainstreaming gender equality and women empowerment, and engagement with CSOs; and create and strengthen mechanisms for collaboration between WOs and the NDDRC. WOs will be accompanied in the implementation of small-scale interventions at community-level to help limit potential negative backlash associated with WOs. taking the lead on issues traditionally perceived as more masculine. Finally, the project focuses on how, through these established practices of the previous outcomes, the NDDRC may be supported in terms of policy development and capacity building to create long term practices and frameworks for systematically engaging with women’s organizations and promoting gender equality, through the codification of good practices created during this project into a series of strategic documents, procedural manuals and processes. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Reintegration and SALW control Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Cameroon Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 496499.87 707420.64 1203920.51 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1203920.51 1203920.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 842744 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 842744 361176 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 361176 335.5 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33214.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1871.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 98887.56 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 330.49 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32721.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 3700.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21007.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52174.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50814.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59387.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114964.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350711.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247924.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pilot project for the reinsertion of ex-combatants and stabilization of their communities of return and reintegration in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2974448.29 3025552.12 6000000.41 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000.41 6000000.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 121433.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 106012.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 118586.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 62033 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72300 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 14987.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 0.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 145053.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 343483.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797726.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 790088.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193175 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335940 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605936.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141141 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424103.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316812 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 440170.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62966 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 476685.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0222 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The primary impact of this project is to promote peace and stability and contribute to stabilization efforts in Somalia through the successful rehabilitation and community-based reintegration of men and women formerly associated with armed groups. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 891526.93 4441597.06 4950494.57 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5333123.99 5333123.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2135922.33 990000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1090308.37 1980495.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2112798.99 653647.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 19410.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 173972.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12140.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4772.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1808.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -3129.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 243543.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1144439.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1018045.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759147.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1161066.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234258.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -68473.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to promote peace and stability and contribute to stabilization efforts in Somalia through successful implementation of the National Programme for the Treatment and Handling of Disengaged Combatants. This project focuses on the rehabilitation and reintegration pillars of the National Programme, working with men and women formerly associated with armed groups, community members and civil society organizations. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 864680.57 2240239.14 2475247.69 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3104919.71 3104919.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1225247.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1574868.28 625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 762195.12 625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798212.01 2565.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3272.53 374792.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 204812.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -2765.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 52700 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -201000.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54650 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8334.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 453423.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262743.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227493.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1233698.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 680872.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -214331.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0224 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the reincorporation process of former Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC- EP in Spanish) members through the implementation of the productive environments model (MEP) in the agricultural, agro-industrial, or services sectors in Colombia. The project will benefit 200 former combatants currently engaged in the reincorporation process. To this purpose, the project's activities will focus on strengthening the participant's abilities, capacities, and skills to ensure long-term economic sustainability. The location will be defined based on a survey conducted by the Agency of Reincorporation and Normalization that contributes to determining the interest of the population in the proposed training programs. Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 610181.97 2471727839 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 610181.97 610181.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 741518351 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179805.61 1730209487 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425698.68 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9440.09 77693.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 352583.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 714.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23899.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160877.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -824.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0226 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, the Danish support contributes to the political process of handing over the management of the National Programme for the Treatment and Handling of disengaged combatants to the Federal Government of Somalia and Federal Member States. It will also contribute to supporting beneficiaries of the National programme with a focus on their rehabilitation and community-based reintegration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Somalia Reintegration and SALW control Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 790545.43 938898.79 1371175.25 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1729444.22 1729444.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341729.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430932.79 25228.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 8940.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50569.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143462.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217866.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0228 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Facilitation and confidence-building activities between stakeholders in peace processes at the national and local level, as well as support activities for the establishment of mechanisms and frameworks for management and implementation of the DDR program and capacity building of key actors, will focus on N'Djamena as the capital of the country and decision-making and management center (Result 1). In order to provide a perspective of the national context, as holistic as possible, the analysis and evaluation activities will be focused on the different areas of return of ex-combatants at the national level (Result 2). Finally, the pilot area for the implementation of activities will be designated by the CNCMO-DDR, in order to promote ownership of key decisions for the implementation of the project by stakeholders in the peace process and ensure alignment. with national priorities (Outcome 3). UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Chad Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 876833.59 709655.21 27190.89 1613679.69 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1613679.69 1613679.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806840 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806840 280.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49252.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22396.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233935.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0229 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the framework of South-South exchanges in which Colombia has engaged with some countries in Africa, the National Government has identified the need to advance a cooperation agreement between the APC and the IOM. The purpose is to design and implement a program, with a Colombian stamp, that allows sharing the experiences, carried out by the last years in the framework of the implementation of the Peace Agreement, as well as in other processes of DDR, with other countries. These countries share similarities related to the context and specific challenges in overcoming conflicts. Furthermore, for the development of this agreement, it is proposed to first hold meetings with the APC and the State partners identified to gather the offer. This will provide inputs to design the peacebuilding program that the APC aims to transfer to prioritized countries. Considering these, it is necessary to jointly design a learning path with the APC for this first stage. Subsequently, this path will be transferred through exchange processes. As part of these exchanges, the implementation of a diploma program is proposed to facilitate the transfer of the program. For the final, the expectation is to have the program designed and transferred. Colombia - Presidential Agency for International Cooperation (APC Colombia) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 62236.56 602242.83 2599999996 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Presidential Agency for International Cooperation (APC Colombia) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664479.39 664479.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1458000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Presidential Agency for International Cooperation (APC Colombia) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371938.78 49263.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2688.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 116384.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20831.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40707.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96808.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0232 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project proposes to support the reintegration of combatants who will be disarmed and demobilized under the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration and Rehabilitation, as well as other individuals associated with armed groups or vulnerable to their (re)recruitment but who are not part of the PNDDR. The Project plans to consider 750 ex-combatants who will be identified by the UEPNDDRR for reintegration activities in the communities. The project will also support another 750 community-based beneficiaries identified through consultations with local dialogue and peace mechanisms. In addition to traditional reintegration activities for ex-combatants, the project also offers a psychological support service package that will be part of a trauma healing process to identify potential remobilization factors and prepare ex-combatants for easy reintegration. This first step will pave the way for all other resocialization, empowerment, and social cohesion activities. In this community-based reintegration approach, the eligible ex-combatants will participate in the implementation of project activities along with other members of the communities targeted. In addition, the project will give pride of place to women and youth at risk in its implementation to take advantage of the benefits and opportunities of their greater participation in formal and informal peacebuilding mechanisms. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 135175.7 1161002.14 357235.35 1653413.19 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1653413.19 1653413.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578694 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578694 578694 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578694 97942.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82758.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393981.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-FM.0543 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM will provide administrative, legal, health, psychological and social support to asylum seekers and beneficiaries of international protection in Bulgaria. This support will be provided by an expert team consisting of a psychologist, a social worker, and a legal counselor in State Agency for Refugees reception centers. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Migration and Visa Support Solutions Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 7495.75 89832.63 84960.03 86199.34 89865.09 606033.6 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358352.84 358352.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151508.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94989.71 96896.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54071.73 118237.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73167.04 99756.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59308.38 0.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10141.9 98450.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53418.67 -12093.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6491.34 4366.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4621.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5368.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7936.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7315.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16517.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10640.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21014.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14884.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33635.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27131.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20348.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17846.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19036.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18413.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30711.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29371.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29910.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12424.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2998.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3682.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6491.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-HA.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) An assistance fund for individual support is being established with the goal of mitigating the negative impact on the victims from their time in the Colonia Dignidad (Chile). Assistance is provided to victims that now live on the grounds of what is the Villa Baviera, others in other parts of Chile and in Germany. Support from the fund primarily covers the areas of health (particularly psychotherapy and psychosocial assistance, preventive care and rehabilitation, travel expenses for visits to doctors, etc.) and care as well as education (including further training and qualification measures) and employment. Additional forms of individual support may be defined in cases of severe hardship. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile Germany Humanitarian Assistance to Victims Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 698572.47 757565.19 736665.73 829063.18 804109.53 70200.58 3500000.79 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3896176.68 3896176.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100110.01 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1766784.45 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1162790.7 78336.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199233.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382553.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296685.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291322.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250908.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421082.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222445.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240725.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257632.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128736.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122742.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181757.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124765.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6490.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106112.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6389.81 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121597.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9789.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108961.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100939.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133319.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83466.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to contribute to strengthened border and migration management in the Islamic Republic of Iran (IR Iran). This will be done by capacitating relevant border authorities on how to best facilitate the legitimate movement of people and goods while also maintaining secure borders, as well as increasing Iranian border officials’ capacities to effectively tackle the COVID-19 pandemic while managing cross-border movements.The project will contribute towards strengthened border management in the IR Iran through active engagement with Iranian border management decision makers and senior officials, beginning with a high-level consultation meeting. Then, a tailor-made curriculum to train border management officials will be prepared and validated together with the Bureau for Aliens and Foreign Immigrants Affairs (BAFIA) and the Ministry of Interior (MOI) to be used in training of trainers sessions. To ensure sustainability of the project, IOM will also arrange for the training of trainers (ToT) session to be cascaded downward to other officials, ensuring the knowledge will be transferred domestically after the conclusion of the project. To reinforce the durability of such trainings, IOM will also translate pertinent training into Persian and will upload it on IOM e-Campus platform so that related border officials can benefit from it free of charge. To help BAFIA and MOI to translate the content of trainings into action, IOM will help them to develop related SOPs which will be validated trilaterally by MOI, IOM and BAFIA. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iran (Islamic Republic of) +98 21 22860691-4 iomtehran@iom.int 8, Shahrzad Blvd., Darrous, Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 77484.04 22515.96 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -15475 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15475 -1499.96 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1499.96 1075.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6076.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8200.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7045.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1087.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43706.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2524.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13308.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project objective is to facilitate small-scale cross-border trade flows between targeted countries through effective policy and governance reforms, institutional capacity building, improved border infrastructure and better data collection and monitoring. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) IOM - Zambia +260 211 25 40 55 iomlusaka@iom.int ; opslusaka@iom.int ; adminfinlusaka@iom.int Rhodes Park Plot No.4626 Mwaimwena Road, Lusaka, Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 191746.59 276761.9 280878.44 292831.85 259253.05 265168.07 1395573.87 Contracted Grant Amount Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1566639.9 1566639.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 548637 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642432.08 1015194 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1229048.43 -194034.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -346564.52 307.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13141.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46756.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57058.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41833.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70283.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93330.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92022.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60457.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61204.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43357.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114244.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42306.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123303.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150898.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125570.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58243.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38664.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80319.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61606.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72824.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76802.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25388.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23125.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2153.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0058 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The EU Readmission Capacity Building Facility (EURCAP) provides a dedicated and flexible mechanism to respond quickly to short-term requests for assistance to partner countries (“support actions”) in three types of situations; a) to support on-going negotiations of EU readmission agreements; b) to support the implementation of EU agreements in force; c) to support cooperation with countries , which- even if no readmission agreement is in place or discussed - are prioritised by the EU for cooperation on return and readmission. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Pakistan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5680903.11 5549658.77 6258903.73 5991037.75 5903230.97 26300000.79 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29383734.33 29383734.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21040000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23936291.24 -8480246.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10311867.23 8366.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30832.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63840.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79805.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72894.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4852.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126294.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286855.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350814.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616988.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 506733.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 595176.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640211.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1221053.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1557147.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1377216.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620542.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1035744.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 906674.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2693703 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412434.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 914.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415325.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support Turkey in its role as the permanent Chair ofthe Budapest Process with the organization of the 6th Ministerial Conference in February 2019. Türkiye International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with no inclusion of gender issues 40572.15 35723.75 Contracted Grant Amount Türkiye International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40572.15 40572.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35724.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Türkiye International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39737.8 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Türkiye International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82508.25 29121.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6922.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1952.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a large country, spanning across 2,345,409 km2 and sharing borders with nine countries. Improving border management strategies is therefore a priority for the government. In addition, the 2015 administrative division led to the establishment of new autonomous provinces, requiring an analysis of the migration management framework as well as the infrastructure, equipment, and capacity needs at the provincial level. The Kongo Central Province, bordering the Republic of Angola and the Republic of the Congo, was identified as a priority by the General Directorate for Migration (DGM) due to the extent of migratory flows in this area. In light of the above, this project aims to contribute to the development of effective border management strategies in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This will be achieved through two outputs, namely: 1) The migration management framework at the national level is assessed in a gender-sensitive manner, and an action plan is made available to key stakeholders and partners; 2) The infrastructure, equipment and capacity needs of the DGM as well as border management challenges are identified in the Province of Kongo Central. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 100000 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 -17812.19 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17812.19 8380.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 721.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2821.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29489.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33132.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2742.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -100 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The MMSPII aims at supporting Chinese and EU stakeholders in migration management matters as well as in providing an enabling environment for a productive approach to the EU-China Dialogue on Migration and Mobility. More specifically, its objectives centre around mobility and legal migration between the EU and China, as well as irregular migratory flows from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) to the EU. Building on the fruitful results of the first phase, the second phase of the project is designed to focus on regular migration, irregular migration as well as migration policy and research. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - China +86 10 59 79 96 95 iomchina@iom.int 1 Xindonglu, Chaoyang District 9-1-82, Tayuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing 100600, China China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 281696.06 578657.71 588771.82 573270.69 256557.29 1999999.97 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2278953.57 2278953.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 668387 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759530.68 729788.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871910.16 336184.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390911.65 265640.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258656.46 -136144.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -192216.35 120306.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120078.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112083.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118460.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113641.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211740.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115587.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139859.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131986.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160613.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145907.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113904.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105523.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102198.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138687.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136217.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2504.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Phase II of the project will establish an Integrated InfoBorder System (IIBS), a foundation necessary for an integrated approach to border control in Sri Lanka. The project aims to strengthen the overarching migration management capacity of Sri Lanka, facilitating a more coordinated, intelligence-driven approach to border management through implementation of IIBS, and by strengthening the capacity of border agencies to implement associated policy /operational changes. Additional outcome under Phase II of the project will strengthen the capacity of national authorities to control spread of COVID-19 by enhancing health screening at pre-arrival as well as at the point of entry. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 0 884291.87 591424.33 1300177.28 276665.12 4368400.63 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3052558.6 3052558.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699790.06 1930000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1270572.75 180000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123372.17 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 761035.01 258400 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181588.19 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25099.46 39058.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500296.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232010.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158162.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221559.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944245.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5526.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55770.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66784.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98874.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62145.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73963.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164866.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430092.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7616.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This proposed project aims to support and strengthen the collaboration between Namibia, and Botswana and Namibia and Zambia to bridge the gap between the countries concerned with enhancing coordination and supporting cross border movement through the strengthening of border residency arrangements. The establishment of a border residence card is an important element of bi-lateral relations of countries sharing a border where intensive cross-border movement takes place for various economic, social or cultural reasons. It is also a viable means of regulating local border traffic without compromising the security and integrity of the borders and still complying with the immigration rules of the two countries engaged in a formal local border traffic agreement. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Namibia +264 61231639 ROPretoria@iom.int United Nations House 38-44 Stein Street, Windhoek, Namibia Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 111916.89 17049.96 28254.76 38778.4 3999.99 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10000.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000.09 -0.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.34 -30605 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30605 2308.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1983.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3228.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2394.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3147.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5678.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9889.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3311.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13358.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3571.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5642.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3711.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4004.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32420.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64425.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -94.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0113 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Document Examination Support Center (DESC) is a regionally coordinated initiative that aims to assist requesting governments in curbing transnational organized crime, and preventing irregular migration through capacity building to support law enforcement agencies in travel document examination and verification. The regional initiative supports information sharing of best practices in travel document examination and verification procedures and patterns of document and identity frauds. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Singapore Philippines Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Maldives Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Sri Lanka Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Cambodia Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Brunei Darussalam Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 207692.83 429789.5 344139.22 366047.12 328206.51 2189132.17 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1675875.18 1675875.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271558.69 814049 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574082.51 286112 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215608.14 301123 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230568.91 352325 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291659.77 109148 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70558.17 16.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60769.32 146926.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116647.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83035.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89308.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110319.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129748.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110646.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102524.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131158.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143473.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143553.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202766.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173358.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34171.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2845.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to enhance border management information system (BMIS) used in Niger and Nigeria. Border authorities will have increased means and capacities and data management frameworks in place to enhance capacities to counter trafficking and avert increased risk and insecurity within the sub-region. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger Western Africa Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 605022.95 2366366.97 2367284.73 2634261.14 2462637.07 998210.14 8917039.68 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11433783 11433783 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414828 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533884.17 414828 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 514037.17 779492 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963525.34 1054401 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1357015.44 666789 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944460.34 605788 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 847255.94 1233915 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1645024.8 873500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1008660.51 873500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1060072.82 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1273885.35 -7917041 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10147821.88 7917041 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10147821.88 824785 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1058774.07 6253.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 19116.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 256180.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373497.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363881.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258183.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450344.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474196.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 672328.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853877.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 660259.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665575.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 559902.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 810567.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 596612.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 916875.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771416.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474807.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 655413.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 961090.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369555.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1269.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9807.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this action is to provide support to the consolidation of integrated border management in the Republic of Georgia, while fully taking into account human rights and integrating a gender perspective. The specific objectives of this action are to improve detection of illegal activities occurring at borders; more effective response to illegal activities occurring at the borders; strengthen capability of the Coast Guard in Search and Rescue and Blue Border security operations; enhance accountability and integrity of border agencies and respect of the rule of law, human rights and gender; and enhance capacities of Border Police and Patrol Police to train their staff in operational, technical and rights-based considerations related to their work. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33124.63 2124977.4 2816748.38 1713299.69 1997847.04 572417.69 8199999.78 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9258414.83 9258414.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3680668 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4049139.71 2319332 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2328646.59 2200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2368137.78 97750.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61852.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76394.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513935.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 968824.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413634.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233035.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304601.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320629.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2667232.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202649.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150775.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402426.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920319.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215921.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176390.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1114645.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164494.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the internal security of the Central African Republic by developing a strengthened, concerted and more coherent approach to border and migration management. More specifically, it will involve strengthening and modernizing information collection systems at the border posts of Bangui International Airport. With a view to improving migration management in the Central African Republic, and to have reliable data disaggregated by age and gender, this project will strengthen the system for collecting, managing, analysing and storing migration data. In this way, IOM will contribute to improving the understanding of migration phenomena affecting the Central African Republic by taking into account migration trends according to gender criteria in order to be able to respond to the needs and capacities of all migrants on an equal footing. Thus, Bangui International Airport will be reinforced with modern equipment for the collection and processing of migration data through the MIDAS system. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Central African Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3533.04 92551.76 82356.12 21559.08 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000 -101.64 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -101.64 203.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7015.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7515.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125135.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25794.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29920.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8970.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -101.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the existing efforts of the Government of Montenegro to improve its data management system in line with the Law on Administrative Procedure. It is aimed at the improvement of the overall functionality of the system through the of the existing functions and addition of new functions. This will facilitate overall data management and provision of services to both, clients and respective government institutions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Montenegro - Ministry of Interior IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12741.48 60145.43 3427.81 3271.81 264.01 70000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Montenegro - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79850.54 79850.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Montenegro - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77007.7 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Montenegro - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -943.27 -70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Montenegro - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -74866.31 3436.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2748.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2603.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2304.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10403.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of Nigeria enhancing border security and travel facilitation through centralized data architecture with the IOM’s Migration Information and Analysis System (MIDAS) platform and inter-agency cooperation. As a result, the Government of Nigeria will facilitate faster, safer and more reliable traveller processing at air borders through strengthened national data architecture, relevant legal framework and inter-agency cooperation. Also, relevant government agencies in Nigeria, will manage to conduct secondary inspection at international airports through a common investigative approach based on appropriate legal framework and strengthened inter-agency cooperation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1491770.15 1296514.81 847889.51 145093.37 24752476.2 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3781267.84 3781267.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12376237.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1822447.01 12376237.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1737015.81 -83076 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11755.48 -1224.85 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89386.73 45051.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60840.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97418.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 337627.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92473.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133956.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211448.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404003.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209777.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360519.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404004.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433804.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698754.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67374.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80033.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0148 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of this project is to enhance Sudan’s technical capacity to manage migration by improving border management processes and procedures, which will facilitate evidence-based programming on migration and support policy formation. The project builds the capacity within the Ministry of Interior by improving migration officers’ knowledge and technical skills on immigration and border management (IBM) related topics through a set of training targeting frontline, middle and senior level migration officers. The project will also enhance the Sudanese border management information system by an upgrade to the IOM developed Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS) for more effective data collection and analysis process at selected border posts. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 286644.23 569183.91 259578.22 301720.01 9900000.63 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1417126.37 1417126.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6830000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1021232.06 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14952.16 2970000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397803.38 -3112864 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -457706.81 -0.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63879.23 23320.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76978.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102448.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44755.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110510.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137573.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117298.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99065.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44305.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39075.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13749.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33353.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156967.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68636.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36478.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -64355.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0154 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This action aims to further enhance the integrated border management (IBM) between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine by encouraging inter-agency cooperation through joint control and information exchange on persons/vehicles/goods crossing the Moldovan-Ukrainian border, as well as through joint border surveillance along the common border. The action will support the two beneficiary countries with implementing 24/7 automated intellectual video control systems (VICOS) at some of the busiest road border crossing points (BCPs) to develop cross-border and inter-agency real-time information sharing, including pre-arrival data exchange based on Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR). The action is also aimed at improving mobility and accessibility in difficult water areas and/or during unfavourable weather conditions along the common blue border, with the view to enhance preparedness to respond to border incidents and urgent search and/or rescue needs in a bilaterally coordinated and coherent manner.The action is expected to contribute to the broader objective to facilitate trade and movement of people across borders, while preventing and combating cross-border crime and corruption, and therefore to the economic security and sustainable development of the region. It responds to the priorities as identified in the national IBM policy documents of both countries. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Ukraine Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 321941.24 653740 589485.11 1604080.22 864385.63 3552000.66 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4033632.2 4033632.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1681364 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1876522.32 1870636 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2234929.51 28869.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82399.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66298.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77595.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115274.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157834.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 915985.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268682.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114682.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326644.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186092.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315923.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42591.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311867.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169552.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147264.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352481.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121241.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73575.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0170 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to ongoing reforms of the customs service of Ukraine to strengthen institutional and operational procedures. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 317120.67 334398.46 298480.35 949999.48 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949999.48 949999.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950000 -120965 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -120965 0.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.35 21085.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31088.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24841.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40395.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196155.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82188.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135979.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201675.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40891.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21625.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26855.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6252.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0180 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intended outcome of the project is that improved border crossing services performed by the State Border Guard Service (SBGS) will enable more efficient and faster movements for persons and goods across the border. The project will deliver in the following outputs:1. An automated human resource management system is rolled out allowing more efficient recruitment processes and enhance the management of human resources of border divisions; 2. Support for the recruitment and selection of SBGS staff is provided; 3. An enhanced training system for the SBGS is developed and implemented to facilitate the training of new and existing personnel in a more gender sensitive manner; 4. Adequate equipment has been provided to the SBGS in support of the intended changes to its human resource management system, training procedures and improved service delivery at border crossing points. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23216.98 1752297.07 548979.2 175506.92 2500000.17 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.17 2500000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 -78477 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -78477 -0.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.2 18112.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20390.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44728.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79047.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79168.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118558.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429973.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74331.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61259.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1438464.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41060.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16427.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -100.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0181 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the Government of Rwanda (GOR)'s endeavour to provide safe migration routes for Rwanda nationals, migrants and transiting passengers and complement the government's efforts to establish its Advanced Passenger Information/Passenger Name Record (API/PNR) system. In order to do so, this project will support the development of legal and technical frameworks and the institutional capacities of the government for the smooth implementation of the API/PNR system in Rwanda. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46003.73 95656.05 158340.22 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -31066.12 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31066.12 147.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5802.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8545.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10859.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7569.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20154.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11876.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16022.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52146.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121182.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -908.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0189 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Fiji is a relatively high mobility country, having the second highest number of immigrants in the Pacific. The Fiji Department of Immigration (DoI) is the main government agency responsible for overseeing immigration and border management efforts in the country. The objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of Fiji achieving strengthened migration governance through enhancing border security and travel facilitation, which aligns with targets under Fiji’s 5-year National Development Plan. The proposed project will provide technical support, including capacity development and training on process improvement, policy development, data sharing, administrative streamlining, and mentoring. It will also assist the DoI in reviewing its response to the COVID-19 pandemic and identifying opportunities for improvements and better coordination with other government entities such as the Ministry of Health and Medical Services. Through this technical support, the project aims to increase Fiji’s capacity to effectively manage its borders while improving national security and economic opportunities for the country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Fiji Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6585.24 121875.99 42998.84 128539.93 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -6899.11 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6899.11 5676.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15924.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19138.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18199.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35314.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33433.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35293.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -833.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5390.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20091 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41331.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44842.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4700.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -400.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0193 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mali has long, porous borders with limited resources to ensure border security and monitor migratory flows. As a result, transnational criminal and terrorist networks operate almost unfettered, with high levels of smuggling of migrants and trafficking in human beings. Moreover, migratory routes are constantly changing, sometime passing through remote areas where there are no border posts. To complement fixed border posts, a mobile border management solution is necessary to enhance the capacity of law enforcement authorities to monitor migration and ensure security at borders. The initiative aims to provide flexibility and reactivity by handing over a Mobile Border Post (MBP) to the Malian border police and increasing knowledge of police agents on Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS), border management, border security and crosscutting themes such as gender and human rights. By providing a mobile border management solution, and enhancing the capacity of law enforcement authorities, the project will contribute to improving the efficiency of border and migration management and Improve the security at the borders of Mali. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 116469.12 19258.58 153314.08 10958.22 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 -7500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7500 -11563.04 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11563.04 286.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286.35 49.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31482.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97260.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1245.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12898.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17083.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12810.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7659.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7475.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21906.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179757.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18348.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0195 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the Directorate of Territorial Surveillance of Niger in strengthening its border management capacities United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 289914.43 900303.23 1230167.37 424961.14 2845346.17 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2845346.17 2845346.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2845346 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2845346 0.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.72 16452.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63054.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139453.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233743.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217965.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206147.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189891.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 476852.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360058.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290959.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137371.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 427390.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36224.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49779.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0196 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will work in partnership with Here for Good, and in close cooperation with local authorities and third sector organizations across the UK, to deliver legal advice and practical assistance for applications, to EU, EEA and Swiss citizens and their non-EU family members, who may be in vulnerable situations, or in need of additional help to be able to access the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS). UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 164192.61 332030.25 373439.97 87206.13 738620.35 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 956868.96 956868.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99075.3 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106232.29 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102880.66 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104895.1 69251 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92089.1 65542 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89051.63 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91264.67 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83135.39 58000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67129.63 58000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71782.18 47827 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59412.42 -2.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3616.09 40120.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56011.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90424.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53351.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37405.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39079.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37885.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36885.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36190.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30909.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46633.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61538.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54759.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70885.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26728.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51463.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45139.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48459.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37467.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27592.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33112.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1285.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0203 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The absence of absence of systematic data collection and analysis concerning migrant smuggling and irregular migration in Malawi limits the potential for evidence-based policy making and the effectiveness of operational responses to counter migrant smuggling and migrant protection. In 2008, a study conducted by IOM (IOM Southern Dreams) estimated the presence of around 279,000 irregular migrants in Malawi, with an average of 5,000 entering annually. It was further reported that hundreds were being arrested by the authorities due to their irregular status. While some aspects of migrant smuggling are localized and small scale, both migrant smuggling and irregular migration in Southern Africa is increasingly associated with organized crime and more violent and exploitative measures against migrants. The objective of this project is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of Malawi to counter smuggling of migrants and address irregular migration. The principle results will include i) increased knowledge by policy and strategic decision makers on migrant smuggling routes, hubs and modalities ii) improved understanding by front-line border management officials and other key stakeholders on law enforcement measures required to disrupt smugglers and their networks while mitigating any harm suffered by migrants who use smuggling services, and iii) Increased awareness by media and community leaders of migrant smuggling, relevant protection considerations, and its criminal implications. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 34999.86 130258.93 134741.21 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -0.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.33 -45321 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45321 9231.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7213.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7507.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8257.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9634.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32313.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21202.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22854.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19487.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16849.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36732.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45959.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2659.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -226.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0211 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the past years, IOM has supported Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) in developing and updating the NIS training strategy which aims to institutionalise the common training approach across the agency and boost its overall capacity in fulfilling its mandate defined in the 2015 Immigration Act. The first phase of the project successfully contributed to the implementation of the training strategy. Building on the outcome of Phase I and responding to the current pandemic, the proposed project aims to update the training curriculum and the learning management system, scale up the training programme to reach a larger number of NIS officers as well as enhance joint training efforts with the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) with considerations to establishing COVID-19 control measures during trainings. This project primarily aims to enhance NIS and NAPTIP capacity to regularise processing of individuals passing international borders by applying legal, operational, and technical tools, and best practices in border management. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 43513.28 580899.17 1008770.38 809281.2 57536.33 2500000.36 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.36 2500000.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791109 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791109 1271338.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1271338.79 437552.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 437552.21 -186426 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -186426 -0.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.45 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19390.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37572.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92556.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194257.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113294.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367293.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214476.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169683.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152911.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156694.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206775.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270643.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313590.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4411.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0212 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of the program is the promotion of good practices across the region on community-oriented policing, by strengthening institution/population relationship and encouraging community engagement. The program objectives are to raise the awareness of border communities on security related matters, to encourage their inclusion in the national border security framework; promote a more coherent approach to border security and management through improved communication, cooperation and coordination between border communities and border authorities; and strengthen the national social capital in responding to a security and humanitarian border crisis. The Senegal component of the program will be mainly continuing the implementation of the activities initiated in a previous project on community engagement. The Benin component will be considered a pilot phase to assess the willingness and interest of the administrative and security authorities of Benin to include the communities in their institutional security framework. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Western Africa Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 657711.2 996359.76 1289763.82 18665 2962499.78 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2962499.78 2962499.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46495 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46495 143840 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143840 151339 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151339 166284 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166284 46695 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46695 140123 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140123 172907 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172907 441561 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441561 182305 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182305 305240 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305240 425552 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425552 454488 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454488 -10717 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10717 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.05 8925.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 112953.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99798.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194550.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100655.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94577.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150264.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211588.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 344855.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311211.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295549.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620166.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129181.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8166.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Dominica is known to be a point of transit for a significant number of Haitian nationals en route to the French territories of Guadeloupe and/or Martinique, however, there is little information available about the nature, size and scope of undocumented migrants arriving to or transiting through Dominica. In addition, records of exits and entries are not available at all border control posts and, hence, the government has indicated its need to improve immigration infrastructure and train border management officials. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this need has become even more of a priority. This project will strengthen the border management capacity of the Government of Dominica and contribute to the prevention of irregular migration. Customised training will be delivered to immigration officers on immigration and border management topics including document examination and counter smuggling will be facilitated and will be followed by the development of a final guidance document. In addition, essential equipment will be installed at specific border control points and relevant staff will be trained to use the devices. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominica Dominica Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 22714.49 139520.8 76583.46 61181.25 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 5668.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4808.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11565.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11430.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18390.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4605.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19268.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31842.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2490.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49147.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10180.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3707.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38961.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42459.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3174.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0215 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The outbreak of COVID-19 in Southern Africa has brought into sharp focus the need to strengthen International Health Regulation (IHR) 2005 core capacities within the context of integrated/coordinated border management (IBM/CBM) approaches. The objective of this project is to strengthen border management in Malawi and Mozambique through an integrated approach which incorporates human mobility and health security considerations. The proposed Outcome of the project is that Government officials, including Immigration and Health policymakers, pilot a unified CBM/IBM approach which includes human mobility and health security aspects and is in line with the International Health Regulations (IHR). This will be achieved through the successful completion of four Outputs: National Policy and Legal Assessments (1.1); Port of Entry Infrastructural Assessments (1.2); the development of National CBM/IBM blueprints (1.3); and a blueprint implementation pilot at a POE along the border of Malawi and Mozambique (1.4). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 136005.86 135304.09 128690.05 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20000 -54686.81 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54686.81 4172.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2476.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2428.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16456.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13731.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30645.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63155.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62900.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13371.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27278.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11325.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66447.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20142.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9217.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0217 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to Turkey's efforts to strengthen identity management in relation to checking travel documents during border controls to maximize security and facilitation benefits. It also contributes to Turkey's efforts to uniquely identify individuals by providing authorities with tools and guidance on how to establish and verify the identity of travelers. This will be achieved by supporting the Government of Turkey's ongoing efforts to address irregular migration in compliance with international migration law, the EU acquis and protection of migrants' rights. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with no inclusion of gender issues 288776.27 613117 830553.64 67127.5 1600002.06 Contracted Grant Amount Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1799574.41 1799574.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 810494.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 986002.66 789505.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 864738.02 0.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -100814.54 17958.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141875.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196302.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184027.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203765.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224019.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91992.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 379069.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52899.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160336.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82324.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5630.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8318.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1404.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0220 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to enhanced national migration management and readmission systems in the Western Balkans, and strengthened cooperation with relevant countries of origin and EU Member States on readmission, through the establishment of a Western Balkan Readmission Capacity-Building Facility (WBCAP). Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1005823.7 971706.74 1259771.33 1121846.72 1140252.92 37029702.14 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5499401.41 5499401.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6653465.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067800.58 11861400 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1796909.56 7405900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093121.77 7405900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1071765.56 3703037.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538545.32 14.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6435.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38060.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56652.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99726.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98936.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92186.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178036.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195267.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152374.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307937.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369871.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 528157.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578516.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386911.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223899.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 717464.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will undertake activities that will continue contributing to enhancing the capacity of key beneficiary states and government immigration agencies. The project will focus on the trade corridor between Somalia and Kenya (i.e. between Garissa and El Berde) and up to the Gulf of Aden. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 62539.29 817960.74 704294.36 568880.18 640992.05 3660325.9 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2794666.62 2794666.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 624778.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487727.36 750775.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 593498.51 839805.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 617503.82 1313483.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973464.3 50005.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131053.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347889.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215670.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84103.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106801.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185008.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181734.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177457.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278624.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167126.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1236.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25730.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122282.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358076.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279857.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0222 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project builds the capacity of authorities in the Western Balkans to effectively manage their borders and respond to border security challenges mindful of migrant protection principles. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 604241.95 1038115.44 899925.3 2079223.93 842353.22 37029705.48 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5463859.84 5463859.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6653465.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067800.58 11861400 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1796909.56 7405900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093121.77 7405900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1071765.56 3703037.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538545.32 7.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5281.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49010.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102909.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49749.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137105.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99112.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264389.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569807.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256876.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465406.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452432.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404352.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397675.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215234.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225586.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 762902.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this IOM project is to strengthen the capacity of relevant Libyan authorities in south Libya to manage national borders and mixed migration flows more efficiently and in compliance with international human rights law. IOM will apply the concept of humanitarian border management, which includes evaluating large-scale cross-border migratory flows to develop border management procedures and contingency plans for emergencies, natural and/or anthropogenic crisis situations. This will be complemented by support to pandemic management measures to human mobility management under the framework of health, border and mobility management. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 145220.23 2808582.02 3878847.32 5173796.11 1889252.05 12692831.46 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13895697.73 13895697.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7620164.13 6192831 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6498248.69 -321.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9269.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94709.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295841.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306215.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234902.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281010.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302572.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 668974.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654398.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194103.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1388442.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 969435.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700587.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654746.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1667530.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0224 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is a response to support Burkina Faso in the fight against the COVID 19 pandemic will be based on capacity building of health management of entry points in order to prevent the deterioration of the social climate between populations and front-line actors and the establishment of a system to ensure the continuity of criminal justice and more efficient management in places of detention guaranteeing respect for the rights and freedoms of litigants during the pandemic period. Following its updated strategic plan for preparedness and response to COVID'19, the project will support the Government in the implementation of its response to COVID'19 in various places. As such, entry points in Burkina Faso, criminal courts and places of detention will be the target of the project. It will be implemented in collaboration with all institutions and actors of the justice field. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Burkina Faso Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 20213.83 660086.86 419699.04 1099999.73 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099999.73 1099999.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770000 330000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 12013.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57776.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213865.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61477.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57050.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102368.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121843.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 319610.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142113.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11879.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0227 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the Directorate General of Migration Management of Turkey to better manage irregular migration and reinforce the procedural safeguards at the reception centres in line with international and EU standards and best practices. The project further aims to strengthen national capacities and knowledge on immigration detention practices and standards and on promoting alternatives to detention (ATDs), while supporting developments of national policies and practices, especially on ATDs. It is essential that ATDs are available in law and implemented in practice; that conditions of immigration detention, where detention is necessary and unavoidable, meet international and EU standards. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 75160.75 774239.34 1250777.35 1816806.39 3500001.05 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3916983.83 3916983.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053157 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1281212.9 2446843 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2570213.24 -240444 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -261921.57 0.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -64627.21 78946.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 281099.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 478402.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 10568.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81504.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170238.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105144 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246750.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165034.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209214.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 467684.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201969.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208777.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268315.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270447.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214723.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82429.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16370.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0240 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project pursues the overall objective of supporting the Government of BF to improve the capacities of the authorities in charge of border security to ensure effective and efficient border control. This will be done through the installation of MIDAS to better control the movement of goods and people at the borders and appropriate training for front-line agents. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 53862.92 183551.75 207000.23 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237414.67 237414.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246135.55 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24715.27 2299.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37919.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12653.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26779.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11468.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33946.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17722.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1986.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116062 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0242 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and its repercussions, IOM will work to enhance the capacity of the Jordanian Government to limit the spread of COVID-19 and the scope of the public health crisis, while also preventing the interruption of supply chains that border closures would cause, thereby mitigating the pandemic’s socioeconomic impact on Jordan. This will be achieved by supporting Border Authorities with appropriate infrastructure and equipment, including personal protective equipment, while also training staff present at points of entry to screen, detect and safely handle, isolate, and refer suspected cases of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases, in line with IOM’s Health Border and Mobility Management (HBMM) framework. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 778319.32 841842.3 1620161.62 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1620161.62 1620161.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1620161 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1620161 0.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.38 6513.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11219.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170326.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180550.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139390.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120880.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 945156.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25836.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20287.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0243 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s overall objective is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia to address the social vulnerabilities of migrants and refugees as well as to strengthen capacities in addressing cross-border crime, with a focus on trafficking in human beings and smuggling of migrants in line with international standards. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 280212.41 982232.95 1576065.79 1401482.26 3999999.75 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4239993.41 4239993.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2393357 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2386198.4 1500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1642935.38 528898.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 627289.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 438260.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390833.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571798.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254725.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287028.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201506.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218173.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281173.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0250 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will build on past and ongoing interventions to support the Government of Benin to equip the border posts of Porga and Ouaké with the Migration Data Analysis System (MIDAS), IOM’s Border Management Information System and strengthen capacities of immigration, border and local to respond to the COVID-19 context, especially at points of entry. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Benin +229 6602 1443 Cotonou 0000, Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 32087.73 383296.33 248647.6 664031.66 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664031.66 664031.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664032 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664032 -0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.07 2179.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 4181.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11526.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151950.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9470.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113598.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253385.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26616.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88216.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2906.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0251 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM has developed training curricula and aids to enhance member states officials’ capacities to continue to work and to adapt their operational practices to the context of COVID-19 response at points of entry (PoE). This training curriculum draws upon the latest IOM and WHO reference materials, including International Health Regulations (IHR) (2005) on PoE preparedness and response. In order to increase capacities for Border Agency personnel to be able to manage the current pandemic, a migration training curriculum will be developed that will utilize materials for remote training, as in-person support is not possible. This will be done by creating virtual classroom environments or self-paced e-learning courses, available on an online platform. Promotional material will also be designed on the correct process for dealing with the current COVID-19 pandemic, the correct use of protective equipment and how to minimize risk. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) IOM - Tanzania, United Republic of African Capacity Build. ;Center ,Tanzania Regional ; Immigration Training Academy, Moshi, Tanzania, United Republic of Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia Sierra Leone Tanzania, United Republic of Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 56923.08 41998.86 17441.46 1179.3 108785.09 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117542.7 117542.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108785 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132020.63 0.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15378.78 1542.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20505.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 751.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11694.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17120 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74910.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11930.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1490.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0252 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will support the Government of Jordan in their efforts to strengthen border management and security practices at points of entry (PoE), and for border authorities to adhere to international standards and best practices for combatting transitional organized crime and terrorism at PoE while ensuring the continuity of cross-border traffic. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 499646.52 609923.62 556199.91 261897.85 96959.15 2652124.68 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2024627.05 2024627.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499978.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1186691.75 1054030.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 779032.15 98115.43 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72090.69 1544.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1746.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49059.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2697.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55366.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61618.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70832.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57287.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23097.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13841.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24400.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257507.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367052.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262319.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72424.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0253 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Contribute to building resilience to violence in communities and increase law enforcement’s positive relationships with communities in Cabo Delgado European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 471645.19 2606621.55 1285443.01 4000000.8 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4363709.75 4363709.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2690189 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3214084.83 -1995.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 1307992.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1107040.45 64774.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 81881.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -40960.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 5443.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121532.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405951.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540587.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 458183.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289520.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463942.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002233.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886507.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23680.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17467.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 379.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0254 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen and promote consular support services for stranded migrants in Libya, to facilitate their safe, voluntary, and dignified return to their countries of origin. This support will also build a foundation to provide migrants in Libya with legal identity. The project outcomes are for migrants stranded in Libya to access faster and more effective consular services. IOM will collaborate closely with embassies in Libya on establishing an online consular service that facilitates communication and coordination between migrants and their embassy representatives. The project will also ensure authorities of target migrant origin countries are aware of existing key bottlenecks that prevent effective consular support, and ways to address issues, and the embassy staff of target migrants’ origin countries have the skills and tools to provide efficient consular service support to nationals. Lastly the project will support embassies of migrant countries of origin to have political dialogue on legal and policy developments and lessons sharing on legal and policy recommendations, and ways to strengthen consular coordination and service support systems. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46061.38 176884.06 177054.5 399999.94 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399999.94 399999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 180000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180000 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.14 8804.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 6603.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2081.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6579.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2588.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14018.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50691.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106293.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91560.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97005.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13774.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0257 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to respond to the immediate challenges across the Mekong countries by targeting points of entry through enhancing capacity of border officials, reducing risks at points of entry and supporting vulnerable migrants in order to ensure safe, regular and humane migration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia South-eastern Asia Cambodia IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 369641.48 255385.77 625027.25 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625027.25 625027.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 25027.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25027.35 -21354.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21354.67 6514.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -0.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 21596.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79616.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172031.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89481.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137364.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27077.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64599.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5392.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0259 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to strengthening the maritime border management framework of Sri Lanka. The objective is that the Government effectively regulates and operates Multi-day Fishing Vessel fleet reinforcing illegal, unreported and unregulated regulation and to strengthening the government efforts in countering irregular migration, drug trafficking and other cross border criminal activities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1118895.69 2198407.17 2347403.63 828580.4 9457971.82 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6493286.89 6493286.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2880700 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2231371.03 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1392757.66 1962772.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1352703.46 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333111.26 1604227.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067106.65 510272 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346416.84 10064.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34639.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115941.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51670.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1040508.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425130.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 685476.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 884172.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490160.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515104.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304802.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378512.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419128.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 481979.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471595.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0260 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to enhance institutional and operational capacities to secure and stabilize the border between Mali and Niger. This will be achieved by developing stronger community engagement and more coherent approaches to border management in Gao (Mali) and Tillaberi (Niger) regions. This implies establishing mutual capacities to deal with border security threats, especially through the data collection and analysis capacities surrounding the MIDAS system, along the Labezzanga-Kongo Kiré corridor and developing related cooperation mechanisms. First, it will improve authorities’ understanding of challenges and needs faced by border populations to foster mutual trust and maintain the social fabric to prevent the area from becoming a no man’s land. This will be complemented by the extension of community prevention and communication networks operating in coordination with local and border authorities. Secondly, the proposed action will seek to build the capacities of border authorities, through the provision of modern and adapted equipment and improvement of border infrastructures in order to strengthen the State’s presence, capacities and visibility on both sides of the border, and strengthen controls along the Labezzanga-Kongo Kiré corridor, which is a strategic entry point for transnational criminal networks and Violent Extremism Organisations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali Western Africa IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1724609.47 1013447.12 2300000.36 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2738056.59 2738056.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380136.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460213.68 388509.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 437510.82 1439726.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1643523.66 -8373.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 101000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101202.4 -999.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1678.54 15040.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94967.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550927.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222971.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394153.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366685.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602195.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213805.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1141.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 708.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2599.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0261 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The BMIC is an international event that has become the largest gathering of national Government authorities specializing in immigration, home affairs, border control, civil registration, customs, population management, justice, health, public security and other agencies with responsibilities in the area of Immigration, Border and Identity management. The conference and its exhibition offer proven platforms for sharing of information, experiences on new developments in border and identity management for representatives of the mentioned stakeholders. In coordination with IOM’s co-organizer, the Asia Pacific Smart Card Association (APSCA), IOM will organize the 6th edition of the BMIC on 1 – 3 December 2021 in Bangkok, Thailand. IOM will define the BMIC’s themes and focus including the conference programmes and speakers, especially from governments, UN agencies and international organizations across the globe, to present the topics related to the conference’s themes. In addition, IOM will ensure the attendance and involvement of government authorities in the conference, by closely coordinating with IOM missions both in Asia-Pacific region and beyond to liaise with and coordinate for the participation of their respective government counterparts. Asia Pacific Smart Card Association (APSCA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5305.95 249164.54 7074.12 7074.12 1768.53 270387.26 Contracted Grant Amount Asia Pacific Smart Card Association (APSCA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270387.26 270387.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149779.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Asia Pacific Smart Card Association (APSCA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149779.65 120607.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Asia Pacific Smart Card Association (APSCA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120607.38 75687 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10972.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5031.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91893.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0262 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will address both hard and soft infrastructure by upgrading border management technology and empowering women so that the Department of Immigration of Lao People’s Democratic Republic has improved technological solutions and capacity to effectively manage migration flows in line with international standards and universal values. Ultimately, Lao People’s Democratic Republic will be able to facilitate safe, orderly and regular border crossing, while preventing migrant smuggling and human trafficking from and transit through the country in order to realize a peaceful and secure society. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 754261.8 720705.96 304806.34 220226.1 2000000.2 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.2 2000000.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2006331.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2006331.4 13739.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15738.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17101.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66890.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44793.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74688.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83862.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107381.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119685.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120527.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221007.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276593.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92001.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299582.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298615.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0265 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to enhancing the government of Timor-Leste’s border management capacity through deployment of integrated and functioning border management information system (MIDAS), with connection between HQ and 4 border crossing points (BCPs). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 127234.38 745943.89 626822.29 1500000.56 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.56 1500000.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.14 366.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23178.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21394.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53319.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86720.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119266.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 617901.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266065.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179246.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67337.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65202.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0266 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Governments of Cambodia and Viet Nam imposed border closures and mobility restrictions. As a result, the economies in border areas between Viet Nam and Cambodia have been severely disrupted, with a significant impact on border communities, small-scale cross-border traders, as well as daily and seasonal migrants who earn a living through cross-border economic activities. The overall objective of the project is to support the Governments of Cambodia and Viet Nam to enhance the formulation and implementation of evidence-based policies and programmes in the context of cross-border mobility. The project will develop capacities of the government officials to regularly collect, update and analyse comprehensive data to inform the planning, coordination and implementation of national policy and programming on migration and human mobility. The project objective will be achieved through the realization of two interlinked and interdependent project outcomes: i) Information and data analysis will be regularly utilized to inform migration policy decisions and programme design; and ii) Interagency and cross-order cooperation will be strengthened through bilateral exchange on relevant policy information and harmonization of procedures for reopening borders between the two countries. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia South-eastern Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Cambodia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 160132.65 181171.99 41552.52 17142.84 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 8319.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8125.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42710.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -398.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20269.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4864.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8706.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29440.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25232.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15666.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32202.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21211.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26375.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72996.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0269 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aim to enhance Government of Indonesia’s response in addressing the health and socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 throughout the country. It will contribute so through the two-fold objectives, as the following: Objective 1: To strengthen the Government of Indonesia’s efforts in mitigating the health risks and socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on Indonesian migrant worker households. Objective 2: To strengthen the Government of Indonesia’s COVID-19 preparedness and response measures at points of entry (PoEs) in Indonesia, including international airports, seaports, and ground crossings.Under the first objective, IOM will work in close collaboration with the National Agency for the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers (BP2MI), as the main mandated government institution responsible for the protection and empowerment of Indonesian migrant workers and their families. Under the second objective, IOM will focus in strengthening COVID-19 response, through improved infection prevention and control measures, as well as disease surveillance at the PoEs. In executing the proposed response under this Objective, IOM will closely work with the Ministry of Health and the Directorate General of Immigration, under the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 143880.01 837645.2 198474.81 1180000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1180000.02 1180000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 180000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180000 -0.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.53 1928.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7529.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9335.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36056.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109208.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93291.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124025.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227370.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274685.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263983.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32583.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0270 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support identifying and addressing the gaps in the implementation of the national reforms approximating the Ukrainian border management system to the standards and best practices of the EU Integrated Border Management (IBM). This is in line with the national Integrated Border Management Strategy of Ukraine up to 2025 (IBM Strategy) adopted on 24 July 2019 by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 391603.86 2310610.39 420519.89 2930000.08 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3122734.14 3122734.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 930000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1109785.2 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2252252.25 1966.68 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -250402.23 269901.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277000.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406206.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 585121.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1226771.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72284.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277932.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -424.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3158.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0271 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to improve community safety and strengthen borders, contributing to peace and stability in Mozambique and United Republic of Tanzania, through the following outcomes. Enhance capacity of Communities and Law Enforcement in Community Engagement and Policing practices in Mozambique and United Republic of Tanzania. Law enforcement has increased capacity in Intelligence Led Policing. The Mozambican National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) has increased capacity in Investigative Policing. Improved cross-border cooperation and capacity between Tanzanian and Mozambican border agencies. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Tanzania, United Republic of Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1345001.28 3229660.87 4199994.36 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4574662.15 4574662.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 336001.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400956.86 549256.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640158.94 1789973.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1841536.04 1224642.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1347241.06 -218.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 -22593.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25048 201.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -60222.62 78186.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544527.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736459.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419443 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 472184.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1723397.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176932.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8412.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -624.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14297.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0272 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to strengthen the migration management capacities of the Government of the Congo by upgrading the current border management infrastructure. A border management information system (BMIS) is a key element for the efficient management of cross-border movement of people while also preventing, controlling and responding to potential cross-border threats. It allows for the systematic collection of migration data and in-depth analysis of migration flows at airports and border crossing points, enabling real-time checks and allowing for immediate decision making. The Congo is using the old version of the IOM developed BMIS at Brazzaville Maya-Maya airport. The modernization of the old system is required to ensure the full operability of the upgraded system, the Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS) and its interoperability with international alert lists and additional modules, thus improves the management of migration in the Congo. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Congo (the) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11424 237958.4 50617.6 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -15574.7 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15574.7 2458 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20598.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9183.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4152.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139595.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30536.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66626.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1151.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4876.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0273 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Algeria has seen in recent years a surge in the entry of irregular migrants. Some of these migrants resort to the services of criminal smuggling networks, while others are victims of human trafficking. In response to this situation, IOM proposes a project to contribute to counter migrant smuggling and human trafficking along the Central Mediterranean Route. In particular, the project seeks to promote a coherent and multi-disciplinary response to migrant smuggling and human trafficking, involving close co-ordination between relevant stakeholders at international, regional and national level, to support law enforcement efforts and ensure that appropriate assistance is available to migrants in need. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria World Algeria Italy IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Niger Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 332784.3 719214.71 804663.43 297767.34 1980198.86 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2154429.78 2154429.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980198.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2414875.63 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -276543.13 235.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26406.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58119.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84546.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68439.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29215.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -38811.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67001.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129268.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213976.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507307.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307646.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 743956.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -58975.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0275 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at identifying best practices in, and challenges to the protection of human rights at international borders, in order to properly integrate human rights principles in the training and practice of border control agents and ensure that migrants traversing or attempting to traverse those borders, enjoy the protection of their fundamental rights. The project also supports the rollout of a capacity-building / training package tailored at border management practitioners. Finally, the project aims at mainstreaming best practices identified during the project cycle into internal processes and guidelines. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 48166.26 246138.27 36456.09 299999.87 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330760.62 330760.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132304.3 115000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126512.65 -0.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -463.59 7077 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8078.77 2891.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5165.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4300.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38974.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21775.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24300.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103161.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57039.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8816.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0276 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will be delivered under the overall objective to support efforts of the Government of Pakistan, specifically the Federal Investigation Agency to combat smuggling of migrants (SOM) and trafficking in persons (TiP), by adopting a rights-based and gender-sensitive approach. IOM will support the Government of Pakistan to address the critical gaps highlighted above through four interlinked and mutually reinforcing outcomes relating to prevention and protection, which are critical for coordinated response to combat TiP and SOM. Outcomes relating to prevention will entail strengthening capacities of immigration and border officials to prevent and investigate irregular migration and raising awareness on regular migration pathways and risks of irregular migration amongst local communities. Outcomes relating to protection will include capacity building of the service delivery sector and provision of direct assistance to victims of human trafficking and vulnerable smuggled migrants. The proposed project activities are also closely aligned with the priorities of the FIA, as highlighted through the strategic objectives of their National Action Plan (2021-2025). Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 164662.74 388746.05 377792.89 375948.75 140320.58 9900000.67 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1447471.01 1447471.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6930000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099650.9 2970000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 438829.79 41340.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10442.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41865.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36797.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41325.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45421.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31272.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47785.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52085.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62365.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91540.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82602.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75645.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28850.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92365.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0277 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to enhancing peace, security and stability through rebuilding trust between law enforcement officials and communities; and a conducive environment for returns through strengthened social cohesion and increasing access to rights and political representation. To address these objectives, IOM will increase the capacity of law enforcement officials and the ability of the community to engage with one another to identify and resolve security issues through the Community Policing approach, as well as increase interagency coordination on border security issues. This project will also strengthen the participation of the Yazidi community in transitional justice mechanisms development, and increase inter community cohesion and political representation of Yazidis. IOM will support Yazidis and other vulnerable families to access housing, land and property rights as well as enhanced tenure security and rights. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2912055.85 2728063.74 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2912055.85 2912055.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1374640.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1565649.68 1353423.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1392410.71 -211437.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -224217.44 211437.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104399.44 19990 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11010 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 376934.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 976422.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 651755.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1124552.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23369.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -345539.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -241.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0278 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to enhancing peace, security and stability through rebuilding trust between law enforcement officials and communities; and a conducive environment for returns through strengthened social cohesion and increasing access to rights and political representation. To address these objectives, IOM will increase the capacity of law enforcement officials and the ability of the community to engage with one another to identify and resolve security issues through the Community Policing approach, as well as increase interagency coordination on border security issues. This project will also strengthen the participation of the Yazidi community in transitional justice mechanisms development, and increase inter community cohesion and political representation of Yazidis. IOM will support Yazidis and other vulnerable families to access housing, land and property rights as well as enhanced tenure security and rights. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 99662.51 87802.65 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99662.51 99662.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -259.48 74285.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -74545.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0279 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Smuggling of migrants affects migration governance, national security and the well-being of migrants. In Mexico, COVID-19 has exacerbated the risks of migrants falling for smuggling networks, as these networks have become an integral part of the migration journey. Migrants coming from Central American countries attempting to reach the United States and Canada in pursuit of better socio-economic opportunities are particularly impacted. Regional workplans on counter-smuggling have been adopted within the Regional Conference on Migration such as the workplan on Migrant Smuggling 2019-2025 in order to address the above-mentioned challenge. However, Mexico does not have a national counter-smuggling plan to honour and successfully implement the counter-smuggling agreements reached through the RCM framework. Therefore, the objective of this project is to contribute to the eradication of migrant smuggling in Mexico through the implementation of a national gender-sensitive counter-smuggling strategy, aligned with regional agreements. In order to accomplish this objective, two outputs are proposed: 1)The development of a national gender-sensitive counter-smuggling strategy by the Government of Mexico;2)The strengthening of the capacity of relevant governmental officials with regard to counter-smuggling in order to successfully implement the national counter-smuggling strategy. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 140331.89 109152.14 50515.95 299999.98 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.98 299999.98 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -28925.29 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28925.29 4539.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10745.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13906.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12673.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33750.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38987.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82433.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59037.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0282 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to better migration management of mixed migration flows in the Western Balkans (WB) through strengthening effective counter-smuggling and counter-human trafficking practices. The increasingly complex mixed migration dynamics in the WB, coupled with the operational challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic since the beginning of 2020, have revealed important institutional needs and gaps in the field of border management, and in particular in the context of smuggling of migrants (SOM) and the trafficking in human beings (THB). This project therefore builds its interventions around three outcomes. Regional cooperation and coordination amongst key actors in countering SOM and THB in the Western Balkans is enhanced at strategic and operational/technical level. Front line actors in the WB have enhanced human and technical capacities for proactive identification, protection and assistance to victims of trafficking and smuggled migrants, as well as for enhanced criminal justice response to SOM and THB cases. Enhanced protection, direct assistance to and empowerment of vulnerable migrants and victims of trafficking following a rights-based and victim-sensitive approach. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 414977.61 807685.54 810877.03 746131.4 91830.98 19729458.67 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2871502.56 2871502.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4463391.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698168.53 5951188.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871585.9 2975594.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430621.46 1487797.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217070 4851484.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 705567.84 8727.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3003.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2044.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2650.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11819.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45892.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98181.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100080.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159103.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237541.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246450.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172557.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299808.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203494.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209798.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189785.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135837.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0284 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the overall objective of improving border security in the northern regions of Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana and Togo, the project would build on past and ongoing national and regional interventions, to strengthen border management capacities and community resilience in key northern border areas of the selected countries, through four mutually reinforcing outcomes, namely: strengthening the infrastructure and equipment at the border posts; reinforcing the response mechanism for border related crisis, including public health emergencies; improving border community engagement; and improving coordination between the target countries. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana Western Africa IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 252634 1447593.99 2478490.13 1821281.61 5999999.73 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5999999.73 5999999.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 2995.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27524 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6909.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93804.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124009.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257263.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 828621.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 612607.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441658.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 542233.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650787.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466412.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578571.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1265848.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78767.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0286 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of the project is to sustainably enhance border security by improving the technical capacities of the Burkina Faso Border Police. This aim is to be achieved notably by the installation of the MIDAS system in three border posts between Burkina Faso and Ghana and Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast (Kosso, Hamele and Lan). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 99259.37 733729.53 1079777.16 529741.73 2442507.79 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2442507.79 2442507.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25607 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25607 50926 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50926 69646 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69646 25269 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25269 125204 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125204 153599 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153599 386463 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386463 364420 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364420 645485 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 645485 -1846619 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1846619 1983430 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1983430 459078 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 459078 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 25606.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88612.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15217.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69192.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98023.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402507.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184462.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699475.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263521.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538793.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57095.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0287 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Safe cross border movements of people and goods are key to a nation’s development and stability, as well as recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. This is particularly vital for Pacific Island Countries (PICs) – among the most remote countries on earth – with economies heavily reliant on tourism, international trade and remittance flows.The overall objective that guides the proposed project is to contribute to ensuring safe and effective migration and border management in the Pacific. To achieve the overall objective, the proposed project will conduct a feasibility study focusing on the interoperability between IOM’s Border Management Information System MIDAS and UNCTAD’s Customs Management System ASYCUDA, which will inform the development of an updated Integrated Border Management Strategy in Vanuatu. In Tonga, the project will carry out a needs assessment on border infrastructure at the immigration headquarters and Fua'amotu International Airport, install and operationalize MIDAS at those two locations, implement a MIDAS-ASYCUDA interoperability pilot and provide related capacity building activities for government officials. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tonga Oceania Tonga IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 51549.37 93065.09 238410.18 16975.36 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 13464.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29842.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57743.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138456.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18107.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29204.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44332.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14754.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1385.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1626.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31080.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0288 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will work in partnership with the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) to support local authorities across Scotland to ensure that vulnerable individuals under their care can access immigration advice and support to regularise their status and prevent destitution. UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 54349.16 199914.23 199836.91 204883.38 51637.47 563176.27 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 710621.15 710621.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71536 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95127.66 53000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69100.39 92230 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111793.94 156285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196584.91 12690 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16480.52 38070 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48250.95 139365 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181228.87 33578.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53114.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29620.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26235.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31054.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78150.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55178.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63421.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41965.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71317.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28199.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48520.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58539.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0289 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia to strengthen border management capabilities in addressing cross-border crime, including smuggling of migrants and trafficking in human beings, in line with international standards and with a human right- and gender-based approach. To achieve the project objective, IOM will work towards the achievement of the following two outcomes: 1) National Border Police from the country’s Southern border demonstrates an increased cross-border cooperation capacity with the Border Police of Greece in addressing cross-border crime, including smuggling of migrants and cases of violence, exploitation, abuse in full respect of the rule of law and human rights; and 2) Strengthened technical border management capabilities leads to improved border surveillance. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11360.56 164023 34820.25 199999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210203.81 210203.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60109.29 135000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140918.58 10000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11173.18 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1998.43 1967.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8157.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24635.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5180.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21848.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152409.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0290 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The global objective of the project is to sustainably support the Government to enhance border management by strengthening the relationship between rural border communities and local and border authorities to help avert cross-border crime, identify security issues and build ownership of regional challenges in Burkina Faso and Niger, and foster bilateral thematic exchanges between both communities and law enforcement forces. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso Western Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 875517.98 2224408 350074.45 3450000.43 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3450000.43 3450000.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21310 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21310 121925 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121925 238773 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238773 317205 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317205 438887 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 438887 235810 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235810 808435 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808435 754574 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 754574 513081 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513081 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.08 21309.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179868.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270487.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310706.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355727.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 546401.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 715047.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879509.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171373.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -430.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0291 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project targets strengthening the Federal Government of Nigeria's capacity to effectively and securely manage its borders by facilitating regular movement and simultaneously preventing irregular ones by implementing required technical tools and legal procedures, and operational protocols. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 575813.8 1229773.92 169412.16 1974999.88 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1974999.88 1974999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12179 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12179 26247 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26247 66414 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66414 145627 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145627 290691 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290691 305769 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305769 483110 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 483110 342609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342609 128437 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128437 -7294 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7294 -51.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -51.11 12179.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52350.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86848.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131843.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257936.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 615069.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231317.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366066.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54129.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14002.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0292 International Organization for Migration (IOM) At present, there is no specific mechanisms in place in Sierra Leone allowing for the systematic collection of migration data and in-depth analysis of migration flows at airports and border crossing points, thereby preventing real-time checks by government authorities and informed-based decision making. These technical gaps hamper the effective implementation of the priorities set forth by the Sierra Leone National Migration Policy.In light of the above, the objective of the project is to strengthen the migration management capacity of the Government of Sierra Leone through the deployment of a Border Management Information System (BMIS), key element for efficient management of cross-border movement of people while also preventing, controlling and responding to potential cross-border threats.In particular, and in view of improving the management of migration in Sierra Leone, the project will set-up the Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS) system in targeted border posts, train immigration officials for the effective use of MIDAS and ensure its long-term maintenance, and finally, develop a comprehensive integrated border management strategy and action plan aiming to lay down the foundations for an effective and sustainable border management approach, contributing to the implementation of the Sierra Leone National Migration Policy with regard to border management. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sierra Leone NEW SIGNAL HILL ROAD 18, FREETOWN 232, Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 199119.47 96471.76 4408.77 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -25855.38 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25855.38 10554.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14250.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3992.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26943.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91989.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12711.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73281.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21663.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3758.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0294 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to its geographical location, Honduras has become a country of transit for irregular migrants. According to the National Migration Institute (INM in Spanish), between 2014 and 2021 , around 122,971 migrants entered the country irregularly at the southern border. Among those people, 8,453 were children and adolescents. The increase in migrants entering irregularly in the country has posed several challenges, notably in terms of effective reception and inclusive care for this population, especially for those in a vulnerable state needing international protection. The Government of Honduras has established mechanisms for the reception and attention of this population, however, the growing demand for legal counselling, inclusive care and protection, especially for those in a vulnerable state, has generated the urgent need to establish more adequate spaces and to strengthen the capacities of government officials. In this regard, the objective of the project is to support the Government of Honduras to improve the management of irregular migrants, at the southern border, with a gender and human rights approach, increasing reception capacities, providing inclusive care, promoting coordination among actors and use of referral mechanisms to enhance the protection of migrants. In particular, this will be achieved through 1) the establishment of a training centre for government officials, in order to improve knowledge management, use and sharing ; 2) the refurbishment of reception, attention and referral spaces with a gender and human rights approach to allow for an inclusive care of migrants, and; 3) the strengthening of collaboration and coordination capacities among the INM and other key actors at the southern border to improve attention, protection and assistance provided to irregular migrants through the development of a roadmap. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4392.7 166824.89 128782.41 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -10316.21 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10316.21 1266.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8414.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12188.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31312.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24966.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6658.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13665.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82912.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93298.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0295 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Determining legal identity is a crucial element within the context of various migration procedures, including visa and residence permit applications, regularization measures, and other regular migration channels. For migrants, legal identity is also an important condition for access to rights and services. Especially for those without resident status in their host country, specific processes of establishing legal identity and providing proof of such are not regulated internationally. The entire human rights law framework warrants, for example, the respect of the right to privacy, not to be subjected to torture or any cruel or inhumane treatment, the prohibition of discrimination, and the right to liberty – to name just a few. There is, however, a lack of international guidance regarding practical ways to establish legal identity for migrants where proof of legal identity is lacking. The proposed project therefore aims to conduct participatory field research in pilot countries in order to collect and promote good practices of how states determine legal identity of foreign nationals without proof of identity. Based on the participatory field research, the project will formulate an innovative gender-sensitive global guidance in the form of a compendium which would guide Member States in establishing legal identity to uphold the rights of migrants and of their children, without putting them at risk. The proposed project will also develop a comprehensive online knowledge platform focusing on legal identity and migration which would be the first of its kind and serve as a global resource and interactive platform for international dialogue for Member States in facilitating access to legal identity for migrants on their territories. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Brazil Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 56376.99 226502.5 117120.51 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 10134.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53141.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48416.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36736.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91101.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40313.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40635.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31779.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15405.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -708.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0296 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to support the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, in the management of irregular migratory flows to Spain by providing guidance and information to migrants who have arrived irregularly to the Spanish coasts and lack information about their administrative status and its legal implications. The actions will be carried out by a team of cultural mediators based on the points of entry at the Island of Gran Canaria, Almeria and Malaga. Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 170261.17 150000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170261.17 170261.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168918.92 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11523.97 30538.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38095.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48343.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 416.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0297 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to improving border security and build community resilience to illicit trafficking in border areas in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger along the Central Mediterranean axis through a more sustainable and integrated border management approach. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 202556.01 1936428.56 2597970.26 4455445.52 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4736954.83 4736954.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3344594.59 1485445.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1506537.05 -679.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -75004.53 164989.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -82494.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 350386.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 286.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1073.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -293.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 83727.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290751.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258335.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383499.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553556.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425880.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 825198.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 735584.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538830.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117310.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129502.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0299 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will primarily focus on addressing needs in the areas of search and rescue, and border control at point of entry by enhancing capacities of the Government to conduct sea operations along the Tunisian coasts and through an overall enhancement of the national capacities, including by countering document fraud. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 151313.47 635870.8 288512.27 7421428.75 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1075696.54 1075696.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2226428.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343266.84 4452857.43 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 641160.18 742142.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107401.24 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25893.35 13.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4790.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10950.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55712.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117714.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274078.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79138.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31986.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 802.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2665.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156562.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331517.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0300 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to contribute to enhance the capacity of the Somali Immigration's Fraud Detection Units, Passport Enrolment Centres, Regional Offices and Border Posts. The intervention will consist of construction, facilitation of relevant equipment and training for immigration officers. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78165.52 763653.71 1296134.6 14851485.25 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2137953.83 2137953.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7351485.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1113692.65 7500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072961.37 -36.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5.17 -521078 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -74069.37 7.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8764.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58682.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64928.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278960.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103532.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272456.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339415.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383549.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 528982.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20250.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1376.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -946.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0302 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to support Turkey’s efforts in strengthening its integrated border management (IBM) approach and preventing irregular border crossings and other cross-border crimes at eastern, southern and southeastern borders. The expected outcome is that the institutional capacity of the Directorate General of Provincial Administration (DGPA) and related border management agencies are enhanced to support the IBM response in the eastern, southern and southeastern border provinces. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 638315.1 489795.33 874137.03 349661.38 16157890.05 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2351908.84 2351908.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3347367.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507100.03 6694734.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 969127.76 1115789.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159057.61 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 743273.38 6270.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67276.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90845.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130366.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86764.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92774.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173415.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131048.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136253.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550495.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107141.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91649.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0303 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to support the Government of Iran with migration management support, including through the strengthening of border management infrastructure, and training of local institutions and border officers on protection issues affecting migrants, with a particular focus on counter-trafficking and counter-smuggling. In particular, IOM will aim to support the national Government to enhance access to durable solutions for vulnerable Afghans and their families while avoiding them having to resort to trafficking and smuggling networks. This includes the preparatory actions for the implementation of Humanitarian Corridors/Evacuations for their safe and dignified movement to and admission in Italy, the implementation of pre-migration health activities, as well as pre-departure orientation for parts of the caseload where the latter support is not provided by other actors. IOM will also support initiatives that ensure the inclusion of migrants and refugees in recovery processes, aiming to facilitate social cohesion and community stabilization, in a protection sensitive manner. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Italy Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 438436.21 2354509.02 2110938.66 1288389.73 5730874.6 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6192273.62 6192273.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3986853 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4489699.32 1744021 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1869261.52 25000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 65891 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 8114 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -25000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21693.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52186.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135315.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216623.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177600.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249281.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391291.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 327947.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317098.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242455.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539937.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398474.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0304 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Informed by ongoing discussions at policy level, including relevant global and regional processes, the project will contribute to the Government of Tunisia capacity of migration governance and border management, including targeted support at points of entry and support to enhancing rescue at sea operations along the Tunisian coasts. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1544500.37 1993799.65 2510633.45 1241443.79 6782177.98 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7290377.26 7290377.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3960396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4459905.41 2821782 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3008296.38 2957.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4374.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71115.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128961.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90506.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153225.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 595077.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147715.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190095.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203356.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213301.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0305 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to improve security at its porous and vast borders, the Federal Government of Somalia (FGoS) is aiming at strengthening the capacity of the Immigration and Naturalisation Directorate (IND) in line with the National Development Plan. The programme, started in 2013, focuses on enhancing service delivery and migration functions of Somalia’s immigration authorities through improved human and operational capacities. Similar to its 2020-2021 predecessor, the proposed intervention aims to contribute to achieving advancing well-being of society and migrants through stronger migration governance and development. This project aims to achieve this by continuing to foster an integrated approach that focuses on the active engagement of diasporic actors to transfer knowledge and competencies to the IND. Furthermore, it will contribute to the construction of the new IND Kismayo (Branch 2). It will focus organizational and human capacity building at the centralized level of the FGoS in Mogadishu and its Regional Branch in Kismayo. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 115100.17 631926.17 24150.19 7272278.58 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771176.53 771176.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3960396.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 437709.55 2970297.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290153.08 63360 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6491.8 278212.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25892.32 -0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -42177.51 7.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44276.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88383.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106842.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311228.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200094.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4674.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -38469.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1032.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0306 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will establish processes of positive change, at institutional, individual and societal levels, to reduce the risk of communities impacted by crises or fragility from regressing into or remaining in crisis situations. It will further lay the foundations for access to longer term and sustainable development through strengthening border management, enabling meaningful community participation in contributing to peace and security efforts, whilst contributing to the wider COVID-19 response in South Sudan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1269672.15 1200557.71 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1269672.15 1269672.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273822.56 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211193.24 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202839.76 550557.91 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 566417.6 -0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1353.5 12671.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -533.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 86817.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313889.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297679.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269649.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281782.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4051.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13088.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0307 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to enhance the understanding of key policy makers and implementers of the specific needs of remote border regions, to ensure a more inclusive and comprehensive COVID-19 response and recovery. The project aims to achieve this objective through three major components. Firstly, an in-depth, multi-sectoral assessment of remote and at-risk border communities, guided by the Human Security approach. Dissemination of the assessment’s key findings and policy recommendations for Covid-19 response and recovery, targeting policy makers at local and central levels to strengthen the resilience of border communities by including their context specific needs and vulnerabilities. The assessment will also provide suggestions for applying the human security approach and analytical lens for other regions/sectors, to ensure continued commitment to the leave-no-one-behind principle. Detailed stakeholder mapping to raise visibility of local actors that play an important role in response and prevention efforts, to build capacity and strengthen local partnerships and coordination mechanisms for current as well as future emergency preparedness and response. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5657.55 93598.48 48109.03 4445.02 151810.08 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151810.08 151810.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133871.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133871.98 17937.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17937.8 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 15265.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 15265.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 18818.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 34787.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1859.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7125.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1792.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1520.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 440.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13867.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11180.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30408.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -651.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0308 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Seme border is considerably one of the most important border regions in the West African frontier between Nigeria and Benin, being one of the busiest land routes used for travelling and commerce as both the Nigerian and Benin economies are dependent on cross-border trade. While the border is replete with border security agencies, there is also the prevalence of criminal activities, ranging from the trafficking of humans, illicit goods and drugs, which extend beyond national boundaries. To support the Federal Government of Nigeria in its efforts to process the identities of individuals upon entering or exiting the country as well as foreigner registration and regularisation; manage migration, curb the growing criminal activities across land borders and promote responsible and orderly migration in the country, IOM launched the MIDAS initiative which can be deployed in states. The system is based on an automated acquisition of standardised and interoperable data set that comprises individuals' biometrical (open standards ICAO and NIST compliant) and biographical information, basic travel document information, as well as additional relevant data as a fully operational Border Management Information System (BMIS) serves a critical role in facilitating and securing cross-border movements while preventing irregularities and crime. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 364295.92 13392.55 350000 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 377688.47 377688.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187969.92 157500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157973.92 17500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19358.41 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6461.92 1515.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9881.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179498.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81825.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73608.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25435.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0309 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint UN project will deliver activities under the overall objective of supporting the efforts of the Government of Georgia to strengthen its integrated border management and migration governance capacities, ensuring compliance with the Visa Liberalization Agreement with the European Union. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 270905.17 597934.41 1939592.18 2649999.95 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2808431.76 2808431.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2252734.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2536862.7 397312.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 437568.68 220391.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 86440.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 123048.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369425.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247386.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303277.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201504.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121128.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1098135.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83148.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78121.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5253.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4639.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33480.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0310 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to increased security on the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border from irregular movements and public health threats through stronger capacity of the Border Forces of Tajikistan. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tajikistan +992 37 221 03 02 dushanbeinfo@iom.int 22a, Vtoroy proezd Azizbekova stree, Dushanbe, Tajikistan Asia IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9152.83 289939.96 331905.68 269002.24 900000.71 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.71 900000.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.48 13557.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46586 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2919.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19946.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12132.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125500.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40153.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54325.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19924.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42679.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27983.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0313 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at supporting the Government of Bangladesh in its effort to strengthen the border control and migration management systems by improving the efficiency of operations at border control points, reinforce regional cooperation and information exchange mechanisms. The project will pursue two distinct but complementary Outcomes: improved technical capabilities of immigration authorities through the provision of equipment, software and other support; and strengthened border authorities’ skills and knowledge in effective border control, tackling cross border crimes and countering migrant smuggling through institutional capacity building. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 96562.99 445753.66 115606.69 71482.73 990099.96 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 729406.07 729406.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490099 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393653.82 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364166.06 17413.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21525.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28885.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23345.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34978.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17679.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11548.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26090.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17038.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16952.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19625.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0314 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project implemented in Latin America & Caribbean (LAC) and particularly in Panama and Colombia consists in supporting the Regularization and Socio-Economic Integration of Venezuelan refugees and migrants (VRMs) Regional through the design and development of regularization toolkit, and the trainings to enhance the capacities of host governments, private sector and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in the design, implementation, and dissemination of regularization mechanisms in the LAC region; developing a guide on regularization for Venezuelan NGOs to be used by CSOs to provide technical advice to VRMs on regularization processes; reinforcing protection capacities at Panama’s National Ombudsperson’s Office for migrants with a Human Rights-based approach; providing technical assistance on Colombia’s national regularization program to public and private entities to promote social inclusion; combating different forms of intolerance including Xenophobia; improving migration and border management capacity building for Panama’s government officials on migration management, and for Colombia on Integrated Border Management, Humanitarian Border Management; supporting the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) carried out in Panama to increase data collection; and promoting Regular Migration Pathways vs. Irregular Pathways Awareness raising campaign, in Panama, on risks of Darién Gap Crossings. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Paraguay Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Dominican Republic Curaçao Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Aruba (Netherlands) Argentina Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1023503 770746.34 86099.67 2484158.5 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1880349.01 1880349.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534136.55 1819158 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1364709.68 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -44274.29 137140.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103452.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141587.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214985.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328306.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 626114.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215336.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91917.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 873.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5141.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0315 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s goal is to address the causes of instability and conflicts in borderland communities of The Gambia and Senegal which include weak border management practices fueling mistrust between border authorities and communities; the rising transnational organized crimes such as smuggling of migrants, arms, timber, drugs and trafficking in persons; and illegal exploitation of natural resources leading to environmental degradation. These will be addressed in an integrated approach by strengthening cross-border cooperation between border authorities and communities for peaceful co-existence, promoting community management practices of natural resources and increasing community resilience through support for alternative livelihoods options for improved social cohesion. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia Western Africa Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 188803.88 642316.78 547846.99 21032.79 1400000.44 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000.44 1400000.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980000 420000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420000 4196.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 266.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 69104.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172618.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136233.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210580.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202460.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96479.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130860.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26801.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340753.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53667.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20195.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0316 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since its inception in 2002, the Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime (Bali Process) has effectively raised regional awareness of the consequences of people smuggling, trafficking in persons and related transnational crime, and developed and implemented strategies and practical cooperation in response. The Bali Process is co-chaired by Australia and Indonesia. It consists of 45 States, plus the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the International Labour Organization (ILO). It is a voluntary and non-binding forum for policy dialogue, information sharing and practical cooperation. IOM is responsible for the administration and maintenance of the Bali Process website to ensure the technical capacity and functionality of the website keeps pace with the increasing demands of the membership, including the upload and archive of the conference/meeting documentation and other information materials on the site. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Macao SAR, China Maldives IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Nauru New Zealand IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan Palau IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye United States of America IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Sri Lanka United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Fiji France Hong Kong SAR, China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Kiribati Cambodia Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 India Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2499.96 7500.06 10000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000.02 10000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 2471.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2187.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1900.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3440.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0319 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The pilot initiative with strong potential for replicability, will mitigate migration challenges and improve the cross-border environment along the Senegambia bridge by enhancing border posts to pre-empt situations of vulnerability; strengthening capacity of border authorities; increasing awareness among women and youth of their rights; and strengthening skills and opportunities for women and youth. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia Western Africa IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 45413.66 146444.53 262361.28 245780.74 700000.21 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.21 700000.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490000 210000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210000 4196.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 34341.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109621.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51285.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87833.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33093.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37633.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21942.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14792.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77225.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24181.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161355.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0322 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to strengthen cross-border cooperation between border authorities and communities through enhanced, integrated border management and natural resources management practices in Senegal and The Gambia. The implementation strategy for this project will use a three-prong approach in addressing the root causes of conflict through interventions to strengthen border management capacities, natural resources management and improve community resilience through livelihoods support. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Western Africa Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10942.7 289511.63 350010.67 99534.44 749999.44 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749999.44 749999.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 225000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 27975.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49993.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36758.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101953.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157414.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16313.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97022.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203381.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9216.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41190.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0323 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance the Government of Sri Lanka capacity to manage borders to efficiently deter and prevent all forms of migrant smuggling, and other transnational crimes through the application of passenger risk assessment. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 246346.36 51361.33 399999.86 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297707.69 297707.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256809.34 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51928.78 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13059.57 -17152 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12547.18 1825.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3401.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87804.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21142.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88020.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78492.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2443.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0324 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on Azerbaijan's national priorities, political willingness and international commitments, this initiative will contribute to enhance travel facilitation and border security in the country, by supporting national authorities with the necessary steps towards the establishment of a state-of-the-art Passenger Information Unit (PIU).The project will support, and feed into, current efforts by the Azerbaijani Government to strengthen its Advanced Passenger Information (API) and Passenger Name Record (PNR) capacities. Within this framework, a functioning PIU shall serve the country to effectively govern its API/PNR systems and API/PNR data.The initiative’s objective will be achieved through the following: the provision to national authorities (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, State Customs Committee, State Border Service, amongst others) of an assessment of Azerbaijan's legislative framework, to identify gaps and necessary amendments to establish a PIU; SoPs on the operationalization of a PIU. Furthermore, the initiative will aim at strengthening the understanding of key governmental staff on the added value, functioning and governance of a PIU through two study visits (one to INTERPOL, one to a country equipped with a state-of-the-art PIU - TBD); the acquired knowledge will be sustainably retained, as recommendations on setting up a PIU in-house will be drafted, for validation by national stakeholders. Finally, the project envisions an assessment of Azerbaijan's technical API/PNR infrastructure, with subsequent recommendations, as well as a comprehensive workplan towards the establishment of a PIU, which the authorities should validate and implement in the medium-term. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 87299.8 98105.54 185405.34 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185405.34 185405.34 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 -260852.17 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -260852.17 2997.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12423.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11717.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11837.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0325 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to contribute to improving security and stability in border areas in Niger. More specifically, the project seeks to reinforce the Government of Niger capacities to secure borders through modern equipment and facilities, data analysis and investigative skills, and mutual understanding and collaboration with border communities, through a community engagement and policing approach. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Belgium - Official Federal Service of Foreign Affaires IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 112920.48 557208.27 386647.38 1000000.6 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Official Federal Service of Foreign Affaires International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1056776.13 1056776.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Official Federal Service of Foreign Affaires International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1126126.13 56.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Official Federal Service of Foreign Affaires International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47969.05 39640.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49016.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88786.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84013.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266309.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239654.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135230.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94468.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81037.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0327 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to ensure more effective control of cross-border movements in Côte d'Ivoire while strengthening the capacity of border management authorities to address current transnational threats and strengthen international cooperation in migration management in Côte d'Ivoire. The project will focus on infrastructural improvement of land borders through the construction and equipping of four (4) border posts in strategic sites to be identified jointly with the DST to ensure more effective control of cross-border land movements. Additionally the project will focus on the strengthening of the technical and operational capacities of the Ivorian government authorities involved in the safeguarding of national security and the fight against transnational crimes such as trafficking in human beings, smuggling of migrants and terrorism. Lastly, the project will focus on cross-border cooperation, for the purposes of prevention and repression of irregular migration and illicit trafficking, through the organization of meetings between the representatives of the competent authorities of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire and the bordering countries. Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 65701.58 737857.28 1370034.4 1083959.86 3267326.18 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3257553.12 3257553.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1650000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1606621.23 963861.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1056865.56 27208.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83702.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95678.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144484.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71669.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95579.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166333.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141816.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244008.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0329 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the work of the Bali Process through successfully logistically, administratively and technically aiding the conduct and coordination of the Bali Process' various events (Ministerial meetings, Senior Officials' meetings, Steering Group meetings, working group meetings, etc) and the direction of the Bali Process in general. Since its inception in 2002, the Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime (Bali Process) has effectively raised regional awareness of the consequences of people smuggling, trafficking in persons and related transnational crime, and developed and implemented strategies and practical cooperation in response. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World Palau Pakistan Philippines Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 New Zealand Nauru Nepal Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Maldives Macao SAR, China Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye United States of America IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Sri Lanka United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Fiji France Hong Kong SAR, China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Kiribati Cambodia Japan India IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Jordan Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 46323.52 259782.84 414759.24 357252.76 50546.77 1673749.73 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1128665.13 1128665.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137489 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95744.43 77000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52309.78 660313.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442650.75 97143.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65549.82 171954.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116032.84 188831.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121356.88 49737.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32450.88 137489 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93339.44 153792.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103633.61 79629.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 469988.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65334.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87347 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22245.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61427.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57397.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64371.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15304.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108365.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0330 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the proposed project is to contribute to the enhanced resilience and business continuity of the State Border Guard Service (SBGS) of Ukraine at the country’s western and southern borders through addressing their urgent needs in line with Ukraine’s Integrated Border Management (IBM) Strategy and relevant international standards and good practices. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with no inclusion of gender issues 613203.06 3197009.08 2189787.6 5999999.74 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5999999.74 5999999.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1707200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1707200 4292800 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4292800 85141.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 666954.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471641.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254116.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2006691.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1445071.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310751.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 627252.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132379.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0332 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the success of previous campaign phases, the campaign will be focused on deterring irregular migration from the key source and transit provinces in Viet Nam, by effectively informing the target population about safe and lawful migration, while also delivering messages containing Australia’s strong border protection policies, the criminal nature of people smuggling and the risks of engaging their services, and the consequences of irregular maritime migration to Australia. In this new phase, the campaign will also introduce a social media outreach component which is expected to effectively grasp the attention of the younger populations, who comprise the majority of aspirant (regular and irregular) migrants. In addition, IOM will conduct quarterly analysis of migration trends and sentiments among populations in the target hotspot provinces. These data and analysis will offer up-to-date picture of the migration scene on the grounds and feed into future programming on counter-smuggling and prevention of irregular migration. As a result of this campaign, target populations will have enhanced understanding of the risks and dangers associated with irregular maritime migration, which contribute to positive behaviour change and prevent people from using services offered by migrant smugglers to reach Australia. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 126305.1 213840.42 73159.05 615734.54 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413304.57 413304.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86140 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60069.74 291387.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195078.94 238207.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158807.31 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2981.65 60753.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 92268.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 8.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2947.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25351.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17841.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66847 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16205.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17562.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35371.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68277.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7539.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0333 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will be implemented in the Centre and East regions of Cameroon with the following global objective. The needs of internally displaced persons and vulnerable mobile populations in Cameroon’s Centre and East regions are further supported, through support for the provision of legal identity documents, as well as further assessments of the needs and dynamics of mobility to facilitate further support from other actors. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 176960.8 284296.38 65891.85 500000.55 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527149.03 527149.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525210.08 -500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -525210.08 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525210.08 40416 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40964.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16746.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10665.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 57983.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 27003.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4238.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5866.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29001.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61287.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54509.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35497.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83862.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46702.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25100.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0337 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of this project is to support re-opening Vanuatu’s international borders through the installation of an integrated border management system at one pilot port (Bauerfield International Airport) and the VIS headquarters in Port Vila, Vanuatu. This will contribute to the Government of Vanuatu’s efforts to improve border and customs cooperation, improve management of migration across the border and support interoperability with the existing ASYCUDA customs management system. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of Vanuatu’s efforts in achieving Sustainable Development Goal 9 by developing quality, reliable and sustainable transborder infrastructure. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Vanuatu - Ministry of Internal Affairs IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 10315.49 56702.52 110792.11 222190.17 400000.29 Contracted Grant Amount Vanuatu - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.29 400000.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Vanuatu - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 246.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11528.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22489.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177059.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128979.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23367.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15767.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19620.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 942.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3434.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0338 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of Burundi has started to make significant progress to establish an efficient immigration and border management system, however several gaps remain with respect to border security capacities in the country. The persisting challenges related to porous borders, the constantly evolving cross border threats and transnational crimes, summed up with operational capacity limitations pose a strain to the ability of the Burundian General Commission for Migration (CGM) to better control the international borders. The proposed project aims to contribute to enhancing the capacity of Burundi’s border management authorities to efficiently manage cross-border movements through deployment of the IOM-developed Border Management Information System (BMIS): Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS). The project will install MIDAS at the Bujumbura Melchior Ndadaye International Airport, followed by specific training activities for border and immigration officers to be fully competent in using the BMIS. To ensure sustainability of the project activities, appointed officers will train trainers to be able to extend their knowledge and skills to other MIDAS users, including users at other potential future locations. The project also seeks to interconnect MIDAS with INTERPOL’s I-24/7 system in coordination with INTERPOL’S National Central Bureau (NCB) in Burundi, enabling real-time detection of wanted persons and people travelling under stolen or lost travel documents as well as real-time criminal information exchanges related to terrorism and transnational organized crime, contributing to ensuring that those attempting to cross the border do not pose a threat to national or international security. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9944.37 88000.07 2055.56 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 9.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9.43 -5634.1 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5634.1 659.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2858.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64096.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9155.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2537.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5625.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5329.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -887.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0339 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the programme is to contribute to safe and secure Pacific borders being established and promoted through border management and strengthened data collection and sharing systems. The safe re-opening of borders to enable the movement of people and goods through international borders is central to economic recovery from COVID-19 in the Pacific. The Pacific relies heavily on remittances and tourism, both of which have been hindered due to travel restrictions resulting in substantial negative socio-economic impacts on the region's gross domestic product (GDP). In Fiji and Vanuatu the project will support implementation of MIDAS, the IOM-developed Border Management Information System, a comprehensive system that can support numerous border and migration management functions, enabling governments to easily monitor travelers entering and exiting the national territory, while providing a sound statistical basis for migration and mobility data. In Palau, IOM will support an enabling environment for enhancing integrated border management in Palau based on assessments and reflective of international best practices. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Fiji Palau IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 232001.96 440463.43 77534.42 749999.81 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749999.81 749999.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125555.73 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125555.73 663459.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 663459.42 -39015.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) -39015.15 -113591.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) -113591.55 113592 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113592 60962.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46936.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79535.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77878.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168327.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203477.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -709.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113591.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0340 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to resuming cross-border mobility across GMS countries (Cambodia, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Thailand, and Viet Nam) to aid socio-economic recovery efforts from the impact of COVID-19. To achieve the intended objective, the project focuses on supporting the Governments of the GMS countries and relevant authorities at points of entry (PoEs) to effectively implement preventive and responsive measures to mitigate cross-border transmission risks of COVID-19. This will be delivered through three main interventions. Firstly, national guidelines and SOPs will be developed for PoEs stakeholders and officials of the Greater Mekong Countries to effectively manage local and international cross-border flows at land borders using a health-compliant approach to border management. Secondly, PoE stakeholders and officials of the GSM Countries will have access to necessary PPE to effectively mitigate direct and/or indirect transmission while performing their respective duties and protecting the health of travelers at land borders. Thirdly, border management officers will be provided with technical support for public health aspects of resuming border operations to improve information capture and data sharing. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia South-eastern Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Cambodia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 60077.76 289706.84 386075.97 735860.57 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 735860.57 735860.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 610000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 610000 103000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103000 21354.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21354.67 1506 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1506 39373.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 576.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 0.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 32676.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55323.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66638.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121083.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104459.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28093.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101935.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28797.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156979.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0341 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to detecting and deterring transnational organized crime (TOC) around the Lake Victoria sub-region, at the crossroads of Kenya, the United Republic of Tanzania and Uganda. It will achieve this principal objective through the following outcomes: i) Kenyan, Tanzanian and Ugandan border authorities on Lake Victoria ports coordinate responses to TOC issues more effectively, ii) improving work environment, tools and knowledge of border management agencies (e.g., Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control of Uganda, Immigration Services Department in the United Republic of Tanzania ) to effectively manage ports, iii) enhancing border security around the Lake Victoria through specialized trainings and, iv) improving engagement between the border authorities and maritime border communities around the Lake Victoria sub-region to tackle TOC and trade facilitation related challenges. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 739766.52 1152193.89 1890166.35 260841.9 4042968.66 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4042968.66 4042968.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4042969.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4042969.04 54397.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123236.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214451.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221195.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181622.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162979.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255140.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358304.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424095.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0342 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to improve border security along the northern borders of Ghana by reinforcing the efficacy and efficiency of existing border posts. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 32488.4 308864.55 208647.01 549999.96 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 549999.96 549999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 1348.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4768.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37385.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48367.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28151.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33429.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37445.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355590.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1262.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0343 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at ensuring human rights of all persons at international borders, including those who cross borders in irregular manners, and women in particular, are respected and protected. The goal will be achieved through enhancing border management capacity and partnership of ASEAN region and promoting gender mainstreaming at all levels of border security and management services. The project will directly benefit immigration and border management government officials, with a goal of over 40% of female officials from Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, the Philippines, Malaysia and Viet Nam. All ASEAN Member States citizens and foreigners crossing the selected ASEAN's borders will be indirect beneficiaries of the program. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) South-eastern Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Philippines Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Cambodia Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 134641.04 229709.03 229709.03 594059.1 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 594059.1 594059.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134641 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134641 229709 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229709 229709 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229709 68744.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14765.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19708.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23312.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98497.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20557.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20662.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126728.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180092.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0344 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Built on the IOM Italy experience on cultural mediation in support to law enforcement officials, the proposed project is designed as an emergency measure to bridge the financial gap with the new 2021-2027 Multiannual Financial Framework, as a support to the Italian Border Police authorities at selected sea and land borders through a skilled pool of 50 cultural mediators, specialized in identification and fingerprinting procedures, disembarkation procedures, EU asylum and human rights law and standards. IOM will deploy this specialized team of mediators, already part of the SAAS project ended on 30 June 2022, to ensure that the authorities continue to have access to a high standard of specialized personnel in the season of highest migratory pressure for the country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Italy Italy Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 388950.89 1456437.29 1723448.94 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1845388.18 1845388.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 978759.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1006953.91 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429184.55 272559.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291507.78 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58863.76 134101.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 741047.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636170.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249891.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6750.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18548.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0345 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation has contributed to increased security threats, including in the Transnistria region of the Republic of Moldova which borders Ukraine. This project seeks to contributing to Ukraine’s trade facilitation and economic recovery through improving flows of essential goods through Border Crossing Points (BCPs) and supporting the enhanced resilience and business continuity of Ukrainian border and migration authorities in the context of the ongoing Russian full-scale war against Ukraine. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8143802.29 1707259.27 8296290.28 8085643.51 24499999.26 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26232995.35 26232995.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2900000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2810077.52 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1687763.71 93061.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220673.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586548.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174875.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323956.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581869.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283987.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 810629.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536128.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0346 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mexico has a strategic position in the Americas as one of the main origin countries of migrants (ranking second globally with approximately 11 million emigrants as of 2020) coupled with significant degrees of return migration. Furthermore, Mexico is one of the most transited countries, with hundreds of thousands of individuals from Central America, South America and the Caribbean entering the country each year, often with the aim of traveling northward toward the United States –approximately 310,000 migrants were registered in migration centers in 2021 alone (the highest numbers ever recorded). These migration dynamics add to broader dynamics of human mobility, including significant levels of travel and tourism, and pose significant challenges to the Government of Mexico’s ability to effectively implement integrated immigration and border management (IBM) processes such as humanitarian border management to counter migrant smuggling, border security, travellers’ identification, biometric data collection, screening and referral, etc.In light of this context, and at the request of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE for its initials in Spanish), this project aims to enhance the Government of Mexico’s capacities to implement integrated IBM operations according to international standards and good practices.The project aims to achieve this objective through six main components: 1.1) the development of a comprehensive IBM diagnostic assessment that holistically reviews the country's IBM framework and provides recommendations; 1.2) the development of a detailed institutional roadmap for IBM capacity-development; 2.1) the development of gender-sensitive Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to improve IBM processes; 3.1) the implementation of training programmes to sensitise IBM actors on the SOP manuals and the improvement of an IBM system; 3.2) the availability of easy-to-use materials for frontline federal IBM officials with information on IBM best practices, guidelines, and SOPs through the implementation of an internal communications campaign; and 3.3) a high-level technical exchange to share good practices between IBM officials in Mexico and IBM government counterparts from another country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4200 173276.67 122523.33 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 18043.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20232.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11673.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26735.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36911.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13194.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0347 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project responds to the call to build national border-security capacity in key African jurisdictions of Central African Republic (CAR), Kenya, Madagascar, Namibia, and Somalia, with a goal of addressing complex cross-border security challenges including movement of illicit goods, foreign terrorist fighters, and transfers of proliferation-related expertise, materiel and financing by organized criminal groups, violent extremist organizations and associated smuggling networks. The project will enhance border-management systems and capacities to support compliance with international standards and, to the extent possible, interoperability with commonly used international platforms. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Sub-Saharan Africa Central African Republic IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia Somalia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 295973.08 366444.72 633644.78 234460.03 1530522.61 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1530522.61 1530522.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9089 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9089 22187 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22187 70258 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70258 89826 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89826 227204 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227204 103494 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103494 106597 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106597 243423 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 243423 106257 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106257 9089.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41493.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70338.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141819.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155823.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139617.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175947.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195987.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67050.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0348 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to effective and efficient evidence-based border management in Paraguay by developing the capacity of the Government of Paraguay and Paraguay's General Directorate of Migration (DGM) to sustainably operate and expand the IOM-developed border management information system known as MIDAS. Operational in Paraguay since 2016 at 10 border crossing points accounting for 90% of all international movement, the project expands to at least four additional border crossing points. In addition, the project allows for the reinforcement of MIDAS equipment at the existing border crossing points and provides related capacity developing initiatives for strengthening analytical and procedural understandings of border officers to facilitate and secure cross-border movements while preventing terrorist travel and transnational crime. Lastly, the project focus on strengthening the sustainability of the system and providing tools to contribute to the Government Paraguay's ownership of the system in the long-term. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 564508.54 568773.84 797319.12 143472.27 2074073.77 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2074073.77 2074073.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18704 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18704 43717 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43717 98682 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98682 117286 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117286 788819 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 788819 73307 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73307 297582 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297582 109518 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109518 85449 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85449 18704.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65801.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118395.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194357.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 669950.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195195.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210264.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104570.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103394.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0349 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to:1. Providing technical assistance to country offices including field missions to develop/enhance IBM programmes in the region. 2. Identifying necessary technical expertise to support the activities of IBM Unit, including the development and/or upgrading or border management software that could also be used by country office-led projects. 3. Identifying necessary capacity building activities for IOM staff of IBM Unit, including trainings on IBM related works. Worth noting that this new knowledge and skill could then be cascaded to relevant IOM staff in the Country Offices. 4. Representing IOM in regional and international conferences, workshops and meetings as requested/approved by the Regional Director. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Sri Lanka Pakistan IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste Tonga IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Cambodia Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Fiji China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 42380.63 56507.16 56507.16 56507.16 14126.79 226028.9 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226028.9 226028.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226028.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226028.42 40781.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50834.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21397.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3414.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -58042.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2984.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13833.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12696.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0350 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen operational capacities of border management authorities and agencies to contribute towards a comprehensive migration management and integrated border management system and thereby, prevent irregular migration. The proposed will be achieved through the following three key outcomes: Outcome I: Border management agencies effectively mange borders and prevent irregular migration Outcome 2: Immigration and Border Management agencies demonstrate improved technological capacities to efficiently manage borders and curb irregular migration Outcome 3: Immigration and Border Management authorities support migrants in irregular situations through improved facilities, procedures and knowledge. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 533043.24 1230194.76 1702109.08 3465347.08 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3465347.08 3465347.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3379728.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3379728.71 51512.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37000.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97613.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93851.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43660.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90976.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121742.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201781.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159936.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0352 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Built on the initial successful results of the “Registration of the Ukrainian nationals and TCNs from Ukraine entering Ireland” Project led by IOM Ireland in support of the Department of Justice (DOJ) in the framework of the Ukrainian crisis response, started in March 2022, the project is designed to support the International Protection Office (IPO) in Dublin, part of DOJ, through the deployment of a trained pool of cultural mediators (CMs). Upon direct request to IOM, the IPO would like to explore further sustainable collaboration with IOM, regarding the facilitation and systematization of the interview phase, part of the procedure for the International Protection application. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 174793.04 398971.57 451403.7 977156.96 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1025168.31 1025168.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466294.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482207.06 233147.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248822.97 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219058.05 3661.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85826.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136444.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147785.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146566.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143532.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137130.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120601.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134791.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0353 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the implementation of the “Border Trade and Mobility Facilitation Joint Action Plan for the Moyale Border Post” developed and endorsed by the Government of Kenya and the Government of Ethiopia, under the umbrella of COMESA. The project focuses on the facilitation of small-scale cross-border trade, particularly ensuring that the development and implementation of these procedures are gender mainstreamed and vulnerability-sensitive.This project assists the relevant governments in carrying out key priority activities of the Action Plan by providing participatory capacity development assistance to Government officials, small-scale traders and the Moyale community on both sides of the border. The activities proposed in this project have been designed to support the realization of seven outputs. These outputs, in turn, will lead to the achievements of the following three desired project outcomes: 1. Kenyan and Ethiopian border officials, as well as community members and small-scale traders, make trade and mobility processes more efficient at Moyale; 2. Kenyan and Ethiopian border officials demonstrate increased capacity to efficiently manage issues related to small scale trade and human mobility at Moyale; and 3. Women and other vulnerable groups at the Moyale OSBP face a reduced number of instances of harassment and corruption. Ultimately, these Outcomes will contribute to enhanced small-scale cross-border trade and mobility at the Kenya-Ethiopia border overall. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Eastern Africa Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 325020.84 74979.16 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 3789.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29241.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41187.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57340.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16404.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17472.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18190.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65023.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0354 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide upgrading of the passenger terminal in Berbera Seaport; upgrading of training and referral center in Hargeisa; replacement of equipment an update of Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS) installed version at identified ports of entries (PoEs); installation of sustainable solar power solutions to ensure continuous power supply for MIDAS at PoEs; and development of comprehensive immigration border management training package for various border management institutions. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1273728.91 1950447.92 1945872.51 1780701.38 354780.95 7305531.67 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7305531.67 7305531.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14516 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14516 169826 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169826 333353 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333353 687420 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 687420 678993 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678993 504365 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504365 583674 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 583674 403825 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403825 36489.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203935.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423340.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541349.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758229.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553219.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 680245 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496388.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0356 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project has an overall objective to contribute to improved border and migration management in the Republic of Serbia in line with EU standards with an aim to facilitate the orderly movement of people and goods while increasing European security. This shall be achieved by strengthening the capabilities of relevant sections within the Serbian Ministry of Interior in the systematic process of registration, identification and assistance to irregular migrants and logistic support to the joint work of the national and the EU border police officers in order to prevent migrant smuggling and other forms of cross border organised crime. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1290954.76 3040152.49 6096703.11 1884944.56 34553.7 11300000.34 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12347308.62 12347308.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1672095.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1799887.43 3257176.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3532729.09 76598.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87172.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78794.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81424.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107116.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297666.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1763944.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1917205.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0357 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project activities will support improved safety, security, and process efficiency at Sri Lanka and Maldives primary points of entry for international arrivals. The project sites in Sri Lanka will be the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) at Katunayake and the Colombo Port, and in the Maldives, the project sites will be Velana International Airport and Gan International Airport. These are the currently operational airports for entry of international passengers in Sri Lanka and the Maldives. The project objective is to strengthen border measures to prevent the spread of infectious disease in preparation for revitalization of human mobility. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Southern Asia Sri Lanka Maldives Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 85115.26 3041046.6 3966203.07 1262053.19 8354418.12 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8354418.12 8354418.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8354417.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8354417.57 19112.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126613.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160319.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145590.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217698.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267189.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390158.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 897628.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0358 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Providing support to the Security Forces and Bodies of the Spanish Ministry of Interior, in the management of irregular migratory flows through a series of operations in four main entry points of irregular arrivals in Spain. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Interior IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 159744.41 150000.12 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159744.41 159744.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159914.71 -0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2164.74 33354.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35459.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41915.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51349.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0359 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to strengthened border security and facilitation in the current context of Ukraine through enhancing resilience and good governance within the State Border Guard Service (SBGS) of Ukraine. The support will be provided through digitalization of human resources management system and preparatory works for the upgrade of of the SBGS training infrastructure. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1898097.9 2004635.76 1624021.45 73244.55 5599999.66 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5599999.66 5599999.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5600000 68707.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76225.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206303.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258464.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78681.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129843.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121990.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404291.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0360 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the proposed project, IOM The Gambia seeks to support GoTG in strengthening its operational capability and enhancing cooperation between for more effective border management and to contribute to better border governance, peace and stability in the key border areas of The Gambia and neighbouring countries. The proposed action will be achieved through five key outcomes aimed at 1: Enhancing operational capacities through improved border infrastructure and equipment; 2: Improved border governance through the establishment of national and cross border structures to strengthen Integrated Border Management; 3: Enhanced migration information management capacities through improved data-collection, analysis and exchange; 4: Strengthened human resources capacity ; 5: Enhanced dialogue between border and local authorities and communities through community engagement and policing practices. The proposed project addresses the needs identified in the Government’s National Development Plan 2018-2021, The Gambia Comprehensive Border Assessment Report 2018 and The Gambia Immigration Department Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The project is aligned with the aspirations of the 7th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 7), specifically on: 1) Economy, 2) Society, and 3) Peace and Stability. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1016871.36 1224207.81 2241079.17 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2241079.17 2241079.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2241079.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2241079.21 -2241079.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2241079.21 2241079.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2241079.21 266.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 419.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49020.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228503.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111084.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264993.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64337.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 918968.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100454.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0362 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the conduction of the 2023-24 activities of the Bali Process Technical Experts Group on Returns and Reintegration (TEG-RR). The Bali Process Technical Experts Group on Returns and Reintegration brings together practitioners and experts from Bali Process Member States and Organisations, who are working to enhance the safe and dignified return of migrants who wish to return to their countries of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan Palau IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 New Zealand Nauru Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Maldives Sri Lanka Kiribati Cambodia Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Fiji Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4648.37 244424.69 2330.37 377774.95 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251403.43 251403.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131406.04 177775.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117188.56 51401.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35254.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1104.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152950.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0363 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2017, there has been a significant increase in the number of people transiting through Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), which has strained the country's migration and border management capacities. Technical capacities for borders management remain limited, given the logistical difficulties posed by the long border with Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro and the inaccessibility of certain regions. There is a need for better document management mechanisms, border surveillance human and technical capacities to prevent cross-border crime, and inter-institutional cooperation on these issues, especially between the actors at the border and in the interior. This project aims to address the abovementioned challenges, while responding to the objectives of the EU Action Document - Individual measure to strengthen border management capacities in favour of the Western Balkans for 2022. The Overall Objective of this project, which is in line with the EU Action Plan and relevant BiH strategies, is to improve Integrated Border Management in line with the human rights of migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina. IOM aims to contribute to the following Outcomes: Outcome 1: Improved capacities of BiH to effectively manage their borders Outcome 2: Strengthened capacities of BiH border management beneficiaries to implement migration policies in line with EU standards. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3132846.86 5810476.2 564246.23 8778895.93 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9507569.29 9507569.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6385000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6887810.14 94801.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129362.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102609.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443296.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0365 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to contribute to achieving Strategic Objective #3 as defined in the IOM Strategic Plan 2019-2021, i.e. advancing well-being of society and migrants through stronger migration governance and development. This project aims to achieve this by continuing to foster an integrated approach that focuses on the active engagement of diasporic actors to transfer knowledge and competencies to the IND. Furthermore, it will contribute to the improvement of the IND Kismayo (Branch 2) through purchasing ICT equipment. It will focus on organizational and human capacity building at the centralized level of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGoS) in Mogadishu and its Regional Branch in Kismayo. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 126727.57 682743.11 8496980.05 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 809470.68 809470.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6930955.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695599.72 1069044.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100436.34 496980 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45233.46 66663.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141554.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185928.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159784.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136710.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61156.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2666.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44476.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0366 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Rwanda continues to face security risks due to the proximity to volatile security contexts within neighbouring countries where armed groups are active, particularly at the border with the Democratic Republic of The Congo (DRC). The security risks may impact adversely both national security as well as measures and programs aiming to provide a safe refuge to migrants and refugees within Rwanda. Therefore, providing a safe route through international airports and land borders in Rwanda is critical to maintain the standards of security and the possibility for Rwanda to support migrants and refugees in need as well as to play its critical role in the continental trade and free movement of people. Against this backdrop, the project aims to enhance border security in Rwanda main points of entry and protect vulnerable travellers and migrants, by strengthening its security system and equipment at the Kigali International Airport and Poids Lourds Border Post and the capacity of population and officers at the borders. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 577900.05 616305.61 1194205.66 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194205.66 1194205.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194206 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194206 11289.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27494.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89296.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 744857.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313321.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -388.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0368 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to enable the Bureau for Migration and Asylum (BMA) of the Ministry of Interior (MOI) of the Republic of Moldova to process an increased number of document authenticity verification tasks throughout the entire national territory in the context of an increased overall flow of refugees and third-country nationals. The project builds on a well-established operational partnership between IOM and the BMA, centered on capacity development and operational support, which has been strengthened since 24 February 2022 in the context of urgent institutional support needs. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 10500.06 126000 21000 157500.06 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157500.06 157500.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157500 670.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156828.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0369 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support Pacific socio-economic recovery through safe resumption of border management operations and enhanced seamless border management infrastructure technology, equipment, and improved capacity. Reopening international borders, through the adoption COVID-19 measures that allow safe resumption of border management operations, including infrastructure upgrades and the provision of necessary equipment and technology, specifically tailored to the needs of frontline border officials, will directly contribute to revitalising economic activity, through re-starting human mobility to drive the development of new business and reignite existing commerce. The project has two key outcomes: strengthened immigration and border management infrastructure, equipment, and technology for safe border reopening in the Pacific region International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Samoa Apia, Samoa Oceania IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Marshall Islands IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Tonga Tuvalu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1029159.08 3228892.69 2905290.46 112811.93 7276154.16 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7276154.16 7276154.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7276151.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7276151.12 11481.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82434.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404065.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254970.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763786.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620255.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665231.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 805679.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0370 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims for the improvement of inter-agency cooperation to better combat all forms of cross-border crime and irregular migration, and to facilitate the movement of trade and transportation. In line with the priorities, the project aims to strengthen operational capacity and inter-agency cooperation for more efficient border and migration management agencies. This will be achieved through the delivery of capacity development activities at selected Turkish airports, which will focus on enhancing passenger controls, and preventing cross-border crimes related to the airports. These efforts will contribute to the smooth and regular flow of passengers and more efficient border management in Türkiye, while focusing on EU standards and considering the specific situation of Türkiye and its strategic geographical location. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1109979.18 1574448.64 735479.4 735479.4 122579.09 4000001.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4277965.71 4277965.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550122.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586484.38 978194 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1031850.21 5533.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95257.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86908.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136936.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257108.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86730 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86355.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173468.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0371 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This action aims to directly respond to the objectives of the Action Document for Individual Measures to strengthen border management capacities in the Western Balkans. IOM aims to contribute to the following objective: to improve Integrated Border Management (IBM) in line with the human rights of migrants in Montenegro. This project specifically aims to contribute to the Montenegro IBM Strategy and Schengen Action Plan in areas of border security, migrant identification and registration, information management, and overall human-rights compliant management of the blue and green borders. It furthermore aims to contribute to Montenegro’s progress in resolving gaps identified in the European Commissions’ Montenegro Report 2021, which identifies the need to “further strengthen the capacities in border management, by addressing the critical gaps in human resources and equipment European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 474277.4 3446528.32 4567109.43 5857493.99 2246759.12 15000000.59 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16592168.26 16592168.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5330490.41 33543.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134732.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223796.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218816.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228689.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157152.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299719.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205771.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0372 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2012, the annual Women in Policing Conference brings together police officers from various backgrounds into a professional network with the joint motivation for achievement of a gender-sensitive approach to security, safety, justice, and public order. The 10th annual conference will aim to gather an estimated number of 320 participants from up to 15 countries. It is scheduled to take place on 6-11 March 2023 in Tbilisi. The overall objective is to contribute to international efforts to mainstream gender in policing, including border policing, focusing on areas such as policy and oversight, technology and social media, community policing and crime reduction, training and education, and officer wellness and safety. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia World Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 329999.99 329999.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329999.99 329999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 204539.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98413.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27376.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -329.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0373 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to support the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, in the management of irregular migratory flows to Spain by providing guidance and information to migrants who have arrived irregularly to the Spanish coasts and lack information about their administrative status and its legal implications. The actions will be carried out by a team of cultural mediators based on the points of entry at the Island of Gran Canaria, Almeria and Malaga, with ad-hoc visits to other landing/entry points in the country. Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 164522.62 150000.16 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164522.62 164522.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161812.3 50869.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33839.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36539 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41069.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0378 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Project will support enhanced border capacities of the Republic of Kazakhstan to counter transnational organized crime including the smuggling of migrants, trafficking in persons and irregular migration through greater detection of fraudulent travel documents and identities as well as creating a network of information sharing, understanding emerging trends to enhance operational decisions and policy making. The proposal will contribute to IOM’s steps towards enhancing border management services' access to data and analysis, via the Document Examination Support Center (DESC), to better focus on travel document verification on specific cases. The Government of Kazakhstan joining DESC, the platform established in 2012 originally for Asian-Pacific countries, will allow Law enforcement agencies to establish access to the Asian Network for Document Examination that combines data on falsified documents and fraudulent identity from different countries to analyze trends in illicit travel. In practice, this will allow the National authorities of DESC-implementing countries to strengthen their risk analysis and interventions at points of entry. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4107.58 90629.82 40262.91 135000.31 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135000.31 135000.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135000 418.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20499.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25586.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39488.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0380 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Aligned with the objectives of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM), there is a call for a whole-of government approach to ensure “horizontal and vertical policy coherence across all sectors and levels of government,” as well as a whole-of society approach that includes local communities in migration governance. These approaches will be pursued in conjunction with respect for human rights, gender equality, and accessibility, regardless of migration status and across all stages of the migration cycle. Therefore, with IOM’s ongoing work on international labour mobility and migration opportunities for aspiring Indian migrants through strengthened migration management frameworks, and promotion of safe, orderly, and regular migration to Canada, IOM reciprocated the interest and highlighted its strengths, capacity, and stakeholder networks (particularly involving the State Governments) to contribute to interventions aligned with the Government of Canada’s migration and humanitarian priorities through the following objectives:•Advancement of capacity building efforts•Increasing the development and exchange of migration-related information and expertise•Improving migration management systems•Preventing misinformation through communication campaigns Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - India +9124100026 iomnewdelhi@iom.int UNESCO House, Ground Floor 1 San Martin Marg, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi 110021, India World Canada India Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 198133.92 707137.44 580209.47 1999906.99 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1485480.83 1485480.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999906.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1478127.77 16635.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40318.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36475.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34023.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52225.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17649.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119328.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0382 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the proposed intervention, IOM will support the immediate provision of mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services to vulnerable host community, refugee, and third-country national families living in the Republic of Moldova. IOM will also support humanitarian border management and community security by strengthening the ability of the national police to maintain frontline border processing, security and stability through material and technical support in border areas and in areas of Moldova where large numbers of refugees are hosted. Through this project, over 27,000 conflict-affected and vulnerable refugees, TCNs, and members of conflict-affected host communities in the Republic of Moldova will have improved access to humanitarian shelter, Non-Food Items (NFI), MHPSS services, and enhanced community security to address their urgent needs including through the winter. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 44831.98 543167.67 587999.65 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587999.65 587999.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588000 29331.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 377033.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68842.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87145.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25648.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0383 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Costa Rica has become the fourth country with the world's largest new individual asylum applications, with asylum seekers facing wait times of up to ten years to have their cases resolved due to COVID-19-related processing delays. In response, the Directorate General of Migration and Foreigners (DGME) in Costa Rica has opened a “Temporary Special Category for Nationals of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, whose asylum claims are pending resolution or have been denied” to provide an alternative route to regularization. The DGME estimates that around 220,000 people will be able to have their cases regularized under this category by the end of 2023. The intervention aims to decrease the waiting period for eligible asylum seekers while providing a means for migrants who may not qualify for international protection to regularize their status in the country, increasing their access to services and integration opportunities, and decreasing their vulnerability. To ensure effective implementation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will provide technical and material support to DGME. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 732166.4 2551814.8 3283981.2 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3283981.2 3283981.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567472 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567472 567472 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567472 1074519 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074519 1074519 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074519 181243.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 58000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 364159.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 566024.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 906703.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 939302.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277089.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8541.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0385 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As an information and exchange platform of the Bali Process, the Bali Process website has evolved since 2004 to facilitate the work of the membership and to inform the public of the ongoing work of the process. It is a resource facility to member governments that also serves as a point of reference for the Bali Process follow-up. The website provides information on Bali Process conferences and workshops and is a repository of workshop outcomes, country presentations, and related materials addressing, inter alia, governments’ efforts to combat people smuggling, trafficking in persons, and related transnational crime. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World Palau Pakistan Philippines Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 New Zealand Nauru Nepal Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Maldives Macao SAR, China Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye United States of America IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Sri Lanka United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Fiji France Hong Kong SAR, China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Kiribati Cambodia Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 India Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2218.56 6663.29 1190113 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8881.85 8881.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1190120 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8500.25 -1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30.22 3695.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4712.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2283.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2552.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0386 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, UNODC, and UN Women propose a joint program to strengthen the capacity of Costa Rican authorities to identify, investigate and prosecute organized crime affecting people on the move, and reduce the vulnerability of migrants to human trafficking and smuggling through a gender and human rights perspective. As a result, Costa Rican coordination efforts will become a model that could be replicated throughout the region. UN Pooled Funds - Global Compact on Migration (MPTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 448774.23 369769.82 106073.26 924617.31 Contracted Grant Amount UN Pooled Funds - Global Compact on Migration (MPTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 924617.31 924617.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647232 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN Pooled Funds - Global Compact on Migration (MPTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647232 277385 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN Pooled Funds - Global Compact on Migration (MPTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277385 12400 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12400 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2302.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30931.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74599.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92459.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46840.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123934.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170626.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0389 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM and the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) signed a Memorandum of Agreement to a strategic partnership to cooperate in the Countering Terrorist Travel (CT Travel) Programme to provide joint support to Member States to enhance national capacities to detect, prevent, and investigate terrorist offences and related travels by using Advance Passenger Information (API) and Passenger Name Record (PNR) systems. UNOCT’s flagship global ‘all of UN’ initiative assists beneficiary Member States in enhancing their national capabilities to detect and intercept terrorists and serious criminals by using API and PNR data and cross-checking against INTERPOL, in accordance with Security Council resolutions 2178 (2014), 2396 (2017), and 2482 (2019), the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Standards, and other international law obligations, standards and recommended practices, relevant privacy laws, and human rights principles. The Programme also promotes regional cooperation through enhanced information exchange and sharing of lessons learned and good practices. The CT Travel Programme provides tailored assistance to Member States, with the support of implementing partners, including the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, the United Nations Office of Information and Communications Technology, the ICAO, and the International Criminal Police Organization. United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Sri Lanka Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Azerbaijan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 273174.97 273174.97 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273174.97 273174.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245030 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245030 28144.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28144.99 -1581 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1581 131734.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68984.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70880.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0392 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Scheduled over a period of twenty-four (24) months, the project aims to mitigate security risks and promote social cohesion in the border areas of Mauritania and Senegal.The project will focus on (3) complimentary strategic axes which ensure its coherence: (i)- Strengthening of cross-border governance with a view to guaranteeing border security and preventing illicit cross-border trafficking; (ii) Strengthening of confidence between border populations and the central State, on the one hand, and between cross-border communities, on the other hand, with a view to consolidating social cohesion and reducing tensions in the border areas of Mauritania and Senegal; (iii) Strengthening the resilience of populations through access to basic social services and the empowerment of young people through capacity building in the prevention of transnational organized crime. Moreover, taking into account the interconnection between these factors, the project intends to build on the existing situation by favoring strategic partnerships with regional entities -Senegal River Development Organization, West African Economic and Monetary Union- or even research centers - Institute for Security Studies -, thus making it possible to combine mobilization of additional potential and a better perspective understanding of the dynamics involved. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania Western Africa IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 106483.49 504397.83 309119.33 920000.65 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920000.65 920000.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644000 23808.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7874.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7880.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 207.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136225.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136429.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6907.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34505.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55467.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123535.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0394 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Pacific region faces the challenges of managing diverse illicit dynamics, including transnational crime and human trafficking, requiring attention and concerted efforts. The vast geographical expanse, coupled with the porous nature of jurisdictional boundaries and disparities in governance and law enforcement capabilities, make the region particularly susceptible to these phenomena. Consequently, Pacific Island nations, like Samoa, serve as both origins, transit points, and destinations for these illicit flows.Vis-à-vis these challenges, in January 2023 the Government of the Independent State of Samoa formally requested participation in the United Nations Countering Terrorist Travel (CT Travel) Programme. The CT Travel Programme is a prominent global initiative that supports beneficiary Member States in developing their capabilities to detect and counter terrorists and serious criminals. It achieves this by utilizing Advance Passenger Information (API) and Passenger Name Record (PNR) data to enhance the use of international databases containing information on known and suspected terrorists and criminals. Additionally, the program facilitates international information exchange.This project aims to enhance border security measures and facilitate safe, orderly, and humane migration in the Independent State of Samoa by enhancing the Government of Samoa's ability to utilize API and PNR data and passenger data exchange systems, through the establishment of a Passenger Information Unit (PIU). The PIU will serve as a multi-agency entity proficient in gathering, analysing, and sharing passenger information among relevant government agencies. Through this development, the Government of Samoa will be able to conduct passenger screening and processing more efficiently. The implementation of this IOM Development Fund project will be coordinated and conducted in partnership with the CT Travel Programme in Samoa. Ultimately, the project aligns with IOM's comprehensive approach to migration management, which seeks to reduce the risks and human costs associated with irregular migration and related crimes. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Samoa Apia, Samoa Samoa Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 54981.76 173565.85 71452.39 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 15132.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3538.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0395 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the Government of Kenya’s endeavour to enhance passenger processing and strengthen traveller identification management capacities and API/PNR establishment and implementation. The project will provide comprehensive support to the Government of Kenya on implementation of API/PNR systems in Kenya, and will complement activities of the United Nations Countering Terrorist Travel Programme (CTTP), through the following activity areas: Inter-departmental consultations; Awareness-raising of national authorities; Operationalization of Passenger Information Unit and capacity-building of end-users; Improved coordination between Points of Entry/Exit (PoEs); Enhanced inter-operability; and setting up a Regional informal working group. The regional IWG will provide a forum for Passenger Information Units (PIUs) as well as for the policy makers involved in the establishment of such units in East Africa to support the implementation of UN Security Council resolutions 2178 (2014), 2396 (2017), and 2482 (2019). Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 72542.53 305396.21 597312.69 462906 1902550.92 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1438157.43 1438157.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 785000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571740.71 456000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335787.92 82797.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67097.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55023.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59913.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11961.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98135.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0396 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of MMSP III is to strengthen the EU-China Migration and Mobility Dialogue by addressing migration as a global challenge. To achieve this goal, the project aims to address the practical needs of all parties concerned and to enhance their cooperation on migration and mobility between the EU and China. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - China +86 10 59 79 96 95 iomchina@iom.int 1 Xindonglu, Chaoyang District 9-1-82, Tayuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing 100600, China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 291252.58 730302.28 719220.72 373513.74 1920000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2114289.32 2114289.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605680 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 663395.4 646750 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 701464.21 88489.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80272.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83328.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91537.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83880.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199187.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0397 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the intervention is to support the authorities in Montenegro to effectively manage their borders and respond to border security challenges mindful of migrant protection principles, through the Western Balkans Integrated Border Management Capacity Building Facility (WBIBM). The increasingly complex mixed migration dynamics in the Western Balkans (WB), coupled with the operational challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic since the beginning of 2020, have revealed important institutional needs and gaps in the field of border management and border security in the region. Within the Montenegro Concept Note, a unified training package on humanitarian border management (HBM) and protection-sensitive registration, referral and reception of migrants at points of entry, was developed to be followed by two roll out trainings at the national level. This project will cover one, out of the two trainings with a focus on Border Police officers at the first line at the border, who are directly in charge of protection-sensitive registration, referral and reception of migrants at points of entry, hence complementing the entire HBM component envisaged under the WBIBM concept note for Montenegro. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Romania - Romanian Agency for International Development (ROAID) IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 11086.48 10000 Contracted Grant Amount Romania - Romanian Agency for International Development (ROAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11086.48 11086.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Romanian Agency for International Development (ROAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10976.95 -593.19 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Romania - Romanian Agency for International Development (ROAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -805.83 10160.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0401 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Moldovan Government's "Prosperous, Safe, European Moldova" activity program and the Integrated State Border Management Program for 2022-2025, the implementation of an API/PNR system is a strategic priority for the country. Recognizing this priority, this initiative aims to enhance intelligence-based passenger information systems in the Republic of Moldova, in partnership with the UN Countering Terrorist Travel Programme. The project's objective is to establish a state-of-the-art national Passenger Information Unit (PIU) that serves as a proficient multi-agency entity for gathering, analysing, and sharing passenger information among government agencies. This will enable the Moldovan authorities to conduct passenger screening and processing more efficiently while strengthening border management measures. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will provide support to the General Inspectorate of Border Police (GIBP) and national authorities in setting up the PIU, ensuring compliance with ICAO standards and the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms. Throughout the implementation, the project will primarily focus on establishing the necessary infrastructure and technology, as well as enhancing personnel capacity. Special attention will be given to addressing irregular migration, upholding migrants' rights, and raising awareness among national authorities regarding the benefits and essential steps required for the successful establishment and operation of these systems. By undertaking these activities, the project aims to create a sustainable mechanism for continuous capacity building and improved intelligence-led border management. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 105693.19 157888.49 36418.32 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 128.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27174.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13428.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52332.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7807.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0403 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the proposed intervention is to enhance General Inspectorate of Police’s (GIP) capacity to mitigate the impacts of the full-scale Russia-Ukraine war on the public order and safety in the Republic of Moldova, while continuing to develop a rights-based, gender-sensitive, and inclusive migration management framework. This will be done through 2 different outcomes, aiming to strengthen GIP’s community engagement, policing (CEP), trust, and cooperation while enhancing intelligence-led policing measures and the ability of national authorities to respond to cross-border crime. IOM will provide equipment and technical support to the GIP while organizing communication and capacity-building initiatives on CEP for law enforcement authorities and communities, focusing particularly on those hosting a significant number of refuges, aiming to implement a holistic approach to ensure the effective protection of fundamental rights and a better quality of life. Additionally, IOM will work to enhance national authorities' Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) approaches through the development of risk analysis capacities and cooperation modalities, including with and within the recently established National Center for Integrated Coordination of Public Order Actions (NICPOA), as well as the procurement and delivery of specialised equipment. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Ukraine and neighbouring countries Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 92778.69 991790.78 393626.48 2000000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1478195.95 1478195.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1108647.45 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367917.59 3297.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8014.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31489.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145414.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 696455.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160196.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100930.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0404 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen Ethiopia’s border governance capacity through the improvement of its border management information system infrastructure. To achieve this objective, IOM will provide assistance to the Immigration and Citizenship Service (ICS) through the installation of the Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS), the provision of related equipment and specialized training to Immigration Officers to effectively use the system to collect, manage and analyze migration data. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ethiopia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 50328.68 467729.78 326250.85 742574.87 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 844309.31 844309.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371287 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424328 334158 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389915.99 107170.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288275.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146237.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56473.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98939.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0405 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will work in partnership with Here for Good, and in close cooperation with a wide referral network of third sector organisations and Local Authority frontline teams, to deliver OISC Level 2+ advice and casework support to vulnerable or at-risk EU citizens and eligible family members, to support their applications to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS). UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42128.53 51320.97 10162.5 83333 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103612 103612 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83333 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106700.39 17938.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8890.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20522.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11361.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16475.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11610.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9112.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0407 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint UN project will deliver activities under the overall objective of supporting the efforts of the Government of Georgia to strengthen its integrated border management and migration governance capacities, ensuring compliance with the Visa Liberalization Agreement with the European Union, while at the same time implementing concrete measures in the context of the Ukraine response. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 450933.52 1769179.56 356172.36 2425000.93 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2576285.44 2576285.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1455826 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1535681.43 206854.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 218771.93 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 106785.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157743.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150590.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233519.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246742.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0408 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project, financed by Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS), and implemented by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mission to Georgia, aims at strengthening coherent border-security oriented skills of Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) officials responsible for the surveillance of the green border of Georgia. Within MIA responsibilities, the Border Police is tasked with operating and responding to increasing cross-border challenges. This project is designed to provide tailored interventions for the benefit of the Border Police personnel, to enhance their capacities and skills according to the latest best international standards for border guarding, response operations, intelligence collection, investigation, and risk analysis. More specifically, the Action entails a series of trainings on Command and Control, Border Surveillance Techniques and Tactics, Risk Analysis, Investigation and Intelligence. The Georgian Border Police authorities will also benefit from a study visit to a European Union Member State Border, to enhance their technical and practical knowledge on the realities they face and the measures taken to respond to cross-border crimes. The project will be implemented during a period of 18 months. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23618.34 96144.7 30237.44 150000.48 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000.48 150000.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7116 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7116 4093 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4093 51792 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51792 9749 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9749 -0.24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.24 7116.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34552.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26260.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4820.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0412 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is supporting the Government of Indonesia’s (GOI) efforts to secure their internal sea lanes, contribute to the overall global efforts against transnational organised crime (TOC) at sea, and boost through the project, GOI will be able furthermore to disrupt the smuggling of migrants and human trafficking and identify new emerging transnational crime threats, in Indonesia; and as importantly, enhancing capacities of maritime security stakeholders and forge inter-agency coordination involving an expanded network of GOI major players working on TOC and maritime security. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 582893.67 978174.92 188931.68 1750000.27 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750000.27 1750000.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750000 17893.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 30652.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 43301.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88975.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67131.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109016.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105976.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0414 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the Project is to further strengthen the capacities of the Armenian Border Guard Troops (BGT) to tackle security and migration management challenges in line with international obligations, standards, and border management best practices. The Project will build on results achieved in recent years, specifically in the alignment of the BGT training and educational system and standards with European and international best practices and will further strengthen the capacity of the troops in this regard through delivery of trainings on contemporary adult learning techniques and adjusting the eLearning Solution (MOODLE system) of the BGT Training Centre. Moreover, recently, BGT have set up the secondary inspection/ interview line at selected border crossing points. Trainings on contemporary methods of document protection and fraud detection, as well as document examination and passenger profiling techniques were delivered to BGT specialists. The Project will provide further support to the BGT in strengthening the capacity for secondary line inspections through additional document examination training, cross-border networking and learning activities and provision of the modern document examination equipment. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 48754.47 80407.96 106359.02 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129162.43 129162.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106359 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129076.46 -1.77 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5934.57 18729.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116281.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0415 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To achieve progress on migration-related global commitments IOM proposes to establish a United Nations Network on Migration in Pakistan that will enable and best ensure effective, timely and coordinated UN country-team wide support to the GOP in the development and implementation of programmes that respond to the most pertinent needs of Pakistan, and better enable a whole-of-society and whole-of government approach. Based on close coordination with GOP, IOM has identified critical need for introducing tailored capacity building courses on migration management in Pakistan, and will provide trainings as per its flagship programme on Essentials of Migration Management covering topics such as rights and gender-based approaches to border management. IOM proposes to strengthen awareness raising efforts with a focus on the benefits of regular migration and risks of irregular migration, to provide potential migrants with accurate information on migration realities so that they are in a position to make an informed decision. Awareness raising activities are also a priority area for the GOP, as specified in their National Action Plan (2021-2025), with a specific focus on partnerships and coordination amongst various actors such as civil society, international organisations and public sector. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 287862.72 368723.14 72717.74 1000000.17 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 729303.6 729303.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 728332.12 3424.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11897.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2275.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27287.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37374.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0416 International Organization for Migration (IOM) By bringing together the International Organization for Migration, the Fundamental Rights Officer in Greece and the Police in Cyprus, while also consulting with other key stakeholders involved, the Action seeks to strengthen and streamline the protection and promotion of fundamental rights in border management activities in Greece and Cyprus, considering regional and national policies, priorities and identified needs. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece World Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Cyprus IOM Country Office - CY 35.15148 33.23071 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 136323.09 135617.09 19900.15 270000.28 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291840.33 291840.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216000.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230523.08 16921.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33617.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39914.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42713.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35464.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0417 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions 2178, 2396 and 2482 in selected beneficiary countries by further enhancing and expanding the IOM-developed border management information system MIDAS. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5639.33 7519.08 579433.48 592591.89 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 592591.89 592591.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4234 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4234 106560 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106560 85456 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85456 103500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103500 21360.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116970.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83975.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104098.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0419 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Built on the experience of IOM Italy’s IBG activities implemented in the past six years in partnership with the Ministry of Interior, the proposed project represents the consolidated measure to support the Italian Border Police authorities at selected sea, air and land borders through a skilled pool of 185 cultural mediators (CMs), specialized in identification and fingerprinting procedures, disembarkation procedures, EU asylum and human rights law and standards. IOM will deploy this specialized team of mediators to ensure that the authorities continue to have access to a high standard of specialized personnel, be able to deal with migratory pressure for the country in a comprehensive border governance approach and disseminate the best practices developed in the past years. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Italy Italy Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9849980.61 10745432.62 10856242.3 966496.38 30037129.17 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32418151.91 32418151.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6651884.7 991752.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1441482.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1727010.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2097857.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0420 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Project will contribute to strengthened border security by improving the Government of Kazakhstan's capacity to address border crimes in Kazakhstan. Proposed activities will focus on support to the Government's efforts toward better questioned travel document verification, enhancement of identification of suspicious containers entering the Sea Ports of the country and technical support to the operations of K-9 Units. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12547.63 632033.4 325418.71 969999.74 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 969999.74 969999.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 970000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 970000 11253.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39973.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75752.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192389.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0424 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Documentation of Foreigners and Structural Strengthening at Border Points and Interior Delegations. This project aims to enhance cooperation activities and provide technical assistance to the National Directorate of Migrations (DNM) in order to strengthen its management and administrative capacities regarding the regularization of foreigners' documentation and the structural reinforcement of border points and interior delegations throughout the country. Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 66147.54 149322.47 201734934.23 Contracted Grant Amount Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215470.01 215470.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33644859.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38195.47 4632130.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5286.31 47196261.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49399.26 12553.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18763.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22439.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31314.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0425 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The present Project aims to develop cooperation and technical assistance activities for the National Directorate of the National Registry of Persons (RENAPER), under the Ministry of the Interior, Public Works, and Housing, to strengthen its management capacities for the implementation of technologies aimed at modernizing the equipment and processes related to the document issued under Law No. 17,671 and its complementary regulations. Argentina - National Registry of Persons International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 217598.34 183485557.8 Contracted Grant Amount Argentina - National Registry of Persons International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217598.34 217598.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28037383.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Registry of Persons International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32380.23 7193072.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - National Registry of Persons International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8390.81 9345794.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Registry of Persons International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10165.81 -438317.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - National Registry of Persons International Organization for Migration (IOM) -443.12 22229571.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Registry of Persons International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22434.43 10928.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26685.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10981.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23052.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0428 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to ensure safe and orderly migration by strengthening border management capacities of Haiti. Strengthened border management capacities will in turn also improve internal security as the gangs operating in Haiti rely on illicit cross-border activities; Strengthened border management will be achieved through the provision of key technical equipment to the border police POLIFRONT, the reinforcement of staff capacity of POLIFRONT, the improvement of infrastructure at the border and capacity building for POLIFRONT to make border management more responsive to the needs of different groups among migrants and the local population. The immediate beneficiary are migrants who are subject to border controls as well as POLIFRONT staff. Indirectly the project will benefit the Haitian population as a whole as it will reduce illicit activity and improve their security. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 172961.31 1267120.24 1913128.97 4542000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3353210.52 3353210.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4542000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3342163.36 30568.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205223.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339632.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0429 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project Advanced Document Examination Training seeks to address the challenges posed by irregular migration and transnational organized crime (TOC), i.e. trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling, through enhanced capacities to detect document and identity frauds. While capacities are built through the training programme, the network of involved experts across selected Mekong countries would also be strengthened, hereby contributing to future regional law enforcement information sharing, which is a key element of the fight against TOC. The project prioritizes activities that will develop the capacities of law enforcement agencies and border officials to counter irregular migration and TOC by providing them with necessary skills and tools to enhance their ability to detect and counter document and identity fraud, ensuring effective border control measures and protecting genuine legal identities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia Cambodia IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 42048.98 42048.98 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42048.98 42048.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42049 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42049 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 5576.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36472.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0432 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the challenges imposed by the diverse political, economic, and climate conditions involving the continuous expansion of borders, the IOM has developed the Document Examination Support Center (DESC) – an initiative to assist governments through capacity building in travel documents and identity examination and verification. Through this project, and after several presentations conducted by the IOM in 2022, the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan has provided, in a kind contribution, the willingness to support the launch of the DESC initiative in Kazakhstan at the institutional level. This project, thus, focuses on this foundation for the further development of the Kazakhstan border security and management – with the additional aid of the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs at the US Embassy in Astana (INL/US Embassy), the DESC initiative plans to contribute to the strengthening of the authorities’ network in responses in border control and a tighter, safer and more just maintenance of migration justice. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 9427.85 16571.97 25999.82 Contracted Grant Amount Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25999.82 25999.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 6000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000 267.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7565.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14481.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0433 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project was developed to facilitate the secondment of staff to the Bali Process Secretariat. International Organization for Migration (IOM) New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Maldives IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Nauru New Zealand IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan Palau IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye United States of America IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Sri Lanka United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Fiji France IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia India IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Cambodia Kiribati Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 30329.34 50000.02 Contracted Grant Amount New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30329.34 30329.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29976.02 609.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3411.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15597.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0435 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project focuses on addressing the tensions created by xenophobia and hate speech to prevent the escalation of conflicts which could result in incitement to discrimination, hostility, and direct, cultural, and systematic violence. The project will counter the root causes of these conflicts by creating safe spaces for intercultural dialogue at the municipal and national level, and by strengthening local actors’ capabilities to promote the integration and protection of migrants and asylum seekers. Project activities will be implemented in the Northern Region of Costa Rica, specifically in the cantons Guatuso, Upala and Los Chiles at the border with Nicaragua. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Costa Rica Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 314041.7 231787.44 15080.75 560909.89 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560909.89 560909.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392637.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392637.03 135.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46763.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187448.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0436 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The “Enhancing the Capacity of Thailand to Combat Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants through Enhanced Border Management” project will complement existing IOM programmes, including an ongoing initiative that has contributed to the establishment of the NRM. IOM continues to support the Royal Thai Government (RTG) in preventing and prosecuting human trafficking, as well as enhancing protection services for VOTs. This includes supporting the operationalization of the NRM at the local level. The project will enable IOM to provide a more integrated and comprehensive response by increasing the capacity of law enforcement, particularly TIB, to enhance border management systems and processes through enhanced skills on document examination to prevent and detect human trafficking and migrant smuggling and contribute to enhanced prosecution of this transnational crime. The project will further enhance inter-ministerial collaboration including cooperation with the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security (MSDHS) and the multi-disciplinary teams established as part of the NRM and engage with protection actors involve the local communities in border areas to increase community members’ awareness and resilience against recruitment from transnational organized crime groups. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 382501.06 495013.78 326175.49 1687142.66 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1203690.33 1203690.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1253523.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 922386.46 20342.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45036.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56717.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0437 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Bali Process Website facilitate the work of the membership and inform the public of the ongoing work of the Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime. The website provides information on the membership, the working groups and conferences, upcoming workshops, etc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Macao SAR, China Maldives IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Nauru New Zealand IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan Palau IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye United States of America IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Sri Lanka United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Fiji France Hong Kong SAR, China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Kiribati Cambodia Japan India IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1938.27 5830.73 1208004 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7769 7769 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1208000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7753.03 1887.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 778.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0439 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project targets improving the surveillance and control capacity of the customs in the movement of goods in the country specifically strengthening the customs control capacity in the areas of nuclear security and smuggling via parcel carriers. To this aim, 2 outputs are foreseen. Under Output 1 radiation control capacity of DG for Customs Enforcement will be improved through a draft situation report that will be prepared to identify the current situation and the gaps and needs related to radiation controls. In addition, two study visits will be organised to EU Member States for observing the best practices and benefit from lessons learnt in this area. A Customs Radiation Control Plan will also be developed through a collaborative process with relevant stakeholders. Under Output 2, mail and express courier control capacity will be improved. For this, ToTs and cascaded trainings will be delivered to government officials following the preparation of a Situation/Assessment Report for Mail and Express Courier Control. A study visit will be organised to an EU Member State to observe best practices and working modalities of the selected country through a combination of site visits, technical sessions and working meetings. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 140585.44 549739.96 392648.03 1000000.49 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1082973.43 1082973.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 491975 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531290.5 63730.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97835.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0441 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While important border management milestones have been achieved in recent years in the Western Balkans, rapid evolutions in the political, economic and security contexts demonstrate the need to jointly address security challenges. Regional cooperation is the key catalyser to offer balanced and solutions-oriented approaches to common challenges linking, and often opposing, security and mobility. Ahead of the 2024 Berlin process summit, the Ministerial Conference will take place in Tirana, on 14th May 2024 at the Palace of Congresses – with a welcoming dinner on 13th May, under the chairmanship of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Albania. Articulated around the thematic of security and mobility, the Ministerial Conference will take place over two days. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Albania +355 42 25 78 37 infotirana@iom.int https://albania.iom.int/ “Brigada VIII”, Nd. LID, Kt. 3, Apt. 303, Tirana, Albania Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 81351.71 65000.01 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81351.71 81351.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -904.71 47192 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60502.56 43785.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15811.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0444 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the Project is to further strengthen the capacities of the Armenian Border Guard Troops (BGT) to tackle security and migration management challenges in line with international obligations, standards, and border management best practices. The Project will build on the results achieved in the first phase of the project funded by CSSF as well as during the interventions implemented in recent years, specifically in the alignment of the BGT training and educational system and standards with European and international best practises. The project will further strengthen the capacity of the BGT through further development of the training system for the BGT and enhancing secondary inspection. Such intervention is particularly relevant in the current context with increased pressure on the BGT to increase number of personnel at the air and land border crossing points. UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 93298.53 245103.36 263745.42 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338401.89 338401.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131575.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168902.76 124135.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161424.58 321 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41643.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92458.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0446 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to raise awareness of targeted populations thus prevent Vietnamese people from embarking on irregular maritime migration journeys to Australia through an innovative and comprehensive communication approach. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Immigration and Borders Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 136829.78 108805.03 362376.06 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245634.81 245634.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120792 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82004.07 25086.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17649.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0449 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of Paraguay relies heavily on paper-based administrative processes. Residence permits are currently processed via physical files, which is not efficient, transparent, easily auditable or environmentally responsible. This affects vulnerable migrants the most, often hindering their access to rights and benefits. This project will contribute to the digitization of the residence permit process in Paraguay.To achieve this objective, the National Directorate of Migration (DNM for its acronym in Spanish) will adopt the System for Streamlining Residence Applications (SAS-R for its acronym in Spanish) (Outcome 1). Firstly, the DNM will be provided with the IT infrastructure for the operability of the SAS-R, which will work with information security standards (Output 1.1). Secondly, a chapter on the operation of the SAS-R will be made available, and officials will be trained in its use (Output 1.2). Thirdly, migrants will be provided with instructional information on the use of the SAS-R, through the development of an audiovisual spot (Output 1.3). Moreover, the DNM staff will have the knowledge and skills in the operation of the SAS-R and will be sensitised about the rights and needs of migrants (Output 1.4). Finally, a user's manual and an installation manual for the SAS-R will be made available in digital format (Output 1.5). International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9166.74 63786.46 227046.8 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 XM-DAC-47066-IB.0450 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, Belarus has witnessed an increase in migration due to geopolitical issues in the region. With the adoption of Belarus's first 2024-2028 Migration Policy Concept, the proposed intervention takes place at an opportune time to support the government in addressing the challenges as a result of the recent influx.The proposed project aims to contribute to a sustainable and effective border governance system in Belarus that respects and protects the rights of migrants and ensures their safety and security in line with international standards (Objective). To contribute to this objective, the scope of the proposed intervention includes two components: (1) ensuring increased institutional and technical capacity of the State Border Committee (SBC) to facilitate an effective and comprehensive response to increased migration at borders through a series of training events, a study visit and the procurement of specialized equipment (Output 1.1); (2) fostering effective interagency coordination between SBC and relevant state and non-state actors through the development of an internal regulatory document to steer inter-agency cooperation in responding to increased migration at borders, including the effective referral of migrants in vulnerable situations (Output 1.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9125 127033.32 163841.68 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 XM-DAC-47066-IB.0457 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Project aims to support Sri Lanka Customs to improve screening of passenger goods and courier packages in line with the Custom Ordinance through technological assessment and procurement of priority equipment; technical assistance on application of risk assessment principles and improvement to Customs intra-agency coordination; related training for relevant Customs divisions; process improvements to the data schema utilized by the Sri Lanka Border Risk Assessment Center (BRAC) for passenger risk assessment; and Technical assistance on relevant legal frameworks to support institutionalization of risk-management authorities and processes. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 53033.65 119801.07 24465.35 197300.07 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197300.07 197300.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IM.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to establish the International Migration Law African Capacity Development Programme (IML-ACDP), a programme to support Government officials and other migration stakeholders by providing to them a state-of-the-art training on international and regional migration law, and enabling them to consolidate and use their knowledge into all aspects of migration governance and thereby streamline a rights based approach to migration governance. Managed jointly by the IOM International Migration Law (IML) Unit and the African Capacity Building Center (ACBC) in Moshi, the aim of the program is to contribute to improving the capacity of African States to govern migration in line with International and Regional Migration Law.The project aims to achieve this through two Outcomes. The first Outcome aims to ensure African States and regional institutions access IML resources and training to manage migration in line with international and regional legal standards, through the development of specifically tailored training materials and institutionalization of the IML-ACDP at ACBC (Output 1.1), the revamping of the IML database with AU and REC laws as well as jurisprudence from the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights and the Africa Court on Human and People's Rights (with electronic resources) (Output 1.2), and increased visibility and promotion of IML ACDP (Output 1.3). The second Outcome aims to enhance the access of Government officials from AU states to other, already existing IML training opportunities, including the IML course coordinated in Sanremo (Output 2.1) and courses in Geneva (Output 2.2) to encourage learning and sharing of good practices with peers from other parts of the world. The Program will ultimately benefit AU states and encourage rights-based approaches to migration policy development and implementation. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Sierra Leone Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Lesotho IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Comoros Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Gabon Ethiopia Eritrea Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria International Migration Law General Programme Support Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 218444.52 181555.48 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 25680.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59140.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36261.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will develop a comprehensive survey-based measurement tool and organize a series of pilot testing and capacity-building initiatives on migrant integration in Brazil, Dominican Republic and Peru. The overarching goal of the project is to contribute to a more robust and comparative evidence base for policy development and regional programme innovation to support migrant integration. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Latin America and the Caribbean Brazil Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 24753.63 89302.45 63023.08 22920.84 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000 -113.14 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -113.14 -0.83 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.83 2293.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3884.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21155.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35430.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4154.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12657.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14097.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27791.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12325.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14035.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50370.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the Migration Information Center (MIC) is to facilitate the effective integration of third country nationals in the Slovak Republic. The integration services provided by the MIC target employment and language learning, but also address broader issues of social inclusion, community cohesion, respect for human rights and political participation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 787792.12 920536.15 1038090.44 990802.91 3339894.32 Contracted Grant Amount Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3737221.62 3737221.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501157 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 559327.01 250578 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304839.41 401094 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 457869.86 117303 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113665.7 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269106.57 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323624.6 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531349.63 376308.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403764.91 -2706.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2483.18 -12.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13.41 93328.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108855.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120978.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135605.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133132.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128276.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125063.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138999.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143942.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161189.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141881.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178567.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283631.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 481151.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412407.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186481.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10660.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2562.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to facilitating migrant integration in Wielkopolskie voivodship, Poland by supporting both migrants and host communities by providing migrants with reliable information on their rights and obligations in Poland, cultural orientation training, coaching and career counselling, and multilingual mobile application about educational, artistic and sport activities available in their area. The project will also support local integration initiatives aiming to support migrants in their environment (school, workplace, residence place, etc.) and to increase positive interactions between local communities and migrants. Lastly, the project will provide capacity building of representatives of local institutions in working with migrants and integration of migrants. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration IOM - Poland +48 22 62 82 413 iomwarsaw@iom.int ul.Wiejska 12, Warsaw 00-490, Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 50460.81 198284.96 279497.71 240773.87 12241.29 3145834.41 Contracted Grant Amount Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 781258.64 781258.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393078.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94280.68 21476.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6671.73 550591.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149495.5 455243.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121070.03 232173.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58570.4 409952.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99672.5 256185.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61317.73 600157.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140027.36 -534414.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -138004.01 -1013.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -248.56 -3633.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Dept for European Funds of the Ministry of Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -906.76 659105.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161584.95 46027.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 35960.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 37080.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 46341.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 43896.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 36227.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 45296.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 56711.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 33223.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 32895.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 47081.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 487.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 27994.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7512.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61479.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27717.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34112.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26818.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14405.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12202.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12015.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14854.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13329.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20109.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35018.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -42.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25811.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the harmonization of migrants in line with Turkey's new migration management framework and EU approaches. Implementation of an effective approach on harmonization is a critical goal for DGMM particularly with increasing social tensions. To be successful, a national programme with locally tailored initiatives requires the government and partners such as IOM to target the following needs: information services to facilitate migrants' access to services and rights; establishment and/or strengthening of locally managed social cohesion programmes; capacity development of DGMM/PDMM and ministry staff at federal and provincial levels. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Syria Regional Refugee & Resilience Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1489536.48 6611252.91 3925630.57 618929.03 11000001.72 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12645348.99 12645348.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7976082.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9394678.83 3023917.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3036061.92 -467612.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -514424.74 255099.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276681.01 0.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -511757.8 319594.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 82438.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 241650.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56675.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23021.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226581.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398214.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356482.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 885553.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 910028.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879410.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1110820.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1611277.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1721332.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2820677.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26079.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33738.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22339.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the integration process of beneficiaries of international protection in Estonia. Project entails provision of post arrival trainings in line with Settle in Estonia programme. Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Estonia +372 6778 700 iomtallinn@iom.int; kkasper@iom.int 3rd floor, Room 3.2 Hobujaama 4, Tallinn 10151, Estonia IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Estonia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 62063.03 85335.73 104370.99 36488.29 256260.84 Contracted Grant Amount Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288258.04 288258.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38947.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45713.27 19743.86 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23310.34 19743.86 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22035.56 19743.86 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20459.96 106829.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110474.84 51252.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55900.9 -2934 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3094.94 10934.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19599.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10852.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2081.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3315.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8406.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5313.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11257.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16086.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52895.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58234.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73919.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4781.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2068.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0044 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to facilitate the effective integration of non-EU nationals and the EU nationals in the Slovak Republic. The integration services provided by the MIC target mainly employment and language learning, but also address broader issues of social inclusion, community cohesion and respect for human rights. The project under the regional response plan (RRP) will enhance the provision of all established MIC services, including legal counselling, labour and social counselling, support in education and retraining, Slovak language courses and information courses for newcomers. Furthermore, MIC services will be under RRP specifically aimed to Slovak nationals living abroad, highly-qualified foreign workers, international students, researchers and talents from non-EU countries and their family members and extended to a broader target group not previously covered by MIC - the EU nationals, returning Slovak nationals and their family members. The cooperation with the private sector will be expanded. Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 571984.98 563736.81 476776.16 1500000.66 Contracted Grant Amount Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1612497.95 1612497.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480961.92 -480000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -480961.92 422505.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418075.27 515762.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550439.85 67545.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73260.13 -6226.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6903.06 501000.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 548043.07 67406.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77645.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94872.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158035.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152777.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164524.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173994.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169251.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173360.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302486.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide technical support to the Migrant Learners Unit (MLU) of the Ministry of Education and Employment (MEDE) to improve the inclusion of migrant learners within mainstream education in Malta. It is expected that the project will enhance migrant learners' participation in lifelong learning so that they become active members of society. The project, thus, will contribute to improving the quality of education provision, including by supporting migrant learners' inclusion and facilitating more effective and collaborative synergies between educational and other stakeholders (e.g. parents, civil society, local councils, local communities at large, non-governmental and international organizations). Overall, the project will contribute to fostering school cultures and environments that acknowledge, celebrate and develop the potential of all learners, while strengthening collaborative systems to support migrant learners' inclusion to enhance a 'sense of belonging' and social cohesion. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Italy IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71125.55 129142.33 75284.11 11834.83 250000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287386.82 287386.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237529.69 19957.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1741.63 1818.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17329.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42864.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11926.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5527.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6668.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17586.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63801.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72099.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -352.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to empowering refugee, migrant and host community youth in Gaziantep through services provided by the Resilience Innovation Centre (RIF) towards invention, innovation, learning and livelihood creation. Based on a multi-stakeholder approach, the RIF will be jointly managed by IOM and the Gaziantep University (GU). The RIF will be made accesible to all target groups above, fully equipped with digital and computer-assisted equipment and complemented by targeted trainings and mentorship programmes on innovation, creative design, etc. for selected youth beneficiaries, who will be empowered to develop innovative projects and business ideas. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6479.17 82550.06 210970.78 300000.01 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.01 300000.01 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 -14999.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14999.99 17121.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2899.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18338.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18047.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13725.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36194.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49138.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39417.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48562.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41555.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the beginning of the recent conflict in Ukraine on 24 February 2022, substantive flows and displacements across Ukraine and toward neighbouring countries have been reported. Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes in search of safety. Before the conflict the usual average of entry to Slovakia from Ukraine was 1,444 persons per day. Since the 24th of February there has been a tenfold increase in arrivals. Besides Third Country Nationals (TCN) who represent around 12 per cent of persons, there are mainly Ukrainian women with children, elderly and unaccompanied minors crossing the Slovak border as Ukraine has announced mobilization of men between 18 and 60 years old. The overall objective of this project is to ensure the immediate support to conflict-affected individuals at the Slovak-Ukrainian border and support the inclusion of the Ukrainian nationals, TCNs and migrants who fled the country to Slovakia. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Slovakia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 118190.54 252793.01 350000.37 Contracted Grant Amount Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370983.55 370983.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290155.44 70000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77007.7 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7157.01 32293.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27377.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208634.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106014.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0069 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Dominica’s Ministry of National Security and Home Affairs Labour Division is responsible for the issuance of visas, work permits, and residency permits, however it presently lacks a system to process and analyse relevant data. The lack of reliable data for the government to make informed decisions has therefore not allowed a quota system to be put in place to regulate the recruitment of migrant labour, issuance of work permits and specific provisions or mechanisms to facilitate widespread integration of migrants into the labour market. In light of the above challenges, the aim of the project is to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Dominica to improve migrant integration. To achieve this objective, three outputs will be delivered: 1) An assessment of the impact of migrants on the local labour market and the driving factors of labour migration to Dominica, to be shared with key stakeholders within the Ministry of National Security and Home Affairs;2) Gender-sensitive and inclusive labour migration training sessions targeted at key government officials on data collection and analysis on labour migration;3) A gender-sensitive awareness communication campaign on migrants’ rights and their social and economic development contribution which also aims to increase the knowledge of key stakeholders as far as the important contribution made by migrants. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominica Dominica Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 143567.64 96055.73 60376.63 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 6967.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8512.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12698.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14358.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19273.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14156.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21477.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25827 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5637.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19665.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7165.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52428.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote inclusion of migrants in host societies through the common practice of football and to contribute to the fight against racial discrimination against vulnerable communities in Tunisia. The target is both migrant youth and host communities, using football to foster integration and reduce potential tensions between communities. IOM will provide football coaches with the necessary skills to combat racial discrimination in their communities, through training tailored to inclusion and living together. UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6451.29 74031.92 130574.91 8815.03 199661.73 Contracted Grant Amount UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219873.15 219873.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159729.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179471.46 39881 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43777.17 -25.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8755.13 40954.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18210.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15871.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33029.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23106.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83375.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project enhances Finland-bound quota refugees’ integration capacity and promotes their resettlement by responding to their information needs regarding the Finnish society and by empowering them to take active role in their own integration processes. The project targets all quota refugees to be resettled in Finland during the project period excluding emergency cases. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland Lebanon IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 520705.71 128504 573754.67 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649209.71 649209.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143439 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161530.41 229502 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251371.3 172127 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179673.28 -94468 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -102906.32 0.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19699.11 16380.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5371.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38091.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10731.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51929.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62793.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128073.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163178.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6568.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In light of the socioeconomic challenges present in South America, further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, an intervention that addresses the socioeconomic needs of returnees, migrants and host communities is needed in the region. As migrants are returning home due to economic hardship, others are leaving due to the same factors. To best support Governments in South America in strengthening socioeconomic recovery post-pandemic, this project aims to develop a socioeconomic integration “toolkit” for government officials to be better equipped to facilitate the (re)integration of migrants and returnees in national economies and thus empower migrants and returnees as actors for sustainable development. The project will aim to strengthen the capacity of South American Governments to empower migrants and returnees to act as change agents for broad-based development, particularly for COVID-19 socioeconomic recovery, through the implementation of socioeconomic (re)integration initiatives. The participating countries include Argentina, Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Peru.This will be achieved through two main components: 1) Conducting a gender-sensitive rapid evidence assessment to build an evidence-base on socioeconomic (re)integration in South America for toolkit development and implementation and;2) Piloting the toolkit and drafting a national implementation plan for socioeconomic (re)integration in the pilot countries. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina South America Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Argentina Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42424.34 123487.17 234088.49 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 9162.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45509.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82245 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52786.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31723.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37566.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23125.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12032.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38048.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16324.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15907.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The municipality of Praia in Cabo Verde is the area where most migrants are concentrated, and according to the National Statistics Institute, about 55,8 per cent of migrants work in the informal economy. Within the COVID-19 pandemic context and due to the mobility restrictions, most of the migrants have seen their income decreased, which has also largely impacted on their ability to make savings, send remittances, invest, and access to education and health services, among other things. In this context, this project aims to strengthen the capacity of the municipality of Praia to support the economic recovery of migrant workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, enabling them to live in the context of the pandemic and restore their self-sustaining capacity. In pursuit of this objective, IOM will first develop an assessment report, conducting an in-depth research on the impact of COVID-19 on migrant workers living in the municipality of Praia. This report will support the revision of the Praia Municipality’s existing 2019-2023 action plan to integrate immigrants. In addition, IOM will install and equip two training rooms to conduct face-to-face and online training sessions on finance education, entrepreneurship and business management for the migrant workers and support its pilot implementation, building the capacity of 100 migrant workers, selected within the framework of this project. Furthermore, IOM will support the development of a manual and train the service providers of the municipality to best support migrant workers in vulnerable situations due to the pandemic and improve their overall integration. Lastly, IOM will support the Municipality of Praia in the launch of a pilot start-up challenge with the objective of financing the most promising business project ideas, developed by the trained migrant workers, through in-kind support. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cabo Verde +238 2609600 qgoncalves@iom.int; iomcapeverde@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cabo-verde UN House, Av. OUA Achada Santo Antonio, Praia 104-A, Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15189.2 26037.6 93089.6 113164.8 52518.8 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 4957.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18007.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14518.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1556.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21441.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35423.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23243.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11234.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1258.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50929.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0080 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will work closely with the Labour Market Regulatory Authority to develop a Post Arrival Orientation (PAO) Trainers' Manual, which will include a full curriculum for PAO, along with the instructions and tools required to deliver sessions to newly arrived migrant workers. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 16306.33 49349.03 31441.98 90218.13 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97097.34 97097.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78828.83 -0.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2294.98 20205 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21563.5 26352.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74424.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38077.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -92983.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 624.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37069.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19340.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -217.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the programme is to increase the integration outcomes of refugees by supporting their pre-departure preparation and providing targeted (re)settlement information and orientation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1286304.7 3960068.25 6895834.86 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5246372.95 5246372.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2154823 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1577644.25 1039826 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 780064.52 3698794 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2727072.36 0.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85609.94 72751.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 127771.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 78043.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 116706.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1132.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750652.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 850782.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1220751.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1914729.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36981.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this project is to contribute to facilitating the integration of repatriates by supporting candidates for repatriation and their families before repatriation to Poland, while also increasing the readiness of host societies to welcome them. Project activities will include counselling and awareness raising on the Polish repatriation scheme, orientation trainings for repatriates and their families as well as online polish language courses and job counselling to support repatriates' re-integration into the Polish labour market. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration IOM - Poland +48 22 62 82 413 iomwarsaw@iom.int ul.Wiejska 12, Warsaw 00-490, Poland Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 49623.27 68939 32443.28 643165.98 Contracted Grant Amount Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151005.55 151005.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99735.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22452.74 288265.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60918.3 91624.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22137.92 23366.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5710.46 -9543.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2339.56 53.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior and Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13.17 28451.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21216.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23678.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30443.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26126.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21398.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7931.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -39585.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -503.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -127.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1783.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8922.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Strengthening the network of migrant associations in Spain and their active participation in the Spanish society, through training activities on topics related to project development and implementation. The project will promote a participatory process of migrant associations, involving them in the process of designing this intervention itself. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 227014.83 199999.93 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227014.83 227014.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225225.23 -26500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27404.34 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16761.48 20537.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46408.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46513.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65466.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2134.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at facilitating the integration of beneficiaries of international protection into the Greek society, in close collaboration with the Greek Government. More precisely, the project will seek to ensure the smooth and uninterrupted provision of services offered so far under past IOM's programming (HELIOS). Beneficiaries will be supported through several activities promoting independent living, including, amongst others, housing support, integration courses and employability support, building social cohesion and assisting sensitization of the host communities on integration measures. For the implementation of activities, IOM will continue collaborating with implementing partners with whom meaningful partnerships were established under the HELIOS project funded by DG HOME. Coordination will be also ensured at all stages of the project with national authorities, specifically the Ministry of Migration and Asylum (MoMA), Municipalities, Prefectures, as well as other local actors engaged in migrants’ integration. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 19161544.93 23115337.85 22598180.73 1855805.54 62005350.2 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66730869.05 66730869.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9438202.25 5202675 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5380222.34 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5458515.28 22082140 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24186352.69 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2192982.46 6400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6933911.16 6720000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7278730.66 1280421.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 622726.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 56989.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 958835.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1903929.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1602268.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 188657.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 731988.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1467816.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 378162.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1786131.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 456806.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 852587.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1357795.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 592273.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 919224.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 804347.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1312085.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 910467.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 790434.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 300135.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 654378.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3334178.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3330816.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2601455.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4350796.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4266348.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5807319.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5830798.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2948161.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2364959.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3766785.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2908716.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1541954.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at facilitating the return and reintegration of nationals of the Republic of Lithuania, their family members as well as foreigners arriving in Lithuania through information and counseling provided by the IOM Migration Information Centre. It responds to the current migration context in Lithuania, where emigration rates are still among the highest in Europe, but a significant number of Lithuanians envisage returning home. Numbers of foreign nationals coming to live in Lithuania are also steadily increasing. Successful completion of migration information centre activities and projects in the previous years of operation proves that there is a great and increasing need to provide relevant and consistent information on return and reintegration into Lithuanian society for migrants. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Lithuania +370 618 00387 iomvilnius@iom.int https://lithuania.iom.int/ A. Jaksto 12, 5h floor, Vilnius LT-01105, Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Lithuania Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 367507.84 349999.91 Contracted Grant Amount Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367507.84 367507.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86700 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98972.6 96200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107366.07 88000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92729.19 76727.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74490.9 35.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9763.18 71835.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80648.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119258.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92052.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to strengthen Costa Rica’s Government’s capacities to integrate migrants through regularization and access to employment, enhanced by bilateral and binational cooperation, public-private partnerships, as well as the strengthening of labor migration governance and awareness. IOM proposes to support the Government in extending and broadening the scope of initiatives highlighted above that have proven to be very successful, to make them sustainable over time and expand their target sectors and territories. Additionally, the project aims to strengthen access to and communication on migration regularization programs at the national level advocate for legal reforms and decrees that will strengthen labor migration governance. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 188462.99 439859.25 502870.58 126251.71 1692000.84 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1257444.53 1257444.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 792000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636144.58 900000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665188.47 70200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 511.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4341.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48488.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49852.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107327.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30949.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92639.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86264.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70021.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152955.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49874.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will be implemented in support of the Federal Government, in the context of Brazil's broader voluntary relocation programme of Venezuelans from the border states of Roraima and Amazonas to other Brazilian states. In particular, the project aims to support the voluntary relocation process and integration of Venezuelan refugees and migrants by providing families with children and adolescents with adequate information and about education rights in Brazil. This includes promoting widespread understanding about the Brazilian education system and how to transfer and enroll their children in school upon relocation. The project also aims to identify and document good practices and policies related to school transfer and integration of relocated Venezuelan children and adolescents in major cities of destination. The overall objective of the project is, thus, to contribute to an increased access to education of relocated Venezuelan refugee and migrant children and adolescents, in line with priority needs, as in the 2021 Refugee and Migrant Response Plan. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15637.7 64362.3 80000 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 80000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 7008.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17145.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55846.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint program with UNDP and UN Women seeks to strengthen capacities of local and national governments and civil society organizations to promote socio-economic integration of people in human mobility and host communities, with an emphasis on women and youth. This initiative emphasizes on the generation of sustainable livelihoods with the private sector and the strengthening of the effective participation of women in integration processes. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 27393.41 250329.13 301480.11 20797.82 600000.47 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000.47 600000.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420000 180000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180000 59999.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 92999.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63470.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 5136.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93210.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71312.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68961.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71894.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32426.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40588.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0096 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will target both returning youth and potential migrants among youth to build their skills, such as resilience and leadership skills via their engagement into local community projects and initiatives. The project will also help youth build contacts with their peers throughout the region of Central Asia, which will promote and facilitate exchange of experiences and best practices on community projects and engagement. The community projects and engagement opportunities for youth will be created in partnership with local NGOs. To achieve its goals the project will capacitate and strengthen local NGOs. As an overarching goal, the project will help youth build a set of skills that are important for young people to be successful in their future careers and future employment Eurasia Foundation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Turkmenistan +993 12 48 84 07 iomashgabat@iom.int Archabil avenue 21, Ashgabat 744036, Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 29453.53 164703.31 194156.84 Contracted Grant Amount Eurasia Foundation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194156.84 194156.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Eurasia Foundation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205500 -13728.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Eurasia Foundation Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13728.14 6437.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18298.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56976.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48491.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61568.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0097 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The campaign aims to ensure that all migrant workers are fully aware of their rights, responsibilities and services available to them and that employers of migrant domestic workers are aware of their obligations and rights, as well as provided with practical guidance on managing employer-employee relationships. The campaign will also have a focus on supporting potential victims of trafficking. To this end the overall objective of the proposed project is to contribute to reducing vulnerabilities of victims of trafficking in persons in employer-employee relationships in Bahrain by increasing their awareness and accessibility of information on rights and responsibilities of migrant workers and their employers. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bahrain - Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 50814.3 50393.49 31416.42 132624.21 Contracted Grant Amount Bahrain - Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132624.21 132624.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132624.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bahrain - Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132624.36 21153.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18504.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3801.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19580.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75737.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -68535.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22794.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12575.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17609.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58808.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0098 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is to be viewed as a complementary initiative to the broader social inclusion programme with the overall objective to foster social inclusion through enhancing learning of official languages and enabling environment for equal use of official languages. To do so, the project will support the development of Administrative Instruction to the Law on the Use of Languages, improve capacities of the Office of the Language Commissioner and increase awareness about language rights through the tailored VocUp platform and media campaign. United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 33187 26813.13 60000.13 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000.13 60000.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36000 24000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 10650 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8769 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1301.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12162.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15691.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11425.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0099 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With Citi Foundation’s investment, in Phase III, IOM continues to empower Venezuelan migrants in Ecuador and Peru, particularly migrant women, with social mentoring sessions, entrepreneurship skills training, and start-up support to access sustainable income sources and promote a broader understanding of migrants’ positive contributions to their host communities and beyond. Therefore, the program advances Citi Foundation's commitment to expanding global youth employment and contributes to reduce gender gaps in local labor markets. By building upon previous programming to enhance and expand the impact in R&M’s socioeconomic integration, activities will be delivered in three components: skills training; entrepreneurship and start-up support; and promotion of understanding of women migrants as agents of socioeconomic development. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru South America IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 373607.62 226392.32 599999.94 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 599999.94 599999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 9361.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54638.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1188.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57769.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23481.72 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172760.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269077.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15206.55 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3399.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19116.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19031.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Overall objective of this project is to contribute to institutional, administrative, and growth-sustaining structural reforms in Portugal. IOM will assist national authorities in improving their capacity to design, develop and implement reforms in policy areas related to cohesion, fair, sustainable, and inclusive growth, and in particular focus on the promotion of social inclusion and the fight against poverty, income inequality and all forms of discrimination. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Portugal +351 21 324 29 40 iomlisbon@iom.int OIM Portugal Palácio Penafiel 16 Rua das Pedras Negras, 16, Lisbon 1100-404, Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 82793.41 190678.22 150278.01 399357.8 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423749.64 423749.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208768.27 174088.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191727.54 37458.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42300.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50932.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56827.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45917.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52057.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65587.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52423.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14170.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote social cohesion and migrant-inclusive socio-economic growth by decreasing xenophobic and anti-migrant sentiments among the Kyrgyz host society and by increasing the safety of international migrants in Kyrgyzstan, especially students, through initiatives designed to enhance mutual positive perception. The project will take a whole-of-society and whole-of-government approach, involving beneficiaries, community associations, academic institutions, and government counterparts throughout all project stages. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 99249.54 176548.48 24201.98 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 -14277 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14277 42874.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10607.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20555.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3579.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15919.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65026.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31700.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30181.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3667.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38067.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23543.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The action aims to support the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Croatia in enhancing its capacity to oversee, coordinate and monitor the implementation of coherent national policies and mechanisms for the integration of third country nationals in Croatia. In the long run, the project also aims to pursue effective knowledge management and consistency of goals and actions across the integration programmes implemented by stakeholders at multiple levels (national, regional and local). The action will result in the design of a one-stop-shop model and establishment of a policy coordination mechanism. It will contribute to streamlining and strengthening integration actions both at national and sub-national levels, ultimately supporting migrants’ inclusion within the labour markets and society. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Croatia +385 1 481 6881 iomzagreb@iom.int Rackoga 3/3, Zagreb 10000, Croatia IOM Country Office - HR 45.811589 15.984827 Croatia Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 215065.72 317523.57 152414.98 642608.97 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 685004.27 685004.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277134 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281068.97 29306.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57541.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60159.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60885.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68162.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90360.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31977.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37982.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29381.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide technical support to two public services in Belgium to improve the capacity, coordination and implementation of actions implemented by the public services and the various stakeholders on local, regional and national level related to the welcoming and integration of displaced people from Ukraine in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 272325.21 361650.11 600000.12 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 633975.32 633975.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 639658.85 -44955.54 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48705.89 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2417.1 143823.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151280.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149317.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149846.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -898.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote the integration of Ukrainians and Third Country Nationals (TCNs) in the Greek socio-economic life in line with their skills, qualifications and aspirations, as well as the local communities’ needs and labour market context. IOM will particularly support the MoMA's SID in designing a digital platform (referred to as Social Inclusion Platform (SIP)) thus introducing a modern, user-friendly and sustainable digital tool to ease and coordinate the inclusion of Ukrainians and TCNs in different aspects of the Greek society. Particular emphasis will be placed on addressing the needs of Ukrainians and TCNs fleeing the conflict in Ukraine and arriving in Greece, to promote the quick and easy access of this group to meaningful information and tools. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 317580.74 374741.45 166431.84 799999.75 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 858754.03 858754.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 827300.93 -205824.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -184671.44 40095.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51416.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52607.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70517.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97742.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292067.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29369.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8487.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to facilitate beneficiaries' integration in the local labor markets and societies through employment in sectors that present significant shortcomings in human resources. The main target group of the project will consist beneficiaries of international protection and third-country nationals legally residing in Greece, who will benefit from specialized and tailor-made support to successfully access the Greek labor market. To achieve the envisaged objective, the project is comprised of eight components. Each component focuses on a distinct field and aims to provide beneficiaries with quality training opportunities that will support them in secure employment. Two types of training will be available based on the nature of each component and the respective training area, namely the provision of traineeship or the provision of vocational training. Additionally, all components will encompass several other services to facilitate beneficiaries' participation in the project and the successful completion of their training programs. Particularly, a skills assessment will be performed for all beneficiaries to get an insight into beneficiaries' personal and professional profiles and guide them to select the areas in which they would like to train. Interpretation and Job counseling will also be offered throughout the project implementation offering comprehensive support to project beneficiaries. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6289754.22 12477409.2 12468699.91 2722214.08 35025835.55 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33958077.41 33958077.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2412820 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2654367.44 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 7317.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47689.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145868.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199151.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 444310.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432636.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462834.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373673.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446490.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351026.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For almost two decades, IOM and the Government of Australia have worked in partnership in order to deliver pre-departure Australian Cultural Orientation (AUSCO) training for Australia-bound refugees and humanitarian entrants. The program is funded by the Department of Home Affairs and has been delivered by IOM since 2003.IOM Thailand is host to the AUSCO Global Office which oversees permanent AUSCO implementing and coordinating missions in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Kenya and El Salvador. AUSCO has been further delivered in Sudan and Uganda, and through mobile facilitation in more 40 other countries. The program’s objectives are several-fold and include empowering refugees and humanitarian entrants with information on life in Australia, whilst also encouraging language training on arrival, and equipping participants with the basic skills and necessary tools needed to deal with initial challenges experienced during their settlement journey and to reach self-sufficiency. Through a 5-day course, AUSCO provides the opportunity for participants to be provided with practical advice and accurate information on the departure and settlement processes, and an opportunity to ask questions about travel to and life in Australia, including pathways and access to further education and employment, learning English and understanding laws. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Pakistan Nepal Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 India Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4917416.88 983483.42 9429638.1 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5900900.3 5900900.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1467368.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980533.14 1731516.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1183110.74 1906594.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1275784.48 2256536 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1471973.91 1780440.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1175838.44 662.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 422.33 703716.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452474.17 107196.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71342.76 -2235.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1484.08 -2936734 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1950022.58 36.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4506.36 415936.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 817119.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1116957.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1532807.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 764098.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9536.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -989.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to fostering the social and labour market integration of populations displaced from Ukraine (Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian citizens) benefitting from Temporary Protection status as per Directive 2001/55/E and residing in the Lazio region. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Antropos - Cooperativa Sociale onlus IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Italy Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with no inclusion of gender issues 67005.55 30349.74 95383.8 Contracted Grant Amount Antropos - Cooperativa Sociale onlus International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97355.29 97355.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 498.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36477.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12701.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to creating prerequisites for a better cooperation within the integration infrastructure in Slovakia and supporting the access to services, while taking into account TCNs’ needs. It sets the scene for the development of the reform of the framework in the integration area and the establishment of a multi-sectoral coordination mechanism at national and local level, and thus support the integration/inclusion of TCNs in Slovakia. It will help Slovakia to implement short-term integration/inclusion structures, processes and coordination mechanisms necessary for organizing a coherent and coordinated response towards the influx of persons fleeing Ukraine, as well as planning for more consistent long-term integration measures, while developing institutional capacities necessary for the provision of relevant services (accommodation, education, healthcare, social security, access to employment, culture and community) and enhancing the coordination between relevant stakeholders. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 151068.92 303390.11 131420.79 550000.13 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 585879.82 585879.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383292 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408626.87 95289.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101049.42 32848.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60496.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108923.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95200.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96124.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60902.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76116.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47462.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6395.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to improved management of migration flows and cross-border mobility in the Mediterranean, through better cooperation, including dialogue and measures to enhance security and safety throughout the mobility continuum. Specifically, the activities aim to improve the mutual exchange of good practices through field study exchanges and cooperation between countries along the migratory routes. The planned activities such as the assessment of cultural and language diversity in the management of migration, direct assistance support to migrants in vulnerable situations, promotion of cooperation and networking among civil society organizations, universities, public institutions at national, regional and local levels, and the promotion of increased understanding of basic concepts of migration and migration policy and public communication on migration will contribute to enhance migration management. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye World Italy IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 85499.42 769479.68 1093630.16 1178245.54 97497.19 2970297.6 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3224351.99 3224351.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980198.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2037240.76 990099.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1083259.31 86.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72607.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126259.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963.22 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138356.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1848.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161788.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95719.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23084.83 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10537.61 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88772.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150585.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2601.95 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 995.43 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160690.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at strengthening the network of diaspora associations in Spain and fostering their active participation in the Spanish society by delivering training sessions on project management, implementation and reporting. During the second phase of the project, IOM will work towards strengthening the relations of diaspora associations in southern European societies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 266240.89 250000.25 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266240.89 266240.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266524.52 -35000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -38377.2 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4475.75 32927.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50180.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70175.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79339.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0113 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main goal of the project is to promote a more realistic vision and a more ethical treatment of migration related topics in the media. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 159744.59 150000.23 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159744.59 159744.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159914.71 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16447.37 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2195.02 24776.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24874.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31983.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64027.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at facilitating the return and (re-) integration of Lithuanian diaspora and their family members - foreigners, arriving in Lithuania through the provision of information and counseling at the IOM Migration Information Centre (MIC). It responds to the current migration context in Lithuania, where emigration rates are still among the highest in Europe, while immigration to Lithuania in the last 5 years increased more than twice. Surveys show that a significant number of Lithuanians envisage returning home. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Lithuania +370 618 00387 iomvilnius@iom.int https://lithuania.iom.int/ A. Jaksto 12, 5h floor, Vilnius LT-01105, Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Lithuania Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 372736.71 350000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372736.71 372736.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93710.02 89200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97379.91 89500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98028.48 80991.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86030.76 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 731.12 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.58 72633.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92117.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102136.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108993.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -106.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective is to contribute to the early integration of ca. 1,100 beneficiaries selected for resettlement to Finland from the Islamic Republic of Iran, Libya, Rwanda, and Zambia by providing a comprehensive pre-departure orientation training to refugees before their departure to Finland. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 89413.94 418861.44 470000.55 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508275.38 508275.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251875.67 235000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257393.21 0.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44.62 -23678.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25653.93 73013.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138697.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100783.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100431.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71188.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -455.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to generate reliable information for evidence-based decision-making and to sensitize extension service providers (professionals who provide local agricultural technical advice to small producers), municipal technical units, and organizational leaders about those factors that motivate irregular migration, the risks, effects, and their approach to improve the care of returned and transit migrants in communities in San Marcos and Huehuetenango. The activities to be developed will be carried out within the framework of the Comprehensive Development Plan project implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The project is divided into two components: 1. Available and up-to-date information for evidence-based decision-making and 2. Raising awareness and discussion on migration: risks and challenges of irregular migration. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Guatemala Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 79672.2 20327.89 100000.09 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.09 100000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 40000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 -0.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.72 11495.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18110.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56160.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1863.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12368.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Technical support for the activation of a task force and a platform for the integration of Ukraine-displaced persons with disabilities. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Italy Italy Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 125286.91 240965.97 350000.34 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366252.88 366252.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373134.33 -264099.68 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -286442.17 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6195.76 54706.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38324.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -142.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the understanding of migration and the intercultural competences of local actors such as the Communal Integration Advisory Commissions, volunteers from local, cultural and sports associations, and signatories of the Welcome and Integration Contract. The project will be implemented in several stages:• Analysis of actors and contact with the target audience• Analysis of the training needs of the target audience • The development of training modules on interculturality.• The piloting through the holding of a "test" training and refinement of training themes;• The holding of an interculturality training of trainers and respective training sessions. Particular attention will be paid to risks, vulnerabilities and needs, which often vary dramatically between different groups and genders that migrate. The project will be in line with the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration of which Luxembourg was designated as one of the Champion countries in 2021 for supporting its implementation. In particular, project activities will contribute to the achievement of Goal 7 (Address and reduce migration-related vulnerabilities) and 17 of the Pact (Eliminating all forms of discrimination) as well as the objectives of the European Action Plan for Integration and Inclusion 2021-2027. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Luxembourg - Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 83830.16 215475.44 281704.37 Contracted Grant Amount Luxembourg - Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299305.6 299305.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21127.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22669.36 63383.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68008.05 63383.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67789.84 21127.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22596.62 133948.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11839.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15199.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15165.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13247.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17222.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23590.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18616.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27076.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this initiative is to contribute to the wellbeing of conflict-affected populations in Romania. The intervention is designed to continue the provision of tailored assistance to both Ukrainians and third-country nationals (TCNs) who fled the war in Ukraine, in close cooperation with the Romanian Government. Through this project, IOM will work with specialized protection actors, including social services, to provide counselling, case management, and referral services to persons in vulnerable situations among the refugees and TCNs from Ukraine (e.g., older persons and persons with disabilities, children, including unaccompanied and separated children (UASC) women with children, persons with chronic health conditions, and those who have experienced or are at risk of violence, exploitation, and abuse, among others). The project also aims at increasing the engagement and inclusion of Ukrainians and TCNs with the host community by enhancing the capacities of a network of community centres that organize activities, conduct remote education and language courses, accumulate and disseminate information on available services, etc. Finally, the project will provide winterization support to conflict-affected population fleeing Ukraine by distributing non-food items (NFIs), hygiene items, health support and medicines, etc. at BCPs), transit and collective centers, and host communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 13000.68 441804.19 454804.87 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454804.87 454804.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454805 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454805 88717.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81911.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228064.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56111.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to continue supporting the migration response in Romania, through: provision of information to conflict-affected population living in Romania and support their inclusion into host communities across Romania, as well as data collection and analysis of people on the move fleeing Ukraine. It also proposes to strengthen the capacity of the Municipality of Bucharest to provide and/or facilitate access to basic services for migrants. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 224666.63 316114.49 499999.92 Contracted Grant Amount Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540781.12 540781.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431499.46 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108932.46 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 757.09 5171.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103685.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94052.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102717.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24629.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168615.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42315.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0123 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to take the next step in creating a more inclusive Dutch society and fostering an attitude of openness and inclusion towards migrants in the Netherlands among the Movable Middle. This will be done by applying the products from Moving the Middle I, in particular the research results and messages included in the developed Knowledge Dossier and applying this in practice in an effort to contribute to a changed narrative. A national campaign, combined with local events, both tracked through continuous learning tools will further disseminate the lessons learned, tell us more about the effectiveness of the recommendations and messages developed so far, and actively engage the Movable Middle with messages developed for them. Stichting Benevolentia International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 37835.86 129011.26 153752.18 Contracted Grant Amount Stichting Benevolentia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166847.12 166847.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Stichting Benevolentia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160599.58 3752 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Stichting Benevolentia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4132.16 -10625.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Stichting Benevolentia International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9722.34 379.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31566.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15962.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39783.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49948.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19552.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2183.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention IOM seeks to support government institutions in the region and communities to address immediate protection and humanitarian needs of Afghan nationals and local communities, mitigate the mid-term impact of the crisis on societies in the region, and support recovery and resilience for longer-term sustainable development. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Kazakhstan Pakistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3013399.64 2121599.21 6930693.42 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5134998.85 5134998.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6930693.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5122463.47 32900.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10661.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 83149.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 381730.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113394.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6033.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 361717.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53854.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -1641.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15875.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248029.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 716756.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1066837.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 469417.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1634683.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -84319.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Ibero-American Social Security Organization, in partnership with the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation, proposes to develop a study to evaluate social security access for migrants in Ibero-American countries. the objective is to contribute to improve the quantitative and qualitative access to social security systems for migrants in 22 Ibero-American countries, this analysis will include secondary data and interviews with key stakeholders in the benefiting countries. It is proposed as an outcome that specialized social security public institutions incorporate the study's recommendations in their daily practices to improve migrant's access to social security. Ibero-American Organization for Social Security (OISS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina World Honduras IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Paraguay IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Guatemala Argentina IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Spain Equatorial Guinea IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with no inclusion of gender issues 43370.92 39999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Ibero-American Organization for Social Security (OISS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43370.92 43370.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ibero-American Organization for Social Security (OISS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43620.5 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ibero-American Organization for Social Security (OISS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -425.44 8613.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34581.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0129 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to promote social inclusion of migrants in their host communities and access to sport, particularly for women and children, while capacitating local actors for sustainable community development that ensures no one is left behind. UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6279.16 82201.92 72708.6 150000.19 Contracted Grant Amount UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161189.68 161189.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162513.54 25622.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20338.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14568.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8451.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13236.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12424.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With over 3.9 million migrant workers residing in Thailand, migration cuts across the country’s social and economic fabric. Migrants contribute immensely to socioeconomic development in Thailand, which hosts nearly half of all migrant workers in South-East Asia. Thailand’s ongoing economic growth and aging demographic, combined with instability and economic pressure in the region, will continue to drive migration to the country. Despite the prominence of migration in Thailand, journalists are often prone to misreporting on it. This became more visible during the pandemic, where a climate of fear from the public sometimes triggered misinformation and negative stereotypes against migrants. While migration is often front and centre in national news and debate, there are limited resources available to build the capacities of media professionals to report on such issues with stronger accuracy and depth. It is critical for the media to become as knowledgeable as possible on the subject, in order to report in a fair, balanced and ethical way.The project aims to foster evidence-based migration discourse and media reporting in Thailand through the roll-out of learning materials and capacity development initiatives. These include trainings-of-trainers, field visits, reporting grants and international exchanges which will strengthen the project’s sustainability and equip media stakeholders with the tools to build sustainable partnerships. Furthermore, through the implementation of campaigns promoting social cohesion, the project aims to increase positive attitudes and perceptions toward migrants among the Thai public. This is expected to foster stronger respect for their rights and combat discrimination, including gender-based discrimination, within their communities. Ultimately, the project will contribute toward a greater appreciation for diversity, allowing migrants the right to live and work free from all forms of discrimination. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 107453.43 162384.93 30161.64 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 1580.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11360.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6768.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16811.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4778.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25243.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0131 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bolivia is experiencing high levels of migration and internal displacement affecting the demographic, economic, social and cultural dynamics in both origin and destination communities. The complex nature of the migration flows and the different groups involved is resulting in challenges related to the development and implementation of policies that foster the inclusion of migrants and displaced persons, promote social cohesion and facilitate their contributions to sustainable development within the “Living Well” framework. “Living Well” is a philosophy promoted by the Government of the Plurinational State of Bolivia (enshrined in the constitution) to live with equality, justice, complementarity and with a fair resource distributi¬on, while defending nature and protecting the planet. For the government, it is a priority to base its policies and programmes on the “Living Well” framework. In fact, this model is the basis of the Economic and Social Development Plan 2021 – 2025, and therefore framing the project within the “Living Well” framework is essential and will promote the sustainability of the intervention.In this context, and in close coordination with the Vice Presidency of the Plurinational State of Bolivia (through the General Directorate of Geopolitics of Living Well and Foreign Policy), this project will contribute to migrants, displaced persons and communities in Cobija, Teoponte and Cachuela Esperanza living in more inclusive multicultural territories and contributing to sustainable development, in alignment with the “Living Well” framework. To achieve this objective, roundtables and case studies will be conducted with the participation of national and local authorities and representatives from different key community groups. Furthermore, training will be provided on the existing biocultural assets, migration flows and challenges and opportunities for social cohesion. Additionally, workshops will be organised in close coordination with municipal authorities for community members, migrants and displaced persons to contribute inputs to the framework. As a result, local governments and the communities from Cobija, Teoponte and Cachuela Esperanza will be able to promote the inclusion of migrants and displaced persons in community affairs and enhance social cohesion between the various rural and urban groups, as well as indigenous peoples, in alignment with the framework of “Living Well”. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) +5912 2770161 iomlapaz@iom.int Edificio Montecristo Nro. 7896 Calle 22, Oficina 103, Calacoto, La Paz 9715, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2000.1 71498.85 26501.05 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 2942.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8977.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18910.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10142.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14930.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18450.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0132 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Norwegian Cultural Orientation Program (NORCO) aims to contribute to the two-way integration of quota refugees into the Norwegian society. Information about Norway is provided to the beneficiaries prior to their departure to Norway, It also provides information about the refugees' country, culture and possible integration challenges to municipal workers and other stake holders. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Norway IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1402245.75 14485527.41 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1402245.75 1402245.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7355124 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 671800.98 2010609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191925.26 -330452 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30529.56 -0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13226.23 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3.36 539252.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255515.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51655.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -211.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite the efforts of the Government of Mauritania and its partners to develop the country’s social protection system over the years, social protection coverage in Mauritania remains insufficient to adequately reach the population. Migrants in Mauritania are not specifically or formally targeted by Mauritanian authorities due to capacity constraints and lack of clarity on the legal bases for their inclusion. The lack of specific mechanisms to target and inform migrants about these initiatives adds to existing barriers experienced by migrants in accessing relevant information on their rights and available services. Ensuring social protection for migrants is critical for individuals, communities and states to maximize the benefits of human mobility and reduce potential financial and social costs resulting from exclusion.In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to the inclusion of migrants in the social protection system of Mauritania.Firstly, the project will support Mauritanian authorities to build an evidence-based and migrant-inclusive social protection system (Outcome 1) by making available a comprehensive and gender-sensitive mapping of migrants' social protection needs, existing social programmes and policy frameworks, and best practices (Output 1.1) and by developing a technical roadmap for the inclusion of migrants in the social protection system in Mauritania, with attention to gender and vulnerable groups, such as persons with disabilities and unaccompanied minors (Output 1.2). Next, the project will allow Mauritanian authorities and their civil society partners to more effectively reach migrants and facilitate their access to social protection services (Outcome 2) by training and providing technical assistance to Mauritanian authorities to include migrants in social protection programmes and services in a gender-sensitive way on the basis of the aforementioned roadmap (Output 2.1) and equipping civil society organizations identified by IOM and Mauritanian authorities in the roadmap to outreach, raise awareness and refer migrants towards social protection programmes and services in a gender-sensitive manner (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6089.59 140247.28 153663.13 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 2888.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12625.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25724.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19278.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34041.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to its particular geographical position, at the junction between Europe and Africa, Morocco represents a country of origin, transit and destination for a large number of migrants moving within the continent. Recently, just like Fez, Tangier or Casablanca, the city of Agadir has become a coveted city for international migrants. Difficulties still remain when it comes to determining exact estimates of the number of migrants present in the municipality of Agadir, as well as their profile, intentions and needs. These migrants face a number of challenges that stand in the way of their socio-economic stability, and integration. This project stems from a request from the Municipality of Agadir to identify challenges faced by migrants in terms of integration and to formulate responses to address those challenges.In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of Morocco in promoting migrant integration.The project will seek to do so by supporting the Municipality of Agadir and relevant local actors to address the challenges related to migrant integration in the city of Agadir using an evidence-based and whole-of-society approach (Outcome 1) by carrying out an analysis of the specific and gender-sensitive integration needs and challenges of migrants in the city of Agadir (Output 1.1) and implementing community-led and government-supported pilot initiatives in the city of Agadir on the basis of the needs and challenges identified (Output 1.2). This project will pilot an innovative IOM instrument, the Urban Diagnostics Tool, with the aim of replicating the initiative in other cities in Morocco, and beyond. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 145610.14 114931.52 39458.34 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 4657.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11263.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16340.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10883.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26244.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This 6-month project focuses on combating discrimination and racism based on perceived race, nationality, colour, origin and national or ethnic origin. The project aims to address the under-reporting of racism and discrimination and remove barriers to reporting. The project will be implemented by IOM Belgium (International Organisation for Migration) in cooperation with one Brussels police zone, namely Brussels North (BruNo), and will build on the Community Policing without Borders project. The latter project highlighted why citizens who faced alleged discrimination hesitate to file a complaint and the extent to which, as victims, they are poorly informed about the various reporting options. This project also focused very much on building trust between citizens and the police through linking activities. Those activities have made police officers more aware of the importance of dialogue and connecting communication and citizens have also been able to adjust stereotypes they had about police. Belgium - Brussels Capital International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 12262.87 12110.29 22499.96 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Brussels Capital International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24373.16 24373.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Brussels Capital International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19693.65 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Brussels Capital International Organization for Migration (IOM) -303.32 2490.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Brussels Capital International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2668.87 2686.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10826.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9599.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1053.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0136 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As the war in Ukraine entered its second year on 24 February 2023, more than four million border crossings to Hungary have been registered, both through the Ukrainian and Romanian borders. As the conflict is getting protracted and about 42% of the respondents plan to remain in Hungary (IOM DTM), transitioning from the provision of immediate life-saving assistance to comprehensive and multidimensional social inclusion measures is essential to facilitate their successful integration into the Hungarian society. Recognizing the challenges faced by refugees and the fact that post-migration stressors can be equally or even more negatively impactful than pre-migration trauma regarding refugees’ mental health, their ability to recover from past traumas and to adjust to their new environment, the project adopts a holistic and strength-based approach. This relies on a comprehensive integration package contributing to upholding refugees’ well-being and facilitating their successful integration within the host society. Therefore, the project will facilitate the socio-economic inclusion of refugees beyond the timeline of the project while promoting solidarity and social cohesion within the host community. As a result, refugees will have improved capacity and knowledge to navigate their way through the society and establish themselves as a part of it. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Hungary - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 332834.68 120440694 Contracted Grant Amount Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332834.68 332834.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13942736 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39371.8 88741736 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244178.35 8567275 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23589.57 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5461.18 29370.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134558.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115619.52 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10538.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1018.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23529.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the integration of Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Peru through socioeconomic interventions, that allow them to enjoy their human rights within an inclusive society and contribute to national development and peacebuilding in Peru. The intervention has a national-wide scope and aims to enhance the self-reliance of migrants, strengthen their integration and social participation, and contribute to increasing the incorporation of skilled professionals within the host communities. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1502153.01 2198935.22 1887566.97 351939.2 5940594.4 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5940594.4 5940594.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220594.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220594.06 2115000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2115000 235000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235000 15295.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1877.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 222287.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 29077.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30262.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 259.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119062.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184270.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324506.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259712.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8464.4 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 327668.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150125.72 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0138 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Although Argentina has a broad and inclusive normative framework for migration governance, migrants' effective access to services, the labour market, education and public systems still presents major challenges that hamper the fulfilment of migrants’ economic, political and social rights. Such challenges have been exacerbated by the socioeconomic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially among migrant women and migrants with diverse Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression, and Sex Characteristics (SOGIESC). Migrant women and migrants with diverse SOGIESC are subject to multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination and often find themselves more vulnerable to poverty, informal work and other disadvantageous conditions. The project aims to involve these migrants in shaping targeted policy responses to best address such challenges. Enhancing the participation of migrant women and migrants with diverse SOGIESC in Argentina’s migration governance and related policies will be achieved through a two-pronged approach. IOM will support the Government in the implementation of Action Plans to adopt gender-responsive participatory mechanisms for migration policymaking processes. This will be done through: the development of policy guidelines for gender-responsive participatory migration policymaking that will be based on a mapping of existing mechanisms for participation (Output 1.1); trainings on gender-responsive participatory approaches to migration policymaking (Output 1.2); a communication campaign tackling discrimination of migrant women and migrants with diverse SOGIESC’s and highlighting their contributions for social change (Output 1.3). In tandem, the project will also assist migrants in engaging in policy processes by equipping them with relevant knowledge and skills. In practice, this will involve: conducting a study identifying the barriers to participation in selected jurisdictions (Output 2.1); developing orientation guides on how to access services (Output 2.2) and education pathways (output 2.3) as per migrants’ rights under national law, and developing and implementing a capacity strengthening programme on leadership skills for engagement in migration policy processes (Output 2.4), which will include attending various kinds of policymaking forums. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 66678.67 228319.04 5002.29 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 8188.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19103.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28257.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32283.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is part of a larger social inclusion program and aims to foster social inclusion by enhancing the learning of official languages for citizens and institutions. Its overall objective is to create an enabling environment that promotes equal use of official languages. United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 60470.67 36282.45 96753.12 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96753.12 96753.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58051.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58051.8 38700.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38700.81 -1051.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1051.45 6587 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 14072.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6336.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19605.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49100.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Australian Cultural Orientation Programme (AUSCO) aims to empower beneficiaries with pre-departure orientation (PDO). These classes aim to enhance understanding of Australian culture and life, thereby increasing the likelihood of successful integration into their new host community. They also promote social cohesion and key Australian values over a five-day cultural orientation course. While respecting socio-cultural heterogeneity and accounting for cultural sensitivities, AUSCO ensures that programming is inclusive of all beneficiaries, including those who may be particularly vulnerable due to factors such as religion, gender, age, sexuality, or health. The programme empowers those being resettled in Australia with comprehensive information centered around key Australian values, which include respect for the freedom and dignity of the individual, freedom of religion, commitment to the rule of law, Parliamentary democracy, equality of men and women, and a spirit of egalitarianism that embraces mutual respect, tolerance, fair play, compassion for those in need, and pursuit of the public good. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Pakistan Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 India Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3396629.87 6793264.2 6944546.11 1132204.15 27897670 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18266644.33 18266644.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1782715.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1170051.09 2936734 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1950022.58 2208178.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1457101.14 3372592.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2260867.85 2145029.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1407793.02 543293.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1124071.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1857799.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1417464.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1147429.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This model project aims to prepare beneficiaries of protection who have been selected for resettlement or a humanitarian admissions program (HAP) to Germany (hereafter beneficiaries of protection) for their integration process in Germany through testing individual and target-group specific pre-integration measures. The measures seek to complement existing offers and effectively link to integration measures after arrival in Germany. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 194510.1 497654.05 63466.48 700245.58 Contracted Grant Amount Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755630.63 755630.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60307.02 110000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119827.98 55000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59588.3 110000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120485.54 165000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177630.36 10578.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60625.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55310.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73393.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225259.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0144 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support vulnerable young migrants across the state São Paulo, promoting income generation opportunities, aiming at economic self-sufficiency, and reducing their vulnerabilities, supporting them in a trajectory towards long-term integration, prosperity, and resilience. This will be achieved through the provision of learning and career support and capacity building to young migrants in target communities, strengthened partnerships and engagement with the private sector and other local stakeholders, and community engagement with the provision of life-saving information and orientation on rights, services, and protection themes. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Western Union Foundation IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 168802.25 46053.8 214856.05 Contracted Grant Amount Western Union Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214856.05 214856.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214856 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Western Union Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214856 6007.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53024.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2158.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34134.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28685.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31083.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59761.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0145 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the IOM 2023 Appeal for Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries and the inter-agency 2023 Refugee Response Plan (RRP) for the Ukraine Situation as well as in one with planning exercises around the 2024 RRP, the proposed project aims to enable IOM and its partners to continue responding to persisting and growing humanitarian needs, and reduce and mitigate underlying vulnerabilities and risk by providing lifesaving assistance and protection support to the most vulnerable people affected by the war in Ukraine. Simultaneously, IOM will pivot existing capacities to work for longer-term solutions for refugees from Ukraine, with a focus on their most urgent needs to achieve stability, including housing and accommodation, health (including mental health and psychosocial support) and livelihood interventions. IOM will look at these sectors from a social inclusion point of view and will focus on supporting beneficiaries overcoming barriers to access social and economic participation in host countries to enable self-reliance. Interventions are fully aligned with two priorities of the Rapid Response Fund (RRF), namely 1) strengthening infrastructure for migrants with a focus on shelter and accommodation; and 2) supporting integration measures. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Europe Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Czechia Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 130096.08 850667.99 859999.94 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980764.07 980764.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 516000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588369.44 344000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397228.64 72580.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 108469.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194984.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291568.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299562.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0146 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Norwegian Cultural Orientation Program (NORCO) aims to contribute to the two-way integration of quota refugees into the Norwegian society. Information about Norway is provided to the beneficiaries prior to their departure to Norway, It also provides information about the refugees' country, culture and possible integration challenges to municipal workers and other stake holders. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway World IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Norway IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 866731.01 9173650.29 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 866731.01 866731.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 864091 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81741.65 1515193 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139984.57 2045585 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191408.72 1338145 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Education and Research Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120056.07 133133.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228123.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206749.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 319037.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0147 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lithuania has seen a substantial rise in its foreign population since joining the EU in 2004, with foreigners now constituting 7.1% of theountry's population, totaling 203,000 individuals. Half of these foreigners entered for labor purposes, while 25% are Ukrainians under EU temporary protection. This surge has prompted a need for effective integration measures. Foreigners in Lithuania commonly face challenges such as complex administrative procedures, lack of information in Russian and limited support services. Institutions often lack multilingual resources, creating a need for centralized, multilingual information. In response, the Migration Information Center aims to alleviate these challenges by providing essential information, personalized consultations, mental health support, and enhancing the capacity of stakeholders involved in migrants' integration. The project's overarching objective is to facilitate the integration and enhance the inclusion of foreigners in Lithuania through a one-stop-shop approach for third-country nationals (TCNs) and stateless persons. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Lithuania +370 618 00387 iomvilnius@iom.int https://lithuania.iom.int/ A. Jaksto 12, 5h floor, Vilnius LT-01105, Lithuania Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 383351.83 383777.03 700000.48 Contracted Grant Amount Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 767128.86 767128.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213108.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235489.12 82504.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87029.58 80313.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66832.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87483.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91068.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0148 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main goal of the project is to promote a more realistic vision and a more ethical treatment of migration related topics in the media. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 164482.15 150000.11 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164482.15 164482.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160085.38 39216.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38686.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30660.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53726.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0149 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the MATRIZ project in its third phase is to continue contributing to increasing the sustainability of migrant associations in Spain. In this sense, it is expected that migrant associations will strengthen their capacities and networking, making their action more visible and reinforcing the key role of associations in the inclusion of the migrant population and in the transfer of knowledge. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 219237.64 200000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219237.64 219237.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213447.17 42292.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55544.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38465.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78957.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0150 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the implementation of the actions designed in the project, the beneficiary people, Human Rights defenders, will have the opportunity to access training and academic programs both in Spain and Costa Rica, so that they can continue to promote both their capacities and development of talent, preventing this group´s training was paralyzed as a consequence of political events in their countries of origin. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain World IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Spain Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 231919.13 281708.03 29320.53 500000.17 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 542947.69 542947.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539374.33 26231.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28876.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41573.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87139.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0152 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to the early integration of approximately 600 beneficiaries selected for resettlement to Finland from Iran (the Islamic Republic of), Peru, Rwanda, Türkiye and Zambia by providing a comprehensive Pre-Departure Orientation (PDO) training to refugees before their departure. IOM aims to achieve the project’s objective by working towards enabling beneficiaries to develop practical skills and attitudes that contribute to their early integration in their receiving communities in Finland. More specifically, the project will provide PDO trainings that empower quota refugees through developing their knowledge of Finnish society and providing them with accurate information and support in an age-, gender- and context-specific manner. In addition to the provision of PDO trainings, IOM will also update essential learning and self-study materials such as the “Moving to Finland” website and “Moving to Finland” -workbook to enable beneficiaries to continue their learning process after the PDO sessions have been held. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 80101.44 401057.68 448921.17 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 481159.12 481159.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224460.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245580.42 224460.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248847.56 27077.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78112.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106745.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69201.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0153 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's objective is to develop a tailored programme designed to enhance employers' capacity to engage in fair and ethical recruitment, better manage employee-employer relations, while strengthening the role of companies and institutions in protecting domestic workers, and advocating for the introduction of mandatory employer orientation in the domestic work sector. Bringing together the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the International Labour Organization (ILO), this project builds on the strong partnership between the UN, the LMRA and the UK Embassy in Bahrain to promote the labour and human rights of migrant workers in the Kingdom. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 45508.81 36000.71 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45508.81 45508.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36000.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46095.66 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -441.38 24249.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21404.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0156 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Reinforcing integration through sponsorship enhancement in Belgium, Italy and Lithuania - RISEIOM Lithuania, IOM Belgium, and IOM Italy, in close collaboration with national authorities and partners, will commence the execution of the RISE project. This initiative is designed to address the housing needs of beneficiaries of international protection through the development and piloting of community sponsorship programs in Lithuania, Belgium, and Italy.Key objectives include strengthening knowledge and capacity through effective housing solution assessments, developing customized toolkits for resilient housing solutions, and piloting community sponsorship schemes. The project also aims to foster transnational exchange through six thematic events.The project aspires to encourage more EU Member States to adopt community sponsorship schemes and contribute to a coherent pan-European approach. The project's findings and experiences will be shared to pave the way for lasting change and innovation in addressing the housing needs of beneficiaries of international protection across Europe. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lithuania +370 618 00387 iomvilnius@iom.int https://lithuania.iom.int/ A. Jaksto 12, 5h floor, Vilnius LT-01105, Lithuania Europe Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Italy Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 634174.67 883190.61 215063.75 1619095.81 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1732429.03 1732429.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1295275.83 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1388291.35 69110.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99594.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169882.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0157 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance livelihood skills and strengthen protection for vulnerable migrants, while increasing social cohesion between migrants and receiving communities in Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia. Based on the needs in each country context, IOM’s targeted interventions will address specific barriers and gaps by providing a range of skills development and training, providing protection support including shelter, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) and legal counselling, and organising social mixing activities to build trust and social cohesion. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom Northern Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Tunisia Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 664122.85 2082685.77 2178218.77 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2746808.62 2746808.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1089109 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1366510.66 1089109 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1423671.9 106116.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269619.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 606805.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0159 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to its particular geographical position, at the junction between Europe and Africa, Morocco represents a country of origin, transit and destination for a large number of migrants moving within the continent. Those migrants, all categories included, face a number of challenges that stand in the way of their socio-economic stability, and integration. Although the Government of Morocco has been reinforcing its efforts towards the socio-economic integration of regularized migrants, numerous challenges remain, amongst others: access to health care, education, accommodation, and humanitarian basic needs, etc. In the case of the Region of Souss-Massa, particularly the city of Agadir, most migrants live in marginalized neighborhoods with limited access to drinking water, health services or decent accommodation.The city of Agadir lacks capacity in terms of human and financial resources to respond to the needs of migrants settled in city. With this project, IOM aims to assist the Municipality of Agadir as well as relevant local actors to identify gaps in term integration in the urban area making use of an innovative tool, the Urban Diagnostic Tool (UDT), and accordingly to identify concrete initiatives and assist with their implementation. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 28858.5 272085.5 187250.03 450000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488194.03 488194.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499445.06 4766.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22507.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0160 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention, IOM seeks to support government institutions and communities in Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. In particular, IOM will address needs of Afghan nationals and local communities, mitigate the mid-term impact of the Afghanistan crisis on societies in the region, and support recovery and resilience for longer term sustainable development. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Pakistan Kazakhstan Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1274764.5 3794305.16 6930693.46 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5069069.66 5069069.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6930693.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5141463.7 144869.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 515118.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 921714.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0163 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia was home to more than 2.8 million Venezuelan migrants as of December 2023, making it the host country with the largest number of migrants of this nationality. The project will be implemented in Bucaramanga, Riohacha and Ipiales, cities that have received a considerable migratory flow from Venezuela and which currently face social challenges (such as xenophobia and discrimination, especially towards migrant women), as well as environmental challenges (such as limited access to clean water, food insecurity, exposure to pollution, lack of access to clean energy, loss of biodiversity and inadequate solid waste management). This project aims to contribute to the resilience, integration and social cohesion of migrants and host communities of all genders, ages, abilities and other diversities in Colombia.To achieve this objective, it is expected that migrants and host communities will integrate socially and implement environmental management initiatives (Outcome 1). Specifically, local governments will strengthen their capacities by piloting environmental initiatives in community spaces free of social exclusion, led by host communities and migrant populations particularly women, adolescents, children and LGBTIQ+ population (Output 1.1); and leaders of the targeted communities will have improved capacities in community environmental management, conflict resolution and GBV prevention with a focus on women, adolescents, children and LGTBIQ+ population (Output 1.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 88674.98 11325.02 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 1492.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5780.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0164 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Rana Municipality in the Nordland Region of Norway and Oslo Region are actively seeking to expand their workforce by attracting international migrant workers and taking measures to support their social and economic integration. To enhance this effort, IOM proposes to collaborate with Rana and Oslo to create a pre-departure/post-arrival orientation e-course, designed to equip migrant workers with essential knowledge about life in Norway, including information about labor rights, the legal system, public services, and the local context, thereby facilitating their successful integration and long-term contribution in local communities. Rana Development Agency (Rana Utvikling AS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Norway Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 51742.8 18263.21 70006.01 Contracted Grant Amount Rana Development Agency (Rana Utvikling AS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70006.01 70006.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35003 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Rana Development Agency (Rana Utvikling AS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35003 4001.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34240 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0166 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, Uruguay has experienced a significant influx of migrants, primarily from Latin American countries, reflecting a broader regional humanitarian and displacement crisis. Migrants arriving in Uruguay face several challenges, including difficulties in accessing the labor market, employment quality, skills mismatches, reconciling work with family responsibilities, housing insecurity, impoverishment, and residential segregation. According to the 2019 Continuous Household Survey, Uruguay hosts 94,000 migrants, with Montevideo having the highest concentration (64.5%). IOM Uruguay's third DTM Round shows that most migrants reside in Montevideo, particularly in neighborhoods such as Downtown (9%), Barrio Sur (7%), Cordón (7%), Pocitos (5%), and Aguada (5%). A 2020 census by the Municipality of Montevideo found that 40% of residents in boarding houses (pensions) are migrants, mainly located in Municipality B, which includes Ciudad Vieja, Centro, and other nearby areas. Additionally, civil society reports indicate around 200 irregular boarding houses, where 95% of the migrant population live in vulnerable conditions with inadequate living standards. In response to these challenges, IOM, in partnership with the Inter-American Development Bank and the Ministry of Social Development, has coordinated initiatives to support migrant integration in Uruguay. This joint project aims to establish a reception and welcome center that promotes culture, dignity, and access to rights, offering information and integration activities. The center will serve as a hub for institutional services, including regularization, social support, and labor integration, adopting an ethical and humanitarian approach to meet the needs of migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees. Uruguay - Ministry of Housing and Territorial Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 155763.72 104236.45 260000.17 Contracted Grant Amount Uruguay - Ministry of Housing and Territorial Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260000.17 260000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Ministry of Housing and Territorial Planning International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104000 3898.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36604.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0167 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is a component of a broader social inclusion program, focused on enhancing social integration by improving the proficiency in official languages among citizens and institutions. The primary aim is to create a supportive environment that encourages the equitable use of official languages and ensures the protection and exercise of human rights. United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 41382.79 53595.74 94978.53 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94978.53 94978.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47489.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47489.28 7341.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7932.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0168 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will help foster greater acceptance within Bulgarian society towards migrants and facilitate the integration of TCNs legally residing in Bulgaria, including their social and economic inclusion. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 239212.29 311805.6 311805.6 311805.6 296355.1 41755.4 2704274.38 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1512739.59 1512739.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540854.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309236.65 694.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0169 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to facilitating the integration of migrants legally residing in Bulgaria by enhancing the level of Bulgarian language skills and thus improving access to education, work and social inclusion. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 109279.9 328538.28 328538.28 328538.28 246403.68 2346339.33 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1341298.42 1341298.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 469267.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268306.27 33865.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0170 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project objective is to contribute to a reduction in the humanitarian vulnerability of people affected by the war in Ukraine through direct assistance and capacity strengthening initiatives in Romania. At the same time, the project aims to assist the Government in offering support to both refugees from Ukraine in Romania and Ukrainian civilian public servants and specialists to manage crises and their mobility dimensions. This will be done through a training programme meant to develop burnout mitigation and wellbeing plans to reduce the risk of burnout and compassion fatigue of first line civilian responders. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Material relief assistance and services Facilitating Migration Integration and Social Cohesion Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 333333.65 166666.52 500000.17 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.17 500000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 43637.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0172 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will aim at increasing resilience of refugees, migrant, and vulnerable host communities to improve their economic conditions, access health services and maintain decent housing conditions in Cúcuta and Medellín for 24 months, through: 1) Enhanced financial education and inclusion that fosters the creation of women-led savings groups and access to protection and health; 2) Maintain continuity in access to decent housing and economic opportunities for migrants and refugees through the provision of cash transfer (multipurpose and rent) and 3) Improved access to enrollment in the Colombian health system for regular migrants. Charities Aid Foundation America, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 76791.33 275242.24 147966.24 499999.81 Contracted Grant Amount Charities Aid Foundation America, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.81 499999.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Charities Aid Foundation America, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 13929.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0174 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to national commitments to support the integration and social inclusion of third-country nationals (TCNs) by extending assistance to legally residing TCNs, including asylum seekers and individuals granted international or temporary protection. It will facilitate their access to health, psychosocial, employment, and administrative services in Bulgaria. In addition to initial counseling and livelihood support for the most vulnerable individuals, the project will offer services such as guidance on labor market inclusion, housing support, language classes, and access to healthcare for migrants from diverse origins and legal backgrounds residing in Bulgaria. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 482404.58 643206.36 643206.36 643206.36 216326.59 4696047.14 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2628350.25 2628350.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 939209.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536998.02 4176.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0175 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to prevent homelessness among beneficiaries of International Protection (IP) and Temporary Protection (TP) in Belgium, France, and Greece. It supports their transition to sustainable housing and independent living through three pillars: Housing Platform Development – A digital platform will connect beneficiaries with verified housing options, addressing challenges and reducing housing exclusion. Capacity Building for Intermediary Organizations – National and regional networks will strengthen intermediary organizations’ capacity to improve housing access through knowledge sharing and best practices. Sensitization and Awareness – Awareness campaigns will promote equal access to housing and foster solidarity among landlords, host communities, and other stakeholders. By addressing barriers to housing, building organizational capacity, and promoting inclusivity, the project ensures sustainable housing solutions for beneficiaries. European Commission - Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Europe IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium France IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 153251.62 853120.16 1157563.75 845674.91 2851089.36 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3009610.44 3009610.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 855326.88 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935806.21 27363.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0001 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project assists in the development of cooperation and technical assistance activities for the National Directorate of Migration (DNM), with the aim of strengthening its management and administration capacities in the development of processes related to the regularization of foreigners, and structural strengthening of the border points and delegations of the provinces of Argentina, in which it exercises the competencies inherent to it in accordance with what is established by Law No. 25.871 and its Regulatory Decree No. 616/2010. Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 363628.69 164738.38 176597.09 223748.58 334083.11 610014.56 166232551.08 Contracted Grant Amount Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1872810.41 1872810.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7910456.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 458722.47 8006402 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292663.74 16405089.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 438890.88 3393345.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79194.96 1352390.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22591.81 1073531.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17276.85 7872560.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107557.95 2236448.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24918.37 2236448.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23661.87 2236448.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22888.4 2236448.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22433.81 3400124.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32817.51 9587448.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84439.38 36150232.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261080.32 -2992184.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22402.24 3613821.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20001 12565113.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54231.87 9221298.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26346.57 9144082.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11074.06 -4632130.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -444376.21 -9144082.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Argentina - National Immigration Directorate (DNM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10435.47 99501 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138073.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138668.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93973.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98766.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92871.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98700.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93330.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22487.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28345.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33648.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36627.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33277.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31819.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40225.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43070.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46204.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47487.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52899.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134877.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30792.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36621.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33810.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17445.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide applicants with community programme and visa application support as well as travel services and support in accessing settlement services in Australia. Services include providing information, visa form-filling assistance, compiling of all required supporting documentation, completeness checks, fee collection and forwarding and application forwarding and return. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Immigration and Visas Project with no inclusion of gender issues 126423.86 290067.27 286983.58 314776.44 290905.42 736221.94 2939972.88 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2045378.51 2045378.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8613.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 974.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31770.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 935.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 13397.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30555.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94216.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96925.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37602.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3457.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51027.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14521.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22753.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56395.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79224.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65698.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67123.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46389.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101134.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62024.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42173.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225087.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315020.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23743.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -56934.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1726.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In April 2023, the Government of the United States of America (US) announced new measures that will form part of its revised migration policy, including efforts to limit the flow of irregular migrants across the southern Mexico-US border. This will be achieved through, among other initiatives, expanding access to refugee resettlement and other lawful pathways for eligible individuals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras. IOM is working along with UNHCR to provide counselling assistance in order for interested migrants and refugees to access reliable information on their potential eligibility to available pathways such as resettlement, humanitarian parole and family reunification. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 6022272.3 4014848.08 10037120.38 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10037120.38 10037120.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1975218 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1975218 1862469 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1862469 3217951 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3217951 1490741 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1490741 1490741 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1490741 60300 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 158610.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 327438.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 509156.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 226338.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13530 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 281270.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 388373.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 528060.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1198455.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1129286.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1358893.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1363772.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2093590.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project identifies the needs and manages issues related to organizing travel, the associated documentation and overall facilitation for the mobilization of various actors involved in issues of Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law. Activities include cooperation and migration, assistance to cases with special requirements, and documentation needs. It seeks to provide timely guidance on travel documentation requirements and establish good practices in migration processes associated with the mobilization of the population referred to by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 20342.35 73238.93 58997.08 17799.46 170377.82 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170377.82 170377.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170377.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170377.92 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 44153.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 301.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71205.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13158.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17573.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4701.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4104.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1031.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14149.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Yemen’s seeks to support the internationally recognized government (IRG) of Yemen in improving their migration management capacities through enhancing their visa and border management systems in the context of rights-based migration governance. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 213958.34 878894.38 2035307.87 662345.08 159624.67 3950130.34 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3950130.34 3950130.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82898 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82898 230971 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230971 297386 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297386 335846 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335846 367286 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367286 143549 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143549 12040 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12040 508906 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508906 693976 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693976 211372 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211372 407682 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407682 100630 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100630 52360 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52360 82897.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 354547.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262967.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311124.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302942.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108148.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171547.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550172.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 528602.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355517.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291646.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110912.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36170.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Today, approximately 1 billion of the global population still live without legal identity and remain invisible for states. The implications of this global identity gap are far-reaching: ordinary day-to-day services such as education, health care, opening a bank account, paying taxes, as well as the right to vote, or to migrate regularly are inaccessible without a legal identity. The project aims at establishing and/or strengthening robust legal identity systems in Iraq, Rwanda and Cabo Verde to lay the fundamental groundworks to facilitate the global roll-out of eRCMS and enhance right-based return management. eRCMS systems have flexibility to establish links between agencies and databases and may therefore support states' legal identity capacities through a phased approach depending on the varied needs and context of individual states. Implementation of the eRCMS system may not only enhances legal identity capacity but concurrently also addresses related readmission challenges, nationally as well as globally. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Denmark +45 45 33 53 90 iomcopenhagen@iom.int; iomhelsinkiaf@iom.int Copenhagen, Denmark World Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 838758.31 2434218.27 2041713.05 37000000.38 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5314689.63 5314689.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2120890.77 14000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2013808.98 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1007919.37 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289435.6 18768.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 18791.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 7.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18401.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55057.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180156.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 456411.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665289.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 960616.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1721913.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 778589.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343967.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43773.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72943.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19971.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide technical support to the register Ukrainian nationals and their family members and issue them with a special “temporary protection” residence card. This project aims to facilitate safe, orderly and regular migration of Ukrainian nationals arriving in Ireland by the establishment of Registration Processing Center. Through this centre, the provision of in-person related assistance will benefit all Ukrainian national and their family members entering Ireland and seeking for “temporary protection”. The Department of Justice (DoJ) seek IOM's expertise for a solution that swiftly facilitates the registration and issuance of temporary protection residence cards to all Ukrainian nationals and their family members arriving in Ireland as of 24 February 2022. This includes inter alia identity verification, assistance to complete registration forms and document completeness checks, scanning of fingerprint and printing of temporary protection residence cards to all applicants. The expertise derived from its longstanding immigration operations serves as the foundation of the support that IOM will provide in Ireland. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Immigration and Visas Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 807810.16 802706.94 1511393.32 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1610517.1 1610517.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 591456.74 759307.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797331.59 67718 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74089.72 -0.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24717.63 92468 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100290.67 1407.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283213.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292364.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260816.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262805.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210588.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170620.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58025.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1390.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Built on the experience of the Project “Registration of Ukrainian Nationals and TCNs entering Ireland” started in March 2022 of the initial duration of 12 months and further extended until 31.10.23, the current project proposal aims to continue to further support the Department of Justice of the Government of Ireland with the registration and administration of the TP applications of the Ukrainian nationals and TCNs entering Ireland. In continuation of the current Registration of Ukrainian nationals and TCNs in Ireland Project, IOM will deploy a pool of approximately 20 skilled Ukrainian and Russian speaking staff, in the following duty stations: Dublin Airport, Dublin Citywest, Limerick, Cork and Rosslare Europort. This will be done in order to ensure that the responsible authorities in Ireland will continue to be assisted by a high standard of specialized personnel, be able to deal with migratory pressure for the country in a comprehensive border governance approach and consolidate the best practices developed since March 2022. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 66914.03 806103.93 133506.94 926025.28 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1006524.9 1006524.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555615.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 609227.03 277807.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304279.87 88035.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197108.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214410.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231220.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194501.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the EU Readmission Capacity Building Facility (EURCAP) is to contribute to effective and efficient cooperation in migration governance between the EU and its partner countries through capacity-building initiatives. The EURCAP Facility aims at strengthening partner countries’ capacities to manage returns and cooperate on readmission with the EU as well as to prevent irregular migration. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World Azerbaijan IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Sri Lanka Pakistan Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3835218.08 3835218.12 5327547.88 12000000.24 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12997984.08 12997984.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6472491.91 124936.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255320.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435683.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 831762.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With a growing number of persons residing in and traveling through Armenian territory, the Government of Armenia (GoA) is actively developing a new migration policy and restructuring the legal and administrative frameworks related to visa provision. This encompasses the establishment of a new Visa Unit within the newly established Migration and Citizenship Service (MCS) and the revision of visa policies and procedures associated with e-visa processing. In this context, the objective of the proposed project is to contribute to the enhancement of pathways for regular migration to Armenia, through improved visa issuance systems. Support will be provided to enable the GoA to develop and apply policies and practices that streamline visa procedures in line with international standards (Outcome). To do this, IOM will work to reinforce the capacity of the Visa Unit and to elaborate related strategic documents and administrative procedures through the availability of international best practices (Output 1.1), increased knowledge on practices and principles concerning identity management and visas (Output 1.2), improved capacities to process e-visa applications (Output 1.3) and, finally, an updated e-visa portal and case management system (Output 1.4). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 66946.66 187391.62 45661.72 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 871.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4220.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-IV.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the action is to contribute to the Government of Türkiye’s efforts in ensuring the safe, dignified, and rights-based readmission of foreign nationals who are not eligible to stay in the country. The specific objective is to support Türkiye in streamlining and standardizing its readmission workflow to priority countries of origin,[1] ensuring data integrity, quality, and inter-operability. [1] PMM, at the time of developing this DoA, identified Algeria, Bangladesh, Morocco, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan as the priority countries of origin. However, in the project cycle, guided by Government of Türkiye’s priorities, these countries may change subject to the progress made on readmission cooperation between Türkiye and these countries of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Immigration and Visas Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 513377.62 1459159.76 2175868.32 1256071.57 4999999.44 Contracted Grant Amount International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5404477.27 5404477.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1081081.08 150549.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132853 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-KM.0001 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Enhancing ILO staff security with SCAAN [Security Communications and Analysis Network] INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Knowledge Management and Innovation Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 143059.97 143059.97 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143059.97 143059.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86510 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86510 56550 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56550 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33608.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25391.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1517.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53152.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-KM.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will catalyze a paradigm shift in e-waste management, transforming it from a linear, wasteful approach to a circular model. It will promote reparability, recovery, recyclability, green employment and partnerships to empower IDPs, refugee, and host communities` self-resilience to drive socio-economic development, transforming them from aid recipients, into self-reliant communities with multiple income streams. This model will include the private sector, whereby displaced populations will be funded to safely repair and recycle e-products in exchange for valuable raw material recovery. The initiative will also provide a unique model for action for UN entities and partners to progress towards achieving the UN goals of climate neutrality and sustainability. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uganda Uganda Knowledge Management and Innovation Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 243478.4 293552.89 71212.85 6434526.2 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608244.14 608244.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6434525 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587520.54 3865.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53673.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41134.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44817.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-KM.0006 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Empowering Displaced Communities through Empowering Displaced Communities through Energy Mesh Network targeting 129,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) living in in 85 resettlement sites in four provinces of Sofala, Manica, Zambezia, and Tete funded by Innovation Norway. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Knowledge Management and Innovation Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 265992 207294.94 85012.98 5996697.06 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 558299.92 558299.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1799009 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161897.86 46018.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59771.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74661.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-KM.0007 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project proposes to develop a “Resilient Shelter Loan” Diaspora guarantor model with Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs) to leverage remittances to increase community access to sustainable, safe, and green solutions for retrofitting and rebuilding shelters. It aims to pool diaspora funds as a guarantee for retrofitting or rebuilding loans, thereby enabling MFIs to lower interest rates and support payments as designed. This innovative financing model reduces risks to the actors involved and will allow more beneficiaries to obtain loans and subsequently have access to safe shelters. The project aims to reimagine the impact of remittances on humanitarian assistance and community resilience, extending past individual households to benefit a wider range of affected people while advancing multi-stakeholder coordination and greening of the shelter sector. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Knowledge Management and Innovation Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 45436.15 381347.55 134390.79 5999996.47 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 561174.49 561174.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800005 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164353.99 7.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36128.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to prevent migrants’ labour exploitation in agriculture in the Italian regions of of Campania, Calabria, Apulia, Basilicata, Sicily, Abruzzo and Molise, by promoting the identification and labour integration of victims and potential victims of labour exploitation and strengthening cooperation between public and private actors against irregular recruitment practices. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Federazione Lavoratori Agroindustria (FLAI-CGIL) IOM - Italy Italy Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 119199.04 116863.93 127960.64 329887.49 Contracted Grant Amount Federazione Lavoratori Agroindustria (FLAI-CGIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364023.61 364023.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45051.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Federazione Lavoratori Agroindustria (FLAI-CGIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43867.29 108759.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Federazione Lavoratori Agroindustria (FLAI-CGIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115211.47 45051.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Federazione Lavoratori Agroindustria (FLAI-CGIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49290.71 110487.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Federazione Lavoratori Agroindustria (FLAI-CGIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122491.43 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Federation of Agro-Industry Workers (FLAI-CGIL - Federazione Lavoratori Agro Industria) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1080.47 46846.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38130.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45893.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48411.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38010.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36716.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32307.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56046.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12657.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The focus of this project is to deepen engagement with key industry groups and multi-stakeholder initiatives, leverage well-established relationships with brands, employers and recruiters, and strengthen migrant-centred models of supply chain due diligence. This work aims to generate stronger and direct demand for ethical recruitment. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 307479.48 495959.44 583882.42 442136.41 30832.9 1860290.65 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1860290.65 1860290.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426641 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426641 568855 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568855 771779 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771779 42403.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198530.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107088.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150976.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103334.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59365.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69197.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31262.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121275.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74176.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72194.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89890.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0195 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will contribute to safeguarding the rights of migrant workers through promoting ethical recruitment practices in Bangladesh and Nepal and introducing tailor made capacity building interventions for voluntary licensed private recruitment agencies (PRAs) through the International Recruitment Integrity System (IRIS) initiative. This will be achieved through mentoring and coaching individual PRAs and assisting them to prepare for IRIS certification. The project will also expose authorities and PRAs of both countries to global best practices in promoting ethical recruitment while also providing a platform to share experiences of PRAs and migrant workers in both countries. This will help in enhancing their knowledge on ethical recruitment and how to apply it in the national contexts of Bangladesh and Nepal. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh Southern Asia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Nepal Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2674.71 42968.42 128433.89 118624.35 7298.63 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 -14997.85 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14997.85 -29638 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -29638 973.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15062.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15069.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8868.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10460.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13404.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10964.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16850.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18660.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14848.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14975.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20571.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13209.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79030.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2422.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0197 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan has one of the largest diaspora populations in the world, with Pakistani migrant workers residing in over 115 countries. Return migration to Pakistan also remains a persistent phenomenon and due to limited technical and financial resources of the national Government, COVID-19 has exacerbated reintegration challenges for Pakistan as over 94,000 Pakistani migrant workers returned to the country last year and continue to face challenges of social and economic reintegration. 75 percent of returnees are below the age of 40 and were previously employed in low-skilled and semi-skilled jobs. Therefore, their low technical and vocational skills present a major challenge for their reintegration in Pakistan as well as future re-migration for better economic prospects. In light of the above, the proposed project will aim to enhance social and economic resilience of vulnerable returning Pakistani migrants using a right based and gender sensitive approach and under the following two broad outcomes: Outcome 1: Returning migrants and their communities demonstrate increased awareness of available reintegration assistance mechanisms through which they can improve their income and livelihood options Outcome 2: Returning migrants and their families have access to psychosocial assistance, skill building trainings and start up support to improve their livelihood opportunities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12510.06 395917.96 16464.44 400000.54 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424892.46 424892.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450451.06 6.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117784 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -144162.59 -84550 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -91405.41 -0.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -298 0.54 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298 36111.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39235.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38380.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190978.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22175.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5907.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -121.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0206 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Côte d’Ivoire has historically been characterized as a destination country for migrants within the West African region. Yet, in recent years, the country has witnessed an increase in out-bound migration of Ivorian citizens via both regular and irregular migratory routes to Europe, North Africa and the Gulf countries, to a lesser extent. Although the Government of Côte d’Ivoire has made measurable progress in the field of migration management in recent years, broader migration management outcomes could be reached through a comprehensive approach that considers the various aspects of movements along the migration corridor between the two countries. In light of the above, this project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Côte d’Ivoire to effectively manage labour migration along the Côte d’Ivoire – Tunisia corridor through the endorsement of a joint action plan on labour migration management. This will be possible through: •Development of a comprehensive and gender-sensitive Labour Market Assessment (LMA) for Tunisia and Côte d’Ivoire;•Strengthening of bilateral cooperation between Ivorian and Tunisian authorities on labour mobility and human development;•Enhancement of public and private actors’ knowledge on pre-departure orientation in both countries;•Increase cooperation between relevant actors in Côte d’Ivoire and Tunisia on tertiary education. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 94053.32 76604.27 129342.41 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 6487.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32929.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24130.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35134.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23012.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13754.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25815.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58440.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6197.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9035.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38231.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15270.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0215 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide capacity building to the government officials in diaspora engagement and management and at the same time, mobilize and engage highly skilled diaspora members specialized in technical education and vocational training. Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 25983.39 38748.92 89963.6 95268.49 28928.61 249999.82 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278893.01 278893.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248161.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277895.97 -46.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -957.97 5137.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1745.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2190.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1649.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9974.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9836.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7845.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6650.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8228.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3512.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15753.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55919.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23233.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2831.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3434.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9563.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26651.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9014.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1383.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8531.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11554.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10266.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15451.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26577.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0243 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Fostering inclusive education for young migrants in the Spanish region of Andalusia and streamlining migration in education curricula. Project activities will include de development of the “I am a Migrant” awareness campaign targeting migrant population and specifically at migrant youth. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Andalusian Agency for International Cooperation for Development (AACID) IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 148587.05 277043.58 400000.22 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Andalusian Agency for International Cooperation for Development (AACID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425630.63 425630.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Andalusian Agency for International Cooperation for Development (AACID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450450.45 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Andalusian Agency for International Cooperation for Development (AACID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23781.59 31798.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37948.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55606.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51747.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105732.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143537.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0289 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Tunisia is a country of origin, transit and destination, and the migration corridor between Côte-d’Ivoire and Tunisia has become increasingly significant over the years. Although the Tunisian Government has made measurable progress in the field of migration management in recent years, broader migration management outcomes could be reached through a comprehensive approach that considers the various aspects of movements along the migration corridor between the two countries. In light of the above, this project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Tunisia to effectively manage labour migration along the Côte d’Ivoire – Tunisia corridor through the endorsement of a joint action plan on labour migration management. This will be possible through: •Development of a comprehensive and gender-sensitive Labour Market Assessment (LMA) for Tunisia and Côte d’Ivoire;•Strengthening of bilateral cooperation between Ivorian and Tunisian authorities on labour mobility and human development;•Enhancement of public and private actors’ knowledge on pre-departure orientation in both countries;•Increase cooperation between relevant actors in Côte d’Ivoire and Tunisia on tertiary education. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 93314.92 110077.91 48387.9 25157.88 23061.39 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 1211.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4090.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9764.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8453.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3148.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3487.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 445.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0293 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to promote ethical recruitment of agricultural workers in Spain and to assess the housing conditions of migrant workers in the agricultural sector to ensure decent working and living conditions. Activities include training on ethical recruitment to key stakeholders as well as a thorough mapping of housing facilities accommodating migrant workers in Spain. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 212031.27 199999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212031.27 212031.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225225.23 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13797.2 50905.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60128.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48281.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47602.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4510.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0296 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the adoption of Standards and Guidelines on Responsible Recruitment of Migrant Workers for Production Partners, IOM will continue to provide the project partner with technical support and ongoing strategic advice with the objective of upholding the rights of migrant workers in supply chains in Japan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Viet Nam. Fast Retailing Co Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam Asia IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Sri Lanka Nepal IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 22387.48 72612.5 94999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Fast Retailing Co Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94999.98 94999.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Fast Retailing Co Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95000 16.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Fast Retailing Co Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16.49 3573.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16303.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12993.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28025.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33567.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0297 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The UNHCR and IOM pilot project seeks to pave the way towards an alternative migration regularization process for those vulnerable migrants of Haitian origin who would not be recognized as refugees but cannot be returned to their countries of origin and want to stay in Mexico. It is aimed that in this first phase 50 households, with family members of working-age from 18 to 65 years old –identified in Tapachula and Ciudad Acuña-, will be supported on their regularization processes and their socio-economic integration in the Municipalities of Puebla and San Luis Potosi in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Migration Institute. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 134892.76 134892.76 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134892.76 134892.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 54892.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54892.76 -9031.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9031.27 33451.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48885.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52555.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9031.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0302 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Nepal will build on the recommendations and gaps identified on its existing studies on skills profiling and reintegration and conduct an in-depth and extensive macro level study to understand the supply and demand part of the skills. The study will map existing training institutions in Nepal, register the type of trainings provided and market diagnostics on the recruitment of trained personnel by private/public sector in Nepal and the role of private recruitment agencies in this process. This will consider pre and post COVID-19 situations and how the training institutes have realigned to meet the demands of COVID affected markets. It will assess employment trends in skilled, semi-skilled and lower-skilled categories of demands in various destinations, map new and emerging job market in various destination and identify key areas and sectors including green job or the one that promotes green economy that will align with Nepal’s human resources or based on its ongoing skills programme. It will also provide the list of skills areas in which further trainings could be considered for high earning of the Nepali migrant workers and government initiatives at the national level to address social protection needs of the returnee migrant workers. The British Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 494180.72 59711952.85 Contracted Grant Amount The British Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 494180.72 494180.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38114406 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The British Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311978.44 12859246.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The British Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98231.92 -1220893.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The British Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9224.73 0.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The British Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16512.43 27840.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88029.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261990.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6612.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0365 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Labour mobility has led to significant positive impacts for ni-Vanuatu households. The objective of the project is to enable labour migrants and their families to maximize the positive impacts of their participation in international labour mobility, maintaining good health, strong, violence-free relationships, and financial stability during all stages in the overseas work experience. This will be achieved by providing labour migrants and their partners with evidence-based training on healthy relationships and financial management, supported by targeted mentoring and support throughout the labour mobility cycle. The project seeks to provide labour mobility stakeholders with a regular forum to collaborate and share learnings, informed by relevant research on labour mobility in Vanuatu and the Pacific. The project is underpinned by a strong emphasis on monitoring and evaluation so that ni-Vanuatu labour migrants can benefit from continuous program improvement to ensure they benefit from improved understandings of healthy relationships and good financial management before, during and after the labour migration journey. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 232686.08 446397.95 152218.34 1250000.27 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 831302.37 831302.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439212.93 625000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407431.55 -213 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15939.06 8289.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54605.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84130.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58143.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74529.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81874.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90769.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118259.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200251.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59850.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0379 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) is home to eleven indigenous ethnic groups. The percentage of men and women from the CHT districts who have access to overseas employment is extremely small due to the lack of information available on labour migration and social networks which often serve as one of the drivers of migration in Bangladesh. The current CHT Development Board aims to promote labour migration of the CHT population to foreign countries and requested the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) to provide special quotas for them in the labour migration pool of Bangladesh. IOM has been asked to assess the skills and willingness of men and women of ethnic and religious minorities for labour migration. The proposed project will develop a strategy which contributes to the diversification of livelihood opportunities and social cohesion efforts of the GoB in the selected districts of ethnic minority groups. The project will conduct a comprehensive scoping study in the CHT and other minority pockets in Bangladesh to support the Bureau of Manpower, Employment and Training and the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare and Overseas Employment to explore migration opportunities for the ethnic minorities. The study will be participatory in nature and will result in a comprehensive strategy document. At every stage of the project implementation, key stakeholders such as the GoB officials, representatives of ethnic minority groups, CHT council members and CSO representatives will be consulted so that the strategy remains grounded to the actual needs of the ethnic minority groups. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 18095.28 3982.88 18095.28 59690.5 100136.05 199999.99 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199999.99 199999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -12381 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12381 -20059.1 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20059.1 10807.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16973.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45751.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1897.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8580.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7331.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4531.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1137.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2804.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11126.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16320.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8990.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30103.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0381 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Upon the request of Maple Leaf Foods in Canada and the Government of El Salvador, IOM will work to coordinate the preparation and deployment of 50 Salvadoran workers to Canada. The process includes pre-departure orientation, health check, English language basic training, visa applications, travel arrangements and certain integration and initial transnational communication services for the migrant workers to be hired by Maple Leaf Foods for employment in their Canadian plants in Brandon (Manitoba). IOM has joined this initiative as a partner in selection schemes to prevent unfair practices related to foreign worker recruitment. The overall objective of the initiative is to contribute to supporting regular, organised, and transparent labour migration schemes in El Salvador, in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour and Foreign Affairs. Maple Leaf Foods Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 99039.32 126397.11 301039.92 Contracted Grant Amount Maple Leaf Foods Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225436.43 225436.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121161 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Maple Leaf Foods Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94288.72 119671.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Maple Leaf Foods Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86592.68 17769.77 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Maple Leaf Foods Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12989.6 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Maple Leaf Foods Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -731.41 328.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11867.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39256.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7258.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63677.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56152.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13584.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1014.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0394 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Project is designed as a regional programme to foster legal migration and mobility for North Africa countries. The programme addresses both the South-South dimension of labour migration and mobility through regional dialogue and cooperation (ILO-IOM components) as well as mobility aspects from North African countries to Europe. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Northern Africa IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Morocco Tunisia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 465113.61 746260.09 1343091.54 1320354.31 95018.39 3500000.2 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3969837.94 3969837.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736846 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875114.01 559932.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656427.32 2163154 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2257989.56 -559932.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) -656427.32 600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 657174.15 -113220.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) -122665.32 53709.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93505.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121288.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203988.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209889.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117572.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203094.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 321937.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210606.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238302.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235154.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332931.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278651.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282340.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316686.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 509654.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4759.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2210.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -575.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0403 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this project, IOM will work closely with a multi-national corporation and their suppliers in the electronics and apparel sectors of Viet Nam, towards the overall objective of promoting upstream responsible supply chain management and future programmes in Viet Nam, with a focus on workers’ well-being beyond employment conditions. Google LLC International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9302.72 74279.16 11592.36 95174.24 Contracted Grant Amount Google LLC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95174.24 95174.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Google LLC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68000 27174 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Google LLC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27174 26.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17517.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26743.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15543.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25598.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0405 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to reduce Burundian youth unemployment, a factor of fragility for Burundi, through the engagement of the Burundian diaspora; creating sustainable jobs and providing Burundian youths with the business and professional skills necessary to succeed in the formal labor market. African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 65759.7 131520.12 325785.43 484290.49 347105.25 1354460.99 Contracted Grant Amount African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1354460.99 1354460.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698985 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698985 655474.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 655474.66 -0.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.44 1811.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19673.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 126672 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4770.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42597.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63010.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37674.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63099.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25282.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70209.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71277.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55107.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62837.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100757.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91208.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71279.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156439.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288228.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2521.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0408 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall programme goal is that labour migration is safe, orderly and regular for all women and men from Colombo Process Member States through strengthened collaboration and effective migration governance. The programme is conceived in response to various facets of labour migration in the corridors between South and South-East Asia and the Middle East, placing specific focus on improved skills recognition, fair and ethical recruitment and sustainable reintegration. It envisions a three-year strategic and comprehensive focus for positive change, increased social and economic benefits for women and men migrant workers, their families and the countries of origin. Working with the Member States of the Regional Consultative Process on Overseas Employment and Contractual Labour for Countries of Origin in Asia, the programme conceptualizes the links between countries of origin and destination and strives to strengthen governance from policy to practice, regional to national, and vice versa. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Pakistan Philippines Nepal Sri Lanka Cambodia India Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 34274.23 1118807.95 2089862.71 1472379.41 449964.35 5165288.65 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5165288.65 5165288.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 4545 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4545 1495455 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1495455 118773 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118773 389979 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389979 60.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60.87 -263179.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -263179.71 7936 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 415130.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 539599.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1141.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4246.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1635459.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2833.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53586.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81549.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86067.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100191.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94541.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88638.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122194.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221726.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113036.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167466.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164914.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191663.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296144.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313287.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44669.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17775.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18169.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0413 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project, through a systems-strengthening approach, aims to put in place new expanded and integrated labour migration infrastructure across the south-east of Myanmar to create improved opportunities to migrate safely and regularly. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 169533.56 772308.55 1465809.14 1274996.72 187352.36 3870000.33 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3870000.33 3870000.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312409 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312409 554804 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554804 1351645 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1351645 1601142 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1601142 50000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 7956.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24799.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21733.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 55479.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56238.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 133197.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63703.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 157422.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 166059.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 189062.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 319451.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 507816.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 292205.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 128306.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54604.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32526.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56348.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40884.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56276.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102001.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71042.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84854.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81216.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189048.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93011.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154164.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161806.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186103.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107106.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148252.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86195.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41125.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0417 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This proposed project focuses on addressing the drivers of irregular migration by facilitating the regularization of labour in Turkey. More specifically, the action will support the Directorate General on International Labour Force (DGIL) in its efforts to increase economic opportunities and create job opportunities in Turkey, support job growth and provide alternatives to irregular migration. It is centred on the idea of providing durable solutions that include access to employment for refugees and migrants to promote local labour market integration. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 205814.72 360912.95 298198 67473.14 719627.29 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 932398.81 932398.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109440 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140849.42 116366.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163601.79 89006.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119631.84 53188 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71489.25 35818.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49404.28 159352.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200187.32 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392670.16 -235158 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -321100.62 21614 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26916.56 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86313.19 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5131.36 17609.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158351.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67430.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101373.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94332.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104384.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66463.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90120.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93450.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15391.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31619.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62933.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17585.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18469.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4420.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0423 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to assessing and strengthening the labour migration framework in Albania through specific activities focusing on data collection and analysis. In order to achieve this, the project will ensure that the government has increased capacity to collect, analyse and produce comprehensive, consistent and gender-sensitive data and has the necessary resources to develop long-term labour migration policies and to promote ethical recruitment practices in the country. The main activities to be implemented include the development of a training module on migration data and statistics for government officials; conducting of an assessment of the labour market needs in select countries of destination and their impact on the Albanian labour force, with an analysis of how COVID-19 has affected these flows; drafting of a study on predictive modelling of the migration impact on the Albanian workforce and skills development needs; and, establishment of national guidelines on ethical recruitment of migrant workers, for their further inclusion into the national labour migration policy framework. Through capacity-building, research and policy activities, the project will build an evidence-base and provide the Government with the tools needed to improve labour migration management and ethical recruitment practices in the country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Albania +355 42 25 78 37 infotirana@iom.int https://albania.iom.int/ “Brigada VIII”, Nd. LID, Kt. 3, Apt. 303, Tirana, Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 139296.36 160703.64 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 -0.53 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.53 -15026.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15026.12 5242.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5016.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6963.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10898.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29767.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32990.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56411.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137681.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0424 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In partnership with the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) Foundation, the project aims to promote safe labour migration in the Indonesia-Malaysia and Nepal-Malaysia corridors and support businesses respect, promote and remedy the human and labour rights of women and men migrant workers in international supply chains. These objectives are in line with the overall aim to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking. Responsible Business Alliance Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malaysia +60 3 92 35 54 00 Iomkualalumpur@iom.int 570 Jalan Bukit Petaling, Kuala Lumpur 50460, Malaysia Asia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 62521.28 213070.35 123351.28 47282.07 446224.98 Contracted Grant Amount Responsible Business Alliance Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446224.98 446224.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401602 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Responsible Business Alliance Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401602 44622 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Responsible Business Alliance Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44622 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Responsible Business Alliance Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 1634.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1783.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 14324.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24243.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16312.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36389.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38847.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47543.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55768.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77526.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31068.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39682.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61099.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0425 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to set up mechanisms for harmonizing, consolidating and sharing of labour migration data to inform policy solutions amongst countries, to enhance cooperation and reach evidence-based and harmonized labour migration policies in the East and Horn of Africa (EHOA) in coherence with national and regional priorities for sustainable development. The selected EHOA countries (Kenya, Somalia and Uganda) are co-signatories to the Regional Ministerial Forum on Migration (RMFM) Communique and Call for Action. The project responds to the RMFM Communique signed at the regional level and its Call for Action and the interests of the co signatory EHOA countries as the data is mentioned specifically under the regional cooperation section as well as under Objectives 3 and 4. Areas of engagement will target interventions on regulation and enforcement, regional cooperation, migration governance and policy, as well as protection of migrant workers. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uganda Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Uganda Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 61094.32 216008.84 118230.16 4666.68 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20000 -26534.47 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26534.47 3504.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8750.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2295.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16296.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61299.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61162.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66602.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72883.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8124.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52292.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0426 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will ensure that government initiatives for fair and ethical recruitment and reintegration are evidence-based, gender-responsive and coordinated; and the government has mechanisms that translate evidence into policy and practices of recruitment and reintegration. It will create positive effects of migration by increasing national capacity for regular migration and decent work. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 132984.06 345108.08 225118.56 46789.23 749999.93 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749999.93 749999.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525000 225000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 23304.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9882.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27434.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44640.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38573.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37024.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36657.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56755.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56270.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96301.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156697.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166457.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0428 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the face of changing employment modalities, skills requirements and digitalization, it is becoming increasingly important to ensure that cooperation is of equal benefit for all. Therefore, this project aims to support state partners, peers on the international level as well as other stakeholders with much needed global consolidated expertise on skills and migration, as well as formulated policy and capacity development solutions. This project will create a basis for capacity development and interstate cooperation on skills-based migration, establishment and implementation of skills mobility partnerships which may be tackled through follow up interventions. The objective of this project is to contribute to human capital and economic development both in countries of origin and destination through effective cooperation on and governance of skills-based labour mobility. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 228951.45 101854.9 69193.65 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20000 10.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10.96 -11518.96 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11518.96 3522.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8611.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22627.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13999.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10574.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4580 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17257.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55953.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77356.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29089.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46372.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95297.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11787.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -673.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0429 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to leveraging migration and labour mobility impacts for socio-economic development in Belarus, through working closely with the Department on Citizenship and Migration (DCM) under the Ministry of Interior as well as other relevant government agencies. With a view to addressing negative drivers of migration and creating an enabling environment for socio-economic development, the scope of the proposed project will include an assessment on labour migration, gender and economic development strategies in Belarus. It will also include sensitizing government officials of the DCM, its regional bodies, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection (MLSP) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) on benefits of labour mobility and remittances as well as protection of migrant workers and capacity building activities to effectively support the state-run hotline for labour migrants. Lastly the project will include conducting a national awareness-raising campaign focusing on positive impacts of labour mobility and protection of migrant workers. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 99115.33 106254.36 94630.32 300000.01 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.01 300000.01 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 -12000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12000 -35162.66 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -35162.66 7505.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8622.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6854.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11600.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6342.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18005.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36613.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26236.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76555.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12168.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38601.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3732.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0431 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the increasing migration of Zimbabwean workers into neighbouring countries and further afield due to various socio-economic challenges in the country, the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ) has developed a National Labour Migration Policy (NLMP) as a means to ensuring decent working conditions of migrant workers and promoting their protection. The project will contribute to strengthened labour mobility governance by the GoZ through supporting the implementation of prioritized actions defined in the NLMP and its implementation plan. The project aims to strengthen institutional coordination structures and mechanisms, particularly through the establishment of the Policy Implementation Cell (PIC) which will promote effective mobilization and engagement of key stakeholders and foster a whole of government approach to labour migration in Zimbabwe. Further, the project will assist the GoZ in accessing new evidence on labour migration regulatory frameworks and labour market situation in the region through conducting various assessments while supporting Migrant Resource Centres in improving their services for migrants and potential migrants. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 68936.91 62754.41 150801.81 17506.87 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -5513.14 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5513.14 6681.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9658.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19488.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18711.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21784.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17744.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50496.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73870.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3183.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54300.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3566.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0432 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of India (GoI) and the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) are invested in strengthening the availability of comprehensive labour migration data to facilitate gainful labour migration for aspiring migrants and support national socioeconomic recovery. The project's objective is to contribute to improving access to labour migration opportunities for aspiring Indian migrants through strengthened migration management frameworks. The project will conduct a thorough needs assessment of existing data gaps and needs, develop and equip the MEA with a comprehensive migration data management strategy, and pilot communication materials and surveys to inform migrant workers on the benefits of submitting data voluntarily. The project will also conduct and equip the MEA with research on post-COVID-19 emerging labour markets in Northern and Eastern Europe and the elderly care-giving sector, and facilitate bilateral migration dialogues and sector-specific consultations with key stakeholders. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - India +9124100026 iomnewdelhi@iom.int UNESCO House, Ground Floor 1 San Martin Marg, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi 110021, India India Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33339.65 107711.54 158948.81 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -32428.55 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32428.55 9489.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8022.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28868.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69709.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42972.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11268.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12168.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56264.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -404.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9898.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4313.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0436 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support the Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development in developing a road map towards a labour migration policy as well as review the existing bilateral labour migration agreements (BLAs). The project will be conducting a situation analysis followed by data collection from the major stakeholders (migrant workers' associations, national institutions, trade unions, employers' associations, etc.) and assessing the existing BLAs signed by Uganda in view of contributing to better analysis of the implementation of those BLAs. The project will also aim to conduct a regulatory impact assessment to inform policy decision. Recommendations from the Regional Ministerial Forum on Migration (RMFM) on Harmonizing Labour Migration Policies in East and Horn of Africa, Uganda is one of the co-signatories of this process and proposed the strengthening of labour migration governance through priority actions for effective labour migration policy development and drafting, negotiating and implementing BLAs. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uganda Uganda Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 88534.32 134963.26 72938.37 3564.05 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -88.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88.53 -42691.1 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -42691.1 4040.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6925.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4858.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33044.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10668.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20129.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6786.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24830.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14370.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83284.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33281.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0443 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to prevent migrants’ labour exploitation in agriculture in the Italian regions of Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, Tuscany, Emilia Romagna, Lazio and Marche, by promoting the identification and labour integration of victims and potential victims of labour exploitation and strengthening cooperation between public and private actors against irregular recruitment practices. Nova Onlus Consorzio di Coop. Sociali Soc. Cooop. Sociale International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Italy Italy Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 84802.77 205221.29 181011.57 416675.09 Contracted Grant Amount Nova Onlus Consorzio di Coop. Sociali Soc. Cooop. Sociale International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471035.63 471035.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83335.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Nova Onlus Consorzio di Coop. Sociali Soc. Cooop. Sociale International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98388.45 333324.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Nova Onlus Consorzio di Coop. Sociali Soc. Cooop. Sociale International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353097.88 -0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Nova Onlus Consorzio di Coop. Sociali Soc. Cooop. Sociale International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13072.11 2827.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15023.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153263.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54578.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68749.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69880.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52924.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50532.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4170.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 686.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0449 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The labour migration flow from Armenia, Moldova and Georgia is expected to increase based on bilateral agreements signed between Bulgaria and the three countries in 2018 and 2019.Trying to regulate better rights of foreign workers, Bulgaria has concluded bilateral labour migration agreements with Armenia, Georgia and Moldova. Against this background, the project seeks to assess the information needs of citizens of Armenia, Georgia and Moldova and increase their awareness on legal aspects, rights and responsibilities of citizens from these countries in Bulgaria, legal aspects related to employment in Bulgaria such as a need for a work permit, recognition of qualifications and other information related to Bulgarian labour market, unemployment rate, salary levels for different sectors, access to social and health benefits, taxes and social payments, risks and prevention of labour exploitation, access to migrant workers´ support organisations, etc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 56475.64 171599.69 166876.54 694365.7 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394951.87 394951.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219908.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136504.53 79953.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42058.81 -46317.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25962.68 315803.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174960.64 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8975.63 -21846.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11726.58 388.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18445.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21116.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26737.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24444.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29051.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15881.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28806.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14632.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29309.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43478.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64273.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3040.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1013.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11726.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0453 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Fair Labor Association (FLA) will support the Consumer Goods Forum and its Human Rights Coalition members (CGF-HRC) in their efforts to combat forced labour in owned operations and supply chains, promote responsible recruitment and help the palm oil plantation sector in Malaysia to detect and address exploitative labour practices within the CGF-HRC member companies’ labour supply chain, and finally to create a plan for the CGF-HRC member on Human Rights Due Diligence (HDCC) advocacy. The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malaysia +60 3 92 35 54 00 Iomkualalumpur@iom.int 570 Jalan Bukit Petaling, Kuala Lumpur 50460, Malaysia Asia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia India IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 51567.73 206255.91 202604.38 244187.93 83714.97 26990.36 743425.48 Contracted Grant Amount The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 815321.28 815321.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53293 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63671.45 66616 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78556.6 83760 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95616.44 83760 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88261.33 85033 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93135.82 89772 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99635.96 52815 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57221.02 91352 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Consumer Goods Forum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96873.81 612.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1294.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 4085.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11103.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10957.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17317.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10395.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20938.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34695.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37197.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53098.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55822.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98524.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34769.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55682.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36433.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55723.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0459 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides young people, including vulnerable groups such as women and people living with disabilities, with decent employment opportunities in order to reduce risks of irregular migration in Burkina Faso. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 220487.85 1032930.09 804819.71 1102233.58 93091.63 3000000.09 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3253562.86 3253562.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1412246 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1679246.14 1104803 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1185410.94 125240.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 52367.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22499.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16417.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6286.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25023.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50203.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86905.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81736.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94778.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223847.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179929.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171217.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182581.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133762.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133734.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193115.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205414.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0460 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The labour productivity of Viet Nam currently remains lower than that of other ASEAN countries with a shortage of skilled workers. This is related to the quality of vocational trainings and human resources such as lack of technical skills including digital skills. Building on the ongoing public-private partnership with Microsoft and the strong interest of the Government of Viet Nam, the project aims to contribute to strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system’s capacity to deliver digital skill development for all and implement digital transformation. The objective will be achieved through improving in digital skills of Vietnamese youth and migrant workers. Two immediate outputs contribute to this including recognition and broader use of Microsoft-IOM Digital Learning Platform and increase in accessibility of Vietnamese youth and migrant workers to this platform. The project will also strengthen capacity of TVET managers in supporting digital transformation in the TVET sub-sector. A gender-sensitive “Digital Transformation Plan: How-to Guide” will be developed to train selected TVET managers in Viet Nam and an e-version will be disseminated, the project will also promote collaborative and multi-stakeholder approach to create synergies for improved capacity of TVET authorities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 81600.4 165388.92 53010.68 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 -15038 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15038 24300.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 580.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6972.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14368.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28199.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43217.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23304.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9874.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43970.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90212.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0462 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address capacity constraints by fostering (promoting and facilitating) ethical and transparent recruitment practices and processes in a rights-based and migrant-friendly manner, in line with international labour standards. The outcome will be achieved through the development of an action plan and roadmap on reform measures aimed at strengthening the recruitment industry and through sensitization on international labour standards and recommendations including the Montreal Recommendations on Recruitment, as well as third party verification schemes, including International Recruitment Integrity System (IRIS) Standard. The project will contribute to the standardization of recruitment practices and elimination of malpractices through developing standard operating procedures for the public and private employment agencies. The project will also support the development of a tailored trainer of trainers’ package targeted at employment officers which will also include online modules to facilitate remote delivery of trainings in view of the prevailing constraints posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and the related public health guidelines. To ensure a blended approach to cascading the training, the project will support the roll out of the training package through a Trainer of Trainers methodology in three provinces and through the web-based training. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 95441.72 163940.51 40617.77 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -13522.38 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13522.38 9764.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11402.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47230.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35972.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16640.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1562.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11219.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134205.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6583.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0463 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Recognising the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on migrant workers and their employers, as well as the essential role of migrant workers in building back better, the overall objective is that women and men migrant workers have enhanced employment and livelihoods, contributing to greater economic recovery and resilience. It will achieve this through three inter-related outcome areas, in which more responsive policies are developed and implemented, by working with Governments, regional bodies and the private sector; women and men migrant workers have improved employability, including through increased access to skills development and recognition, and jobs referrals; and women and men migrant workers are able to take advantage of these opportunities as a result of receiving information and increased networking and protection. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia Cambodia IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 639407.92 1900307.98 1853096.85 1826061 1206869.57 7425743.32 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7425743.32 7425743.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1485148.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1485148.51 545324 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545324 1835 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1835 937841 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 937841 1980000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980000 1980000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980000 13354.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 7048.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 26528.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 32852.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57635.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 15821.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40958.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 69565.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 25966.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3271.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1164.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5104.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11942.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 0.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 26631.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244559.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239205.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303319.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278302.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418438.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453990.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412519.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405534.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370754.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333321.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339540.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568254.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 615619.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0465 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to socio-economic recovery in Cambodia through improved skill training and access to employment opportunities for migrant workers impacted by COVID-19 related job losses. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 67522.35 184237.06 48240.59 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -16980.45 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16980.45 11838 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 6568.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4750.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43287.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50845.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45030.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34627.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79288.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6675.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1624.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0469 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project builds on a successful partnership with the hospitality and tourism industry and seeks to enhance awareness and capacity related to the promotion of ethical recruitment and protection of migrant workers. It strengthens and sustains the IRIS: Ethical Recruitment initiative and pursues a three-pillar strategy of private sector and employer engagement; private-public dialogue; and migrant-centred and civil society action. The project reflects a multi-faceted, multi-stakeholder approach to enhance ethical recruitment. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 257105.69 1134137.18 232315.84 1623558.71 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1623558.71 1623558.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284684 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284684 284684 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284684 284684 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284684 484822 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 484822 284685 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284685 -0.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.36 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 100000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 62870.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 62870.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1781.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 26193.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 110568.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 83473.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142438.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241354.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333152.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108332.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238900.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101623.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0470 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Zambia has a long history of cross-border mobility for labour and employment purposes. Despite the contribution of labour migration to the economy, Zambia does not have a labour migration policy nor strategy for comprehensive labour migration governance. Accordingly, the country has not managed to fully harness the development potential of labour migration through remittances as well as to ensure the protection of migrant workers in line with international best practices. It is within this context that the Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) requested technical support from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to develop a Labour Migration Strategy and Action Plan for Zambia. The overall objective of the proposed project is to strengthen the capacities of the GRZ to enhance labour migration governance in Zambia. The objective will be achieved through one outcome, namely, the GRZ successfully develops a gender-sensitive Labour Migration Strategy and Action Plan for evidence-based effective labour migration governance in Zambia. In order to achieve the above, a gender-sensitive labour migration assessment will be undertaken (Output 1.1), and a Labour Migration Strategy and Action Plan will be drafted through a series of consultative meetings (Output 1.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zambia +260 211 25 40 55 iomlusaka@iom.int ; opslusaka@iom.int ; adminfinlusaka@iom.int Rhodes Park Plot No.4626 Mwaimwena Road, Lusaka, Zambia Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12628.86 57323.06 30048.08 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 -6061.59 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6061.59 7182.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3444.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14843.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7353.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8781.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7622.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22177.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8494.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1579.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7459.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0472 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To contribute to strengthening effective governance, and regulation of labour migration and mobility, for enhanced sustainable development for inclusive economic growth and regional integration of the African Continent Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Africa Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Morocco Seychelles Sudan Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Congo (the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lesotho Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Comoros Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Equatorial Guinea Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Gabon Ethiopia Eritrea Western Sahara Egypt Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 675548.34 1367191.44 1365006.66 1305219.61 4712966.05 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4712966.05 4712966.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2356483 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2356483 2120835 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2120835 2514.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229588.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305906.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369717.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455135.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 321931.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400730.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424418.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 416201.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401136.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423202.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439130.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 486634.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0473 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening migration management mechanisms in the four selected countries (Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania) to enhance the free movement of labour within the East Africa Community. To achieve the above objective, the project shall focus on one main outcome which is for EAC Partner States to advance the operationalization of the EAC Common Market Protocol and its annexes on the free movement of labour in a gender-sensitive manner. The main outputs to achieve the above outcome will be that the draft revised gender-sensitive Council Directive on Coordination of Social Security Benefits is available and that the Revised Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) are legally aligned. Key indicators for the realization of the project objective are 1) Revised Council Directive on Coordination of Social Security Benefits' is gender sensitive and is presented to Council of Ministers for adoption; 2) Revised (now legally aligned) Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) are validated; and 3) Number of Officials from Selected EAC Partner States (disaggregated by gender) that report increased operationalization of the EAC Common Market Protocol and its annexes through the provisions of the Directive on Coordination of Social Security Benefits and of the Mutual Recognitions Agreements. The project will also ensure capacity building in social protection mechanisms related to the enhancement and harmonization of social protection policies, legislative, and institutional frameworks among the four selected countries. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tanzania, United Republic of African Capacity Build. ;Center ,Tanzania Regional ; Immigration Training Academy, Moshi, Tanzania, United Republic of Eastern Africa Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3750.12 182870.23 210412.56 2967.09 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20000 -2138.41 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2138.41 250 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10228.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5182.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76585.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102269.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16000.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29205.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81105.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29944.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15721.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17471.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6103.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0475 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Though the Government of Rwanda (GoR) recently adopted its Third National Strategy for the Development of Statistics (2019-2024), the lack of data management in the field of migration continues to represent a major challenge. The national capacities to collect, produce and disseminate migration data vary considerably among different institutions and are often under-resourced. There is especially a need to strengthen the collection and utilization of labour migration data to ensure that relevant frameworks and tools are updated and reflect the country’s evolving socioeconomic and policy context. Of significant concern is the country’s skills shortages and the need to keep pace with needs of the labour market. This funding will support strengthening the GoR’s capacity to manage migration data, with a view to enhancing labour mobility frameworks and tools. To achieve this, the project will establish a dedicated coordination mechanism for data migration governance (Outcome 1) and set up protocols for data sharing across various Government departments and agencies. Secondly, the project will support the utilization of migration data to address labour market skills shortages (Outcome 2). It aims to do this by updating the Occupations in Demand List, which identifies the country’s skill gaps in order to inform labour migration policies, and has not been updated since 2013. Additionally, the project will use migration data to develop a labour market testing framework in order to manage and regulate labour migration from other countries into Rwanda, in general, and to the East African Community (EAC) Partner States, in particular. Ultimately, the project aims to effectively utilize data to facilitate labour mobility in Rwanda, while also supporting sustainable data management by the GoR. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 184225 105800 9975 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 10573.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21354.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13087.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23693.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38748.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57387.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90856.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0476 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Located at the crossroads between sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa, Chad is a key origin, transit, and destination country for migrants, primarily from neighbouring African countries. In recent years, labour migration patterns in Chad have increasingly grown diverse and complex to include internal migration with the growing exodus of youth from rural areas to major urban centres, and temporary labour migration linked to short-term job opportunities in the informal and semi-formal sectors, including women and youths. Yet, despite these developments, labour migration movements are often irregular, and migrants, both Chadians and non-Chadians, are often victims of exploitation, and at an increased risk of abuse and human trafficking.In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to strengthened labour migration governance and protection of migrant workers’ rights in Chad. The project will seek to do so by supporting the development of a legal framework on labour migration and increasing the government's knowledge on labour migration governance. To that end, the project will lead the Government of Chad to validate a draft bill and decree on labour migration governance and protection of migrant workers’ rights (Outcome 1) by making available to legislators a version of a draft bill and decree on labour migration governance and protection of migrant workers’ rights (Output 1.1) and informing key stakeholders on the developed draft bill and decree (Output 1.2); and will lead the Government of Chad to identify future areas of work based on demonstrated increased knowledge on labour migration governance in Chad (Outcome 2) by making available a gender-sensitive research study informing on labour migration governance in Chad (Output 2.1), improving the knowledge of government officials and civil society organizations on labour migration governance (Output 2.2) and conducting one study visit in a peer country for Government officials to learn about labour migration governance (Output 2.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 64083.32 35916.68 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 -7.31 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7.31 19910.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13898.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19448.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42797.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1062.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0477 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will examine the obstacles and enabling factors for the natural stone processing and exporting businesses in Viet Nam, to address human and labour rights risks through implementing responsible recruitment and employment practices post COVID-19. Results of the project will help stakeholders involved in the natural stone industry in Viet Nam. In order to drive sustainable industry change, findings from the project will be made public and can be used to influence short and long-term policies and narrative related to responsible practices of workers employed in the natural stone supply chains, adopted by both private and public sector. This in turns will assist the business community in the natural stone industry in Viet Nam to gain more opportunities to join global supply chains by demonstrating greater transparency, fair recruitment and employment practices. Marshalls Mono Limited International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23064.24 6974.76 30039 Contracted Grant Amount Marshalls Mono Limited International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30039 30039 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30039 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Marshalls Mono Limited International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30039 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Marshalls Mono Limited International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 4510.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12313.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13214.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0478 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance labour migration governance and protection of migrant workers and their family members’ human, social and labour rights through intra and inter-regional cooperation on a whole of government and whole of society approach, to support regional integration and facilitate mobility for transformative inclusive and sustainable economic growth as well as youth and women empowerment. More specifically, the programme is expected to strengthen national and regional labour migration governance in accordance with global and regional frameworks; increase national and cross-border cooperation on labour mobility; promote ethical recruitment and protection of migrant workers’ rights; and enhance avenues for safe, regular, and humane labour migration and mobility pathways through Free Movement Protocols(FMP)/Common Market Protocols(CMP) and Bilateral Labour Migration Agreements (BLMAs). The project has a major communications and visibility component that encompasses strategies to combat xenophobia, racism and all other forms of discrimination and bigotry. It seeks to promote inclusion, tolerance, social cohesion, regional integration, gender and youth empowerment, and migrant workers’ and member of their families’ rights. The programme works at two levels: the regional and national levels. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World Uganda South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ethiopia Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1051272.55 3826518.75 2535069.36 894502.97 6638613.43 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8307363.63 8307363.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 972747 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1190632.8 385669 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 464102.29 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869565.22 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849514.56 2253466 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2820357.95 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 641025.64 1126732 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1472852.29 11161.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12556.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 96904.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508758.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830435.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 445154.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448470.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390261.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 631943.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367439.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 702751.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1262448.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0479 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to enhancing labour migration governance to better respond to employer and labour market needs while ensuring protection of migrant workers and enhancing development impacts in both countries of origin and destination. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Central Asia IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 431188.18 1832378.24 1850658.57 1982830.5 647868.32 6712636.4 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6744923.81 6744923.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1879538 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1933681.07 1745285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2054096.83 830.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9900 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28538.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242294.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218001.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261101.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214122.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356282.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258249.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 387028.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413747.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527045.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0480 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to advance ethical recruitment of migrant workers in VF corporation's global supply chains through providing IOM's technical expertise, especially to aupport the implementation and review of VF Responsible Recruitment Roadmap 2026; and provide strategic advisory and support to the implementation of the VF's Responsible Recruitment Roadmap and policies and to the implementation of the "Your Voice Matters" initiative. Based on the needs identified among the VF's internal and external stakeholders, the provision of technical expertise may encompass review of the company's data in relation to the achieved results or identified vulnerabilities of migrant workers in their supply chains, and review and feedback of existing ethical recruitment policies, processes and procedures at the brand or supplier level. If additional budget is available, technical expertise may also include capacity building to selected stakeholders within the VF supply chain. VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3459.5 64345.89 32946.02 100751.41 Contracted Grant Amount VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100751.41 100751.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64751 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64751 36000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36000 0.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.25 52.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28860.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10163.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10798.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44190.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6686.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0481 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Côte d'Ivoire is the worlds' top exporter of cocoa and Africa's top producer and exporter of dessert bananas. An important part of the production of both sectors is carried out informally and depends heavily on low-cost labour from migrant workers originating from countries in the region, increasing the risk of trafficking, unethical recruitment and forced labour along cocoa and banana supply chains. In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to evidence-based labour migration policymaking, with an emphasis on the protection of migrant workers and their families, by the Government of Côte d'Ivoire. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 197755.58 102244.42 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 21130 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44607.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63646.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41472.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28696.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12682.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6950.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46540.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0482 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the vision of strengthening the effective, rights-based and gender-responsive governance and regulation of labour migration and mobility, under the rule of law and with the involvement of key stakeholders across governments, legislators, decision-makers, social partners, migrants, international organizations, private sector, NGOs, diaspora organizations and civil society organizations. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 645816.57 2696029.47 2968272.68 2054981.66 8365100.38 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8365100.38 8365100.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1869203.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1869203.1 1837038.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1837038.42 1775121.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1775121.34 1801514.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1801514.18 488806.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 142390.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181427.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297799.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229465.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268219.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296007.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 365369.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342714.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526254.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527433.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0483 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Mauritanian city of Chami, referred to as the country's “capital of gold”, was historically sparsely populated. Yet, the discovery of gold led to a rapid population growth as mining companies settled and created attractive economic opportunities for migrant workers, particularly from Sudan and Mali. Since 2013, the population of Chami has more than quadrupled. However, very limited accurate information is available about the situation in Chami, including the difficulties encountered by labour migrants and their protection needs. This project will contribute to strengthening local labour migration management in Chami, with a focus on access to health resources and protection services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 29956.66 136366.83 124839.87 8836.64 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 1034.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 6344.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24047.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39933.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34238.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9179.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5963.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13532.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13234.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10808.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0484 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Driven by increasing child and elder care needs, and underpinned by regional demographics and cultural norms, demand for domestic workers is set to continue growing in Bahrain. However, and despite continued progress, as their numbers continue to increase, migrant domestic workers are yet to be fully included in the country’s most progressive labour reforms – such as, for example, wage protection, internal labour mobility and the flexi-work permit scheme. Responding to wide-ranging efforts by the Government of Bahrain to enhance the protection of migrant domestic workers in the Kingdom, this project seeks to leverage multistakeholder efforts to identify key points of vulnerability and propose targeted recommendations. Informed by key international frameworks, such as Convention No. 189 and Recommendation No. 201 (concerning decent work for domestic workers), this project aims to inform reform efforts by assessing the range of vulnerabilities faced by migrant domestic workers in Bahrain. Based on a comprehensive understanding of the systemic factors faced by migrant domestic workers that can render them vulnerable to exploitation and abuse, a clear set of tailored recommendations for priority areas of work will be developed, providing a key resource in informing evidence-based policy and future interventions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 38785.83 47092.12 77722.45 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85877.95 85877.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38861.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44978.28 38861.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47161.67 -2.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1598.43 163.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90914 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10806.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8145.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0485 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the past decade, labour mobility opportunities have gained momentum in the Pacific and are now playing a critical role in providing employment, income, and skill acquisition opportunities for Pacific Islanders. On one hand, a large and growing number of labour migrants from Pacific Island Countries (PICs) participate annually in temporary labour mobility schemes, particularly to New Zealand and Australia. On the other hand, intra-regional mobility in the Pacific is substantial, with the largest numbers of foreign workers from the PICs employed in Papua New Guinea and Fiji themselves. Vis-à-vis this dynamic and mobile labour environment, Forum Island Countries (FICs) and Smaller Island State (SIS) Members are increasingly recognising the importance of labour mobility in achieving economic development and nation building aspirations of people in the Pacific; this awareness is accompanied by the appreciation that a structured, functioning, and sustainable management of regional labour mobility is vital for the future of the region at large.PICs conducted a Comprehensive Assessment of the Pacific Labour Mobility Arrangements (2021), and have now requested IOM to further assist in implementing the recommendations, with a view to strengthen the regional labour mobility environment. The objective of this project responds precisely to this request, and particularly aims at strengthening labour mobility governance in the Pacific by: Outcome 1) developing an evidence-based, gender sensitive and age-sensitive Regional Labour Mobility Strategy to better govern labour mobility in the region; Outcome 2) improving women’ labour integration and capacity to make informed labour migration choices, piloting ad-hoc programmes in Vanuatu so to test the ground for replicability of similar initiatives across the region; Outcome 3) supporting effective coordination and mobilization of resources to implement Tuvalu’s Labour Migrants Reintegration Strategy, so as to provide a blueprint for developing reintegration strategies in other PICs as well. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Tuvalu Fiji Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 125394.95 138150.65 136454.4 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 12670.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24574.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23598.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29114.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20741.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84044.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50951.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0487 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of the programme is to strengthen the capacities of governments and other key stakeholders to improve migration governance and facilitate safe, orderly and regular migration while reducing migrant vulnerabilities. In accordance with the IOM Strategic Vision and the IOM Regional Strategy 2020 - 2024 for North America, Central America and the Caribbean, the programme provides an integrated capacity-building approach for program countries which will contribute to the achievement of migration management; partnerships; crisis response and communication. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Suriname Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Haiti Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Grenada Dominican Republic Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11919652.21 4382807.46 16302459.67 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16302459.67 16302459.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3750000 3750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3750000 1302460 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1302460 3750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3750000 3750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3750000 -482719 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -482719 23000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 41612.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 51497.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31510.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 428544 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 20000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2127466.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2923116.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4260652.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5825363.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62156.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2680.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0490 International Organization for Migration (IOM) India is the world’s largest recipient of remittances. Remittances accrued from Indians living abroad stand at USD 87 billion in 2021 constituting roughly 4.6 percent of the country’s GDP. Well-managed emigration can thus be an unsung asset for origin states. However, the increase in immigration intake in destination countries in recent years has been accompanied by an increase in irregular migration, due to lack of awareness of, or faith in, regular channels. Additionally, increasingly, students are applying for higher education in countries abroad. State governments play a very important role in mobility management and welfare. Many states are invested in empowering outgoing migrants through pre-departure training instilling greater control over the pre-decision and pre-departure phases of migration and curbing mobility through informal channels.IOM India (in consultation with the Ministry of External Affair (MEA), Government of India) proposes this project with the objective to contribute to facilitating safe, orderly, and regular migration for aspiring Indian migrant workers and students through policy recommendations in collaboration with the MEA, NITI (National Institution for Transforming India) Aayog – an apex think tank of the GOI, and State Governments thus facilitating better migration governance from India. This will be achieved through background research, round tables, and consultations with state governments and the MEA. Furthermore, the project will promote the dissemination of communication materials to aspiring students and migrant workers on safe and orderly migration pathways. This will strengthen the proactive engagement of State governments, encourage sharing of good practices and perspectives, facilitate the allocation of resources for emigrating migrants, and identify challenges and gaps, thereby enhancing the availability and flexibility for regular international migration pathways. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - India +9124100026 iomnewdelhi@iom.int UNESCO House, Ground Floor 1 San Martin Marg, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi 110021, India India Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 105020.11 152551.4 42428.49 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 8614.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11801.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12117.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22423.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20540.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78301.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13121.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13751.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0491 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support safe and orderly migration from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to the UK through services for preparation, capacity building and reintegration. The Governments of Kyrgyzstsan and Tajikistan are actively creating new employment opportunities abroad, including in the United Kingdom (UK). The recruitment process has already begun, and the first cohort of seasonal workers have already arrived in the UK. Considering that the program is expected to grow substantially, it is imperative that the migrants’ migration experiences are safe and orderly, from the recruitment process, to employment, to return, in order to mitigate the risks of the process and to maximize the value of the experience for the livelihoods and benefits of migrants and their families, as well as for employers. Moreover, financial inclusion of migrants and their families and opportunities to invest their remittances towards sustainable livelihoods should be in place to deter irregular migration and promote successful reintegration of migrants. The project will also promote social cohesion and increase resilience to social tension among migrants and their communities that are receiving high numbers of returnees. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan World Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 255121.1 104404.75 298352.93 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 359525.85 359525.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146831 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170248.81 151522 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182336.94 0.83 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10754.08 10912.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38847.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236232.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77347.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0492 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to assist the Netherlands in a two-fold approach that will complement the already achieved work towards the development of a learning network to facilitate knowledge-sharing for more successful implementations of projects related to labour market integration of permit holders. The project will bring together and build capacity of relevant national level stakeholders involved in the Dutch Taskforce for the integration of newcomers in the labour market in the Netherlands and provide technical assistance to improve the Netherlands' ability to support the set-up and scaling of sustainable labour market integration projects. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 131175.78 226115.98 112193.39 439719.92 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 469485.15 469485.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246809.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246071.28 149641.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157849.4 39250.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65602.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53902.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64253.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86686.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60702.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65865.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19758.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2545.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0493 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint programme aims to enhance the benefits of safe and fair migration as a sustainable development and climate resilience strategy via improved labour migration governance, decent work principles and standards in labour migration programmes, promotion of safe and regular labour mobility programmes, and improved reintegration support by national governments and key stakeholders. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu Oceania Fiji Kiribati IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Tuvalu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 147868.32 427265.82 367476.43 57389.77 1000000.34 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.34 1000000.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 877.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53239.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57006.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41972.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127466.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137844.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136236.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160161.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111879.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0494 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With approximately 1.6 million Sri Lankan working overseas, Sri Lanka has grown cognizant of the fundamental role that safe, fair and secure foreign employment can play for socio-economic development in the country. As of today, Sri Lanka is facing a severe fiscal and monetary crisis, and, vis-à-vis this scenario, has identified a need to invest in strengthening its institutional capacities to better capitalize on and harness the potential of foreign labour to ensure secure livelihood and well-being of its population at large. The proposed project aims to contribute to the efforts by the Government of Sri Lanka to increase the employability of Sri Lankan aspiring foreign migrant workers, ensuring a gender-sensitive, rights-sensitive approach (Objective); it aims to do so by supporting the sustainable development and institutionalization of an IT Integrated Guidance and Referral System (IGRS), that shall serve to a) promote skills development in a demand-driven manner, and b) facilitate skills matching capacities, for Sri Lanka to put employers and potential employees with relevant skills and experience in touch with each other (Outcome 1). If contextualized in the current scenario of the ongoing economic and fiscal crisis, the project will contribute in the medium to long term to boost remittance inflows to the country, support economic growth, improve foreign exchange liquidity in the banking system, reduce unemployment and alleviate poverty. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 160687.81 135089.97 4222.22 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 27.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16155.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40799.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39894.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55004.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17377.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21070.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26253.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65445.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0495 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Africa, small-scale cross-border trade (SSCBT) is common, with academics estimating its volume at times exceeds formal trade flows for certain commodities. SSCBT provides livelihoods for thousands, many of whom are women, thereby contributing towards food security, poverty alleviation and job creation. In doing so, it also contributes towards regional economic growth and development within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and African Union (AU). There is a gap in understanding of and support for women involved in SSCBT across the continent, including between countries along the Abidjan-Lagos corridor which supports approximately 75 percent of trade activities in the sub-region and is home to over 70 million people. Major border crossings include but are not limited to Aflao (Ghana) - Kojoviakope (Togo), as well as the Hillacondji crossing between Togo and Benin. The Objective of this proposed project is to better understand and support the role of women in SSCBT between Benin, Ghana and Togo, thereby enhancing community development at vulnerable border areas and contribute to the realization of the ECOWAS Free Movement Protocols as well as the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana Western Africa Togo IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 163675.12 236324.88 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 15584.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20973.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30939.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32150.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22202.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51940.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21109.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149083.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0496 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Education sector in Libya has been severely impacted during the crisis and armed conflict. Migrant children struggle the most in accessing education in Libya. The overall objective of this project is to contribute to ensuring that school-aged boys and girls in Libya have uninterrupted access to quality, safe and protective learning that supports their mental and physical wellbeing and improves learning outcomes. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 411312.99 55353.71 466666.7 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466666.7 466666.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466667 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466667 -0.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.16 3854.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55008.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102069.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115677.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150007.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40049.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0497 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on two complementary initiatives that are ongoing since 2020 (A.L.T. Caporalato! and Su.Pr.Eme), the general objective of the project is to reduce migrants’ exposure to labour exploitation by enhancing the efficiency of labour inspections; strengthening the national referral mechanisms for victims of labour exploitation and also facilitating victims’ reintegration in the national labour market. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Italy Italy Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 150206.56 2072751.05 2120788.67 890186.52 4824547.42 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5233932.8 5233932.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1884350.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2032740.06 106014.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429221.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 484140.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560578.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 514045.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 561778.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536896.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 632467.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620641.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0498 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this project, IOM will support Copenhagen Capacity, the official organisation for investment promotion and economic development in Greater Copenhagen, in strengthening retention and EU mobility of skilled migrants. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Denmark +45 45 33 53 90 iomcopenhagen@iom.int; iomhelsinkiaf@iom.int Copenhagen, Denmark IOM Country Office - DK 55.704843 12.597303 Denmark Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 121765.68 278694.65 130619.73 499991.42 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531080.06 531080.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380474.54 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405623.18 23532.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25803.61 80951.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71316.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102228.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71649.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74329.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51069.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1423.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0499 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at improving the housing conditions of seasonal migrant workers, working in the agricultural sector in Spain. The project will contribute to a better understanding of all technical aspects and minimum standards that need to be fulfilled in order to guarantee decent living conditions of migrant workers in Spain. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with no inclusion of gender issues 36771.09 71941.43 100000.13 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108712.52 108712.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106609.81 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1549.99 22485.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25238.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14597.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25595.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9532.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10709.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0500 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is designed to support the Spanish Directorate General for Migration in introducing innovative to one of the biggest state-run labour mobility schemes -the GECCO Programme. Within this initiative IOM will develop an orientation and information programme aimed at potential migrant workers from Honduras, with the aim of accompanying them throughout the entire migration cycle: prior to their employment, prior to their departure from the country of origin and before returning to it. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain World Spain Honduras Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 125302.14 199424.23 299999.76 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324726.37 324726.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 319829.42 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5034.02 31140.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43810.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76011.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88030.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5045.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90915.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0501 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project objective is to contribute to strengthening the technical capacity of stakeholders involved in cross-border recruitment in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala to improve regulation and implement ethical recruitment in a manner consistent with international standards and utilizing the outcomes of the Global Policy Network. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Central America El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 69443.73 81073.31 200000.13 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150517.04 150517.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159036.14 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11966.21 8766.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96648.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37238.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3099.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1316.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0502 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To support, sustain and scale up the recently established IRIS Global Policy Network, a platform for dialogue and exchange of experience between policy makers and regulators across all levels and policy mandates of government, including foreign affairs, labour, immigration and justice. Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 221466.52 483593.39 44940 749999.91 Contracted Grant Amount Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749999.91 749999.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742500 5605.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2926.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70263.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80996.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100071.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54242.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168241.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282283.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15357.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0503 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration for survival and migration for sustenance, which pushed a large segment of the population to move towards urban areas, have failed to ensure better livelihood opportunities and a better future for migrants. Migrant workers encounter challenges such as a lack of suitable accommodation, sub-standard living conditions, low wages, and inaccessibility to social security schemes and services due to lack of required identity cards and other necessary documents. With the aforementioned challenges in mind, IOM India will partner with Shahi Exports, one of India’s largest apparel manufacturers, to strengthen functioning modalities of the Shahi Exports supported Migrant Support Centre (MSC) in Bangalore, India. It is envisaged that the partnership will help catering to the needs of the migrant workers and facilitate support for accommodation, counselling services, identity documentation services, linking with healthcare services, networking with employers, grievance redressal, and other key services relevant for migrants. CSR Trust for SDGs in India International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - India +9124100026 iomnewdelhi@iom.int UNESCO House, Ground Floor 1 San Martin Marg, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi 110021, India India Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15711.35 39308.33 4508808.97 Contracted Grant Amount CSR Trust for SDGs in India International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55019.68 55019.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1089631 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CSR Trust for SDGs in India International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13170.93 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CSR Trust for SDGs in India International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95.77 11038.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1712.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0506 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to build the capacity of the Polish authorities to ensure that people fleeing the war in Ukraine and asking for temporary protection in Poland have a smooth and effective access to procedures and public services in the area of social and labour market inclusion. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services IOM - Poland +48 22 62 82 413 iomwarsaw@iom.int ul.Wiejska 12, Warsaw 00-490, Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 179031.05 135616.67 297823.08 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314647.72 314647.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297823.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306402.37 -74184.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -79512.1 607.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15603.93 24725.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151112.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33180.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10762.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21823.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 890.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0508 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 3 February 2022, the Department of Migrant Workers Act (Republic Act No. 1164) took effect, which established the Department of Migrant Workers and for the very first time in the world a country codified the progressive realization of the 23 Objectives of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). The project aims to capitalize this momentous time to promote fair and ethical recruitment practices to government agencies, employers and Private Recruitment Agencies (PRAs) and to support the Philippine government in meeting key objectives in the multi-stakeholder National Action Plan on Mainstreaming Fair and Ethical Recruitment in the Philippines (NAP-FER), particularly on developing due diligence and self-assessment tools for the recruitment industry (Objective 3) and on implementing continuous capacity-building (Objective 4). Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 96452.83 50663.74 198019.52 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147116.57 147116.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198019.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144224.18 3767.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12672.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16084.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40384.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9119.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37616.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26233.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0509 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to pilot two ethical recruitment corridors between Mexico and Canada, mainly in the provinces of British Columbia and Quebec, to protect the labor rights of migrant workers by promoting the adoption of the IRIS standard in both countries. The project will contribute to reinforcing regular migration pathways and deterring irregular migration, as labor mobility programs provide effective mechanisms for temporary regular work, decreasing the likelihood of irregular migration. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico Americas Canada IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 355648.74 661718.1 716590.23 2338674.75 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1733957.07 1733957.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1701613.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1239339.59 637062 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470503.69 6644.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 52775.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88163.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82636.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129568.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147147.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101947.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115248.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0510 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Labour mobility has led to significant positive impacts for Ni-Vanuatu households, with participants using their earnings to meet both family and community needs – especially in times of economic hardship due to COVID-19. There is a strong need, however, to support families to address the social impacts of the long-term separation which labour mobility involves, supporting them to maintain healthy relationships and achieve their financial goals both before the labour mobility period and as they reintegrate back into their communities upon their return. IOM is partnering with UN Women to develop and deliver family-focused reintegration workshops to returned Ni-Vanuatu labour migrants: IOM will design and implement a series of family-focused reintegration workshops in Shefa Province. These workshops will take the form of a core 3-day workshop on the reintegration process, focusing on themes related to healthy relationships and Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG), and an optional two-day add-on session on entrepreneurship for participants who express an interest in establishing a business using their overseas work savings. IOM will conduct stakeholder consultations with key EVAWG stakeholders in Vanuatu, as well as focus group discussions and interviews with former labour migrants and their families. UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 99999.99 99999.99 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.99 99999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 6078.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39126.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54795.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0511 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Integration of people on the move through formal employment that responds to the labour market and workforce demands and fosters social cohesion, economic growth, and sustainable development. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 409527.47 730452.84 593680.84 467178.66 2000057.96 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2200839.81 2200839.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473078.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521011.33 91912.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112512.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252166.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94230.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91482.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125869.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0512 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​This project pilots an intervention in three industrial zones in Hanoi to enhance the accommodation and living standards of internal migrant workers. Currently, there are no official laws and regulations to guide leasing providers on the minimum living conditions of accommodations for workers, particularly those residing in the industrial zones, who are the most vulnerable in securing lodging. The overall objective is to contribute to ensuring that internal migrant workers in Viet Nam, especially women, have access to safe and adequate accommodation and living conditions. This will be achieved by working with local authorities, including the Women’s Union, landlords, businesses and migrant workers, particularly women, to develop and pilot a gender-responsive assessment tool for accommodation providers to evaluate their housing in line with international best practices (Output 1.1). Based on the tool, local authorities and landlords in the three identified districts will implement the standards and corrective actions guided by the tool, taking into consideration the needs of women migrants with children (Output 1.2). A policy dialogue will then be held with authorities to develop sustainable policies, based on the findings of the pilot (Output 2.1). To strengthen community awareness, the Women’s Union will also directly engage women migrant workers to provide them with information and resources on accessing safe and adequate accommodation and living conditions (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 10640.71 77628.28 11731.01 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 14802.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4004.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6982.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7759.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7457.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6424.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0513 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has the largest number of emigrants as a share of its population of all countries in Europe. Several sectors are already facing a shortage of workforce and the need to open the labour market to migration has been identified. Continued high levels of labour emigration pose a severe development challenge for the country by limiting opportunities for business growth and discouraging potential investors as they are unable to find adequate skilled workforce. To address this, the institutional system needs to be harmonised and procedures simplified to attract foreign workers to the country. While recently new policies and procedures have been in place to address this issue, important challenges remain to ensure efficient labour migration policy making and implementation.Therefore, through this proposed project, IOM aims to support the relevant authorities and stakeholders in BiH to better respond to labour needs by establishing whole of society dialogue and gender-sensitive, evidence-based approaches to migration policymaking in line with the Global Compact for Migration (GCM) objectives. IOM will support the relevant stakeholders in BiH to: (i) reach consensus and acquire gender-sensitive knowledge about labour migration and migration governance in the framework of the GCM; (ii) gather gender-sensitive evidence on policies, practices, structures, legislation and community perceptions governing labour migration in BiH; (iii) provide tailored recommendations to authorities for a gender-sensitive suitable policy response to labour market needs with the development of a Labour Mobility Scheme and its Communication Strategy; and (iv) prepare receiving communities to receive and engage with migrant workers, fostering social cohesion with migrant communities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 80405.6 132177.72 87416.68 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 247.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5926.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12436.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43927.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28826.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36041.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0514 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Philippines is a leading provider of international migrant labour globally and relies on migration as a driver of development. The Commission on Filipinos Overseas estimates over 10 million Filipinos are living abroad, including permanent, temporary and irregular migrants. While overseas labour migration is an overwhelmingly positive force for society, overseas foreign workers (OFWs) are also susceptible to various risks, including trafficking in persons (TiP), modern slavery, sexual exploitation and abuse, and other violations of their rights. In December 2021, Republic Act 11641 merged key functions of seven migration agencies in the Philippines and established the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) with the mandate to "protect the rights and promote the welfare of OFWs, regardless of their status and of the means of entry into the country of destination" (Sec. 5, RA11641). However, despite strong commitment shown by the Government, as of June 2023, DMW still needs to hire more than 1,000 new recruits in order for the Department to be considered fully functional and have the capacity to deliver its mandate, as well as capacity development for existing staff.Applying the whole-of-government and whole-of-society approaches, the project aims to institute stronger migration governance in the Philippines in line with international standards through support to the Department of Migrant Workers. It will do this by providing technical assistance and guidance that aims at strengthening the Department's institutional capacity in 1.) data and information management on migration to enhance evidence-based decision-making through support for the operationalization of the M&E framework on the National Action Plans and the development of structural design to inform the establishment of a centralized information management system and 2.) stakeholders' engagement to promote vertical and horizontal programme coherence especially on the governments’ reintegration programmes/services and migration orientation programmes. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 153200 146800 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 14331.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25837.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31121.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0515 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Dominica is experiencing a shortage of agricultural labour due to several factors, including ageing farmers, disinterest in the sector amongst potential labourers, lack of data, ineffective information management and emigration of the labour force. The impact of these factors is accentuated by weak policy coherence and a need to strengthen migration governance. Given the interconnections between agriculture, food security and migration, measures promoting rural development in the areas of origin and destination must also ensure effective migration governance. The Government of Dominica seeks to address the adverse drivers of migration from rural areas (such as rural poverty, lack of job opportunities, food insecurity, natural resource depletion and climate change) by investing in sustainable agriculture, rural development, climate change adaptation and resilient livelihoods.The objective of this project is to contribute to increasing resilience of labour-intensive and subsistence farming by mainstreaming migration for the development of Dominica’s agricultural sector. To achieve this objective, a gender-sensitive assessment on the status of agricultural labour and labour migration trends and patterns (including recommendations) will be made available to government actors in the areas of migration, labour and agriculture (Output 1.1); government officials will improve their capacity to collect, analyse and report on agricultural labour migration data (Output 1.2); a gender-sensitive Agricultural Labour Migration Policy/Strategy and related Action Plan will be made available (Output 2.1); a labour monitoring tool/system to improve the capacity of the government to use data to address agricultural labour shortages will be made available (Output 2.2); accurate and timely information on agricultural initiatives, services and products will be made available and disseminated to migrants and local communities in Dominica (Output 3.1); and innovative or improved initiatives that target different groups—specifically men, youth and migrants—will be designed to increase participation in agricultural sector activities (Output 3.2). As a result, it is expected that the Government of Dominica will 1) effectively use data to identify opportunities and gaps related to labour supply in the agricultural sector; 2) validate the Agricultural Labour Migration Policy/Strategy and pilot the related Action Plan in line with international standards and best practices; and 3) implement innovative or improved initiatives to engage migrants and local communities in the country’s agricultural sector. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominica Dominica Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42021.1 158603.9 99375 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 8992.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12326.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4225.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0516 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Countries in West Africa (WA) have historically been involved in frequent movements within the region. Cross-border movements are considered a key element for improving livelihood strategies, as well as an adaptation strategy in the face of the recent health, socio-economic and climatic stressors. The COVID-19 pandemic has severely affected mobility through numerous direct and indirect pathways, including the socio-economic crisis that is expected to produce massive unemployment in WA, affecting sustainable development. Border and rural areas of Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, and Guinea, are among the most affected by this crisis. IOM proposes to enhance the socio-economic development and intra-regional mobility of the four countries’ rural areas through youth-driven programs. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Western Africa IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with no inclusion of gender issues 425259.34 1603281.46 1640352.71 664191.21 3959998.97 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4333084.72 4333084.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1460000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1599123.77 66648.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 14168.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 481.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50131.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175349.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264885.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301816.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373271.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0517 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to contribute to increased income of youth in Libya, through the enhancement of their professional skills and their access to livelihood opportunities by supporting and upgrading of TVET and YESS center facilities, courses implementation and linking IOM-supported training activities with livelihood programmes to fuel local economy while strengthening household resilience. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Libya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 884976.84 1343876.59 479739.37 2475247.4 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2708592.8 2708592.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1225248 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1349392.07 1499.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24412.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36952.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334785.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237792.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199065.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0518 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Recruitment is a vital first step in the facilitation of labor migration. When labor recruiters operate ethically, their services benefit migrants and their communities, employers in need of foreign workers and governments in both countries of origin and destination. This project seeks to promote the strategic expansion of IRIS into food and agricultural supply chains with global suppliers, consumer product manufacturers, and retailers with specific interventions in East Africa and its related migration corridors and in Central and North America. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 749597.13 350402.88 1100000.01 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000.01 1100000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 15916.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167514.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176564.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326804.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 392612.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20587.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0519 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to increase the level of economic income of Venezuelan migrants residing in Colombia, refugees and Colombian migrants returned to their territory, strengthening the capacities of employment centers and other entities that have employment services and articulating the work of this services to the private sector needs, in alliance with civil society, academia and other organizations that promote employability in each of the prioritized geographic areas. Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 87749.37 348770233 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87749.37 87749.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156946606 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38448.46 191823630 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47602.84 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Labour / Ministerio de Trabajo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812.59 1836.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87720.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2692.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0520 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya is a primary transit and destination country for thousands of migrants, mainly from the neighbouring countries seeking employment opportunities. Many of them face tremendous socio-economic integration challenges, including discrimination and human rights violations in Libya. To help improve labour conditions and increasing employment and livelihood opportunities in an inclusive manner for both migrants and host-community in Libya, IOM in collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation has established two Youth Employment One Stop Shop (YESS) and is setting up groundwork towards the establishment of a third one in south Libya.In an effort to strengthen the employability of vulnerable host community members and mobile populations in Libya, IOM assesses labour market demands, and projected labour force needs, and closely cooperates with the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation on technical support, institutional capacity building, and tailormade training curricula aimed at equipping target beneficiaries with highly-sought-after technical skills. The overall objective of this project is to promote socio-economic integration and social cohesion of vulnerable groups, including mobile populations and host communities. IOM will continue and scale up YESS centres activities to promote integration and an inclusive labour force to develop Libyan local economies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 325858.16 105519.85 396039.93 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431378.01 431378.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396039.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425391.73 32351.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62396.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138708.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130471.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26412.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0521 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A critical issue existing among Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Guyana is the lack of access to developmental opportunities and resources for sustainable livelihoods. The project aims to conduct an in-depth assessment of the livelihood’s opportunities and analysis of local existing markets that are viable to support the establishment of business in regions 1,4,7 and 9 with the focus to the refugees, migrants and their hosting communities, with specific attention to the needs of different gender groups. Within the project, IOM will produce a comprehensive assessment report on livelihood opportunities with clear strategic recommendations to inform the designing and planning of livelihoods interventions in Guyana targeting, refugees, migrants, other forcibly displaced people and the hosting communities, including different gender groups. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 38095.61 38095.61 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38095.61 38095.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38095.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38095.64 -10791 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10791 33189.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5885 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0522 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Jordan is historically a country of origin and destination for migrant workers (MWs). According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, in 2020, international migrants (comprised of both migrants and refugees) made up approximately 34 per cent of the population living in Jordan. Refugees represent a significant part of this group and the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) enabled global coordinated support to refugees since the onset of the Syrian crisis in 2011. Meanwhile, lower attention has been provided to migrants in Jordan with few interventions specifically targeting MWs in Jordan. Moreover, available data remains scattered and incomplete and available studies and assessments often fail to include concrete steps and recommendations aimed at addressing the needs and improving conditions for MWs.In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to evidence-based governmental and non-governmental efforts to assist and respond to the needs of MWs in Jordan.The project will seek to do so by making available anonymized data on migrant domestic worker (MDW) profiles and gender-sensitive needs to key governmental and non-governmental stakeholders (Output 1.1) and by formulating initial policy recommendations for addressing MDW gender-sensitive needs and vulnerabilities (Output 1.2). This project will represent a crucial first step in a longer-term strategic vision, as it will initiate a national dialogue to sensitize governmental and non-governmental actors in Jordan on the importance of migrant worker rights and promote further engagement in the area. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 59195.81 164642.95 76161.24 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 338.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7560.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24055.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11214.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69369.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0523 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The UK’s Seasonal Workers Scheme (SWS) provides seasonal workers entry and employment in the UK for up to 6 months to fill seasonal gaps in agriculture and horticulture. In 2023, the UK Government announced there would be 45,000 visas released. It is expected that a significant number of visa holders will come from Central Asia, as recruitment from Ukraine has substantially reduced and continuing the trend seen in late 2022 and early 2023. Considering the expected growth in recruitment from Central Asia, it is imperative that the migrants’ migration experiences are as positive as possible - from the recruitment process, to employment, to return - to mitigate the risks and maximize the benefits of this migration for the livelihoods and quality of life of migrants and their families. Building on the first phase of this project, Phase II will continue to strengthen the experience for workers going to the UK on the Seasonal Worker Scheme from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan through services for preparation, capacity building and reintegration. In addition, financial inclusion of migrants and their families, and opportunities to invest their remittances towards sustainable livelihoods should be in place to support migrants to capitalise on earnings in the UK. The project will promote social cohesion and sustainable development through improved migration experiences. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan Central Asia IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 440346.36 604539.72 833066.68 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1044886.08 1044886.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465376.83 451458.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569304.32 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21804.8 47095.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 185079.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 824311.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0524 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to promoting ethical recruitment principles including no recruitment fees and costs to migrant workers (The Employer Pays Principle) in Sumitomo’s labour supply chain and will generate preliminary evidence and address knowledge gaps on recruitment and employment of Ukrainian, Kazakh and Mongolian migrant workers at Sumitomo’s site in Hungary. Sumitomo Electric Group (Sumitomo) has committed to the Employer Pays Principle. In pursuit of successful implementation of the principle and better understanding of the risks in the labour supply chain, IOM is to conduct a labour supply chain mapping for Sumitomo. Conducting a labour supply chain mapping will increase transparency and assess risks of labour exploitation with Sumitomo labour suppliers in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Hungary and identify improvement measures, where necessary. The assessment will also help assess gaps between the operations, internal policies, relevant regulatory frameworks and the IRIS Standard on ethical recruitment. The assessment will look at the recruitment and selection process, recruitment fees and related costs, transparency of hiring, working and living conditions, and access to effective grievance mechanisms for migrant workers from Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Mongolia working at the Sumitomo site in Mór, Hungary. Sumimoto Electric Industries, LTD International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Hungary +36 1 472 25 00 iombudapest@iom.int hungary.iom.int RM2 4th floor 2 Radnoti Miklos utca, Budapest H-1137, Hungary World Ukraine Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Kazakhstan Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 19258.43 19258.43 Contracted Grant Amount Sumimoto Electric Industries, LTD International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19258.43 19258.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18663.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sumimoto Electric Industries, LTD International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18663.56 -1.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sumimoto Electric Industries, LTD International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.11 15697.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2965.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0525 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Both Jordan and Lebanon host significant numbers of international migrants and refugees. While most of this population, in both countries, are forcibly displaced, the circumstances of migrants, including migrant workers (MWs), have also increasingly raised concern among observers in both countries, despite a significant gap in the consistent availability of quantitative, as well as qualitative data related to this population. This concern has arisen out of known systemic challenges to MWs accessing services and claiming rights, as well as an environment that provides limited protection from potential exploitation and abuse, particularly for Migrant Domestic Workers (MDWs) who are known to be especially exposed to abuse and exploitation. The proposed project will contribute to evidence-based governmental and non-governmental efforts to protect the rights of migrant workers (MWs), and migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in particular (who are predominantly women) and provide them with protection and assistance by taking the first step towards addressing the limited availability of adequate data and information about this population in Jordan. The project will build on IOM efforts in other locations, particularly in Lebanon, to map migrant presence and needs by implementing a set of adapted and tailored methods and tools to collect, compile, and analyze quantitative and qualitative data that will be made available to relevant key governmental and non-governmental stakeholders. This data will also be inclusive of migrant voices, and data collection will be implemented with the significant engagement of the intended target group. The resulting findings and recommendations will provide key stakeholders with a picture of MW profiles, disaggregated by age, gender, and nationality, with a focus on MDW profiles specifically in Jordan, needs and gaps, and behavioral trends, to inform more effective future initiatives to protect and assist this population, as well as inform advocacy for policy changes that will ultimately create a stronger protection environment for them. The project will also build on Lebanese accomplishments and support a targeted assessment to connect MWs with social protection services available in Lebanon.Disaggregated data will allow the project to explore the gender dimension of identified needs, gaps, and behavioral trends. Data analysis will, therefore, be undertaken with an eye toward contributing to addressing the gender-related disparities in the treatment and experiences of MWs. The project will also pay particular attention to incorporating and reflecting the MWs' voices and envisions the engagement of members of relevant migrant communities to participate in data collection as engaged enumerators. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 240809.31 24190.66 264999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264999.97 264999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159000 10010.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53802.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106231.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35494.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58704.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0526 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at preparing third country nationals interested in working in Malta for life through the provision of solid guidelines for the design of an online platform in which they can enroll to training courses as well as getting information on cultural orientation, covering social, cultural, economic, and historical aspects, rights and duties before entering Malta. It will equip the migrant population with information about labour and migration related laws, sociocultural norms and practices. The trainings and online tools will provide critical information about Malta and identify the skills and attitudes needed for migrants to successfully integrate.On the basis of this project, an online platform with a range of useful PDIMs will be designed in order to contribute to an optimized integration of migrants into the Maltese society. This platform will enable them to fully use their competencies and skills, become an asset to the country, as well as reducing the risk of labour exploitation, and to feel empowered in the workplace and the community. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services IOM - Malta +356 21 37 46 13 iommalta@iom.int De Vilhena Residence, Apt 2 Trejqet il Fosos, Floriana, Malta IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta Sectors non Specified Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 224662.48 100980.02 299686.13 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325642.5 325642.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299686 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323285.87 11930.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83008.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71975.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88074.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0528 International Organization for Migration (IOM) knowledge transfer and increased collaboration in this area of work across the two sides of the Mediterranean. The project comprises a preparatory phase in Libya, a 6-month internship in Italy and a placement phase in Libya upon completion of the internship. This project will be part of the broader Y-med initiative, a circular migration scheme run by IOM in Italy to support youth from Mediterranean countries (Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Morocco) with skills development and knowledge transfer through 6-month internships in Italian companies. In its first three editions, Y-med involved a total of 78 interns from the above-mentioned North African countries and 41 Italian companies based in two Italian regions (Veneto and Lazio).Thanks to the Y-med Blue Economy project, IOM will have the chance to enrich the Y-med initiative, expanding its regional collaborations in Italy (involving companies from Friuli Venezia Giulia Region) and targeting specifically the blue economy (a key sector for Mediterranean economies). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Autonomous Region Friuli Venezia Giulia IOM - Italy World Italy IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5105.88 54609.34 54999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Autonomous Region Friuli Venezia Giulia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59715.22 59715.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Autonomous Region Friuli Venezia Giulia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48245.61 XM-DAC-47066-LM.0529 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​This project is part of the “Succeeding Together in Mauritania” Program funded by the Flexible Mechanism of the European Union. It aims to support Mauritania in preventing irregular migration of its residents, focusing mainly on young people and migrants in its territory, improving their access to employment opportunities and providing better information on the risks and opportunities linked to migration. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 81089.14 667359.12 701133.72 490342.79 1750000.25 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1939924.77 1939924.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693238 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760129.39 8016.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1321.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57327.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81398.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112170.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108249.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0530 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project partners will apply global expertise in migrant-centred and gender sensitive participatory and community-based engagement models, including Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) methods and tools as well as robust and field-tested migrant-centred HRDD methodologies (led by IOM). These will be adjusted to a context of conducting digital HRDD (led by Diginex) in complex global agricultural supply chains (of Unilever and Coca-Cola). By doing so, this intervention will aim to develop and test a new scalable and innovative model for engagement of suppliers including small holder farmers (direct employers), as well as men and women migrant workers in the sugarcane sector, that can be applied to other vulnerable populations employed in agricultural sectors Unilever Europe B.V. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 India Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 83580.85 50218.61 105439.14 Contracted Grant Amount Unilever Europe B.V. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133799.46 133799.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73807.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Unilever Europe B.V. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94262.2 14816.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12361.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41719.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66683.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0531 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), health sectors depend on the skills and expertise of migrant workers, many of whom are women. This research is proposed following on from the Abu Dhabi Dialogue Research Agenda, which informed the Abu Dhabi Dialogue Action Plan and Programming Priorities 2022-2023 and more specifically Thematic Priority 3. The proposed research will focus on the gender aspects of recruitment and mobility in the health sector and will develop a methodology to identify and assess good practices in the ADD corridors. In the context of the broader care economy, this research centers on migrant women in the health sector in the ADD corridors, and focuses on defining the range of skills needed, and assessing how the availability of these skills, or lack thereof, inform recruitment in the GCC. In addition to the six countries of the GCC – namely the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman – this project will focus on the representative country of origin case studies of the Philippines and Thailand. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United Arab Emirates - Ministry of Human Resources and Emieratization IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain Western Asia United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Kuwait Qatar Saudi Arabia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 12840 12840 Contracted Grant Amount United Arab Emirates - Ministry of Human Resources and Emieratization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12840 12840 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12840 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United Arab Emirates - Ministry of Human Resources and Emieratization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12840 12840 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0533 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Drawing on a holistic approach to labour migration governance and mobility and the experience of International Organization for Migration (IOM) in North Africa and beyond, the Action is designed as a trans-regional program aiming for the upskilling of the workforce in selected sectors in Tunisia and in Morocco. The aim is to facilitate the mobility of the newly skilled and trained workforce between targeted North African countries and Italy to meet labour market shortages jointly identified by Moroccan and Tunisian authorities, and the Italian regions. At the same time, the Project will contribute to strengthening migrant workers’ protection mechanisms throughout the migration cycle, whether workers are leaving the region, or seeking employment there. Planned over 36 months, it covers three countries: Italy, Morocco and Tunisia. The Action is aligned to existing policy frameworks at global level (Sustainable Development Goals, Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration) and regional level (African Union Migration Policy Framework Plan of Action 2018-2030, European Union New Pact on Migration and Asylum). The Action is also expected to contribute to delivering on the Joint vision for 2030 set out at the February 2022 European Union (EU)-African Union (AU) Summit. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia World Italy Morocco Tunisia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3174710.31 3372936.24 3025051.41 8625000.13 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9572697.96 9572697.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2205876 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2416074.48 30862.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 106261.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136743.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232272.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317626.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0534 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to the Netherlands’ efforts to ensure its attractiveness as an employment destination for highly skilled STEM graduates. This is a priority in both EU and national policy and has been included in EU ‘Skills and Talent’ proposals under the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum. In the Netherlands, filling the skills shortage in the STEM sector remains a priority to which this action is most relevant. It is understood that sustainable growth in the Netherlands is predicated on attracting talent within cutting edge industries in the country.This project will assess the efficiency of the admission routes currently available. Technical assistance to the Netherlands through the provision of a comprehensive review and assessment of the Dutch Orientation Year Permit mechanism and where it sits in comparison to similar permit mechanisms delivered in other EU countries will be undertaken to build on existing research and national policies to allow public and private sector actors to create a more enabling environment in an effective manner. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 88557.3 172887.13 12527.04 249971.08 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273971.47 273971.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249971 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274091.01 26440.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30279.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21298.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36359.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0535 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the aim of supporting the Spanish Directorate General for Migration in the implementation of labour mobility schemes, the second phase of the MICCA project aims at strenghtening IOMs intervention in four differente phases of information provision aimed at the migrant workers recruited under the national GECCO program: Pre-employment Orientation (PEO), Pre-Departure Orienattion (PDO), Post-Arival Orientation (PAO) and Pre-Return Orientation (PRO). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 164508.48 150000.23 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164508.48 164508.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160085.38 32245.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15713.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52168.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62121.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0536 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A series of seminars on Business and Human Rights BHR will be organised starting with the development of the Roadmap and Strategy and working towards engagement with private sector, initially inviting Dutch and Saudi large and medium-size businesses as well as primary stakeholders, in coordination with SHRC, the Dutch Embassy in Riyadh, the UNRCO in Saudi Arabia, and relevant UN Agencies. These seminars will create a space for open discussions and will follow on the methodology of a fact-based dialogue process, which will culminate in the creation of a joint working group or a steering committee in order to follow up on some specific recommendations or prioritised issues emanated as an outcome of these seminars. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain World IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Saudi Arabia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2027.71 14248.97 14999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16276.68 16276.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16008.54 XM-DAC-47066-LM.0537 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this project, IOM will work closely with a multi-national corporation and their suppliers in the footwear industry to create a global human rights and forced labour policy. International Organization for Migration (IOM) On Holding AG IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 37773.08 37773.08 Contracted Grant Amount On Holding AG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37773.08 37773.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked On Holding AG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000 7773 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked On Holding AG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7773 -1521.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked On Holding AG International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1521.87 5397.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19224.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11629.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0538 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The “Providing Positive Life Alternatives to Egyptian Youth” (PLAY) project overall objective is to contribute to curbing irregular migration of Egyptian youth by providing positive alternatives in the tourism sector. It seeks to integrate GoE responses to the phenomenon of irregular migration from Egypt, using a comprehensive approach that looks at different axes: a) Enhancing the quality of the vocational education to meet international standards; b) Identifying and training young Egyptians on skills and knowledge required by the labour market in Egypt and elsewhere to enhance their employability, and decrease the skills mismatch between job seekers and employers, and c); inform young Egyptians on risks of irregular migration and alternative regular routes. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 216594.29 847772.85 582879.77 1475632.15 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1647246.91 1647246.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 785637.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 860501.29 6540.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0539 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 48-month project aims to increase formal employment of Syrians under Temporary Protection, Persons under International Protection and host community members and harmonization process in Türkiye. Türkiye hosts the largest refugee population in the world. According to the statistics of the Presidency of the Migration Management of the Ministry of Interior (PMM), as of August 2023, there are over 4.8 million foreign nationals living in Türkiye, approximately 3.3 million of them being Syrians registered under temporary protection, accounting for more than 4 per cent of Türkiye’s population. In addition, an estimated 337,000 international protection holders and applicants, mainly from Iraq, Afghanistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran, reside in the country. Given the considerable size of the community of people under protection as well as regular migrants, providing means for their social and economic integration is a very challenging process for both, national as well as local authorities. The proposed Action will propose a two-prong approach that will ensure that targeted populations have improved levels of employability and access to social protection services and are better integrated in their host communities. This will be done by strengthening the institutional capacities at the national as much as provincial level for delivering efficient employability and integration services for the targeted populations. In doing so, IOM will build on lessons learned from previous and ongoing projects. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Türkiye Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2477006.66 14190125.82 15755700.42 16034402.68 5535746.49 50000001 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53992982.07 53992982.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9358699.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10128463.11 63312.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382965.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325442.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0540 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Albanian citizens are likely to continue to emigrate for employment, which will have a major impact on the country's development. Therefore, it is important to regulate the legal and institutional framework on emigration to inform and guide people towards regular migration. This will promote safe, orderly, and regular migration and ensure that all segments of society, regardless of gender or minority status, have equal access to opportunities and protection.The objective of this project is to contribute to enhancing the institutional framework and capacities on regular migration of Albanian citizens, including for employment purposes, with a strong commitment to gender mainstreaming and the inclusion of minority populations, adopting "whole of Government" and "whole of society" approaches.The project will assist central and local institutions in Albania develop legal, administrative, and operational procedures for migration, including for employment purposes. This includes:•Consolidating the regulatory framework by drafting new guidelines, and standard operating procedures (SOPs), and developing inter-agency cooperation protocols.•Training and building the capacity of public officials at local level to effectively apply, with a particular focus on gender mainstreaming, test and pilot the improved framework.•Creating and operationalizing a Local Network on Migration in connection with central institutions.The project will provide clear and actionable mechanisms and tools to help public institutions at both central and local levels support Albanian citizens seeking employment opportunities abroad and those returning to Albania. It will also ensure gender mainstreaming and inclusion of minority groups, promoting inclusivity and diversity in the relevant practices.The project will focus on strengthening local capacities, including the development of legal documents, guidelines, operating procedures, and cooperation modalities between local and central institutions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Albania +355 42 25 78 37 infotirana@iom.int https://albania.iom.int/ “Brigada VIII”, Nd. LID, Kt. 3, Apt. 303, Tirana, Albania Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 70559.88 230525.41 279999.61 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301085.29 301085.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196814.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218197.66 32857.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34477.59 0.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23099.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39670.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22620.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0541 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In partnership with Panasonic Holdings Corporation, the project aims to promote ethical recruitment and fair labour practices in four migration corridors with Malaysia as the destination country and support businesses to respect, promote and remedy the human and labour rights of women and men migrant workers in international supply chains. These objectives are in line with the overall aim to promote the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. Confidential International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malaysia +60 3 92 35 54 00 Iomkualalumpur@iom.int 570 Jalan Bukit Petaling, Kuala Lumpur 50460, Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 69448.52 8669.58 78118.1 Contracted Grant Amount Confidential International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78118.1 78118.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78118 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Confidential International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78118 7162.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19090.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15321.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17437.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0542 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The program aims to implement Community Sponsorship in Uruguay by strengthening the knowledge and capacities of government institutions, civil society, the private sector and host communities, while working in two lines of action: Institutional strengthening to reinforce the regularization pathways; and promoting the socio-economic integration of migrants and refugees to grow in a sustainable way in the country. The programme goal is to prepare host communities for reception, which will be conducted through quality prepared programmes for refugees and receiving communities that are co-designed and implemented in collaboration with local authorities, refugees and diaspora. Such programmes allow refugees not only to demonstrate the skills and aptitudes they have, but also to contribute to the communities that have welcomed them. In this way, IOM will link the needs of the country with the development potential of migration, involving the receiving community in the process, taking their opinion into account and empowering civil society to be a bridge on this path. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 127031.55 371445.46 529842.9 408612.96 1997969.97 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1436932.87 1436932.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589535.74 35485.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80736.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118674.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0543 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the Migration, Business, and Human Rights in Asia Programme (MBHR Asia), IOM actively strives to promote the protection of the human and labour rights of migrant workers through fair and ethical recruitment, as well as to eliminate forced labour, human trafficking, and other rights violations faced by migrant workers. With significant technical expertise on issues related to MBHR, IOM aims to increase its international engagement with partners, particularly business enterprises operating in all sectors and of all sizes. The goal is to support these enterprises in adhering to their obligations under Pillars 2 and 3 of the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGP), ensuring the respect of migrant workers' rights and providing remediation when harm occurred. Burberry Limited International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Italy United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4191.72 25157.16 25157.16 20964.3 75470.34 Contracted Grant Amount Burberry Limited International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75470.34 75470.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41036 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Burberry Limited International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41036 3223.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3250.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0544 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM and VF Corporation will work in a close partnership to promote sustainable development by contributing to facilitating safe, orderly, and regular migration, upholding the human rights of migrant workers, and promoting the socio-economic inclusion of migrants. VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3896.84 23381.76 23736.16 19985.18 70999.94 Contracted Grant Amount VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70999.94 70999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41000 30000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked VF Singapore Overseas Services Pte. Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000 1495.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2626.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4573.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0545 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to support the safe participation of Central Asian migrants in the UK Seasonal Workers Scheme (SWS), promoting a positive migration experience within the United Kingdom (UK) and helping participating Central Asian countries to maximise its benefits to economic development. It aims to address the challenges faced by Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan nationals engaged in labour migration to the United Kingdom under the SWS. Historically, Central Asia has had a high dependence on the Russian Federation (RF) as the primary migrant-receiving country for Central Asian migrants; the UK has emerged as a new and popular destination country for Central Asians amid reduced migration to RF in the wake of the conflict in Ukraine. Furthermore, the combination of limited awareness among migrants regarding their rights and the UK SWS, coupled with the absence of a centralized source of reliable information, creates fertile ground for scams and misinformation to prey on the general public’s lack of knowledge. This underscores the urgent need for intervention.Through multi-phase research and beneficiary feedback, it's evident that, although steps have been taken forward, migrants still lack essential knowledge and support systems for safe migration. While government agencies are improving their capacity to assist seasonal workers, turnover rates in Central Asian Government agencies and ad-hoc dismissals of trained staff remain high based on IOM observations in Phase I and II. Additionally, ongoing recruitments of new migrant cohorts highlight the need for continued support and information dissemination on the UK SWS.The project seeks to empower Central Asian migrants by enhancing their awareness and access to resources for safe migration to and from the UK. Interventions include providing free information, protection tools, and targeted orientation sessions and raising awareness on gender-based violence, prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse, and gender-related issues under the UK SWS. These efforts aim to ensure safer working conditions and improve migrants' integration into the UK labour market.In the long term, the project aims to promote sustainable community development by empowering returnees and their families. Stakeholders engaged in the UK SWS will gain a deeper understanding of migrants' needs, enabling proactive risk mitigation. By promoting informed migration and fostering a supportive environment, the project seeks to enhance migrants' safety and well-being while contributing to broader socio-economic development within impacted communities. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan Central Asia Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1018298.48 462144.79 1138614.39 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1480443.27 1480443.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231518.99 822706 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1055325.15 85749.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188752.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 529934.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0546 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Concurrently, women face inherent structural challenges in accessing better job opportunities within the country, theme prominently addressed in the UN Women-funded project executed by IOM to empower and support women entrepreneurs. This project will continue the work with migrants, community groups and enterprises, aiming to identify the specific needs of companies to develop three customized courses adapted to promote job placement and address existing skills gaps. By adjusting these courses to the demands of available jobs, the project aims not only to equip migrant women with the necessary skills, but also help to fill vacancies in the labour market. The initiative is designed to cultivate meaningful connections between migrant workers and businesses eager to employ skilled personnel, encouraging a collaborative environment that supports the economic empowerment of migrant women. Building Decent Bridges Cooperative (CPueD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 3491.65 31201.01 1329999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Building Decent Bridges Cooperative (CPueD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34692.66 34692.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 532000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Building Decent Bridges Cooperative (CPueD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13852.36 798000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Building Decent Bridges Cooperative (CPueD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19197.52 2740.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13808 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10320.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0547 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This new project, Displaced Talent for Europe 2.0 (DT4E 2.0) will be a follow-up to DT4E. The project will scale up, in numerical and geographical terms, complementary labour pathways to the EU in both their traditional and hybrid forms, as developed and piloted in DT4E. DT4E 2.0 will further develop and scale up (“deepen”) the pathway already set up in BE (“frontrunner”) and to replicate (“broaden”) this model and open new complementary pathways to FR and SK, “newcomers” which currently do not have any initiative in place. In parallel, DT4E 2.0 will expand the target pool of displaced talent and potentially include other refugee-hosting countries. The project will enable people in need of international protection in JD and LB to connect with employers in BE, FR and SK, with the ultimate goal of sustainably integrating the labour market in those countries. The project aims at strengthening EU countries’ capacities to establish and implement complementary pathways for displaced talents and will contribute to a higher number of displaced people gaining access to durable solutions whilst addressing labour shortages in the EU. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium France IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Slovakia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 114446.72 783899.82 716878.23 541379.27 1997496.36 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2156604.04 2156604.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1597996.82 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1725698.51 7164.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41665.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98974.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0548 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will facilitate the development of a collaborative and sustainable Skills Mobility Partnership (SMP) where Suriname, in return for tailored financial and technical support provided by the Belgian healthcare sector will provide access to a reliable pool of well-educated Dutch speaking health care workers that can work temporary or permanently in Belgium in hospitals and/or elderly homes. The Belgian employers have committed to provide financial support for the capacity building (in Suriname) and training component (in Belgium) of the SMP. For each successfully recruited worker an amount will be made available for the SMP. This support can for instance be provided in the form of “scholarships” to attract and encourage new students to enrol in (specialized) nursing programmes in Surinamese schools, as well as in the form of incentives / top ups for a pool of essential specialist nurses to continue working in Suriname. The Belgian employers are also willing to support COVAB to improve its curricula, teaching practices and training system. The allocation of the Belgian financial means will be further fine-tuned in the inception phase of the project and will be designed as to ensure transparency and integrity in the use of funds. Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Suriname Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 61023.17 152669.85 88682.17 279999.62 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302375.19 302375.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91007.58 8985.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30821.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23350.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0549 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The focus of this project will be to strengthen labour migration governance and address unethical recruitment practices in Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, and Nigeria to enhance migrant workers’ protection and rights-based labour pathways. The project will contribute to addressing instances of exploitative employment of migrant workers while building the capacity of government officials, public employment centres as well as PRA and employers to protect migrant workers’ rights and promote their access to decent work opportunities. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana Western Africa Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 154539.74 390062.5 544602.24 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544602.24 544602.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326761.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326761.31 5806.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41176.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138559.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0551 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM's regional project, "Family-centered Assistance to PALM Workers - Regional Pilot," will support partner governments in the Pacific and strengthen the assistance provided to PALM workers and their families. This project will be delivered synergistically with IOM's existing initiatives under its Pacific Strategy 2022-2026 and IOM Strategic Plan 2024-2028. It will contribute to the overall objective of supporting labour migrants and their families throughout the circular labour mobility journey. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 863014.16 2343052.2 2147798.28 8000000.52 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5353864.64 5353864.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5312084.99 21705 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70825.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0552 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the Government’s ongoing initiative to develop a national labour migration policy and national migration policy, IOM Nepal, through the proposed project aims to support the integration of the migration policy at different levels (Outcome 1) and to promote gender-responsive regular pathways for migration with countries of destination in order to address current and future skills needs (Outcome 2). Under the first outcome, the project will promote exchange on the new migration policy (Output 1.1), support dissemination of the policy to provincial governments (Output 1.2) and capacitate media stakeholders to report accurately on the policy and migration-related issues (Output 1.3). Under the second outcome, the project will conduct an assessment on regular pathways in the Nepal-GCC corridor (Output 2.1) and will host a dialogue between the Government of Nepal and GCC country representatives (Output 2.2) and strengthen collaboration with the private sector (Output 2.3), with the aim to contribute to the facilitation of regular migration through improved evidence-based migration dialogue and policy coordination amongst stakeholders in Nepal, and with key countries of destination, in alignment with international standards and national frameworks. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 101777.05 177509.96 20712.99 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 2548.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0553 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​​​Labour mobility continues to be at the heart of Tonga's economic development. Although the economic benefits of labour mobility schemes are self-evident and will continue to be a feature of the Tongan migration landscape, the challenge for policymakers will be to manage the future evolution of these schemes in a way that identifies and minimises its negative impacts and maximises its sustainable development benefits. ​In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to strengthened regular pathways, particularly for labour mobility, by the Government of Tonga. ​The project will seek to do so by supporting the Government of Tonga to address gaps in the governance of labour mobility in an evidence-based manner (Outcome 1) by developing a protection-centred and gender-sensitive Migration Profile for Tonga, with particular emphasis on labour mobility to support the Migration and Sustainable Development Policy Unit with future evidence-based programming (Output 1.1) and setting up a Migrant Resource Centre to assist migrants with information and services for informed decision-making (Output 1.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tonga Tonga Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 53406.36 200291.56 46302.08 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 3443.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0554 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project leverages the Vietnamese Government's strong commitment to spearheading the green transition, placing a significant emphasis on enhancing skills and competencies within the future workforce. Through strategic partnerships with key stakeholders, the project will support the Government to develop solutions to address future skills needs in the context of the green transition (Outcome), contributing to the realization of national strategies such as the National Green Growth Strategy and the National Action Plan on Green Growth of the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA).The project includes capacity development initiatives for vocational training providers, enhancing their understanding of the green transition (Output 1.1). Through national workshops and collaborative dialogues between vocational training providers and the green industries, stakeholders will then identify joint initiatives to bridge the skills gaps (Output 1.2). The project will also promote skill mobility partnerships among relevant stakeholders, including the private sector, through workshops and the development of policy recommendations (Output 1.3). Through this, this project aims to contribute to advancing skills development and mobility for the Vietnamese future workforce in the context of the green transition. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 93780.29 171873.82 34345.89 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 184.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0555 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The "Equipping Families for the Benefits of Labour Mobility in Vanuatu – Phase II: Enhancing Circular Pathways" programme seeks to expand the Famili I Redi pre-departure workshops to every province in Vanuatu. It will also pilot a community-led approach by building the capacity of partners and local communities, particularly in rural areas, to deliver these workshops. The project will offer sustainable reintegration support through a range of workshops and training programmes, with a focus on safe construction practices and counseling services. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 176850.78 344354.61 157289.77 1000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678495.16 678495.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333111.26 31200.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87982.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0556 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Youth constitute most of the Guinean population with an average age of 22 years. Many young people have not accessed the education system and those who have accessed who have shortened the normal school curriculum are directed to technical and vocational training courses and centers. One of the reasons for the high youth unemployment rate is mainly due to the inadequacy of training in relation to the needs of the job market and limited access to financing. Guinea is considered a country with a high rate of departure of young people who choose irregular and dangerous paths that put them in a vulnerable situation. To meet the challenge of the socio-professional and economic integration of students leaving the CFP and to combat irregular migration, the Guinean State has set up a ten-year education program (ProDeG 2019-2029) with the aim of initiating reforms to adapt training to the needs of the economy and also to respond to the challenges of quality and relevance of teaching through apprenticeship in the Vocational Training Centers (CFP), National School of Agriculture and Livestock (ENAE), Regional Schools of Arts and Crafts (ERAM). The implementation of the youth self-employment project and the one on vocational training financed by the SEM has made it possible to identify very good results and good practices during management. The continuity of support for young people through self-employment will be the continuation of previous projects and intends to provide a short-term response to the integration needs of young people through support for qualifying training and entrepreneurship. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 255652.82 539757.2 421692.72 114734.45 1187999.57 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1331837.19 1331837.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536949.15 11554.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81142.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0557 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the past years, Bosnia and Herzegovina has welcomed an increasing number of migrant workers. In 2023, authorities and private sector stakeholders identified the need for measures to develop services that will facilitate access to information for employers and for prospective migrant workers at all steps of the labour mobility process. Therefore, this project aims to contribute to increasing the benefits of regular labour mobility pathways for individuals and society in BiH through improved information sharing.To do this, the project will take steps to enable BiH authorities share up-to-date, reliable and timely information with private sector and migrant workers (Outcome) through developing gender-sensitive information materials based on gap assessments (Output 1.1 and Output 1.3), conducting capacity development for the private sector (Output 1.2) and supporting the Government with the equipment and tools to disseminate this information (Output 1.4). International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 128770.92 140031.6 31197.48 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 26210.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0558 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan is a top labour-sending country, with over 1 million Pakistanis migrating annually, often to Gulf and European Union (EU) countries. Despite significant interest in economic opportunities abroad, many young Pakistani migrants face the risks associated with irregular migration. To support the Government of Pakistan’s (GOP) efforts to promote safe and regular migration, IOM plans to contribute by engaging with communities and civil society organizations to raise awareness about the importance of safe and regular labour migration and to highlight the risks of irregular migration. Under the proposed project, IOM also aims to inform potential migrants, especially young men and women, about safe and regular migration pathways and the opportunities available for them to migrate to Germany and other selected EU Member States. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 162764.78 291529.89 415841.49 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454294.67 454294.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415841.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 455466.81 2811.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21559.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0559 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the anticipated increased demand for migrant labour from Pacific Island countries (PICs), the number of people from Tuvalu and Vanuatu migrating for work is expected to increase. The key challenge facing these governments concerns capacity to meet the expanding demand for labour overseas, whilst having policy and mechanisms in place to better regulate outwards labour mobility and providing adequate support to migrant workers. This project aims to contribute to enhanced migration management in Tuvalu and Vanuatu by strengthening circular labour mobility processes through enhanced collaboration, processes and legislation. To achieve this, support will be provided to enable the Governments of Tuvalu and Vanuatu to take steps to strengthen labour migration management (Outcome) through a series of recommendations for policy and programming made available based on global best practices (Output 1.1), by enhancing the knowledge, skills and tools available to officials in Vanuatu to streamline labour mobility processes (Output 1.2) and by enhancing technical capacities and providing policy recommendations for the Government of Tuvalu (Outputs 1.3 and 1.4). This project will help both governments to conform more closely to international standards in their national practices, but also enable the countries to exchange knowledge and best practices on labour migration governance with other countries through existing regional forums. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu Oceania Tuvalu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 116499.95 189176.02 94324.03 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 5527.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0562 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to increase access to regular and safe labour mobility pathways for refugees in Lebanon International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 236596.91 847848.39 990099 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1084445.3 1084445.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 990099 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1078539.22 1163.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62364.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0563 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With 71.76 million people in its workforce, Pakistan is a key labour-sending country, with many migrants seeking decent work abroad. A lack of such opportunities impacts poverty reduction, stability, and security. Effective labour migration governance in Pakistan requires reintegration of returning migrants, skills development and recognition, fair recruitment, market diversification, and strengthened bilateral agreements to protect workers. To support these efforts, IOM aims to enhance economic well-being by providing returning and potential migrants with improved access to employability skills, entrepreneurship, and micro-finance opportunities. Strengthening collaboration with government bodies, including the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis & Human Resource Development (MoOP&HRD) and National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC), will also ensure better migration management and promote regular migration pathways. This project focuses on two outcomes: (1) improved institutional capacity for skills-based migration and labour partnerships, and (2) enhanced access to skills development and employment opportunities for migrants. IOM will align its efforts with Pakistan’s national priorities while fostering safe and orderly mobility through technical support and community-based interventions in selected districts of Punjab. By bridging skills gaps and building institutional capacity, the project aims to empower migrants and ensure sustainable labour mobility aligned with economic opportunities at home and abroad. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 437429.18 601459.03 117070.26 1049504.5 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1155958.47 1155958.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350495 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388575.39 12678.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0566 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Tunisian labour market is currently facing major challenges. According to data from the Tunisian Bureau of Statistics, by 2023 more than 15 percent of the population was unemployed. Unemployment particularly affects young people, as more than 39 percent of young people (15-24 years old) are unemployed. Tunisian youth face several challenges in the labour market. Their degrees and qualifications are not always adapted to the needs of business, there is a high number of informal jobs and increased competition. At the same time, Belgium is facing structural labour shortages in all economic sectors, according to a prospective labour market analysis for the next decade on the impact of digitalization on the Belgian labour market, published by the Belgian Federation of the Technology Sector, Agoria, in 2023.A circular mobility program for Tunisian students/graduates thereby offers a win-win solution. The overall objective of this project is for IOM to facilitate the continuation of such a learning mobility scheme (LMS) between Tunisia and Belgium, with a focus on the ICT sector (but not exclusively). The learning mobility scheme will offer graduating youngsters an international job experience (internship) or access to a traineeship with the aim of increasing their knowledge and skills and consequently increasing their employability once they return to Tunisia. This project therefore aims to develop a sustainable model for an learning mobility scheme that meets the needs of the Belgian labour market while at the same time contributing to the development of the Tunisian economy through a transfer of knowledge and skills. Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Tunisia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Facilitating Migration Labour Migration Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 102186.63 138727.06 34409.55 249993.4 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275323.24 275323.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74998.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81342.74 5124.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0567 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​​​The objective of this project is to contribute to inclusive economic growth and combat irregular migration through the expansion of accessible pathways for safe, orderly and regular migration in Serbia. ​The project will seek to do so by encouraging the Government of Serbia to support the development of evidence-based, comprehensive and inclusive labour migration policies, coordination mechanisms and/or legal frameworks that encourage good migration governance in line with international standards (Outcome 1) by making available up-to-date information on regular migration pathways in the context of Serbia with a focus on understanding the gender-specific challenges and opportunities (Output 1.1) and by identifying actions to promote the adoption of regular migrations pathways, including gender considerations (Output 1.2). The project will also promote the Government of Serbia and the general public to adopt a well-informed and balanced public narrative of migration, recognizing the human rights of migrants and their contribution to local and national development (Outcome 2) by making accessible balanced, contextualized and gender-sensitive information about migration, including migrants’ socioeconomic and political contributions, to the Government, key stakeholders and the general public (Output 2.1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 58817.21 41182.79 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-MA.0305 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the program is to contribute to strengthening the resilience of the Burundian population. The specific objective is to contribute to increasing universal access to quality health services (in particular minimum package and complementary package), including sexual and reproductive health and to meet the specific health needs of populations in situation crisis. Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 51059.47 319128.28 392168.43 324520.37 960624.13 Contracted Grant Amount Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1086876.55 1086876.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488170 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540011.06 276695 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325141.01 192364.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214692.61 2459.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5791.67 3395 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3698.26 16450.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43436.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112778.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141248.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13685.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37332.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3071.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123153.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201104.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43800.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70520.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125400.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91055.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54699.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8016.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6268.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2515.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -754.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0330 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migrants in the United Republic of Tanzania face barriers in accessing services, particularly the most vulnerable migrants, such as informal workers, irregular migrants, and migrant victims of violence or exploitation. The conditions and circumstances surrounding the process of migration can pose risks to the physical, mental and social well-being of migrants. The migration process is thus an important social determinant of health, for the migrants and communities with which they interact. The project’s objective is to contribute to strengthened public health measures and reduced health vulnerability among vulnerable migrants and migration affected communities in North-western United Republic of Tanzania. The above objective will be achieved through the following outputs: 1) The provision of gender sensitive health services is increased through mobile and community outreach services in the intervention areas, 2) The capacity of health facilities and service providers along the mobility continuum is increased in the regions of Kigoma, Kagera, Geita and Mwanza, 3) Health seeking behaviour is increased through demand creation activities, 4) The preparedness and response capacity of personnel at Points of Entry and Exit (PoE) is strengthened, 5) Cross-border coordination in the regions of Kigoma, Kagera, Geita and Mwanza is strengthened through the establishment of cross-border coordination committees, 6) Gender sensitive Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) activities are scaled up along the mobility continuum, and 7) Infection prevention and control measures are enhanced in under-supported locations including health facilities and communities in Kigoma, Kagera, Geita and Mwanza. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tanzania, United Republic of African Capacity Build. ;Center ,Tanzania Regional ; Immigration Training Academy, Moshi, Tanzania, United Republic of Tanzania, United Republic of Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5556.11 179533.17 114910.72 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -5354.92 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5354.92 1861.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22412.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17761.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52902.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55089.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47056.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35019.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29772.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23123.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -590.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4764.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0334 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the country’s preparedness and response measures to COVID-19 to reduce associated morbidity and mortality, and address the mobility dimensions of COVID-19 to limit the spread of health risks across borders and among at-risk communities. Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 905064.35 756985.14 222818.34 1884867.83 Contracted Grant Amount Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1884867.83 1884867.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 591207 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 591207 273233 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273233 244072 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244072 160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160000 314000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314000 -123018.95 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) -123018.95 8754.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45205.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9043.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16499.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19395.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27497.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7482.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109316.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141794.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208367.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270518.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201772.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188661.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204978.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0335 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This is a multi-country project to address TB among migrants and mobile populations in the Greater Mekong Subregion. International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia Cambodia IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2370005.94 3109649.45 3107081.4 8586736.79 Contracted Grant Amount The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8586736.79 8586736.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1177428.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1177428.58 900893.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900893.61 775059.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775059.56 802290.9 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 802290.9 746462.77 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746462.77 539561 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539561 467049.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 467049.34 144782 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144782 170955 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170955 285924.93 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285924.93 663.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 204726.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24628.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 111650.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1276.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14192.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 52.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 17417.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 220336.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 344536.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 68585.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45525.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 333395 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 166357.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27773.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 97.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 323439.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 191359.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 315604.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 27347.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 46789.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 70539.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 291027.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 333940.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -81.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 34450.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65995.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125437.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249356.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185333.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251924.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283602.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277752.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 337506.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289201.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241077.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255266.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0340 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In partnership with the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the project aims to improve human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and tuberculosis (TB) services provision in Somalia and Somaliland by setting up a clinical mentoring system to enhance clinicians’ treatment skills. Clinical mentoring will enable health professionals to practice new skills in clinical settings with the support and guidance of a more specialized and experienced clinician. Intensive, practical training is especially important in HIV care and treatment given the diversity of illnesses associated with AIDS and the complexities involved in second/third line antiretroviral therapy and treatment of multi-drug resistant TB. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 254326.72 290301.2 544627.92 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544627.92 544627.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189031.74 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189031.74 355596.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355596.12 8487.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10136.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28993.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37883.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97861.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64595.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129422.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169070.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2212.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0409 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to demonstrate substantive positive change in Lesotho's current health system by integrating migration into current Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) / Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), Tuberculosis (TB) and Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) services in order to promote continuity of care (HIV/Aids, antiretroviral anti retro-virus treatment (ART), TB and others) and ensure access to COVID-19 vaccine among Basotho migrants (both cross-border and rural-urban migrants) and mobile populations in migration affected communities in Lesotho. While there is a complex relationship between health outcomes and migration in Lesotho, migrants have not received unique, tailored approach to ensure access to health service, specifically ART and TB treatment and more recently COVID-19 treatment and care. In this project, IOM Lesotho, in collaboration with Ministry of Health, National AIDS Commission (NAC), United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS and other United Nations agencies (including World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, will implement the project with an overall objective to contribute to the health outcomes of Basotho migrants and migration affected communities in Lesotho through enhancing adherence to the HIV/TB treatment and access to COVID-19 vaccine. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lesotho - Ministry of Finance IOM - Lesotho Lesotho Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with no inclusion of gender issues 191335.2 343134.3 26365.93 560835.43 Contracted Grant Amount Lesotho - Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560835.43 560835.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560835 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lesotho - Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560835 -94.24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Lesotho - Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -94.24 -27506 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Lesotho - Ministry of Finance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27506 38983.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 111842.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44784.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16494.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39810.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67678.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45404.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41340.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80763.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24942.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21191.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0433 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to reduce vulnerabilities and improve the quality of life of migrants with disabilities living in Greater Cairo through enhancing health knowledge and access to health services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6670.62 12040.42 26999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18711.04 18711.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26773.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18670.5 -37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24.14 33.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -801.14 5394.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7474.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5727.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -108.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -980.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 337.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0469 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The design of the programme is rooted in the complex and interconnected challenges present in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico, proposing a three-phased implementation process to achieve its overall programme goal of accelerate progress toward improving migrants’ access to comprehensive, quality health services, with equity and non-discrimination, in the Northern Triangle of Central America and Mexico, through enhancing national and community-centered multi-stakeholder coordination on health and migration; strengthening health information systems to support migrant-inclusive policies and programmes; and building the capacity of governmental and non-governmental actors on the added value of the human security approach for promoting a people-centered, participatory and development response to health and migration. For this purpose, PAHO/WHO and IOM will establish a Joint Programme Team to convene personnel with technical expertise to support and provide guidance on activities during all phases. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with no inclusion of gender issues 28748.32 98246.08 25211.07 152205.47 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152205.47 152205.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105074 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105074 47131.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47131.36 6893.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10602.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10585.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10005.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48646.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24865.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23711.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16895.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0480 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to strengthen the national occupational health capacity in-country and contribute to improved health outcomes in Mozambican migrant workers through enhancing knowledge and capacity of health providers on occupational illnesses, increasing access to quality occupational health screening and testing services (including TB), providing clear national and cross border referral pathways, and providing community patient and household follow-up in Mozambique and South Africa. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mozambique - Ministry of Health IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique South Africa Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 536311.22 818340.1 1162156.72 2516808.04 Contracted Grant Amount Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2516808.04 2516808.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1463256 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1463256 9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9 1053543 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053543 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.09 -1619.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1619.97 9890 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 78553 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 119555 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2371.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 129947.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168246.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314915.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317862.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216538.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345371.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306546.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209162.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182669.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25302.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9843.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82480.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -829.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1619.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1619.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0485 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Leveraging on the project achievements thus far and by expanding to Sudan, the 3rd phase aims to improve vulnerable migrants' health and wellbeing, and to advance towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Sudan. The project will emphasize on strengthening the capacity of the respective countries' Ministries of Health (MoH) and local responders, in jointly managing migration flow with a focus on improving public health promotion and protection for all in safe, post-conflict and conflict settings. Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco World Yemen Tunisia Sudan Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with no inclusion of gender issues 365748.28 1226333.91 1496825.06 1440559.2 1106230.07 5114283.31 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5635696.52 5635696.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 592417.06 -35674 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -42621.27 103080 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120844.08 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1193317.42 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1055966.21 61725 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65734.82 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1078748.65 1485148.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1635626.11 92600.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51570.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -41041.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1561.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -4268.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51970.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -42540.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 50800.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54720.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54426.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6548.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4607.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -23.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 14654.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 118842.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141639.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274030.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270861.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428044.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275324.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154484.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293927.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391488.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414337.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289011.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219627.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206897.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214302.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209963.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389692.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 718794.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0497 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to establish a Regional Capacity-Building Center on Migration and Health (RCBC-MH) to strengthen the capacities of governments authorities, decision makers and NGOs in Central and South America and the Caribbean in relation to migration and health. Key actors will be trained in the RCBC-MH and acquire practical tools with the ultimate goal of strengthening policies and programmes in their respective countries. They will have an important role, not only in filling the existing gaps that restrict migrants from accessing health services, but also advocating for migrants' rights in relation to health, which will contribute to improve migrants' access to healthcare in the region. To achieve the above-mentioned objective, three outputs are proposed. An academic working group will be established to bring together regional capacities and define the RCBC-MH training priorities. A comprehensive gender-sensitive training curriculum on migration and health will be developed. And finally, the National Institute of Public Health (INSP) will have strengthened capacities for a long-term and sustainable implementation of the migration and health training curriculum. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico Latin America and the Caribbean Haiti Jamaica Saint Kitts and Nevis Cayman Islands Saint Lucia Saint Martin (French part) IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Puerto Rico Paraguay Suriname IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Sint Maarten (Dutch part) Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Saint Vincent and the Grenadines IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) British Virgin Islands United States Virgin Islands (USA) Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Aruba (Netherlands) Barbados IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil The Bahamas IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Cuba Curaçao Dominica Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Grenada IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Honduras Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 144438.54 87278.52 48456.18 19826.76 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -23995.13 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23995.13 23513.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5980.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7153.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15410.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18480.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23750.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13556.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7239.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7559.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7423.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130938.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0498 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to improved access to services for returning Tajik migrants with psychosocial and mental health issues and disabilities. The project will enable an assessment on the health, social protection and gender-specific needs of returned migrants with psychosocial and mental health issues and disabilities; capacity building and advocacy activities targeted for the national government, civil society and private sector stakeholders; and support multilateral cooperation with countries of destination to identify potential areas of cooperation and establish a plan of action for future collaboration. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tajikistan +992 37 221 03 02 dushanbeinfo@iom.int 22a, Vtoroy proezd Azizbekova stree, Dushanbe, Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 103875.24 58123.72 113424.76 24576.28 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -9670.8 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9670.8 3891.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13757.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3159.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26291.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4550.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7436.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21428.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6626.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32668.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40238.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1956.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6765.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12396.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49837.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48237.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0499 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to improving access to national healthcare for migrants and mobile populations (MMPs), particularly women, in Cambodia, with particular focus on the three major infectious diseases (HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, and COVID-19). The project will strengthen the capacities and responses of key government partners in providing targeted interventions to support access to health care system to MMPs. The project also focuses on public outreach and will build greater awareness and willingness among MMPs to utilize prevention methods and access health services. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6805.36 71472.04 138964.87 82757.73 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -4343.29 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4343.29 -3094.73 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3094.73 7779.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20740.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28087.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8268.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25611.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18552.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38998.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38702.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52072.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41842.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1415.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1679.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0502 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is a scale up of the first phase (ending in 2020) to ensure equitable and quality access to sexual and repoductive health information and services for young vulnerable migrants and sex workers. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 South Africa Kingdom of Eswatini Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Lesotho Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4203013.08 4203018.36 4211950.21 4137311.69 4205330.91 4472891.46 23197034.7 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25433515.71 25433515.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1820000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2174432.5 3626534 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4201261.31 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3042596.35 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3303964.76 450495 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 483882.92 3106130 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3365254.6 20844.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 22350.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 222676.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 563063.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 81656.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 83874.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 168358.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162275.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1311480.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 114660.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 132190.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 129735.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 142733.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 915728.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6319.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -8397.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 115279.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 171755.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 242919.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 974501.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 182845.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 146997.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 987111.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -141874.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005084.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397312.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616015.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 820308.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 854364.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429440.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 702004.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 592816.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384193.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574860.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649209.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1047566.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 459970.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0504 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Fund (GF) is a partnership designed to accelerate the end of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria as epidemics. The proposed project will provide financial assistance to support; human resource costs i.e. salaries for the GFSC secretariat (1 staff), performance of the GFSC functions (quarterly GFSC meetings and oversight visits) and communication related support i.e. email and website maintenance. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 185836.13 129631.83 157733.86 473201.82 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473201.82 473201.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 75000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 64640.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64640.41 258561.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258561.65 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 381.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9387.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14720.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30809.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26288.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53936.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14475.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5137.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31084.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17636.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66790.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60693.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141858.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1184.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1184.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0506 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will continue to scale up HIV prevention, testing, and supported services to maintain treatment cohort, for migrants and mobility-impacted communities in Southeast Myanmar, with particular focus on increased testing services and linkage to National AIDS programme. Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 285849.39 297892.74 218093.42 801835.55 Contracted Grant Amount Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 801835.55 801835.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120776 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120776 187221.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187221.25 45258 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45258 101214 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101214 98379 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98379 156837 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156837 84284 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84284 26811 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26811 -40098.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) -40098.46 162809.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89808.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97935.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78747.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121653.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117123.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143654.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -66977.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4214.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4566.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26066.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1079.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0507 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will continue to scale up malaria prevention, awareness, surveillance, testing and treatment with particular focus on engaging private worksites in malaria response, in Mon State and Sagaing region. Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 825455.38 858405.59 869020.27 2552881.24 Contracted Grant Amount Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2552881.24 2552881.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222049 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222049 359300.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 359300.79 139815 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139815 176581 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176581 210891 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210891 231822 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231822 278937 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278937 237948 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237948 195596 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195596 210000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210000 155000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155000 59308.94 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59308.94 37692.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 308740.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169875.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218442.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143506.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271728.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254288.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260054.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200283.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207788.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184118.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219484.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1244.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0508 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will continue to scale up TB awareness raising, case detection, and provision of treatment and support services including community-based care and support of MDR-TB patients, with particular focus on expansion of services to three townships in Kayin State, and mobile case detection in Mon and Kayin State. Community based intervention for TB programme comprises active participation of Village Mobility Working Groups (VMWG) and field activities by Outreach Health Workers (OHW). Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1187137.69 1143120.83 1085818.29 3416076.81 Contracted Grant Amount Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3416076.81 3416076.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298320 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298320 411291.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411291.06 126923 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126923 306091 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306091 242235 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242235 399501 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399501 234761 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234761 430546 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430546 146763 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146763 275000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 333000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333000 -17056.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17056.49 16307.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17699.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 82014.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 85776.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26941.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32622.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 75215.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 75420.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 369645.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236048.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249176.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157949.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264704.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249278.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291518.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209479.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248964.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233009.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250235.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15365.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0513 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of this project is to support the Ministry of Health Mozambique (MISAU) in developing a viable model for quality occupational health services for miners and other migrant workers, in an integrated approach that addresses patient follow-up in South Africa as well as prevention and care among communities of origin in Mozambique. This is expected to contribute to improved health outcomes of migrant workers through improving access to occupational health screening services, referral pathways, patient and relatives’ follow-up. Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique South Africa Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 389356.75 817086.71 1168101.54 2374545 Contracted Grant Amount Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2374545 2374545 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736119 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736119 1638426.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1638426.4 -499596.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) -499596.55 40000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 8820.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21173.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 67195.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249112.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204399.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163337.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245818.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 486230.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304413.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112331.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22498.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95223.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2293.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -147898.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0514 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to the fight against air pollution and adoption of the ‘Healthy City Vision’ through enhancing migrants’ and other stakeholders’ awareness of air pollution and its impacts on the communities of migrants living in Bishkek. This entails three steps. Firstly, migrants will be better equipped to take action in their communities to reduce air pollution owed to increased awareness. This will be achieved through an assessment of factors contributing to air pollution in the new settlements where migrants live, organizing training and community events for migrants and host communities, producing and disseminating culturally and gender-sensitive IEC materials via social media outlets and during the events, as well as supporting migrants’ community health and environmental projects. Secondly, relevant government officials and other stakeholders will recognize the role of migrants and commit to including migrants in the “Healthy City Vision” through training of government representatives on ways to reduce air pollution, as well as building a municipality-led Task Force that will comprise of government representatives, civil society, academia, and experts. Finally, trained migrant leaders and government representatives will engage in the existing dialogue platforms on air pollution and public health initiatives and present their community projects as effective models. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 96311.38 175863.2 27825.42 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -350.95 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -350.95 4279.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40793.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16069.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16138.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2341.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5928.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6379.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11859.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21011.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27344.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59626.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21633.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28211.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23382.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 653.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1004.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0519 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint project aims to reduce the transmission of communicable diseases across the borders of Afghanistan through the improved implementation of International Health Regulations (IHR). Building on the technical and thematic areas of expertise of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), it will take a multi-faceted approach to i) build a comprehensive knowledge base and support legal and policy frameworks on IHR, ii) conduct capacity building and infrastructure upgrading at PoEs, iii) strengthen community-level surveillance systems and awareness and iv) ensure cross-border cooperation and interlinkages with Pakistan and Iran. This project will be implemented within and informed by the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, but will provide critical support to prevent, detect and respond to the numerous infectious diseases detected in Afghanistan, with a particular frequency in migrant populations, including tuberculosis, malaria, cholera, Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, arboviral diseases (dengue, chikungunya), leishmaniasis and hepatitis B, among others. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 444064.66 754410.36 321514.35 1519989.37 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1519989.37 1519989.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1063992 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1063992 -1013768.73 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1013768.73 21142.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27758.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2311.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11886.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8252.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0526 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide necessary public health equipment and infrastructure and training for border authorities and users including border communities on usage and maintenance of equipment provided as well as on standard operating procedures for COVID-19 response at points of entry. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 653310.72 3192812.66 1081546.98 4927670.36 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4927670.36 4927670.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4825042.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4825042.05 -172268 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -172268 113.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113.5 2179.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 8103.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9945.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2975.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 25849.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311917.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760571.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1168801.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125972.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329152.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830356.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83635.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6573.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0527 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to protect the health of people living in Thailand by strengthening communications for and monitoring of mass immunization campaigns against COVID-19. In collaboration with WHO, a 2-pronged approach was developed: Approach 1: Enhance data systems to improve vaccination against COVID-19, with focus on vulnerable migrant populations. Generating accurate data on numbers of individuals vaccinated is critical to monitor the progress of any vaccination campaign IOM will provide technical and financial support to local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in four target locations, namely Songkhla, Ranong, Chiang Mai and Mae Sot, to train migrant health volunteers (MHVs) to conduct outreach vaccine information sessions and prioritization surveys in 80% of the identified at-risk migrant communities. Approach 2: Communications for improved understanding and acceptance of COVID-19 Vaccine. Surveys will be carried out across four provinces (two targeting Myanmar migrants and two targeting Cambodian migrants), ensuring gender balance is observed. International Organization for Migration (IOM) World Health Organization IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care IOM Strategic Response and Recovery Plan COVID-19 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 552768.36 147231.79 700000.15 Contracted Grant Amount World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.15 700000.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216447 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216447 383553 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383553 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -0.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.48 15871.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 105409.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 126740.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 131134.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85352.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86403.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40209.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79761.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29144.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0528 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Health of migrants has been put in the spotlight by the COVID-19 pandemic. In Belarus, the lack of reliable and gender-disaggregated data on health of migrants has prevented quality analysis to promote national policy and programming that support migrants' access to health services. The country also lacks a multisectoral platform to address migration health issues including communicable diseases. The project aims to support the Government of Belarus in aligning migration health policies and programmes with empirical data available and best international experiences, particularly focusing on the prevention of communicable diseases, including tuberculosis, hepatitis, HIV, and COVID-19, through a multisectoral and gender-sensitive approach. To contribute to the achievement of the project objective, the project will generate evidence on migrants' health needs related to communicable diseases, conduct multisectoral capacity building activities for relevant national authorities, and promote the inclusion of migrants into national vaccination plans including for COVID-19 vaccination. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 61403.33 129866.13 108730.43 299999.89 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.89 299999.89 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 6244.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8818.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16162.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15781.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13461.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24632.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11110.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16857.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18909.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54771.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20313.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76584.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0529 International Organization for Migration (IOM) During the second wave of COVID-19, 13 government-designated ground crossing points (GCPs) were allocated for the entry and exit along the India-Nepal border with health desks for screening and testing. Assessments have shown that GCP management is insufficient and they lacked dedicated isolation centers, resulting in severe positive cases being sent to nearby hospitals and mild/moderate cases sent for home quarantine, risking further spread of the virus. Based on the assessment results, IOM proposes to strengthen the capacities of six GCPs and isolation centers through supporting the Governments of Province 1, 2, Lumbini and Sudurpaschim province, supporting the government in their ongoing interventions at the GCPs and isolation centers, including provision of materials, capacity building and human resources, sustainable WASH facilities and ensuring protection of vulnerable groups. Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) will be implemented for flow monitoring including at informal GCPs. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 140918.78 888548.83 615741.75 1499999.93 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1645209.36 1645209.36 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) 1395348.84 165395.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66498.82 5722.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 92866.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 175000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -28420.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 86711.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174930.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220386.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210491.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117188.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378364.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32180.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3574.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0531 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's main objective is to improve treatment outcomes for these patients and reduce morbidity and mortality amongst migrants and mobility impacted communities. This project will continue to build on the long-standing successful collaboration between IOM and WFP to provide critical nutrition and food support to vulnerable patients living with TB and HIV in South East Myanmar (Mon and Kayin States). WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 89247.36 89247.36 Contracted Grant Amount WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89247.36 89247.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89245.69 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89245.69 916.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 916.4 217903.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217903.98 48619.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18768.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2527.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217903.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0532 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The legal framework for countering HIV in Uzbekistan includes the Law on Prevention of Diseases Caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) of 2013 and the Presidential Resolution of 2018. While the Law does not refer to migrants, the Presidential Resolution, which includes the Government Programme on countering the spread of HIV, promotes mandatory HIV testing and pre-departure consultations for labour migrants from Uzbekistan. However, the Programme was envisaged for 2018 only. This means, there is no mechanism of migrant-inclusive programming in the country due to the lack of a policy document on the nexus of migration and HIV. The proposed project therefore aims to contribute to the government’s efforts to counter the spread of HIV through a migrant-inclusive approach to HIV policy development and increasing awareness levels of HIV prevention and treatment among migrants and their families. To do so, the project will determine baselines through gender and age-disaggregated set of questions delivered through a KAP survey for migrants and their family members. Furthermore, the project will contribute to awareness-raising on HIV among local communities, particularly spouses of migrants, capacity building of service providers on migrant-inclusive HIV prevention and care, and policy development. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uzbekistan +998 71 120 56 97 iomuz@iom.int www.iom.kz UN Compound #2 14, Mahmud Tarobiy street, Tashkent 100090, Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 25950.8 98753.15 170280.4 5015.65 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 1027.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16810.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12966.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13140.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46096.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53670.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47402.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52384.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17670.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0534 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In collaboration with UNICEF and Ministry of Health, IOM shall support Public Health Assistants to facilitate the logistics, coordination and management of quarterly visits to 300 deployment sites of the mSupply vaccine supply and monitoring system. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 111184.79 222369.6 333554.39 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333554.39 333554.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333554.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333554.31 -13373.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13373.81 33001.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62917.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99805.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119489.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3734.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0535 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The prefecture of Siguiri is located in the Kankan administrative region in Upper Guinea, where artisanal gold extraction attracts high volumes of migrants arriving from within Guinea, as well as from other countries (Burkina Faso, Mali, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, etc.) in search of opportunities. The Kankan region is particularly vulnerable to communicable diseases and communities have limited access to basic social infrastructures, such as health facilities. These factors exacerbate the existing vulnerabilities of migrants in securing their fundamental right to health. In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to improving the health status of migrants, mobile populations and hard-to-reach persons in the mining areas of the Siguiri Prefecture of Guinea. The project will seek to do so by creating a new health service delivery model to easily reach the migrant population of Siguiri. To that end, the project will lead the Ministry of Health to endorse a new gender-sensitive health service delivery model in line with the National Community Health Strategy of Guinea (Outcome 1) by documenting the main factors contributing to low access to essential health services for migrants in mining areas in Siguiri, taking into account gender considerations (Output 1.1) and by developing a new gender-sensitive health service delivery model (Output 1.2). Additionally, the project will allow migrants, mobile populations and hard-to-reach groups in mining zones in Siguiri to access a comprehensive and gender-sensitive one-stop health service package (Outcome 2) by making available to migrants, mobile populations and hard-to-reach groups in mining areas in Siguiri a comprehensive and gender-sensitive health package for communicable diseases (Output 2.1) and by strengthening the knowledge of communities and key stakeholders on the new health service delivery model in Siguiri (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 94209.33 5790.67 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5180 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5180 -6663.67 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6663.67 5899.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14422.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22916.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21316.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25384.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1782.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0537 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Until recently the Republic of Moldova has been a major country of origin of migrant workers heading towards European Union (EU) countries, and there has only been a comparable small group of international migrants residing in the country, with an even smaller group of people in irregular situations and stateless persons. Since 24 February 2022, this situation has been changing drastically, with many Ukrainians displaced and now are residing in the territory of the Republic of Moldova. So far, little attention has been paid to the health dimensions of migration for foreign nationals. Foreigners who have work permits are covered by the Moldovan National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and all people with a regular stay can apply for the NHIS. Formally Moldovan legislation contains no restriction on the rights and opportunities of foreigners residing on the territory, except their political rights. At the same time, de facto, foreigners do not have equal access to health services as nationals, such as access to long-term treatment against tuberculosis or cancer. Another gap exists for irregular migrants, stateless persons and asylum seekers, several thousand persons in total, as they cannot access the NHIC and hence face difficulties in accessing health services. At the same time, Universal Health Coverage is a key aim of the 2030 SDGs, based on the principle that everyone and everywhere has access to quality essential health services. This is also in line with perquisites for an EU membership, which the Republic of Moldova is aspiring. Therefore, the proposed project aims to support the government in achieving Universal Health Coverage for international migrants, including irregular migrants, stateless persons and asylum seekers, on its territory. This is to be achieved through three components: 1) a feasibility study will be conducted to enhance understanding of migrants’ access to health services in practices, 2) a gender-sensitive and sustainable mechanism for the possible full integration of migrants into the National Health Insurance System will be developed, and 3) capacity-building activities for policymakers, health service providers and other relevant stakeholders, to ensure migrant-inclusive and gender-sensitive health service provision. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 26405.75 162908.35 110685.9 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 88.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2224.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34820.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44477.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10654.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17615.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39160.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100662.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0538 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support the national vaccination programme to allow the implementation of COVID-19 vaccination activities at 20 designated points of entry (POE) in eight provinces, targeting international travellers, border users, and frontline workers, including health professionals working at the POE, for an estimated number of 100,000 people entering country through the targeted POEs. In particular, the project will target frequent cross border travellers between DRC and its neighbouring countries. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1671890.41 1874297.43 480980.76 4027168.6 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4027168.6 4027168.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3020376 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3020376 1006792 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1006792 2744.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310990.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642303.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1170289.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273269.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126296.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134157.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306877.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412064.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212311.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0539 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the national COVID-19 vaccination strategy ensuring migrants, international travelers, border users, frontline workers at the border, local and vulnerable communities living along the border have access to quality COVID-19 immunization services. The project will target seven priority points of entry (PoE) in four provinces and focus on training of frontline health workers, development and dissemination of COVID-19 risk communication messages for travelers and border users and implementation of the COVID-19 vaccination at the PoE. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2565250 2565250 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2565250 2565250 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2565250 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2565250 0.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.44 -1200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 201064.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3000 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4924.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2312.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 9945.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1838345.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61693 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62452 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285547.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63534.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34615 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1676.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2476.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -183.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0540 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the national COVID-19 vaccination strategy ensuring migrants, international travelers, border users, frontline workers at the border, local and vulnerable communities living along the border have access to quality COVID-19 immunization services. The project will target seven priority points of entry (PoE) in four provinces and focus on training of frontline health workers, development and dissemination of COVID-19 risk communication messages for travelers and border users and implementation of the COVID-19 vaccination at the PoE. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1218006.17 1200318.87 2418325.04 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2418325.04 2418325.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2418325 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2418325 0.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.33 126902.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 626.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 96080.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 179314 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 417.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 309814.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 721304.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193836 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164040 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488812.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35073.85 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107683.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7150.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1570.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0541 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to support women in migrant communities in utilizing maternity services, health services, mental health and psychosocial support and gender-based violence support services, including during displacement and emergencies due to natural disasters. To achieve the overall goal, the project aims to building more knowledge of returning women migrants and women in migrant communities. UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 100000.02 100000.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.02 100000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 100000.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0542 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The migratory experience is often treated as a phenomenon in which children and adolescents are passive actors in migration and only accompany adults on human mobility routes. In this way, assistance programs usually focus on general difficulties manifested in the adult universe of migrants and would be “replicated” in the reality of childhood. However, during a previous collaboration experience between IOM, the organization Idas y Vuelva and UNICEF, the relevance of improving the availability and quality of psycho-emotional support with a focus on children and adolescents was made visible. This project aims to provide psycho-emotional and social support focused on migrant children and adolescents and generate knowledge that guides the best ways to contribute to healthy psycho-emotional development during the migration process. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 50060.28 68283.48 22761.16 141104.92 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141104.92 141104.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 71105 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71105 13820.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13177.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17436.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8772.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 786.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2365.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20733.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12101.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12641.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12773.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12283.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7840.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6353.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0546 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Costa Rica and Guatemala experience high levels of mixed migration, including both transit and seasonal flows. In 2021, more than 130,000 irregular migrants crossed the Darien gap and entries to Costa Rica peaked with 25,040 and 54,300 entries during the months of September and October respectively. This trend is in addition to the annual flow of seasonal migrants who cross the Panamanian-Costa Rica border to harvest coffee, which is largely composed of Ngöbe Buglé indigenous people who often encounter significant cultural barriers when accessing medical services. Similarly, in 2022 Guatemala has witnessed unprecedented numbers of migrants transiting through the country, mainly from Central America (El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua), South America (Venezuela) and the Caribbean (Haiti and Cuba). Migrant populations are often exposed to increased health risks, especially when they travel through high-risk and irregular routes. However, many healthcare providers in migration-impacted communities face challenges to identify and address the specific health needs of migrants. As such, it is essential that health services have the capacity to provide gender/age/migrant-sensitive care that is also context specific. This project aims to contribute to promoting comprehensive health services in Costa Rica and Guatemala which are accessible, equitable, and well suited to migrants’ specific needs.In order to achieve this, diagnostic and needs assessments regarding the ability of target health facilities in Costa Rica and Guatemala to effectively address the needs of migrant populations will be conducted (Output 1.1); Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for providing care that is sensitive to the specific needs and vulnerabilities of migrants and other people on the move, including IDPs and indigenous people, will be developed (Output 1.2); health professionals and support and administration staff in target health facilities will be trained in the implementation of the SOPs and an Action Plan to implement the SOPs will be developed (Output 1.3); follow up will be conducted to support and review target health facilities’ implementation of the SOPs (Output 1.4); and a toolkit for promoting the adoption of SOPs and determining if health facilities provide migrant-sensitive care will be developed (Output 1.5). This approach will lead to government health centers in Costa Rica and Guatemala being able to utilise the acquired knowledge and developed tools to provide health care that meets migrants’ specific needs (Outcome 1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Central America Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 60428.06 160234.58 179337.36 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 331.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30944.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30274.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29807.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46547.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38819.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106714.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0547 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is designed to support the International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS), of the Department of Children, Integration, Equality, Disability and Youth, to provide international protection applicants residing in Citywest and potentially other Centers in the Dublin area, with Community-Based Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (CB MHPSS) through Psychosocial Mobile Teams, with the aim of improving psychosocial well-being from a bio-psychological, socio-relational and cultural perspective and strengthening the overall resilience of beneficiaries, who have recently applied for International Protection (IP) in Ireland. The project will therefore mainstream social, cultural and emotional considerations in basic services provision, and advocate for gap filling Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 67326.73 1323858.61 1315489.7 2500000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2706675.04 2706675.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408496.73 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412541.25 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400213.45 875000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 958378.97 8217.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 60469.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 115524.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 72449.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251611.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264438.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265667.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227411.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334739.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310943.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200691.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0548 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the improvement of health security from entry points and sentinel sites along mobility corridors to facilitate the achievement of the expected results of the project on strengthening regional disease surveillance systems in Central Africa (REDISSE IV), including by ensuring better collaboration in disease surveillance, epidemic preparedness; and immediate and effective response in the event of a health crisis or emergency at borders and along mobility corridors in the DRC. Democratic Republic of the Congo International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 689246.65 15242581.51 2330189.64 147481.89 18409499.69 Contracted Grant Amount Democratic Republic of the Congo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18409499.69 18409499.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18409500.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Democratic Republic of the Congo International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18409500.11 89971.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771642.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1081913.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1270326.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1669309.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1088033.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053813.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3281848.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0549 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Enhance the knowledge of migrants and communities by empowering them to make informed decisions about their health and engaging with the public health system in Tunisia, and bolster the capacity of service providers and other relevant actors to strengthen migrant-sensitive health systems. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 573487.93 1188566.79 1401201.3 2970297.5 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3163256.02 3163256.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3166627.93 2025.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17438.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356838.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134294.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177876.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150225.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154793.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256609.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0550 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to strengthen health security in the Greater Mekong Subregion through evidence-based public health programming and migration health policies. Asian Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 400000.14 400000.14 Contracted Grant Amount Asian Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.14 400000.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284885 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Asian Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284885 115115 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Asian Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115115 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Asian Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.06 35284.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101478.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105482 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145861.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11893.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0551 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In direct response to the increased instability in Jordan’s neighbouring region the Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF) are increasing their efforts in upholding the territorial integrity of Jordan. The borderline has also been witnessing an increase of civil crossing, especially through the border triangle for the purpose of seeking refuge. Furthermore, this addition to Jordanian border strength will help oppose any possible economic fallout that emerges from the Ukrainian & Russian crises. The purpose of this project is to further IOM’s support to JAF in this endeavour, with the overall aim to strengthen their capacity to conduct their mission in upholding the territorial integrity of Jordan in accordance with Humanitarian Border Management and Health, Border and Mobility Management framework as a part of the Migration Crisis Operational Framework. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 52920.48 694557.67 747478.15 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 747478.15 747478.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 747478 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 747478 0.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.43 25126.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59118.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85891.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332319.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245021.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0552 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to deliver humanitarian assistance to improve the living conditions of crisis-affected populations in the Diffa and Tahoua regions, targeting internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees. The intervention will focus on the provision of 500 transitional and emergency shelters and 500 non-food item (NFI) kits (including culturally appropriate menstrual hygiene management (MHM) kits for women) in one village in Diffa region which was targeted by the second phase of the return process and the same number in the Tahoua region, as well as on the rehabilitation of the Awaridi health center in the Diffa region to a CSI type II to ensure access to health services by IDPs, returnees and host communities. Transitional and emergency shelters and NFIs will be provided to IDPs and returnees in the Diffa region. IOM will procure materials locally to construct transitional shelters for 100 households in Diffa region, targeting a total of 700 individuals, based on the standard vulnerability criteria defined by the Protection Cluster. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Niger Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 148090.51 1351909.66 1500000.17 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.17 1500000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 74063.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66375.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 902.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138577.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 684959.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255732.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138742.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113964.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29114.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0553 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen institutional capacities of maternal and perinatal health and sexual and reproductive health actions, trough the training of maternal health specialists in the implementation of guidelines and protocols for maternal-perinatal care with high quality standards. Likewise, this project will strengthen community capacities for maternal-perinatal promotion and the empowerment of sexual and reproductive health rights. IOM will contribute to guarantee access for migrant and host community women living in highly vulnerable conditions to comprehensive, high-quality and timely maternal-perinatal and sexual and reproductive health care in the Valledupar municipality. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 233864.55 16135.37 249999.92 Contracted Grant Amount Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249999.92 249999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 -43.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43.72 354.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56245.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97294.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73412.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24280.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1634.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0554 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will provide critical nutrition and food support to vulnerable clients living with TB and HIV in South- East Myanmar. The main objective is to improve treatment outcomes for these clients and reduce morbidity and mortality amongst migrants and mobility impacted communities. WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 107815.25 107815.25 Contracted Grant Amount WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107815.25 107815.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107813.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107813.13 -14267.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14267.09 6484.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27605.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22679.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29882.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0555 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on successful approaches of Accelerated Case Detection through mobile active case finding activities and consistent with and in support of the NSP’s Essential Interventions for Migrants, IOM will continue to operate a mobile ACF team, based out of Mawlamyine, with focus on migration hot spots, worksites, migrant clusters, cross border areas, and other underserved populations both within IOM’s main coverage areas, but also upon request as a service to EHOs and implementing partners in coordination with NTP and State/township Health Department. In addition, IOM will expand its mobile ACF activity to Kayin State under guidance of State Health and NTP. Efforts will be made in attaining operational efficiency in mobile operations and maximizing case finding. International Organization for Migration (IOM) World Health Organization IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 98190.09 98190.09 Contracted Grant Amount World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98190.09 98190.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98190 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98190 -7076.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7076.81 14884.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38741.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37486.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0556 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Based on the successful experience of the regional project “WASH and health promotion sensitization and awareness on COVID- 19 and other communicable diseases in the EAC region” implemented in 2021-2022 by IOM and East African Community (EAC) Secretariat and financially and technically supported by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ), and in agreement with the EAC Council of Ministries recommendations ( 22 May 2021), IOM and EAC will continue to equip Point of Entry and hot-spot areas at borders with high standard handwashing facilities to increase access to and use of handwashing facilities. This will be complemented by community engagement and health promotion to enhance among community members, health and hygiene protective behaviors and practices to prevent the spread of zoonotic and water-borne infectious diseases including COVID-19, Ebola and others communicable diseases. This project will focus on Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as new Partner State of the EAC ensuring DRC borders with EAC neighbouring countries (Burundi, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan and Tanzania) are equipped with EAC standard fixed handwashing facilities in selected sites while the community is informed and engaged with hygiene and health safe practices. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with no inclusion of gender issues 331132.52 419831.94 693069.73 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750964.46 750964.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693069 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 768369.18 1285.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48452.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80138.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172869.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276223.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190045.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11881.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0559 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East African Community (EAC) prioritises regional integration, trade and the free movement of people in achieving the region's goal of expanding its market. However, the free movement of people has come amid regional and global health threats. Moreover, outbreaks present challenges in terms of increased risk of diseases spreading across-borders, which can overwhelm the national health systems as seen with the case of the novel COVID-19 virus pandemic outbreak. The EAC strategic roadmap for health programming has been developed as a guide to the EAC Secretariat and its partner States for the period 2023 to 2028. While the roadmap is a consolidated and collective engagement to advance the EAC region's public health and health security agenda across-borders, there is a need for continuous support to the EAC Secretariat and Member States to ensure the successful implementation of the activities stated in the roadmap. This project aims to contribute to effective public health emergency preparedness and response in the East African Community (EAC) by supporting the implementation of the 2023-2028 EAC roadmap for cross-border health programming at Points of Entry. The project will achieve this objective through supporting the development of an EAC Minimum package of Essential Health Services for PoEs (Output 1.1), a training package related to Health Border Mobility Management (HBMM) at PoEs (Output 1.2) and SOPs setting standards for Community Event-based Surveillance (CEBS) and Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) within border communities (Output 1.3). The project will also support other roadmap priorities by developing an assessment of EAC partner States’ digitalisation strategies of personal health information and identifying opportunities for cross-border health information management and digitalisation (Output 1.4). Finally, the project will produce communication materials to promote visibility of its activities and discuss the sustainability of project results with key stakeholders. All deliverables will be presented and submitted for validation of the relevant EAC Technical Working Groups. As a result, EAC partner States will take steps to implement the 5-year roadmap for cross-border health programming at Points of Entry, including through strengthened coordination and capacities to monitor health threats along the mobility continuum. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 208633.19 185402.23 5964.58 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 5888.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11649.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77112.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24686.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0561 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support the Government of Kenya’s Ministry of Health in enhancing infectious disease and all-hazards preparedness, response, and recovery capacities at select key Points of Entry (POEs). Existing gaps in capacities to address infectious diseases at POEs and the mobility corridor, particularly during the ongoing drought, leaves the mobile populations and border communities vulnerable and unable to adequately detect, respond to, and recover from infectious disease outbreaks. This affects both the border communities as well as those living within the interior of the nation, as preparedness measures are put in place in readiness for potential spread of infectious diseases in all identified 'at-risk' counties.The objective of the project is to assess and enhance infectious disease preparedness measures and increase understanding of mobility dynamics in select border counties in Kenya at high risk of infectious disease. To contribute to this outcome, Port Health, Border Management authorities, and other stakeholders will first identify gaps in preparedness and response efforts at PoEs for infectious disease outbreaks in Kenya and neighbouring countries (Outcome 1). Next, those stakeholders will identify areas of increased risk for disease detection, prevention, and response, through a Population Mobility Mapping exercise (Outcome 2). Finally, IOM will work with the Department of Public Health to develop, print, and disseminate guidance frameworks including infectious disease SOPs, an All-Hazards plan, and a Port Health Strategic Plan (Outcome 3). Ultimately, this will contribute to the strengthening of preparedness and increased capacity at POEs to detect and respond to infectious diseases and hazards. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78820.95 183111.45 38067.6 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 28111.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32778.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23800.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22935.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8922.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0562 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the project ‘Tackling occupational health challenges among Mozambican miners and migrant workers’, IOM will support the Government of Mozambique to transition the IOM managed Occupational Health interventions managed by IOM into the national health system. Through a phased approach, IOM will provide technical and coordination support to the Ministry of Health (MISAU), to ensure (1) continuity of service provision at the three occupational health centres, (2) that strengthened national capacity in occupational health diagnosis are integrated into the national health system, (3) data collection, storage, processing and sharing mechanisms are streamlined and integrated into the national reporting systems to improve the documentation and reporting on the burden of occupational illnesses, and (4), support coordination of multisectoral cross-border partnerships and the institutionalization of referral mechanisms. This initiative will support MISAU to further strengthen national capacity to prevent and detect occupational illnesses in migrant worker populations across the Southern provinces of Mozambique, and generate quality data to support the Government of Mozambique and Mozambican miners to document occupational health conditions, ultimately informing policy and proving access to compensation mechanisms. Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 930384.68 1448298.41 2378683.09 Contracted Grant Amount Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2378683.09 2378683.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2020000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2020000 499596 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Mozambique - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499596 200773.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050408.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 634107.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 464060.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200593.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -160792.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0563 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Malawi’s lakeside districts are accustomed to the age-old practice of fish vendors and fishers exchanging sexual activity for fish, which is then sold in markets. Sexual transactions such as this give rise to sexual exploitation and abuse, often in a context of circular and fluid migration between communities of origin, transit and work. Recent reports indicate a high prevalence of HIV, particularly among fish-dependent communities in Nkhatabay, Salima and Mangochi districts, with suspected related high cases of sexual gender-based violence (SGBV) in these regions. These same districts have also seen high case rates due to the current cholera outbreak, demonstrating the need for institutional and community-centered support to district health systems. The objective of this project is to contribute to improved health outcomes among highly mobile fisherfolk and fish-dependent communities on Lake Malawi, with a specific focus on SRHR, HIV and emerging public health threats. To achieve this the project will have two complementary outcomes: 1) District and community health systems around Lake Malawi effectively plan for and respond to the gender-sensitive health needs of highly mobile fisherfolk and fish-dependent communities; and 2) Mobile fisherfolk and fish-dependent communities actively take steps to exercise their rights to health.Specifically, the project will contribute to the evidence base regarding the mobility patterns of fisherfolk alongside Lake Malawi, including seasonal patterns, duration of stay and the extent to which they are using health services. Additionally, the project will focus on community structures to develop their capacities to effectively plan for the health needs of fisherfolk and fish-dependent communities. Lastly, it will pilot a community-led approach to providing health services to the fishing communities around Lake Malawi. It will identify and develop the capacities of community change agents who will support the community through targeted outreach mobile health clinics on docking days. The lessons learned from this pilot will feed into the overall planning processes within each district. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 50946.12 174341.84 74712.04 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 23938.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14172.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22658.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27670.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67432.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0564 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The initiative aims to bolster the Government of the Republic of Maldives' efforts in responding to the health needs of migrant workers, particularly those employed in the tourism industry in the country. It will achieve this by fostering multi-sectoral coordination and collaboration on migration health data and data-driven health risk management plans, involving both health and non-health entities, including tourist resorts.As per its key outcome, the project plans to support relevant national authorities with knowledge capture and sharing, primarily by enhancing data management capacities of the Health Protection Agency under the Ministry of Health. This endeavour will facilitate the collection of comprehensive data, essential for supporting evidence-based contingency planning by the Ministry to manage health risks effectively.In particular, the project's key activities include the development of a migrant health data platform that will provide crucial health-related information about migrant workers in the tourism sector, and the establishment of frameworks and coordination mechanisms for migration data-driven health management planning. Furthermore, the project will integrate training programs and for enumerators to administer an updated and migration-sensitive Maldives Demographic Health Survey. To ensure data validity and efficiency, the project will revise existing legal frameworks and establish robust coordination mechanisms among relevant parties. Expert input will be sought to review and advise on current policies, with ongoing assistance from the IOM to the Ministry of Health regarding administrative regulations related to migrant healthcare management. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maldives +960 775 7646 iommale@iom.int http://maldives.iom.int Hurvee Building 2nd Floor, Ameer Ahamed Magu, Male, Maldives Maldives Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 74085.72 195314.28 30600 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 3604.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10724.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13887.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13645.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11500.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0566 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to strengthen access to COVID-19 vaccinations for mobile populations by setting-up vaccination sites at five priority PoEs located in the provinces of Cibitoke, Bujumbura Rural, Bujumbura Mairie, Makamba and Rumonge. The specific goals are to: 1. Vaccinate against Covid-19 at least 5% of IDPs who are in host families, at least 5% of IDPs who are located in sites, and at least 10% of the target group of host family members in the targeted provinces; and 2. to catch-up at least 5% of children in the targeted provinces who have received zero doses or insufficient vaccinations as part of routine vaccination. International Organization for Migration (IOM) GAVI Alliance IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2026 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 317403.32 335210.33 293565.1 946178.75 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 946178.75 946178.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257934 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257934 630686.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630686.28 32703.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68626.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225132.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92111.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77521.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0567 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended as a preparatory phase of a mid to long term intervention with the overall objective of addressing drivers of health-related migration from Georgia to Western European countries such as Switzerland and Austria. Lack of trust toward the local medical system, lack of information about medical services available, limited availability or unaffordable price of specialized medical treatment in the domestic health care system have all been important drivers of irregular migration from Georgia to Europe in the past years. IOM will seek to consolidate information and analyses on the issue, in order to enhance understanding of the root causes and draw conclusions and recommendations, as well as to actively engage relevant stakeholders and establish a coordination mechanism between them to facilitate multi-sectoral and joint action planning. Based on this preparatory work, IOM hopes to inform a following, more solution-oriented intervention, in which the root causes of medically driven irregular migration are addressed through structural and individual level actions. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 49946.83 205336.1 32678.25 250000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287961.18 287961.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171037.63 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115473.44 13326.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54236.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90275.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11232.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18976.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0569 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the BARMM RESILIENCE activity is to enhance the local capacity of the BARMM Ministry of Health and the BARMM provinces and cities to pursue key and cross-cutting reforms in health systems. The activity will focus on strengthening health governance, financing, supply chain and logistics, human resources for health, and health information to provide a more conducive setting to implement Tuberculosis (TB), Family Planning and Adolescent Reproductive Health (FP/ARH), and Global Health Security (GHS) programs. To promote resilience, the activity will fortify local health systems, as well as local ownership and capacity in pandemic preparedness and response, while bolstering positive social norms and healthy behaviors, and improving the quality of primary health care services. The activity will align with the Universal Health Care law’s implementing rules and regulation for the BARMM region issued by the BARMM government. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1068486.34 875598.48 279359.36 267395.18 204717.36 16324.4 2711881.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2711881.12 2711881.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70670 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70670 149090 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149090 275393 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275393 538730 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538730 72793.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 102717.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168947.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382867.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421470.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0570 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will implement community-based malaria case management in hard-to-reach areas including migrant clusters and worksites in targeted townships. The Integrated Community Malaria Volunteers (ICMV) will be supported to identify and refer TB, HIV, and other health care conditions as appropriate. IOM will implement fully integration model for Malaria and TB community-based referrals and DOT support till completion of anti TB treatment, and those targets will be included in TB proposal. IOM will use township level and village level implementation resources for Malaria and TB not only in Mon but also in Sagging. Case- based reporting with mobile technology will be continue implemented for real time reporting as feasible. Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 474088.44 463985.6 462411.99 1400486.03 Contracted Grant Amount Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400486.03 1400486.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000 84000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84000 56000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56000 74032.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2292.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62478.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80018.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0571 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will provide critical nutrition and food support to vulnerable clients living with TB and HIV in South- East Myanmar. The main objective is to improve treatment outcomes for these clients and reduce morbidity and mortality amongst migrants and mobility impacted communities. WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 108642.67 108642.67 Contracted Grant Amount WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108642.67 108642.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106939.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106939.02 10979.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29328.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28214.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26952.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0573 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will continue to support the NAP in comprehensively addressing HIV amongst Key Affected Populations (KAP) and other priority groups including migrants and mobile populations in mobility impacted high priority communities, border areas, and economic corridors in Myanmar. IOM will engage with Mon- and Kayin- based CBOs. IOM will provide capacity building and technical support to its partners to implement HIV prevention services packages for KAP. IOM will improve its current programming through localization, via the partnership with Mon- and Kayin- based CBOs, and continued partnership with Karen Department of Health Welfare (KDWH) to extend HIV and TB integrated services to underserved ethnic minority populations. Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Basic health care Migration Health Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 430466.93 435007 457094.61 1322568.54 Contracted Grant Amount Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1322568.54 1322568.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98000 100098.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100098.65 57000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57000 17000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17000 13609.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25777.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45412.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17047.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64390.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59832.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97826.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0574 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the context of rescue at sea operations and landings on the Southern Italian shores, the Italian Coast Guard personnel is providing humanitarian response to newly arrived vulnerable migrants in cooperation with doctors and nurses from the CISOM (Italian Relief Corps of the Order to Malta). In such circumstances, linguistic and cultural barriers can significantly impact the appropriateness and effectiveness of rescue at sea protocols and identification of health needs, which can then influence access to care and health services. Moreover, having multiple actors involved in the phases of rescue at sea, landings, and the following transfers to hotspots can generate further disorientation for beneficiaries. The PASSIM 4 project aims to continue providing, as in the previous project phases, implemented starting from 2016, cultural mediation services supporting national authorities responsible for rescue at the Mediterranean Sea and continuity of care at the arrival and landing on the coasts of Sicily and Calabria. In pursuit of this objective, IOM will provide cultural mediation during rescue-at-sea operations. The presence of 22 cultural mediators will have a two-fold positive effect. Firstly, it will bridge possible different cultural approaches to rescue and health care provision between migrants, rescue personnel and health care providers. Secondly, it will facilitate the continuity of care from the first contact with the vulnerable migrant through landing. IOM cultural mediators will be located on the Isle of Lampedusa , Catania (Sicily), Roccella Ionica and Crotone (Calabria). They will participate in rescue operations at sea to support the health personnel of CISOM (Corpo Italiano di Soccorso dell'Ordine di Malta/ Italian Relief Corps of the Order of Malta ) on board of the Italian Coast Guard patrol vessels, during disembarkation activities. Their presence aims to strengthen the cultural sensitivity and appropriateness of care and vulnerability assessments. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Corps of the Port Captaincies – Coast Guard IOM - Italy Italy Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1919813.26 1936646.53 1922329.32 1441747.72 6664380.95 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Corps of the Port Captaincies – Coast Guard International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7220536.83 7220536.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 850772.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Corps of the Port Captaincies – Coast Guard International Organization for Migration (IOM) 919753.54 76910.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179981.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237853.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301730.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0575 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is currently covering all (10) townships in Mon State, and (4) Townships in Kayin State, namely, Myawaddy, Hpaan, Kawkareik, and Hlaingbwe, as well as (2) townships in Rakhine State (Buthidaung and Pauktaw) to address limited access to TB services of populations in hard to reach and conflict affected areas, and now covers a total population of 2,357,647. IOM will implement a comprehensive package of TB and HIV integrated services and support focusing on increasing diagnosis and successful treatment amongst high risk and underserved population groups, specifically migrants, mobile populations and ethnic monitories living in underserved areas of Myanmar as envisioned in the NSP 2021-2025. Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 734849.17 731633.79 699234.58 2165717.54 Contracted Grant Amount Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2165717.54 2165717.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171000 59057.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59057.16 95000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95000 45000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Save the Children International - Myanmar International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45000 65367.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 105891.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 166963.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35741.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31147.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12430.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83639.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0576 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended as a preparatory phase of a mid to long term intervention with the overall objective of addressing drivers of health-related migration from Georgia to Western European countries such as Switzerland and Austria. Lack of trust toward the local medical system, lack of information about medical services available, limited availability or unaffordable price of specialized medical treatment in the domestic health care system have all been important drivers of irregular migration from Georgia to Europe in the past years. IOM will seek to consolidate information and analyses on the issue, in order to enhance understanding of the root causes and draw conclusions and recommendations, as well as to actively engage relevant stakeholders and establish a coordination mechanism between them to facilitate multi-sectoral and joint action planning. Based on this preparatory work, IOM hopes to inform a following, more solution-oriented intervention, in which the root causes of medically driven irregular migration are addressed through structural and individual level actions. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia World Austria IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1921.25 12333.48 1964.53 15000.25 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16219.26 16219.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16216.22 10828.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1302.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0579 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective is to accelerate the TB case finding in high-risk area and to improve the access to diagnosis and treatment from hard-to-reach area and conflict impact area including IDP by delivering the diagnosis and treatment one stop service nearest to the beneficiaries. In line with ongoing scale up of HIV and TB prevention, treatment and care and support activities which IOM implements in coordination with the Ministry of Health, IOM aims to conduct mobile ACF visit to high-risk population area, migrant sites. International Organization for Migration (IOM) World Health Organization IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23626.03 175725.99 199352.02 Contracted Grant Amount World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199352.02 199352.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49838 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49838 109643.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109643.6 6669.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41772.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68989.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0010 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to improve socio-economic well-being of internal migrants, through a comprehensive approach that encompasses data generation, evidence-based policymaking, and interventions on the ground. Three components of the project are designed to complement and reinforce each other - on the one hand, data will inform policies and interventions, and on the on other hand, lessons learnt on the ground will feed the policymaking. As effective management of internal migration requires multi-sectoral and multi-level cooperation involving both national and sub-national governments, the project will promote multi-stakeholder engagement and coordination, leveraging on potential contributions and strengths of respective actors. Policy dialogue and advocacy around internal migration, especially to mainstream migration perspective into policies and programs will be consistently undertaken using evidence, political economy and context analysis. To ensure sustainability of expected results, the project will promote participation and ownership by national stakeholders, strengthen respective capacities to continue initiated work beyond project's lifetime, anchor processes and tasks within relevant organizations, contextualize tools and approaches to better meet local realities, and use existing systems. Coordination and synergies with relevant projects will be also promoted to maximize sustainability chances, efficiency and overall impact. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) IOM - Mongolia +976 70 14 31 00 IOMUlanBator@iom.int United Nations House United Nations Street -12 Sukhbaatar District,, Ulaanbaatar 14201, Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Mainstreaming Migration into Development Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 402818.95 1345160.4 760563.57 629458.58 366652.38 3336140.27 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3504653.88 3504653.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 979124.75 1225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1352097.13 421500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 452738.99 543250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545979.9 -0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108087.68 -233598 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -279758.08 14839.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 14613 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 9928.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 30860.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17591.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1583.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37899.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26500.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35386.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 29556.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 47288.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19611.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54740.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 90966.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87901.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116284.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171507.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167956.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154322.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168867.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182752.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293702.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179618.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259350.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131316.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224270.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168296.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205685.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228323.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13251.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of this project is to support Lesotho to establish a functional and sustainable integrated planning and Private Finance Management (PFM) ecosystem that contributes to accelerated achievement of the SDGs targets and the National Strategic Development Plan. The project supports the Government of Lesotho to achieve private sector-led economic growth and employment creation, by facilitating creation of conducive policy environment, strengthening PFM processes, providing platforms for dialogue and generating evidence for private–public collaboration. The project will further enable the government to realize the NSDP II objectives by unlocking opportunities to fast track implementation of the Economic Labs project, which is a government programme towards mobilizing large scale private investments into Lesotho. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lesotho Lesotho Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9281.33 38162.28 76712.94 4933.48 129090.03 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129090.03 129090.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129090 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129090 2543.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6147.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8858.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12103.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37194.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30401.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1128.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22527.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8298.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -113.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0019 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to explore, at a strategic and operational level, the nexus between migration governance and sustainable urban development in the city of Antananarivo, Madagascar. IOM will support the mainstreaming of migration into sustainable and inclusive urban development planning for the city of Antananarivo, Madagascar. IOM, in close coordination with the municipal authorities and other stakeholders will develop the evidence base on the internal migration trends in relation with urbanization trends in the greater Antananarivo area. Based on that evidence it will then create the development of a strategic vision to manage migration and its effects on urbanization and will pilot operational responses that support cohesion-building and inclusion of migrants in their host communities. At the culmination of the project, a regional conference will be organised to share the results of the pilot initiative to stimulate regional and international dialogue and the building of new partnerships and interventions in these topics. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 47860.62 163647.57 83535.18 4956.63 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -52717.63 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -52717.63 3133.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14493.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20434.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15157.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6666.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35351.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11941.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9289.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83028.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32453.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0021 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's overall objective is to foster the enabling conditions for migration to contribute to transformative pathways for sustainable development, by enhancing migrants', diasporic actors' and their partners' transformative capacities and contributions to sustainable development, and by harnessing evidence, dialogue and cooperation on migration to contribute to transformative pathways for sustainable development in the Mediterranean. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Italy Italy Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 56821.08 1583662.73 1226982.12 2338235.12 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2867465.93 2867465.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2200220.02 328623.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370072.06 -6060.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6666.69 -614433.83 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -726182.43 575.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114859.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 344702.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224377.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364577.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226631.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533028.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105577.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -76861.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s overall objective is to foster the enabling conditions for migration to contribute to transformative pathways for sustainable development. This will be achieved by: a) enhancing migrants’, diasporic actors’ and their partners’ transformative capacities and contributions to sustainable development (through capacity building, grants and opportunities for organizational development and the analysis of lessons learned); and b) strengthening transformative pathways for sustainable development in the Mediterranean through evidence, dialogue and cooperation (enhancing research and opportunities for facilitating strategic dialogue among key stakeholders at international level). Throughout its design and implementation, the project embeds key priorities for the Italian development cooperation, such as health, gender equality, the humanitarian-peace-development-nexus, the green transition, food systems sustainability, and climate action. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Italy Italy Sectors non Specified Migration and Sustainable Development Mainstreaming Migration into Development Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 502851.07 1684489.35 1684489.2 1734315.64 1727425.41 1555670.2 121657.35 8448810.88 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9010898.22 9010898.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1997649.82 369346.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415930.48 3400000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3812762.42 1700000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1814300.96 1279463.83 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1371343.87 27332 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23799.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5792.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38830.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82200.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31682.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101498.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248849.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316692.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281626.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 469159.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 387732.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372450.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294712.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 457956.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the aim of supporting the Spanish Ministry of Social Rights and the 2030 Agenda in its contribution towards achieving the SDGs in the field of migration, IOM contemplates the elaboration of a study on the identification of the main challenges and vulnerabilities of the migration population in Spain and in particular, those linked to the SDGs. The study will be conducted through the individualized anonymous surveys with migrants residing in Spain in both regular and irregular situation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Social Rights & Agenda 2030 IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 61699.2 93205.25 149999.96 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Social Rights & Agenda 2030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154904.45 154904.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Social Rights & Agenda 2030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158061.12 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Social Rights & Agenda 2030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1659.22 11302.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25363.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83931.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24769.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14331.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0029 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to strengthening migration governance in Colombia supporting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) in implementation and oversight of public policies in the area of human mobility, specifically the Comprehensive Migration Policy (PIM). Key areas of interventions include capacity building at the national and local levels for MFA officials and local government officials, development of a gender sensitive methodology for the integration of the PIM in prioritized local governments, updating and rolling out Comprehensive Migration Management Plans (PIGM) in the prioritized local governments and the development of an action plan to replicate PIGM in other local territories. The holistic approach of the project will promote both vertical and horizontal policy coherence while aligning country migration policies with the guiding principles of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 174281.14 121344.09 4374.77 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 1959.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8056.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12600.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41346.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28757.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40372.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41179.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46823.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the role and capacities of the Regional Councils of Tangier-Tetouan-Al-Hoceima and the Oriental regions in integrating migration dimensions into their regional planning. The project will also support to contribute to the Moroccan government’s efforts to territorialize the National Strategy for Immigration and Asylum (SNIA) by promoting the protection and integration of migrants at the territorial level in the context of “Advanced Regionalization”. To achieve this objective, the project will focus on two main areas: supporting the Regional Councils in developing concrete actions for effective implementation of their regional plans for the protection and integration of migrants. Secondly, the project will support the establishment of coordination mechanisms that results from the SNIA and bring together governmental and non-governmental stakeholders acting in the field of protection and integration of migrants at the regional level. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 63507.14 242481.27 5902.79 287128.43 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311891.2 311891.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287128.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296927.31 38993.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61401.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25976.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5793.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14027.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19978.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25567.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36936.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40409.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34354.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4746.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project encompasses a data and research focused intervention, supporting the national statistical office of Egypt enhance its data on various aspects related to migration; and a partnership with leading institutions looking into migration research and studies in Egypt, to avail timely and reliable data and information on migration in Egypt. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 249371.23 332495.52 1109341 520910.27 2024981.2 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2212118.02 2212118.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1634857 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1737361.32 25804.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37707.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35481.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238415 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2017, the Government of Jamaica approved a National Policy on International Migration and Development, which provides an overarching framework for integrating international migration into development planning. Since its approval, the policy has led to bilateral agreements, policy initiatives and standard operating procedures at the national level. However, there remains a gap in coordination on the migration-development nexus at the local level. Closing this gap would ensure coherence throughout the levels of government and support the sustainability of efforts. In accordance with the country’s national priorities, this proposal seeks to contribute to mainstreaming Jamaica’s National Policy on International Migration and Development into local development planning, particularly through the integration of migration, gender and livelihood considerations (Objective). Towards this end, the project has three Outcomes. The first outcome is to ensure that the Government of Jamaica successfully incorporates migration planning into local sustainable development plans (Outcome 1), which will be achieved through a pilot initiative to develop a migration section for the local sustainable development plan in one of Jamaica’s parishes (Output 1.1). The second Outcome is to ensure that stakeholders involved in the country’s circular migration programme adopt a gender-sensitive approach to migration planning (Outcome 2), which will be achieved through capacity development training for stakeholders, with the goal of empowering them to further mainstream gender into the migration planning process (Output 2.1). The final Outcome aims to ensure that the Government of Jamaica actively promotes positive elements of the relationship between migration and sustainable development in Jamaica (Outcome 3), by leveraging existing awareness campaigns to counter negative perceptions of migration and bring greater awareness to the positive linkages between migration and development (Output 3.1). International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Jamaica +876 968.05.69 iomkingston@iom.int 25 Dominica Dr. – The Towers 6th floor, Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Mainstreaming Migration into Development Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6204.33 132878.84 160916.83 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 9382.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8010.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5753.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16517.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MD.0038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention builds on the recognition that good migration governance requires an inclusive approach to sectoral development planning, coupled with capacities for evidence-generation and policy design and implementation. It aims to promote data-driven migration policy and planning in the Republic of Serbia, through developing national and local capacities and expertise in comprehensive migration data collection and analysis, combining migration policy with sustainable development planning. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 217174.95 417538.13 111093.25 745806.33 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 745806.33 745806.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522064 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522064 39740.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37735.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47859.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0010 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will continue the pre-departure medical procedures (PDMP) implemented shortly before a migrant’s departure. The PDMP aims to prepare for safe and dignified travel so it is adjusted for individual health needs that may have been identified during a pre-migration health assessment. It will integrate the provision of additional public health interventions, such as vaccinations, health education and counselling, surveillance for communicable diseases, testing and treatment for parasites, other public health interventions. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya United States of America Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified 4663606.81 2256649.19 8554098.13 8751047.85 9107639.41 9507331.29 11652902 15559819.93 21008475.68 21192745.11 19342255.18 15914403.71 12835611.03 17046909.54 19587702.57 196981197.43 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196981197.43 196981197.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1429905 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1429905 1868389 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1868389 2271963 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2271963 1517307 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1517307 1382048 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1382048 1617666 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1617666 2119197 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2119197 1749602 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1749602 1773696 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1773696 1824425 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1824425 2520788.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2520788.33 1577590.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1577590.52 1582334.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1582334.16 1742928.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1742928.58 2877799.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2877799.92 1770418.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1770418.68 2192918.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2192918.51 2527448.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2527448.76 2466796.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2466796.84 1937981.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1937981.15 2136279.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2136279.61 2907233.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2907233.15 2752039.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2752039.46 1801591.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1801591.17 2419209.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2419209.45 2670902.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2670902.46 3689134.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3689134.42 2382715.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2382715.37 3002044.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3002044.88 3766963.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3766963.7 5503149.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5503149.34 2906113.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2906113.8 4124414.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4124414.2 6402147.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6402147.39 8086215.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8086215.87 5213298.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5213298.89 4994168.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4994168.04 4169778.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4169778.12 6770731.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6770731.63 3332222.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3332222.76 3756258.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3756258.28 4451223.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4451223.96 6392005.44 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6392005.44 3435570.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3435570.69 3235737.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3235737.35 4426866.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4426866.24 6440478.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6440478.97 2433423.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2433423.5 2754377.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2754377.1 3528500.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3528500.3 3452837.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3452837.57 1671845.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1671845.84 3005500.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3005500.25 3589341.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3589341.98 5034349.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5034349.87 3468772.93 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3468772.93 4421237.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4421237.01 5658126.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5658126.13 7300603.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7300603.13 737366.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737366.65 40996.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40996.11 78244.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78244.89 11108.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11108.02 -224 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -224 55.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55.33 168.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168.67 11289.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1357.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2288 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 3243.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -17970.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1429955.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1868611.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2272054.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1517607.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1382142.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1617743.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2119223.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1742881.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1780416.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1824424.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2520787.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1579869.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1582334.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1742931.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2877332.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1770436.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2192918.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2527448.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2467219.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1938448.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2136279.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2907233.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2752039.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1801591.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2419209.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2670902.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3689136.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2382715.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3002044.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3768114.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5501948.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2912066.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4118700.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6408033.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8087767.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5220769.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4994168.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4169778.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6770731.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3331921.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3757211.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4451223.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6392005.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3426191.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3235737.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4440873.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6439953.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2433423.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2754377.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3528500.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3451695.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1669557.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3002257.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3589341.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5034349.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3468772.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4421237.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5658126.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7300603.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737366.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58966.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78244.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11108.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -224 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project conducts refugee health activities required per CDC Technical instructions, with the purpose of safe refugee resettlement from Middle East & North Africa region to USA. This support includes refugee health assessments, immunization, treatment, referrals, fitness to travel and medical movement support. Activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP), sanctioned and funded by the State Department (Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration - BPRM). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan World Yemen Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Antigua and Barbuda IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified 930709.16 3801988.74 3998196.02 4519499.37 5131053.24 5831781.39 6431692.83 7127906.46 8516224.84 6498863.81 4202330.78 5002657.02 6703515.46 29317741.71 457574.96 98471735.79 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98471735.79 98471735.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505821 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505821 802876 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 802876 787888 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787888 967324 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 967324 724913.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 724913.26 838226.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 838226.81 966261.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 966261.19 971186.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971186.4 924698.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 924698.97 1072242.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072242.78 1087425.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1087425.1 1028526.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1028526.57 1098794.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1098794.78 920828.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920828.75 1006214.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1006214.19 1397017.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1397017.37 913443.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 913443.92 962647.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 962647.77 1295673.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1295673.7 1922839.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1922839.09 701881.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 701881.72 1049862.43 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1049862.43 1043046.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1043046.55 1431036.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1431036.12 1401855.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1401855.59 1540087.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1540087.21 1910814.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1910814.73 1961909.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1961909.69 1730743.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1730743.87 1539155.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1539155.09 1570395.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1570395.85 2125043.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2125043.45 981607.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 981607.07 868606.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 868606.61 1034327.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1034327.63 1297492.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1297492.12 524654.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524654.5 647716.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647716.29 821535.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 821535.17 1220085.91 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1220085.91 733800.43 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 733800.43 1023621.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1023621.04 863357.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 863357.59 1065267.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1065267.16 814035.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814035.2 844500.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 844500.46 972462.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 972462.78 1597227.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1597227.95 1028158.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1028158.4 1814526.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1814526.94 3812494.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3812494.13 5167684.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5167684.52 1584750.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1584750.95 -375965.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -375965.52 5880.38 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5880.38 7626.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7626.34 508027.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808824.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787888.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 967324.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 716757.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 838226.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 966261.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971186.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 924698.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072242.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1087425.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1027025.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1098794.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920828.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1006214.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1397017.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 917681.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 962647.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1295673.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1922839.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 701881.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1049862.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1043046.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1431036.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1401855.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1540087.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1910814.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1961909.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1730743.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1539155.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1570479.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2125043.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 982254.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 868606.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1035128.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1297492.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524654.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647716.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 821535.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1221565.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 733800.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1023621.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 863507.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1065267.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814035.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 844500.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 979972.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1604533.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1028158.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1814526.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3812494.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5167684.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1584750.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -375965.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5880.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7626.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0072 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM staff provide operational support and conduct health assessment activities through a global network of clinics and mobile health teams. These health assessment activities ensure that individuals from these populations are fit to travel, that they receive cost- effective interventions for select infectious diseases where indicated and available, and that communicable diseases of public health significance are identifies, managed, and reported. The project will also implement research activities to examine alternative diagnostic and treatment regimens for select diseases, to develop and evaluate enhanced outbreak detection and response systems, and to investigate and characterize health conditions affecting globally mobile populations with the overall goal of strengthening health assessment procedures and disease prevention and control activities. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World United States of America Tanzania, United Republic of Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 59220.27 75215.65 79246.76 79647.84 82152.07 27790.91 403273.5 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403273.5 403273.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18486 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18486 14455 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14455 8829 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8829 16498 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16498 44279 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44279 76250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76250 17565 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17565 40260 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40260 100922 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100922 109072 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109072 -43343 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43343 15207.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17733.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18382.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31008.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68759.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27704.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30592.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37225.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156658.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46373.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50221.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -50622.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47367.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1395.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project ensures that humanitarian entrants into Australia meet the health requirement as set out in Australian migration law and arrive Australia in safe orderly and dignified manner. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Sectors non Specified Migration Health Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1118871.96 3619151.37 10636545.76 11710908.67 10047784.7 54545816.61 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37133262.46 37133262.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1265544.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 904198.51 1264220.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 918484.3 884521.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 685725.32 1243740.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 960191.52 1458051.82 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1081271.1 1922592.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1416796.17 2277244.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1631172.75 3518426.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2534589.27 2690516.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1904241.79 1933078.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1335044.12 2294532.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1502993.51 2304825.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1569512.03 3162808.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100718.05 3459710.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2277190.9 2166877.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1387303.17 3585949.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2374205.38 2624737.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1730416.94 72269.84 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47987.94 2082414.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1375127.51 1538464.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1036082.99 3269.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1957.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 216.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 687.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3994.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 422013.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 607795.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 789159.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1537105.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759772.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1030568.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2390480.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1659143.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1066459.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1824476.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1319563.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1809796.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1792955.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2279643.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1724228.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2702025.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2864983.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605824.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to provide resettlement (medical) assistance to New Zealand Refugee Quota Programme (RQP) and RQP applicants, in accordance with their roadmap to accommodate its annual refugee quota recently doubled to 1500. In the MOU and Framework Agreement between IOM and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), in this particular project, IOM will provide Immigration New Zealand (INZ), under the umbrella of MBIE, with pre-migration health assistance, including immigration medical exam (IME), settlement health assessment (SHA) and departure health check (DHC) to establish fitness to travel and provide resettlement travel assistance from their country of refuge to New Zealand. International Organization for Migration (IOM) New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Lebanon Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia New Zealand Pakistan IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Somalia IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Ethiopia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1456026.66 2408022.5 2381025.36 2273300.9 1597189.2 798594.9 10914159.52 Contracted Grant Amount New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10914159.52 10914159.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 887182 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 887182 97733.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97733.11 1565640.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1565640.3 24092.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24092.52 86313.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86313.34 -621942 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) -621942 1157234.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1157234.47 703819.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 703819.29 308606.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308606.89 119260.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119260.65 1667414.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1667414.05 236157.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236157.04 224653.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224653.11 333197.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333197.03 1989453.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1989453.5 4071.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 8562.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 36.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 97999.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227554.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107892.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110986.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515333.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195454.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303264.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389477.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654423.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678436.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503319.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 459842.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 639329.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527304.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 565250.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide comprehensive medical assessments of refugees in Lebanon being considered for resettlement on medical grounds. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 225112.67 225112.67 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225112.67 225112.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109494.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109494.6 115617.77 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115617.77 -23327.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23327.58 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 1241.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81357.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8445.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88069 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22671.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To conduct refugee health activities required for uninterrupted and safe refugee resettlement from ECA (Europe and Central Asia) region to USA, including refugee health assessments, immunization, treatment, referrals, fitness to travel and medical movement support. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Ukraine Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Sweden Russian Federation (the) Malta IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Kazakhstan Italy Israel Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Germany Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Azerbaijan Austria Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1141352.16 5772540.27 10414352.46 14637902.99 13593590.82 45559738.7 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45559738.7 45559738.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393900.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393900.42 444277.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 444277.66 644316.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644316.47 807346.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807346.58 843514.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 843514.87 997195.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 997195.42 1349639.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1349639.16 1253664.44 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1253664.44 1947071.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1947071.96 2371651.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2371651.6 2406433.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2406433.9 2585361.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2585361.45 2568574.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2568574.87 393900.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 444277.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644316.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807346.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 843514.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 997195.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1349639.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1253664.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1947071.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2371651.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2406433.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2585361.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2568574.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM support of medical examinations for completion of UNHCR Medical Assessment Forms (MAF) for resettlement of UNHCR persons of concern in Jordan. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 30703.45 30703.45 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30703.45 30703.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30703.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30703.64 -13483.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13483.4 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 96.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9583.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7514.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the scope of this pilot project, IOM will coordinate the DNA collection process according to the established standard operating procedures, in collaboration with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND). As the backlogs and prognoses of the IND are uncertain for 2021 and likely to fluctuate, IOM is flexible in assessing possibilities in requests from countries other than Sudan, Greece, Lebanon and Turkey and therefore includes a caseload based on dossiers. In addition, IOM will facilitate identification interviews for applicants in Lebanon. Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Sudan Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Lebanon Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Sectors non Specified Migration Health Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 87441.3 174377.34 243960.86 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261818.64 261818.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 243960.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244694.73 -59007 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -62706.7 0.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13881.45 3809.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24690.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41234.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75045.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42364.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8082.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0095 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Japanese government plans to introduce a pre-entry TB screening (JPETS) programme and entrusts the Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT-JATA) with the responsibility to coordinate with the IOM to develop the program, and requests IOM to develop an electronic platform that will enable the Centre for JPETS Quality Assessment, counting on IOM's expertise and global experience in pre-migration TB detection services and its technical capacity to develop information management system. Since 2021, IOM has been providing technical supports in determining the Technical Instructions of JPETS and will continue contributing to successful implementation of the JPETS programme in order to reduce the burden of TB within Japan, as well as to improve the health of migrants through the early detection and appropriate treatment of active TB among migrants prior to departure. The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 43204.32 241635.47 37605012 Contracted Grant Amount The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284839.79 284839.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37605000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288891.45 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16552.84 136843.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57724.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59590.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30920.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8433.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4112.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -193.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0096 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This resettlement project aims to find long term durable solutions for refugees, mainly focusing on those who remain vulnerable (as determined by UNHCR) in the first country of asylum, Uganda. Refugees with medical conditions may be referred to IOM by UNHCR to assist with the completion of the Medical Assessment Form (MAF). The aim of the MAF is to identify refugees who need priority resettlement on medical grounds. IOM conducts an assessment of a refugee's medical condition, prognosis and the possibility of management in the country of asylum and provides recommendations on the need and urgency of resettlement. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uganda World Canada IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Norway Sweden United States of America Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 14493.57 14493.57 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14493.57 14493.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14493.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14493.5 -2671.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2671.14 3058.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1059.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16039.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8334.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0097 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM's Migration Health Division will ensure that refugees accepted for resettlement to Canada by the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will receive pre-departure medical services such as immigration medical examinations, vaccinations, treatment of conditions of public health importance, pre-embarkation checks and medical assistance for movements. IOM will also provide outbreak management. The costs of the pre-departure medical services are covered by the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) based on a “fee for service” model though Medavie Blue Cross, a Canadian non-profit company, which administers funds for governmental and non-governmental agencies and serves as the claims administrator under contract with IRCC. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Canada Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5050430.64 20965930.01 24028915.37 19471172.79 93286839.74 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69516448.81 69516448.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15521144.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11545602.25 6404652.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4724327.71 1865794.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1384394.14 5741623.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4249530.05 7866083.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5767027.73 4583406.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3410484.92 3987542.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2921735.62 2878405.19 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2104097.38 1078740.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 788586.2 11778671.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8578572.34 216.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 13303 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 192.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1537761.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4731461.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6511999.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3286341.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2847510.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4068901.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5733223.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2913271.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3441986.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4263932.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0098 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides administrative support to the non-IOM affiliated health care provider providing pre-departure medical services to refugees under the Canadian resettlement program. The support includes facilitation of claim reimbursement, if requested by the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada and agreed by IOM. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Canada Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 731361.53 829895.88 278236.04 29449.11 2490367.85 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1868942.56 1868942.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1328584.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 974691.22 55990.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41922.38 199640.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146514.34 184139.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137537.85 693932.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 510985.65 593.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443.63 62559.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45829.26 -621701.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -454460.38 10245.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7496.9 7972.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5678.05 201622.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67644.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211568.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178516.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44304.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214551.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435923.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9491.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36599.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6449.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0099 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to facilitate safe and healthy migration by ensuring United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) beneficiaries residing in Asia meet immigration health requirements. As part of this work, IOM will conduct or arrange health assessments, vaccination, facilitate referrals where needed and plan for health assistance during travel, such as through the provision of medical escorts. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Pakistan Philippines Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Sri Lanka Cambodia Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Sectors non Specified Migration Health Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Project with no inclusion of gender issues 19071230.74 23595392.1 14682290.64 2978728.56 60327642.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60327642.04 60327642.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1386530.93 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1386530.93 1683354.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1683354.46 2053367.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2053367.56 2622045.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2622045.06 2467118.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2467118.58 2541472.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2541472.1 3591690.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3591690.1 4454009.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4454009.4 5812196.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5812196.16 1386530.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1683354.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2053367.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2622045.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2467118.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2541482.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3591690.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4454009.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5812196.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to facilitate safe and healthy migration by ensuring United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) beneficiaries residing in Latin America meet immigration health requirements. As part of this work, IOM will conduct or arrange health assessments, vaccination, facilitate referrals where needed and plan for health assistance during travel, such as through the provision of medical escorts. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Latin America and the Caribbean El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 37166206 36310477.83 11819093.94 1281726.93 86577504.7 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86577504.7 86577504.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106742.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106742.9 184970.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184970.67 383965.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383965.68 1343068.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1343068.4 1402148.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1402148.45 4647297.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4647297.79 8026222.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8026222.85 9284911.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9284911.27 6838402.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6838402.96 106742.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184970.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383965.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1343068.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1402148.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4647297.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8026222.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9284911.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6838402.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to facilitate safe and healthy migration by ensuring United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) beneficiaries residing in the Africa region meet immigration health requirements. As part of this work, IOM will conduct or arrange health assessments, vaccination, facilitate referrals where needed and plan for health assistance during travel, such as through the provision of medical escorts. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 South Africa Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ethiopia Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8012613.78 35247669.06 46717924.94 39265335.19 129243542.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129243542.97 129243542.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4065966.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4065966.77 5649755.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5649755.63 6553064.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6553064.87 8571867.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8571867.53 7430973.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7430973.4 8009868.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8009868.58 10271841.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10271841.63 15196351.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15196351.07 8925375.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8925375.15 25794 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 152769.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 205.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 4065966.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5649755.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6553064.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8571867.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7430973.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8009868.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10271841.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15017851.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8925104.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to facilitate safe and healthy migration by ensuring United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) beneficiaries residing in the Middle East and North Africa region meet immigration health requirements. As part of this work, IOM will conduct or arrange health assessments, vaccination, facilitate referrals where needed and plan for health assistance during travel, such as through the provision of medical escorts. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Qatar Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 22647296.41 31946154.08 30498033.42 7455269.4 92546753.31 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92546753.31 92546753.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3089462.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3089462.7 4665929.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4665929.12 5345333.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5345333.94 8108015.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8108015.23 5233072.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5233072.7 6219628.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6219628.71 6830983.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6830983.2 7934041.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7934041.15 5356642.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5356642.74 370.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5325.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3089462.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4667920.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5345333.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8108015.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5233072.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6219258.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6825731.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7934041.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5359579.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to facilitate safe and healthy migration by ensuring that applicants for USRAP meet the immigration health requirements and improve their health along the migration continuum. With the support of this project, USRAP beneficiaries will receive vaccinations and presumptive treatment in accordance with the immigration health guidelines of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Global Migration and Quarantine relevant for the country of operation. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3878729.11 5289682.15 4525147.85 1064296.62 14757855.73 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14757855.73 14757855.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158131.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158131.7 458833.44 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 458833.44 587567.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587567.01 838467.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 838467.36 996668.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996668.18 739503.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 739503.11 1286342.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1286342.2 2662885.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2662885.78 1319925.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1319925.74 158131.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 458833.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587567.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 838467.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996668.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 739503.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1286342.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2662885.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1319925.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to facilitate safe and healthy migration by ensuring that applicants for USRAP meet the immigration health requirements and improve their health along the migration continuum. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Health and Human Services IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Migration Health Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1873862.33 2585770.9 1428853.37 258379.05 6146865.65 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6146865.65 6146865.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616587 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616587 1218770 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1218770 420119 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420119 944322 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944322 418310 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418310 317396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317396 326007.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707508.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 861765.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 559215.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 983741.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210143.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630522.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After two years of fruitful collaboration between the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and IOM, the DNA Sample Collection Support for Family Reunification project will be renewed for a third year. IOM will coordinate the DNA collection process according to the established standard operating procedures, in collaboration with (MFA) and (IND). As the backlogs and prognoses of the IND are uncertain for 2023/2024 and likely to fluctuate, IOM is flexible in assessing possibilities in requests from countries other than Lebanon, Turkey, Sudan, Ethiopia and Iran, and therefore includes a caseload based on dossiers. In addition, IOM will facilitate identification interviews for applicants in Lebanon and Sudan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Sudan Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Lebanon Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Ethiopia Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 214113.8 186796.58 370201.61 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400910.38 400910.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370201.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405477.98 14350.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51869.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68938.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122280.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136210.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21403.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19070.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM’s global response to COVID-19 aims to limit human-to-human transmission, minimize the impact of COVID-19 in vulnerable countries with limited preparedness capacity, and reduce specific threats that pose current and future risk to the United States. IOM will also implement a number of public health interventions for Ukrainian and Afghan migrants and refugees, faced with mounting health needs of these populations. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Qatar Ukraine United States of America Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 388666.05 7883796.43 10204276.11 773261.67 19250000.26 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19250000.26 19250000.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1491689 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1491689 1716310 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1716310 607631 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 607631 2664302 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2664302 576445 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 576445 3399231 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3399231 81141.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2291272.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 835897.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2886454.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 802440.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3307386.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 803141.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is part of the overall IOM’s work with CDC on sustaining the Expansion of the Overseas Health Assessment and Management of U.S.-Bound Refugees, Non-Immigrant Visa Applicants and other Migrant Populations, focusing on facilitating vaccination of Ukrainian refugees and migrants in the EU and neighbouring countries. As part of this work, IOM aims to address vaccination hesitancy and various barriers that Ukrainian refugees and migrants face when using vaccination services. In coordination with the respective Ministries of Health, European CDC (ECDC), UNICEF and WHO, IOM also intends to develop training and tools for health providers working with Ukrainian refugees, helping them to better understand and address needs of these communities. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe Ukraine Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 453839.85 631275.39 631275.39 343609.25 2059999.88 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2059999.88 2059999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120670 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120670 305504 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305504 76558 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76558 232917 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232917 81328 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81328 289191 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289191 25643.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199045.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201484.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303712.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23950.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291324.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87153.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Japanese government plans to introduce a pre-entry TB screening (JPETS) programme and entrusts the Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT-JATA) with the responsibility to coordinate with the IOM to develop the program, and requests IOM to develop JPETS Information Management System (JIMS) that will enable the Centre for JPETS Quality Assessment, counting on IOM's expertise and global experience in pre-migration TB detection services and its technical capacity to develop information management system. The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 60130.89 210205.83 37605008 Contracted Grant Amount The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270336.72 270336.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37605000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279903.24 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -29285.71 91.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66274.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7997.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109880.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66373.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of the vaccine demand and confidence project is to increase COVID-19 vaccine confidence, demand, and uptake among selected urban and camp refugee populations. The project is being implemented in three (3) regions: Africa, Europe and Asia. The International Organization for Migration (IOM), will provide in-country oversight and management for the project, including leading training, assessment, intervention, and monitoring/evaluation activities. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Ethiopia Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Sectors non Specified Migration Health Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 272068.97 826976.07 246780.21 1345825.25 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1345825.25 1345825.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47560 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47560 147307 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147307 122660 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122660 104883 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104883 2662.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 87824.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157882.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122284.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74134 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support Kenya and the United Republic of Tanzania to achieve consensus on documents developed to enhance cross-border public health collaboration and information sharing and pilot these at one land point of entry. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 100237.55 133650.12 33412.53 267300.2 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267300.2 267300.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40159 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40159 3782 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3782 18582 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18582 40158.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8411.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16658.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is part of IOM's overall work with CDC to improve the health of migrants undergoing resettlement to the United States of America and protect the health of their receiving communities. It aims to strengthen the capacity to prevent, detect, investigate and respond to COVID-19 and other outbreaks of public health significance through various methods. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 United States of America Tanzania, United Republic of Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ethiopia Cameroon Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1786076.63 2372133.02 605622.34 4763831.99 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4763831.99 4763831.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137227 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137227 2307657 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2307657 260829 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260829 1045945 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1045945 2026188.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439180.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1241668.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63118.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to conduct an evaluation of a pilot project on latent tuberculosis infection voluntary testing and treatment for United States-bound refugees in the United Republic of Tanzania. This will help to inform the acceptability and feasibility of broader implementation, thereby contributing to improving post-arrival integration for refugees in resettlement and national tuberculosis control efforts. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Tanzania, United Republic of Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 32507.32 10835.76 43343.08 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43343.08 43343.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13006 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13006 1031 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1031 29306 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29306 14036.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41989.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0119 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote the health of United States-bound migrant populations through the implementation of public health activities to strengthen prevention and control of infectious diseases, including vaccination, as well as trainings for staff to facilitate programming. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Tanzania, United Republic of Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 26250.02 192990.61 61413.54 280654.17 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280654.17 280654.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 78896.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27445.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13583.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is part of the overall IOM’s work with CDC on sustaining the Expansion of the Overseas Health Assessment and Management of United States Bound Migrants, aiming to enhance global health security and preparedness. In coordination with partners, IOM plans to strengthen prevention and control of infectious diseases, develop training and tools and enhance health education to improve the health of migrants and their host communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Health and Human Services IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Philippines Pakistan IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Qatar IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Lebanon Sectors non Specified Migration Health Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 593343.96 580031 1173374.96 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1173374.96 1173374.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87550 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87550 42814 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42814 29122.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72904.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61580.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) During the COVID-19 pandemic, IOM worked on improving access to health services and strengthen protection and integration assistance to the migrant and refugee population from Venezuela in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru; while seeking to empower Civil Society; and in Venezuela, to strengthen the capacities of shelter and food security of populations in vulnerable conditions, people returning to Venezuela and those in a situation of pendular migration. This intervention is framed within the RMRP from 2019 to respond to the large-scale population movements recorded in Latin America and the Caribbean due to the political, socioeconomic and human rights situation in Venezuela. Through this action, IOM complements the efforts of the Governments of Colombia, Ecuador and Peru to respond to the flow of refugees and migrants from Venezuela. In addition, this project aims to strengthen inter-agency coordination at the regional level for a more coherent, harmonized, inclusive and representative response of all partners of the Inter-agency Coordination Platform, including Civil Society organizations. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 206462.18 1767724.01 183259.46 2000000.41 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2157445.65 2157445.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2252252.25 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) -189293.66 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.4 9000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 31635.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 74235.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 81282.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -3113.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 190161.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345384.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853213.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 438990.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19502.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33602.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3077.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0248 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will have, first and foremost, a remedial character seeking to alleviate the harm and the psychological effects of the losses suffered by the civilian population, because of the protracted armed conflict and displacement. It will also have an important focus on preventing harm and risks of trafficking in persons through various interventions designed to reduce exposure to violence, abuse and exploitation, while strengthening individual and community resilience. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 455922.73 874705.39 69372.16 1400000.28 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000.28 1400000.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 260000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260000 140000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140000 0.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.6 4115.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5377.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11752.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 945.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -11752.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2476.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1181.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1864.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93724.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240529.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453542.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317730.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41851.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51803.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13340.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113530.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58421.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -461.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0308 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With catalytic support made available through FIND’s Coronavirus Global Response, IOM will pilot the deployment and conduct operational research contributing to the evidence base for safe and effective usage of antigen-detecting rapid diagnostic tests (Ag-RDTs) in crisis settings such as Northwest Syria and settings affected by large scale population displacements in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon. Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with no inclusion of gender issues 253847.74 856152.26 1110000 Contracted Grant Amount Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1110000 1110000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367500 220500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220500 240345.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240345.84 -85286 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -85286 -24.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24.89 28367.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56881.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1428.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45830.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65602.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157917.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405900.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18090.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -802.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0370 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this collaboration with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), IOM will capitalize and build on its health technical and operational expertise to better respond to humanitarian and public health emergencies globally. IOM will strengthen its capacity to rapidlyrespond to humanitarian and public health emergencies through the recruitment of personnel dedicated to improving staff capacity for rapidresponse and assess of IOM's existing health information systems and conducting capacity building trainings. This initiative will complement IOM's contribution to the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA), including the implementation of the CDC-RFA-GH15-1632 cooperative agreement on global health security partnership engagement. IOM also intends to work with implementing partners from within CDC-RFA-GH16-1719cooperative agreement, with potential collaborators including Johns Hopkins University and The Eastern Mediterranean Public Health Network (EMPHNET) on emergency training modules and field level epidemiological investigations. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only 15969.53 520483.4 726169.16 1792007.45 508619.81 2045567.93 2531334.91 8140152.19 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8140152.19 8140152.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1865 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1865 51066 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51066 99461 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99461 71525 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71525 164564 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164564 92345 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92345 11142 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11142 207437 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207437 282242 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282242 37291 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37291 178697 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178697 460721 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460721 581234 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581234 823171 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 823171 622847 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 622847 1189807 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189807 796508 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 796508 1022927 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1022927 287348 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287348 513443 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513443 620657 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620657 50000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1145 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 6411.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 5716.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 84446.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5831.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47670.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46541.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 196969.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7783.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56245.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14060.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 157484.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 87687.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91872.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92262.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80478.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78611.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35988.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257778.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107594.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38943.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320940.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504248.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 511655.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 606934.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 761789.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200909.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 802527.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605866.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 458417.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 722279.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49483.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24499.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44220.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0371 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is a continuation of the previous two phases implemented in 2017-2018 and 2019-2021, respectively. It is a multi-country project aiming to deliver continuum of care in challenging operating environments, through provision of essential human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), tuberculosis (TB) and malaria services. The interventions are planned towards addressing the needs of general populations with focus on vulnerable groups including refugees, migrants and internally displaced persons and those in hard-to-reach areas in Syria, Yemen and Iraq. It also includes refugees, migrants and vulnerable populations in Jordan and Lebanon where in the latter is expanded to Palestinian refugees. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Yemen Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 27266928.23 27266928.23 27266923.93 81800780.39 Contracted Grant Amount The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81800780.39 81800780.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5568315.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5568315.26 4840450 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4840450 154748.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154748.52 6238433.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6238433.17 3838043.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3838043.78 4159735 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4159735 6488234 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6488234 545793.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545793.46 2880948 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2880948 1834859.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1834859.67 985318.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 985318.23 5079421 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5079421 447948.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 447948.71 4236059 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4236059 5816769.62 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5816769.62 3771727.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3771727.12 2189571 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2189571 2072782 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2072782 8090199.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8090199.11 257634.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 31499.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 101.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 99443.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 56049.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 473692.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 36001.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 344876.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 280647.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 55544.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 95937.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 429441.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 34753.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 380550.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 67800 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1271924.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -39.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -857161.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 793441.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1589796.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2670584.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8703753.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6874640.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4810420.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6320207.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4362959.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3018773.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3567650.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6967141.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12274959.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0514 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This multiagency response aims to support the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Working with partners IOMs component of the project focusses on supporting selected IGAD Member States increase access to health for vulnerable groups with a specific focus on sites identified by IGAD that have quarantine/isolation or screening facilities. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Africa Uganda South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia Sudan Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ethiopia Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2600630.11 2967990.06 2399380.82 7968000.99 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7968000.99 7968000.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3485000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3485000 3087000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3087000 1396000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1396000 1.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.49 -1560.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1560.42 1960 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2940 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -962.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -13000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4900 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -14.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 1950.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15540 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 20414.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1653.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -2940 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -6500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 14433.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525825.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 985162.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1288189.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1196218.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1172300.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1432694.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274000.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 511913.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487595.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4773.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1560.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0521 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the efforts of the Greek authorities in addressing the health needs of migrants living in the Greek islands of Lesvos, Samos, Chios, Leros and Kos and easing the health burden on the local health services. To this end, IOM will strengthen the diagnostic capacities of the biochemistry laboratory and radiological facility in the five (5) Reception and Identification Centres (RICs) on the aforementioned islands through the provision of technical (medical teams) and logistical support (ambulances and essential medical equipment and supplies). Through the proposed activities, IOM aims particularly at relieving the burden of the national health care system and reinforcing the national health actor that does not have sufficient capacity to serve the RICs’ medical caseload due to limited resources, coupled with COVID-19 restrictions and limitations. Ultimately, the project will enhance the health and well-being of migrants residing in RICs, while also supporting other operational aspects (such as RICs’ decongestion) related to the management of RICs by the responsible Greek authority (RIS). Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Greece Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 180434.37 1187843.29 800500.57 41485.99 2000000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2210264.22 2210264.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2389486.26 -89555 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -97981.4 -221.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -229786.95 44901.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525790.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116523.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147267.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112503.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131624.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141040.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 615933.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148373.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77758.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0522 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Improving essential health care services in Buthidaung, Maungdaw and Pauktaw, Rakhine State including mainstreaming COVID-19 prevention and response actions in township health plans. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1081032.7 1361966.57 763903.28 1232636.54 4439539.09 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4439539.09 4439539.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 839827 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 839827 29163.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29163.41 497372 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 497372 869119 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869119 443081 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443081 51892.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51892.22 221540 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221540 346634 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346634 682693 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682693 482957 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482957 38267.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 108223.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 123082.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217241.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265800.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290333.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196388.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274531.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 336582.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400474.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229204.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265306.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382958.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326152.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11874.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166734.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171883.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251692.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0523 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to strengthen the integration of health nutrition population (HNP) services for the host community and DRP, IOM's operational activities under the Health and Gender Support Project (HGSP) investments will focus on improving the infrastructure at community clinics (CCs) and the District Sadar Hospital (DSH) and strengthening Government capacity to provide quality health care by providing qualified health staff for these facilities. In addition, IOM will operationalize a systematic referral system to support referrals from community clinics to higher-level facilities and strengthen community groups (CGs) for community mobilization to increase access to and utilization of HNP and gender based violence (GBV) response services. In addition, through this funding arrangement, IOM will cover the financing of operational activities for the third and fourth years of the ongoing additional financing (AF) of the Health Sector Support Project (HSSP) in Cox's Bazar, given that previously allocated AF funds for the third year have been reprogrammed towards the COVID-19 response. The ongoing activities undertaken through the HSSP AF to provide support to the DRP will continue for four years, i.e. the 3rd year (March 2021-February 2022) and 4th year (March 2022 - February 2023) of implementation of HSSP, using the financing of the HGSP. Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 9718495.69 12957993.6 12957993.6 9321518.3 44956001.19 Contracted Grant Amount Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44956001.19 44956001.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7364717 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7364717 16440650 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16440650 7194633 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7194633 5800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5800000 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7000000 1156000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156000 209797.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 200155 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 200427.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 190253 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 188001.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 130033.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 240948.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 270684.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 343728.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 251441.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 67728.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1116155.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002044.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1817522.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1886799.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2640847.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3042030.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4548814.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4168300.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3730992.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5181620.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1201002.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1751049.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5437446.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4084508.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812673.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0530 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of this project aims to continue strengthening the capacity of the national authorities to prevent the spread of COVID 19 at targeted points of entry and thereby reduce the devasting effects of the current disease outbreaks on local populations. To achieve this objective, a comprehensive approach through 2 primary components is proposed. IOM will support the national and regional health authorities to set up dignified quarantine/isolation sites for migrants and the host population. In addition, IOM will work with the local authorities to strengthen COVID-19 outbreak surveillance through provision of basic health equipment and materials to five (5) points of entry, as requested by the Government of Burundi. IOM also will support the reinforcement of disease surveillance at borders through provision of trainings for border officials and an increased availability of information on cross-border population movements. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 336152.27 666647.69 1002799.96 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002799.96 1002799.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002800 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002800 -100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -100000 35.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35.07 14954.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17039.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36673.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110896.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233009.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355934.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22805.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3205.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111205.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2889.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0546 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the BiH authorities in their COVID-19 prevention and response. This will be achieved by reducing COVID-19 infection risks among the migrant and asylum-seeking population and preparing national authorities to include migrants within the COVID-19 vaccination programme. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4936.21 230485.49 149628.04 350000.24 Contracted Grant Amount Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385049.74 385049.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332936.98 69999.62 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38601.8 3110.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17066.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89785.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22623.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19192.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128330.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91432.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0547 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention will contribute to tackling the risk of COVID-19 spread in Niger through targeted support to vaccinate vulnerable groups of migrants in the region of Agadez. In the framework of the upcoming vaccination campaign, which prioritizes migrants, and refugees due to the increased epidemiological risk raised by mobility, IOM Niger will support the national response by (1) Supporting the capacity of health providers and staff in the region of Agadez (2) Supporting the logistics required by vaccination delivery and implementation (3) and supporting sensitization activities in Agadez region. Operations will result in delivering stronger health response across the region, benefitting to an estimated 20,000 direct beneficiaries in Agadez and contributing to the development of logistical solutions useful to the overall COVID-19 response. Activities will positively impact a vulnerable social segment, migrants and returnees being at risk of being stigmatized as vectors of COVID19 while already often suffering traumatic or health issues. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Niger Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 375095.2 651146.47 66158.42 999999.83 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1092400.09 1092400.09 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) 954653.94 105464.88 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24000.43 -9.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21.79 648.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 62831.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83770.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204217.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261841.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49347.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109090.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61727.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87591.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60229.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2642.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -511.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 489.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0549 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Greece has been facing a two-fold challenge since the outbreak of the COVID-19 in March 2020, namely the health risks associated with the virus itself, coupled with the broader health and protection risks emerging from the persistent overcrowding within the migrant settings operating in the country (RICs, open accommodation sites, pre-removal centres, UMC facilities). The project seeks to address this challenge by taking urgent measures on two fronts: (a) Reinforcing COVID-19 prevention and response measures within migrant facilities operating in the country by setting up fully equipped mobile units and modular clinics for the treatment of COVID-19 cases in open accommodation sites, pre-removal centres and UMC shelters, creating COVID-19 isolation/quarantine areas in pre-removal centres, providing COVID-19 related medical supplies and medicines for all the mobile units, modular clinics and RICs, and; (b) Reinforcing COVID-19 referral Hospitals and Primary Health Centres located in areas with large migrant populations by providing them with COVID-19 related medical equipment. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 660433.4 12087856.92 15962928.42 25300000.1 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28711218.74 28711218.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30190930.79 -72892.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3555224.77 425685.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339754.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4158811.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10274208.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4201307.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713442.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5925666.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 585432.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11378.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0553 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Niger is vulnerable to diseases such as AIDS, Hepatitis B and Tuberculosis. Because of the particularity of these diseases and their infectious nature, effective screening and provision of care is of upmost importance for the well-being of people on the move who run the risk to see their health deteriorate if treatment and monitoring options are not in place, without mentioning the risk of contaminating host communities as well. In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to the fight against infectious diseases through the strengthening of health systems along migratory routes in Niger. This project proposes an approach based on five pillars: i) An assessment of the migrants' care framework in Niger and in the targeted countries, notably Algeria, Guinea, Libya and Nigeria, in order to establish a baseline and understand the needs related to screening and the provision of care to migrants; ii) strengthening of the capacities of the health authorities in the targeted screening and treatment centers, more particularly in the Agadez and Niamey regions; iii) the development and dissemination of a screening checklist focused on AIDS, Hepatitis B and Tuberculosis iv) the development and dissemination of specific Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the provision of care in the targeted centers; and finally, v) organization of two workshops, one aiming at training relevant stakeholders on the use of the SOPs as well as training them to become future trainers, and a second one which aims to discuss the findings of the assessment, and brainstorm on the sustainability of the project with key actors and potential donors. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 109834.12 124438.19 65727.69 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -31648.76 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31648.76 137.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3817.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8940.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35756.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66621.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5343.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28785.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11342.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87883.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4723.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0556 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support COVID-19 response in selected countries by providing sub-grants and coordination opportunities to vetted diaspora organizations to strengthen and facilitate the reach and effectiveness of diaspora initiatives in COVID-19 relief and recovery. Eligible projects will be funded, supported, and monitored by IOM both at the level of diasporas’ countries of residence and origin. The project aims to enhance COVID-19 response and recovery efforts by supporting diaspora interventions in their countries of origin, in coordination with local stakeholders. Through the identification of priority countries and needs on the ground with respect to COVID-19 relief and recovery, and in leveraging their human capital, financial contributions and community networks, selected diaspora organizations’ interventions will be supported via the subgrant in their process of scaling up existing initiatives. Subgrantees will operate and complement the COVID-19 relief and recovery efforts undertaken by local actors by proposing context specific solutions, including the support of health systems’ strengthening as relevant. Through the allocation and the implementation of the subgrants, the project seeks to promote mechanisms towards more effective coordination and communication opportunities among the different stakeholders involved in COVID-19 response including local and national governments, organizations, and diaspora. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Philippines Tunisia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 114196.49 737626.77 148176.88 1000000.14 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.14 1000000.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43848 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43848 78889 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78889 107748 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107748 192679 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192679 399898 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399898 147583 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147583 -0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.21 41638.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 226584.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72396.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86634.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104101.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118391.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364500.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11674.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -55278.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0558 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will contribute to IOM’s COVID-19 response in Libya, in alignment with the IOM Strategic Response and Recovery Plan COVID-19 for 2021 and WHO’s Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan. The project will focus on supporting Ejdabia municipality in the East of Libya – location which is particularly underserved. The overall objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening disease prevention and response capacity to COVID-19 in Ejdabia. To achieve this, IOM proposes a multifaceted approach that includes measures related to 1) Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) and promoting individual behavioural change related to prevention of transmission, and 2) improving accessibility to health and WASH services to support the community members to stay healthy. The project includes the provision of primary health care services, including screening for symptoms of COVID-19 in the community, accompanied by RCCE campaigns, and technical and material support to the local health facilities in order to strengthen their capacity for testing and treatment. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2020-2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 721547.23 178453.02 900000.25 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.25 900000.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6426 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6426 49398 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49398 148005 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148005 200094 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200094 413108 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413108 82969 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82969 -0.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.46 6425.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78386.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163816.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194485.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373917.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82883.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0560 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention aims to mitigate the immediate needs of primary health services, non-food items and food security presented by the vulnerable population living in selected communities, predominantly indigenous, in the states of Amazonas and Bolívar. Medical teams will be deployed every two months to a sector and spend a weekly period there. This will increase impact within the communities and enable capacity building of local resources. IOM will procure, supply, and install two generators to Hospital Dr José Gregorio Hernández (Puerto Ayacucho), Amazonas state, and Caicara Hospital (Cedeño), Bolivar State, both currently affected by lack of energy. The food security component will contribute to decrease the number of households in which some member skips meals due to scarcity of food through the distribution of food kits. Beneficiaries will be selected with the cooperation of indigenous leaders and a needs assessment with community participation conducted by IOM. Family hygiene kits with COVID-19 components will be delivered in all target communities, the provided quantity of items per kit is expected to last for four weeks for a household composed of four members. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1023325.11 2432309.7 60732.14 3516366.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3516366.95 3516366.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128799 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128799 177071 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177071 748024 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 748024 1088365 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1088365 1159804 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1159804 214304 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214304 0.24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.24 48540 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61146 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71207.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 128799.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 330778.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 915565.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 862805.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 883221 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214304.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0562 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the country’s independence in 2011, the protracted conflict in South Sudan has left the country’s health system fragile and unable to address the growing and diverse needs of its population, including that of women and children with very poor and limited infrastructure which remain largely inaccessible to most of the population, including nearly 2 million internally displaced persons (IDPs). This situation is exacerbated by flooding during the six-month rainy season and a severe lack of human resources for health (qualified health care workers). Thus, the country has not been able to meet maternal, new-born and child health care needs, including those related to immunization reflecting a low routine immunization coverage with only 60 percent of children aged under 1 being reported as having received the Penta3 vaccination in 2020, a slight increase from 2019 at 44%. IOM, through the Health Systems strengthening support to the ministry of Health project aims to contribute to increased routine immunization coverage of children 0 to 23 months through scaling up of vaccination services to IDPs, returnees, conflict affected host communities in hard -to-reach locations by strengthening vaccine last mile delivery, service delivery and improved data management. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 328752 328752 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328752 328752 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328732 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328732 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 88580.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25127.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40875.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39175.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80089.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54840.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0564 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project includes five areas of intervention: a) providing health assistance to crisis affected populations including through health consultations; b) providing mental health and psychosocial support services to crisis affected populations: community based mental health and psychosocial support activities will be conducted in the communities/urban locations, and psychological first aid and referrals will be conducted at detention centers, disembarkation points targeting distressed migrants; c) support the Libyan authorities in their ability to coordinate and promote equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines in Libya, including amongst most vulnerable mobile populations; d) support the Libyan health system through enhanced ability to detect, notify and respond to suspected and confirmed cases of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases; e) provision of data, analysis and reporting identifying vulnerable migrants and internally displaced persons, and their immediate humanitarian needs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Austria - Austrian Development Agency IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 139027.09 984285.4 1000000.26 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1123312.49 1123312.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1138952.16 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) -102194.78 39656.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160524.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412818.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406368.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33470.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16081.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0565 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will support COVID-19 vaccination campaign through the provision of community-driven mobile vaccination clinics and capacity-building for enhancement of infection prevention and control measures in points of entries to provide communities better protection from COVID-19 associated risks and its effects. This will take place in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 59458.54 403503.77 462962.31 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462962.31 462962.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462962 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462962 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 489.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137062.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74523.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123901.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127004.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0566 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the proposed project is to contribute to enhancing public health capacity at points of entry (POE) for the safe resumption of international travel in Viet Nam. First, the frontline officials at POE and health-care providers at designated facilities will be equipped with the necessary personal protective equipment and other essential supplies that are identified in the needs assessment, to safely receive international travelers coming in and departing from Viet Nam, while effectively preventing transmission of COVID-19. Secondly, to ensure that coherent guidelines are applied and followed for the reopening of the borders and resumption of international travels, consultative workshops with the key relevant authorities on public health and border control will be organized to develop a national guideline on the resumption of international travels with public health measures, and its effective nation-wide application will be facilitated through training-of-trainers and roll out trainings to frontline officials at POE. Finally, while the Prime Minister-led National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control has been quite efficient in securing and rolling out COVID-19 vaccination, in more remote border areas with illiterate and less educated populations (often ethnic minorities), gaps were observed in their understanding of vaccine’s risks and benefits, and the use of vaccine certificate. The project will organize community outreach communication events to raise their awareness on COVID-19 vaccine and to inform them about how to use vaccination certificate for domestic movements and international travels. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 145235.93 1521430.18 1666666.11 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1666666.11 1666666.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1666666 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1666666 -4.95 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4.95 6726.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4235.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96950.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 660983.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428868.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468902.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0567 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint UN emergency response will follow the humanitarian sectors (health, water, sanitation and hygiene, food security and nutrition, shelter, education and protection) to enable coordination with development partners and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). It will engage both health and non-health actors at the sub-national level, such as provincial authorities, immigration and border police, military police, provincial and district health departments, local NGOs, and civil society organizations. It will coordinate with the established COVID-19 response committees, sub-committees and key line ministries to ensure access of migrants, including children, to essential health and social services, as well as protection. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 79611.17 800018.02 879629.19 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879629.19 879629.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879629 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879629 348522.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 100676.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173143.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93054.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164232.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0570 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, over 21,000 conflict-affected and vulnerable population groups including internally displaced persons, migrants, and conflict affected host communities in Ta’iz will have improved access to health services to address their urgent health needs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 88654.13 661346.08 750000.21 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000.21 750000.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.04 60970.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207611.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212985.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254245.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14028.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0573 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project envisages conducting field research activities in the reception and transit centres in Honduras and El Salvador to generate evidence for developing public policies to address the inequalities in sexual and reproductive health rights care for migrant girls, adolescents and women of reproductive age (the beneficiaries). Relevant government and civil society entities that provide health services to the beneficiaries will be part of this project. IOM has access to safety nets and safe spaces, including reception centres, along the main migration routes from research sites. Also, there is already an established relationship with government institutions that work directly with the beneficiaries to facilitate access to carry out the interviews, surveys and logistical support. Through this project, IOM will mainly focus on the right to a life free from violence, mental health and psychosocial support, and non-discrimination of migrant youth, women and girls, aiming to improve sexual and reproductive health care for migrant girls, adolescents and women of reproductive age in protracted displacement situations. The University of Southampton International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Central America Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 47358.02 34914.72 82272.74 Contracted Grant Amount The University of Southampton International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82272.74 82272.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62895.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The University of Southampton International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62895.39 18855 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The University of Southampton International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18855 522.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The University of Southampton International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522.33 4854.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17308.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12987.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7305.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25150.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3903.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10718.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0576 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Given its footprint in country and intrinsic knowledge of population movements and dynamics in country, as well as its experience in facilitating largescale and complex logistical operations in areas of high displacement, IOM is supporting the Government of Chad in the roll out of the national vaccination campaign specifically for mobile and displaced populations in parallel in the Moyen Chari, Logone Oriental, Logone Occidentale, Lac, Borkou, Ennedi, and Tibesti provincesSpecifically, IOM supports the Government in rolling-out the national vaccination campaign against COVID-19 for mobile and displaced communities in three consecutive phases across the seven above-mentioned provinces :1) Phase 1 – Community outreach on COVID-19 prevention and vaccination to ensure readiness and acceptance of the vaccine2) Phase 2 – Logistical support to the facilitation of the vaccination campaign3) Phase 3– Management of a feedback mechanism through a hotline, quality monitoring and referral mechanisms for any secondary effects. Chad - Ministry of Public Health and National Solidarity International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 789251.01 0 789251.01 Contracted Grant Amount Chad - Ministry of Public Health and National Solidarity International Organization for Migration (IOM) 789251.01 789251.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473550.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Chad - Ministry of Public Health and National Solidarity International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473550.6 78925.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Chad - Ministry of Public Health and National Solidarity International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78925.25 19296.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53527.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101510.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121979.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142703.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389360.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -39041.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -92.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0578 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The war in Ukraine has triggered one of the largest humanitarian crises on record with over 8 million people displaced in the country and another 5.7 million refugees and 224,000 third country nationals (TCNs) fleeing across borders since the start of the crisis. As the crisis continues to evolve, displacement patterns continue to change. Flexibility to support previously trapped populations in newly accessible areas, and to address new and secondary displacements and returning populations with humanitarian assistance, remains at the forefront of the response. In coordination with the Government of Ukraine and local partners, IOM is increasing access to health, mental health and psychosocial support, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for internally displaced persons, host communities, and TCNs in Ukraine in a manner that upholds their rights, dignity and well-being and that is better protected from sexual exploitation and abuse. The aim of the project is to address short term needs and mitigate potential long-term negative psychological effects among conflict-affected populations. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 536659.5 1713340.56 2250000.06 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2250000.06 2250000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2250000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2250000 19730.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51485.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650832.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 968736.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551717.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17608.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28085.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2606.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -740.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0579 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on existing IOM Afghanistan Migration Health programming and in coordination with the Health Cluster (HC) sub-regional teams in target provinces, this project will specifically support: COVID-19 response and case management, including support to 2 COVID-19 hospitals, the provision of COVID-19 vaccination, COVID-19 risk communication and community engagement including demand generation for vaccines and awareness raising in Kandahar and Nimroz provinces; Infectious diseases outbreak response with the focus on measles and acute watery diarrhea (AWD) through 8 Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) deployed in four provinces (Kandahar, Helmand, Balkh and Kunduz). Whilst a particular focus will be placed on screening for AWD and measles, RRT staff will also (where possible and feasible) screen (and refer as appropriate) for other infectious diseases, including COVID-19. The project targets a total of 680,480 persons. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1977148.44 1977148.44 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1977148.44 1977148.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1977148.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1977148.46 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 203000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 216594.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57034.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 67971.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1348185.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51009.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63937.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -914.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -29670.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0580 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will deliver humanitarian assistance to Myanmar Muslims from Rakhine State and special at-risk groups to contribute to their protection as project beneficiaries. The project will aim at improving the physical and psychosocial well-being of the migrants by providing the assistance of physical health, mental health and psychosocial support, food and supplemental nutrition, non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 408952.19 191047.76 599999.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 599999.95 599999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 -0.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.64 5795.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 530.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7105.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118740.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213101.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125161.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111019.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18653.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -109.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0582 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support the rapid scale up of COVID-19 vaccination through an intensification of the integrated COVID-19 and routine immunization efforts mainly focusing on the key areas of vaccine administration, safety /characteristics, demand creation, cold chain and storage requirements of COVID-19 vaccine, organizing COVID-19 vaccination sessions, AEFI Monitoring for COVID-19 vaccination, recording and monitoring. The vaccination exercise will be conducted through mobile outreach activities to locations linked to IOM facilities in Malakal, Wau, Rubkona and Abyei administrative area. Two vaccination teams each comprising of 1 supervisor, 1 vaccinator, 1 social mobilisers ,1 registrar and 1 crowd controllers (casual workers) will be deployed for each of the 4 locations. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 60030.01 60030.01 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60030.01 60030.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60030 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60030 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 45296.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1351.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27246.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19017.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7855.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0583 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the priorities of Afghanistan's HRP (2022) and in partnership with WHO, the de facto Ministry of Public Health and relevant health cluster actors, the project will contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of vulnerable Afghans in the areas of highest needs. Building on existing IOM Migration Health programming and in coordination with the Health Cluster sub-regional teams in target provinces, this project will support 6 Basic Health Centers in underserved areas for provision of primary health care including reproductive and child health care services, Nutrition, COVID-19 vaccination and mental health and psychosocial support services (Activity 1 and 3, AHF 1SA strategy). This project targets a total of 198,000 persons in high-risk flood-prone and post conflict affected provinces (Farah, Helmand and Herat), which are among the 14 provinces with more than 35 percent of the total population in need of humanitarian health services (HRP, 2022). This project aims to ensure lifesaving health care through supporting essential health system functions and emergency response, and preventing, detecting and responding to outbreaks. IOM stands ready to strengthen public health response capacities to save lives, while addressing migration and displacement drivers and mitigating mid-term impacts of the crisis in Afghanistan. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 466314.43 734290.76 1200605.19 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200605.19 1200605.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200604.62 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200604.62 0.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.15 158.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170819.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119952.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402953.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 374097.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151098.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18474.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0585 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on existing IOM Migration Health programming and in coordination with the Health Cluster, this project includes 1) The provision of primary health care including reproductive and child health care services, nutrition, COVID-19 vaccination as well as mental health and psychosocial support services through 4 temporary static Health Sub Centers and 6 Mobile Health Teams and 2) Health education and health promotion on prevention, and mitigation measures for respiratory infections and other winter-related risks through 4 Community Mobilizer Teams. This project targets the most underserved localities in high prioritized districts in two provinces (Badakhshan and Takhar). MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1114605.36 133449.63 1248054.99 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1248054.99 1248054.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1248055.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1248055.28 -0.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.23 343414.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798134.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119375.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20461.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7591.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0587 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the efforts of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic in reducing the spread of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases by strengthening overall health management (prevention, detection, and response to health threats) at the borders' points of entry (PoE). The project will procure prioritized equipment and supplies for PoEs identified in the needs assessment and will strengthen of the capacity of relevant national authorities through simulation exercise trainings. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 211899.9 288099.95 499999.85 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.85 499999.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 27988.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24764.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 365764.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81482.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -91.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0588 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project targets 168,000 persons in the earthquake affected districts of Paktika and Khost provinces with the provision of basic health care and psychosocial support through the deployment of four temporary static basic health centers and four mobile health teams. The project will also support Infectious disease outbreak preparedness and prevention through the deployment of six community mobilizer teams for community sensitization and awareness on disease prevention, particularly acute watery diarrhea/Cholera, which is of particular risk in the disaster-affected area. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 152406.48 732984.86 885391.34 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 885391.34 885391.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 885391.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 885391.31 -0.24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.24 222327.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616056.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10374.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2005.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17949.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16677.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0589 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to ensure the continuity of essential healthcare and post-arrival assistance by filling gaps in access to essential health services for those living in settlements underserved by health actors or with overburdened health facilities. To achieve this, IOM will strengthen coordination, provide essential health care, risk communication and community engagement, and border-level surveillance through six mobile health teams and rapid response teams to Herat, Nimroz3, Kandahar, Nangarhar, Balkh and Badakhshan. IOM will increase knowledge of population flows, returns, displacement and migration through the implementation of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to ensure better-targeted, evidence-based delivery of assistance to populations in most need in priority locations. DTM's activities will be nationwide, as they influence future geographical targeting of programs. Through the cross-border return and reintegration programme, IOM will provide humanitarian post-arrival assistance. Vulnerability screening, registration, health screening, refreshments and meals, temporary accommodation, transportation support, unconditional cash assistance, and onward referral for 5,000 returnees will be provided within the four major border crossing provinces. This project will also support the enhancement of the reception and transit center infrastructure to scale up capacity and operations to better meet the needs of the returnees. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2672750.26 1862249.95 4535000.21 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4535000.21 4535000.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1133750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1133750 1133750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1133750 1133750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1133750 1133750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1133750 -0.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.8 26723.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605184.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124429.93 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1541454.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2283723.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230501.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -130.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -286347.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14609.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5150.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0590 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the proposed project is to contribute to COVID-19 response activities through improved water, sanitation and hygiene access in public facilities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 230730.78 380380.24 611111.02 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611111.02 611111.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611111 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611111 12145.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37420.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43034.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44516.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275523.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121521.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68142.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8807.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0591 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the proposed project is to contribute to COVID-19 response activities through improved water, sanitation and hygiene access in public facilities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services North Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2021-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 183562.84 686807.17 870370.01 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 870370.01 870370.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 870370 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 870370 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 16255.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46694.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52000.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385029.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122480.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167774.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80135.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0592 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Aligned with the 2022 Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan, the intervention aims to (1) improve access to protection, health and education services, (2) provide humanitarian assistance and support integration, and (3) strengthen the capacity of civil society organizations. Target: a) Venezuelan migrants, refugees and host communities in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. b) Communities in border areas in Venezuela Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama South America IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2757993 120915.57 2666777.84 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2878908.57 2878908.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2658747 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2834485.07 8031 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8607.72 141611.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 73499.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 26050 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 97783.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -6312.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 96038.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 445827.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879946 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1097258.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16404.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2232.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10657.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0593 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Enhancing access to essential healthcare services for conflict-affected populations in Yemen Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 786703.95 20702.8 807406.75 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807406.75 807406.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807407 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807407 -0.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.16 46354.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68553.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309078.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248346.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103759.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31314.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0594 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project: Scaling up IOM’s electronic-Personal Health Record (e-PHR) funded by Takeda, through the piloting of the IOM e-PHR and related activities, aims at ensuring that inselected countries digital health records for migrants are available, promoting availability of medical data at national and at cross-border level, informing adequate health assessments and provision of care including referrals. The activities will be performed in partnership with national/local health authorities and will be linked and/or integrated whenever possible to the existing HIMS. The IOM e-PHR will promote an overarching migrant sensitive health governance approach/system which will ensure that staff working with migrants (health professionals, social workers, law enforcement) is trained on migration health and on the specific digital solution. Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World Yemen Uganda Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Ethiopia Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 47457.77 723845.42 1307212.42 300000055 Contracted Grant Amount Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2078515.61 2078515.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2042622.73 -67298 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -431.9 -4239587 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4232.38 72706.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217097.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579124.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856838.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232878.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79312.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42794.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0596 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To mitigate disruption to essential health services because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the emergence of dengue in the camps, this project aims to strengthen the health systems and services through Integrated case management of COVID-19, dengue, diphtheria and other emerging health conditions International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bangladesh - Department of Public Health Engineering IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1156106.15 1558910.76 2715016.91 Contracted Grant Amount Bangladesh - Department of Public Health Engineering International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2715016.91 2715016.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Department of Public Health Engineering International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905000 905000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Department of Public Health Engineering International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905000 905017 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Department of Public Health Engineering International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905017 436857.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 244230.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410346.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 637931.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351304.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13651.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343226.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177469.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0597 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through partnership and collaboration across the private section and humanitarian actors in Borno state, the project will build on existing health service provision in the internally displaced persons (IDP) communities. Currently, there are pediatric stabilization centers in 3 IDP local government area and safe spaces for obstetric care in IDP camps and camp-like settings. The stabilization center is a government health facility supported with technical pediatric operations by IRC. While the center serves as a referral center for general pediatric cases from surrounding IDP communities, there is no dedicated space for neonatal care. Also, there are safe spaces for obstetric care typically in PHC facilities in IDP camps. These safe spaces are technically operated with support from UNFPA and provide antenatal, delivery and post-natal care for IDP. Key interventions will include 1) the creation of neonatal space- ‘neo-rooms’ in the pediatric centers 2) design and testing of a tricycle neonatal ambulance that utilizes dual energy system 3) capacity building on neonatal care using the provided technologies. Humanitarian private sector partnership- the project implementation will include identification of private manufacturing company that will partner with IOM in the design of the neonatal devices and ambulatory system using locally available alternative energy solution. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 32132.78 176886.31 239088.15 126022.86 5999861.03 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574130.1 574130.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1799958 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180936.67 -1799958 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) -180936.67 1799958 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180936.67 1243.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5705.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29955.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39131.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21370 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42861.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110278.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63955.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0598 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan continues to report a significant number of COVID-19 cases. Despite efforts by multiple partners to increase the availability of the COVID-19 vaccine since February 2021 to November 2022, the proportion of the population that is fully vaccinated remains low. While vaccination efforts are underway, numerous barriers such as those related to public policies, and multiple other access-related issues including language and affordability continue to exist. These barriers are heightened for particularly for vulnerable and harder to reach groups, such as migrants, internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, rural and remote populations and, increasingly, women and girls who often already struggle to access healthcare services in the areas where they reside. In line with the 2023 National Deployment and Vaccination Plan, priorities to increase overall coverage and ultimately contribute to “leaving no one behind” with regards to COVID-19 vaccines in Afghanistan, the project will contribute to strengthening and accelerating COVID-19 vaccination as well as routine immunization among vulnerable migrants and mobile populations including returnees, IDPs in five main border provinces with the highest number of undocumented migrants returning from Pakistan and Iran. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 899999.97 899999.97 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899999.97 899999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000 0.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.31 37453.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186341.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620641.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68351.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11634.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1152.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0599 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to increased immunization coverage of children 0 to 23 months by scaling up routine immunization services to internally displaced people (IDPs), returnees, and conflict-affected host communities residing in hard-to-reach areas in Wau, Rubkona, Abyei, and Malakal counties. Conflict, insecurity, and natural disasters have displaced nearly four million people since 2013, of whom 1.6 million are IDPs.[1] The IDPs reside in congested camps and camp-like settings, mainly in rural areas. South Sudan is also home to more than 300,000 refugees and a growing number of migrants, mainly from the region. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 58232.29 97053.7 155285.99 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155285.99 155285.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155286 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155286 -25511 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25511 -0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.14 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3002.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7170.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2654.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3324.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124402.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10801.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0600 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The link between human mobility and health is high on the global health agenda since the recent COVID-19 pandemic. IOM has been implementing a 'Global Health Security Partnership Engagement; Public health and epidemic preparedness' project through the technical and financial support by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of the United States since 2021. The proposed project is a continuation of border health activities and implementation in collaboration with the respective Ministries of Public Health (MoPH) in Central Asian project, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Jordan and Lebanon. The project comprised several activities, such as needs assessments at Points of Entry (PoE), Training of Trainers (ToT) and cascade training on responding to health emergencies at the border, institutionalization of the training materials in the relevant educational institutions, and the development of Standard Operational Plans (SOPs). United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Lebanon Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 80794.88 251367.62 119476.53 451639.03 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451639.03 451639.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77060 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77060 135893 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135893 134314 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134314 17760 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17760 26935 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26935 28532 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28532 31143 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31143 110427.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197716.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36983.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30933.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17896.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52351.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9177.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0601 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Based on lessons learned and achievements of the previous BHA funded project, this intervention aims to improve (1) access to quality healthcare and health-related information, and (2) awareness on protection risks and assistance pathways and provide direct assistance to those at risk of violence, abuse and/or exploitation. Target population: Vulnerable communities in Venezuelan states of Amazonas and Bolivar. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 534696.03 1965304.46 2500000.49 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.49 2500000.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130387 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130387 537415 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 537415 714756 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 714756 185234 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185234 932208 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 932208 171135.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 254250.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 256366.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 282318.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554856.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 374247.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531857.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74968.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0604 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Providing mobility-sensitive service delivery activities to reach zero-dose children among migrant and nomadic populations in high-risk districts in the Southern and Eastern regions of Afghanistan (Paktika, Khost, Nangarhar, Kunar, Nuristan). GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 167266.13 334532.8 501798.93 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501798.93 501798.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501800 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501800 -0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.08 5977.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76073.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146327.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261481.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63401.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -46400.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5061.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0605 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will continue to provide technical and operational assistance to migrants under the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) at the points of entry (POE) across the US-Mexico border. IOM will provide reception of MPPs and in alliance with private clinics that are part of the public health surveillance systems for COVID-19, together will provide test for detection of COVID-19 and medical referral and monitoring. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Health and Human Services IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 101729.07 122608.05 23186.94 247524.06 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247524.06 247524.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162255 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162255 42312 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42312 13224 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13224 7533 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7533 22200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22200 204560.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13223.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30579.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -846.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0610 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, through this project, aims to contribute to increased immunization coverage of children 0 to 23 months through scaling up routine immunization services to IDPs, returnees and host communities. The routine immunization services will be delivered through static, outreach and mobile teams in Abyei, Wau, Rubkona, and Malakal counties and protection of civilians (PoCs) sites. The project will cover 34 health facilities and their catchment population in and outside of the PoCs. IOM will map the outpatient therapeutic centres and mobile/outreach sites in the counties and coordinate with service providers so that children enrolled in the outpatient therapeutic programme (OTP) are fully vaccinated with the childhood vaccines as approved by the Ministry of Health (MoH) of South Sudan. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 83712.15 67857.86 151570.01 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151570.01 151570.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151570 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151570 -0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.07 36121.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58702.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39850.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16896.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0611 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The response will target outbreak affected SNNP Region, Konso Zone and Amaro special woreda including any emerging locations with emergencies and will be coordinated with respective health bureaus and health cluster with the overall objective to reduce morbidity and mortality and increase capacity of the health bureaus to respond to outbreaks. International Organization for Migration (IOM) World Health Organization IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 87730.65 212269.32 299999.97 Contracted Grant Amount World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.97 299999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 123951.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215488.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -39440.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0612 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan, with support from GAVI, continued to avail vaccination opportunities across all the 10 States targeting individuals above 15 years old, including IDPs, migrants, cross-border communities and frontline health workers at international points of entry (PoE). The MoH is working together with other partners to establish a road map with the aim of rolling out COVID-19 vaccination across South Sudan. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 118660.81 41038.69 159699.5 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159699.5 159699.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159699.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159699.42 -0.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.42 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 1168.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52318.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64866.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41346.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0613 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs and protection risks of Myanmar Muslims from Rakhine State and special at-risk groups have continued to increase in the region, including Thailand, without sufficient legal or protection support available to them. Through this project, the IOM is contributing to the protection of Myanmar Muslims from Rakhine State and special at-risk groups in Thailand through direct humanitarian assistance. The project contributed to the improved physical and psychosocial well-being of migrants through physical health assistance, mental health and psychosocial support, food and supplemental nutrition, non-food items, and water, sanitation and hygiene. Furthermore, the project strengthens coordination with government and non-governmental partners to promote delivery of humanitarian assistance and to address protection concerns among beneficiaries. IOM will coordinate with the Royal Thai Government and humanitarian partners to assess and address the humanitarian and protection needs of project beneficiaries. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 692307.74 307692.28 1000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.02 1000000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 109.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58604.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159575.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207535.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418064.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42550.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0616 International Organization for Migration (IOM) After one year of activation of the Temporary Protection Directive, the displaced population of Ukraine in the European Union still face challenges in accessing the national health system, including, language barriers, and lack of information and knowledge about available services. These barriers can result in refugees not receiving the care they need, leading to poor health outcomes and increased morbidity and mortality. The outcomes of the action are to a) increase capacities of health systems to cope with a displaced population; b) contribute to fight health inequalities in the Union, increasing the care for vulnerable populations; c) contribute to the health security in the Union guaranteeing that everybody has access to the necessary healthcare and prevention and treatment of diseases, including infectious diseases.The action therefore involves several activities that will be conducted by IOM:a) working with authorities responsible for health to adjust the health coverage to meet the needs of refugees and displaced persons benefitting of temporary protection.b) providing health mediators to ensure smooth access to healthcare for refugees, that don’t know the system of the receiving countries.c) coordination of integrated services to maintain and improve the health status of displaced persons (such as co-operation of the health systems with NGOs and social workers, other governmental authorities, deployment of health teams to reach the refugee population, expanding assignment of health professionals to assess health needs of refugees and navigate them in the health systems)d) establishment of networks of health professionals working with refugees to facilitate the access and encouraging the use of the regular health services of the Member States by the displaced persons and supporting those professionals including via continuous education. e) establishment of health promotion programmes adapted to the reality of the displaced persons.The action aims to facilitate collaboration between stakeholders, including healthcare providers, government agencies, and refugee advocacy groups, to ensure that Ukrainian refugees have access to the healthcare services they need. International Organization for Migration (IOM) EU - Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Europe Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Latvia IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Czechia IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Estonia Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 859487.3 1091862.89 235073.11 2000000.12 Contracted Grant Amount EU - Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2186423.3 2186423.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked EU - Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1160337.55 26852.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128740.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177720.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296928.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198219.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0617 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the context of the Refugee Response in Armenia, following the arrival of more than 100,000 refugees in September/October 2023, IOM will address the most pressing humanitarian needs, focusing on the most vulnerable, through the delivery of primary health care and mental health and psychosocial support services, as well as shelter solutions and shelter repairs of existing collective shelters set-up by the government to accommodate particularly vulnerable people, particularly in view of the approaching winter. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Armenia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 385814.19 164185.81 550000 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 550000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 -1.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.91 38113.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287030.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224854.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0618 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the latest earthquake reports in Afghanistan, the number of affected households is expected. Due to ongoing concerns linked to aftershocks, a shortage of healthcare workers has been reported. Displaced survivors in Herat City and affected villages are residing in temporary shelters, such as tents. These conditions, marked by inadequate healthcare assistance and those whose underlying psychosocial issues have escalated the need for mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) and psychological first aid (PFA). Through the earthquake response, IOM aims to provide psychosocial support to earthquake affected communities through mobile psychosocial teams in Herat province earthquake affected districts. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 201012.4 98987.6 300000 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 300000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 117000.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180076.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5588.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0619 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support for provision of primary health care, including reproductive and child health care services, nutrition, COVID-19 vaccination, Routine Immunization as well as MHPSS services in underserved “white” areas. The project is in line with Afghanistan’s ICCT's 2023 Winter Prioritization Plan and will contribute to provide urgently and timely needed assistance to prioritized life-saving winterization assistance through multi-sectoral support to the most vulnerable populations in 137 districts over a period of three months. This project is also in line with Health Cluster and Nutrition Cluster response priorities to provide essential life-saving health care services in hard-to-reach and under-served areas. IOM will coordinate the interventions with the relevant health partners such as the Health Cluster, WHO, the de facto Ministry of Public Health and Basic Packages of Health Service (BPHS) implementers to effectively respond to priority healthcare service needs and thereby to contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality among the most vulnerable population. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 663337.5 281137.48 944474.98 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944474.98 944474.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944475 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944475 3134.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384085.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619160.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36658.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0621 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to continue improving access to protection and health services (including mental health and psychosocial support), as well as strengthening humanitarian assistance (shelter, water and sanitation), child protection, prevention and mitigation of gender-based violence and the integration of the migrant and refugee population from Venezuela in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, while seeking to develop different initiatives with civil society organizations in the region, collaborating in strengthening their capacities. It also aims to enhance the provision of health services in border areas in Venezuela. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 90853.34 3058671.37 2900000.88 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3149524.71 3149524.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2900000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3128371.09 11389.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 190198.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 112786.84 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 77262.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33981.55 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 262832.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49891.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332539.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18316.55 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54483.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 858417.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9240.87 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1080910.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0622 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will complement existing projects in the Northwest of Myanmar, to reduce excess mortality and morbidity among vulnerable conflict-affected populations in Chin, Magway and Sagaing by increasing access to, and reducing barriers in accessing, lifesaving health care services through mobile clinics delivering primary health services, with linked outreach activities, including health promotion and education, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) awareness and capacity building, and the provision of medicines and medical supplies. The project will improve access to essential primary healthcare services to both internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Myanmar Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 461538.08 38461.56 499999.64 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.64 499999.64 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 80014.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19740.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44490.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18535.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15138.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41900.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85985.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0624 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM works with Member States, partners and communities to mitigate the effects of outbreaks, public health emergencies and crises, building on its expertise in public health and humanitarian emergencies. IOM contributes to the development and strengthening of preparedness and response capacities, supporting implementation of the 2005 International Health Regulations and advancing the global health security, with a focus on mobility corridors, borders, border communities and in migrant-dense areas. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 117427.73 202430.91 335141.06 654999.7 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654999.7 654999.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13932 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13932 261478 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261478 195879 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195879 5631.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31283.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364336.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135576.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0625 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will continue IOM’s previous interventions to support refugees and asylum seekers residing in Sri Lanka. Working in coordination with UNHCR and WHO, the project will contribute to improved physical, mental, and social well-being of refugees and asylum seekers through better access to healthcare services, medication, and health risk communication. World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1952.75 21480.25 23433 Contracted Grant Amount World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23433 23433 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23433 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23433 14.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 928.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0627 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will improve community immunity to polio and other vaccine-preventable diseases in high-risk mobile populations in the southern region of Afghanistan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Gates Foundation IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 824799.7 2731646.05 3556445.75 Contracted Grant Amount Gates Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3556445.75 3556445.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3284186 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Gates Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3284186 366512 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Gates Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366512 62685.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470450.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571847.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1404319.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0628 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A 11-month project aims to improve access to vaccines and routine immunization for the most vulnerable and underserved communities, such as migrant returnees, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), nomadic and affected host communities and thereby contribute to reducing the morbidity and mortality of children associated with Vaccine-Preventable Diseases (VPDs) in Afghanistan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) GAVI Alliance IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 16497.45 109502.48 125999.93 Contracted Grant Amount GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125999.93 125999.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125999.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125999.99 2891.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14305.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39543.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0629 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will address urgent healthcare, mental health/psychosocial, and protection needs through an integrated and comprehensive approach. Additionally, the project will improve access to water, sanitation, and hygiene in vulnerable, indigenous communities and their local health facilities in the Venezuelan border states of Amazonas, Apure, Bolívar, and Zulia. Mobile teams comprising medical and psychosocial specialists conduct periodic visits to targeted communities to ensure the direct provision of quality, life-saving services. Concurrently, community health facilities are improved with the integration of infection prevention and control measures, the provision of disinfection kits, and the rehabilitation of WASH infrastructure in 19 centers. Additionally, primary healthcare professionals receive refresher training, while community health workers are trained in community-based disease surveillance, health promotion, and disease prevention. This training aims to enhance the health literacy of community members. All training activities are supported by mentorship throughout the implementation period. The MHPSS component is integrated with protection activities with the objective of promoting social cohesion and positive or neutral coping mechanisms, fostering group discussions of gender norms and protection risks, and reducing vulnerabilities to human trafficking, gender-based violence, and unsafe migration. Assistance is provided directly to survivors of violence and victims of trafficking, including safe accommodation, non-food items, and legal assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Material relief assistance and services Migration Health Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Venezuela Plan de Respuesta Humanitaria 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4579923.96 2420075.6 6999999.56 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6999999.56 6999999.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63617 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63617 315558 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315558 110420.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571249.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0635 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed joint programme between IOM, UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO was developed to ensure refugees with temporary protection have equitable access to quality health services in the Republic of Moldova. The programme was closely coordinated with key stakeholders, namely the Ministry of Health and the National Health Insurance Company and based on critical gaps identified. The expected results are twofold, namely that refugees with temporary protection use quality health services, including compensated medicines and medical products; and the Government of the Republic of Moldova finances and monitoring the health service provision for refugees in evidence-based, sustainable, and unified manner. MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 248331.53 248331.54 496663.07 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496663.07 496663.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496663 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496663 13934.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0004 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite ongoing processes in building national governance, South Sudan’s institutions in charge of migration management remain in critical need of actions to improve the capacity of the State to deal with migration-related challenges, with impacts for the country’s progress towards advancing sustainable development.The proposed intervention aims to contribute to the development of evidence-based migration management initiatives for sustainable peace and development in South Sudan (objective), and the foresees two Outcomes: 1) Government officials and other relevant stakeholders take steps to mainstream migration into national and local frameworks and actions; and 2) Students, academics, and policymakers promote evidence-based policymaking in migration governance through the Refugee and Migration Institute.The first Outcome will leverage IOM’s Essential Migration Management, to develop a national training curriculum for the South Sudan context. The project will conduct a training of trainers with the aim of creating a league of stakeholders who will have the capacity to enhance migration governance, implement the national Comprehensive Migration Policy, and produce future initiatives, policies and laws on migration. These trainers will then cascade the trainings to counterparts at the national and state level to ensure the sustainability of the capacity development activities.The second Outcome will work with the Refugee and Migration Institute at the University of Juba to enhance institutional knowledge and skills on evidence-based human mobility policymaking. This technical support will foster migration governance discourses in South Sudan through developing curricula and establishing knowledge exchanges on human mobility. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 95133.33 4866.67 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 625.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12776.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17117.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6763.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27466.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0007 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project, which will build upon the previous six phases, seeks to promote coordination, information sharing, and knowledge management among the regional migration capacity building programs (RMPs) and other global and multiregional projects funded by the United States Department of State Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration's Office of International Migration (PRM); and promote innovative approaches to capacity building that are evidence-based. The project coordinates the capture and sharing of knowledge developed in RMP projects, both within and between the three RMPs, and within IOM more broadly. It also provides donor liaison and coordination support between IOM (all relevant missions) and PRM to ensure adequate coordination, communications, and project support. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 418591.13 102354.91 520946.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520946.04 520946.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 120946 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120946 130894.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140247.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129978.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96108.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17879.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5837.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With this project, IOM will contribute to effective migration governance in Georgia, and particularly to the improvement of policies, their implementation and intra-governmental coordination for sustainable return and reintegration of Georgian citizens, on the basis of sound data and analysis. To that end, IOM Georgia will work to enhance the government’s capacity to generate and apply accurate and disaggregated data for the development of evidence-based migration policies, to manage return, readmission and reintegration of Georgian citizens, and to promote diaspora investment for the development of the country. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 158945.4 274423.69 400000.57 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433369.09 433369.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215285.25 180000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197152.25 13780.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25832.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24615.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43571.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49115.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24683.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22646.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200840.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0012 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM provides administrative support functions to the Bali Process Government and Business Forum, host in Adelaide, Australia in February 2023. The project contributes to the objectives of the Bali Process through logistical and administrative support, aiding the conduct of the Bali Process Government and Business Forum. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Minderoo Foundation Ltd. IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World Samoa Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Nepal Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Kiribati Brunei Darussalam Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Migration Management Support Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 33633.36 49043.46 Contracted Grant Amount Minderoo Foundation Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33633.36 33633.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49043.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Minderoo Foundation Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33869.79 -8467 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Minderoo Foundation Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5655.98 -0.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Minderoo Foundation Ltd. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -86.85 26114.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2012.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0014 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More effective migration management in the Western Balkans is a key priority given both the geographical location of the region vis-à-vis the EU, as well as its perspective to join the EU. In support of the Enlargement strategy and in line with the IPA III Programming Framework, this action aims to contribute to effective protection-sensitive migration management in the region aligned to EU and international standards. Ultimately, the action will contribute to the effective and rights-based management of migrants and persons in need of international protection in the Western Balkans.To respond to continued challenges faced by the region in managing mixed migratory movements, the action will support the further development and strengthening of holistic and sustainable systems and capacities across the whole migration management process including identification, registration and referral at the border, asylum systems and reception capacities, as well as both voluntary and non-voluntary returns. The action will be implemented in full respect of human rights and take into account particularly the specific situation of persons in vulnerable situations or at risk e.g. children, including unaccompanied children, pregnant women, victims of gender-based and sexual violence, victims of trafficking in human beings (THB), stateless persons. European Commission - Fontex International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 324217.93 426396.5 513419.4 466336.66 1625823.44 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Fontex International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1730370.49 1730370.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 688964.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Fontex International Organization for Migration (IOM) 740026.39 439163.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Fontex International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470700.74 -118404.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Fontex International Organization for Migration (IOM) -126537.95 108924.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234628.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53747.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73443.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71674.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173738.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60642.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196378.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0015 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the Presidency of Migration Management's (PMM) efforts to manage migration, particularly the effective implementation of Türkiye’s Strategy Document and National Action Plan on Irregular Migration (2021-2025) and promote regular migration by strengthening cooperation and partnerships with countries of origin and destination, and countries on the same migratory routes with Türkiye European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 84625.28 1322718.99 1853708.86 1114098.24 4000001.42 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4375151.37 4375151.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1536111.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1637645.42 1223880.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333203.14 26280.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120938.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294991.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175809.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151127.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389073.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333248.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 559703.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0020 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to strengthen the capacities of the Government of Niger for an integrated management of migration, respectful of human rights and including accompanying the return of migrants to their countries of origin. The project will be implemented in partnership with IOM and in close collaboration with national institutions on the basis of a gradual transfer of skills for the coordination and operational management of migration in order to promote sustainability and appropriation of results. The project will seek in particular to strengthen the capacities of the national authorities’ members of the migration governance framework responsible for implementing national policies and State commitments and through strategies to support their mandates taking into account their absorption capacities and transfer of responsibility in the implementation of project actions. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Niger Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 617854.08 988547.15 692623.65 14855329.6 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2299024.88 2299024.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7425742.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1181878.48 3843.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 603.59 7425742.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1124942.05 -116164.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17080.44 5166.94 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -143586.85 29386.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2061.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2076.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1976.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1836.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1028 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 70631.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 786.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 41505.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149504.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92127.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162607.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263382.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180567.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227774.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238766.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 652311.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46210.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7485.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25271.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0023 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to better migration management and regional cooperation in Azerbaijan, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries and beyond, through the establishment of a Regional Training Centre on Migration (RTCM) in Azerbaijan. In order to achieve the project objective and related outcomes, the project will conduct an assessment of the existing training capacities and needs in Azerbaijan and targeted countries. Based on the findings of the assessment, the project will support its partner agencies in developing a roadmap for the establishment of the RTCM. The project will support the initial steps in facilitating the implementation of the roadmap through developing a regional training curriculum on migration and setting up an e-library at the RTCM. A regional pool of trainers will also be established who will further cascade the training in Azerbaijan and two other partnering CIS countries. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 16257.7 127655.81 123415.4 32671.09 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -20911.55 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20911.55 3272.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10615.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22265.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30129.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30382.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19169.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32872.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79655.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32025.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2520.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1180 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the development of migration policies within the framework of international, regional and national commitments assumed by the Uruguayan State to respect the human rights of migrants. This initiative will promote national capacities towards migration management and to contribute to strengthen the migration work at a regional level. All the activities will be coordinated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uruguay. Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Migration Management Support Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 8193.26 40514.76 50546.12 51882.51 59042.56 39820.85 250000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000.06 250000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 4946.88 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4946.88 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Uruguay - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 2273.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32839.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12413.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55166.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10008.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10492.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6365.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34502.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16406.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9538.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6416.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4231.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1441.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Being a country of origin, transit and destination, Serbia faces various forms of migration: external and internal, forced and voluntary, regular and irregular, migration of highly qualified and unqualified workers. As such, Serbia portrays the complexity of the migration phenomena and large-scale migration flows, especially those experienced in the last three decades due to conflicts, natural disasters and other adversities. The overall objective of the project is to support the Government of Serbia to improve mixed migration management. It focuses on several sectors and areas of migration governance/management and migrant protection on the national and local level. It will aim to improve policy, normative and operational frameworks as well as horizontal coordination of competent institutions and organisations. It will also increase access, diversity and quality of protection services for beneficiaries, especially vulnerable categories in migrant and overall population. Therefore, the project design relies on the following theory of change: if we strengthen national and local institutional capacities to develop and implement sound policies, operational frameworks and services addressing mixed migration, they will be better equipped to effectively and sustainably manage and address the needs of different migrant populations. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 103930.82 1015797.91 638403.03 211757.64 1821982.34 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1969889.4 1969889.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 637585.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699874.53 820000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822467.4 273296.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302319.03 -19114 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21597.74 12682.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 46308.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 91416.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 115113.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 102991.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60621.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 46989.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 82293.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5833.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39744.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51668.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94046.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87004.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150811.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102762.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124621.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129640.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109648.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90055.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313196.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11350.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to ensure more effective and accountable service delivery that is based on the principles of good governance and respect of rule of law in the areas of police, migration, and human rights. Project objectives will be reached through achievement of two outputs. Migration management institutions are equipped with relevant guidelines and have the capacity to develop and implement comprehensive, balanced and evidence-based migration and refugee protection policies and systems and practices in migration management are improved to comply with international and EU best practices, including with regards to data management, to achieve comprehensive and balanced migration management. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 275740.53 415787.79 657000.26 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691528.32 691528.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433690.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488390.11 223309.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245935.66 -32.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24326.81 164650.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3587.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3727.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 13126.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 92039.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -92039.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 91251.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 20709.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18160.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16336.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33022.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22030.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98614.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118923.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105872.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -517.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the last two decades, Paraguay has experienced an increase in mixed migration flows. In 2015, the General Directorate of Migration (acronym: DGM in Spanish) developed a National Migration Policy (NMP) that includes principles which govern the protection of the human rights of migrants, in alignment with the conventions, agreements and international treaties signed and ratified by Paraguay. However, even with an updated framework to guide the actions of the DGM, the institution still faces organizational and procedural challenges in implementing the strategies which emerge from the NMP and are designed to ensure the protection of migrants.The objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening the capacities of the Government of Paraguay in providing comprehensive migrant protection, through the implementation of strategies emerging from the National Migration Policy (Outcome 1). This will be achieved through the development of an organizational manual that will introduce adjustments to the structure of the DGM at the central, regional, and border levels, in accordance with the strategies established in the National Migration Policy (Output 1.1); the provision of equipment for the DGM’s regional offices and improvements to the reception/sanitary conditions of the DGM’s central building, taking into account the needs of women, boys, and girls (Output 1.2); the development of an inter-institutional gender-sensitive protocol on the rights of migrants subject to expulsion, including the principle of non-refoulement and the best interests of boys, girls, and adolescents, with related coordination and capacity development (Output 1.3); and, the development and implementation of training plans on data collection and analysis, legislative approaches to migration, and other elements of migration management (Output 1.4). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 165025 129462.5 5512.5 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 4431.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22768.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8936.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9728.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25741.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5150.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18341.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37759.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to enhanced migration governance through an evidence-based and holistic approach and maximize migration potential to achieve sustainable development outcomes in Kosovo*. The increasingly complex mixed migration dynamics in the Western Balkans, coupled with weak migration management and a lack of reliable migration data, have revealed important institutional needs and gaps in the field of migration governance and analysis. Therefore, the project aims to strengthen the capacities of authorities in Kosovo* to better manage migration. This will be done by further developing skills, knowledge and processes within relevant institutions, expanding the Temporary Reception Center for Migrants in Vranidoll, providing technical and logistical support to relevant authorities, enhancing data collection in various areas, increasing awareness among people from Kosovo* to prevent irregular migration, and increasing the diaspora’s economic engagement. *References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999). Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 129441.74 516115.83 1138469.16 562309.94 2099999.44 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2346336.67 2346336.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 663716.81 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 784753.36 6764.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14274.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1088.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16309.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60887.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66343.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107167.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127120.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147093.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0039 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Djibouti has experienced sustained economic growth for several years. However, this growth has not translated into improved living conditions and the current unemployment rate stands at 39%, with a major incidence among women (66%) and young people (63%). The population is growing at a high rate, fuelled by strong demographic growth (birth rate at 27%) and a high migration flow.The Republic of Djibouti has always been an important transit country for migrants from the Horn of Africa to Yemen and the Gulf countries. Despite the conflict in Yemen, which intensified from March 2015, many migrants, mostly Ethiopians, continue to pass through Djibouti in order to reach the Arabian Peninsula. In addition, some migrants also transit through Djibouti to return home, after an attempt to emigrate, which is often aborted. Djibouti is also a destination country for migrants, mainly Ethiopians and Somalis, who flee poverty, insecurity and persecution. Unfortunately, there are no exact figures on the scale of the phenomenon. This migrant population includes young women who come alone to work as domestic servants in the capital or separated or unaccompanied children. The latter often find themselves living on the streets where they are exposed to many risks. The overall objective of the project is to protect refugees and migrants and provide sustainable solutions for refugees, migrants and host populations in the context of the CRRF and the commitments made by the Government of Djibouti in these areas. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development IOM - Djibouti +253 21 35 24 59 iomdjibouti@iom.int Rue de l'Ambassadeur, Lot 161,Heron, Djibouti, Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Migration Management Support Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 237226.26 2807538.29 2767318.15 3426887.67 3288867.29 2251415.57 315942.96 13500001.43 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15095196.19 15095196.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12866383.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14724373.38 444169.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103200.36 232423.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 248881.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3068.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 60737.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 116228.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19523.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross -12043.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 94148.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13030767.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 927525.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88231.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16635.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1443.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0040 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective for EUBAM Phase 13 is to support the Republic of Moldova's and Ukraine's efforts to effectively manage their common border and actively support concrete measures linked to the settlement of the Transnistrian conflict. Furthermore, during this period EUBAM is refocused around three specific objectives, namely: 1) To support the development of Transnistrian region-related confidence-building measures and approximation of legislation and procedures in customs, trade, transport and trans-boundary management; 2) To support the implementation of the Integrated Border Management (IBM) concept at the Republic of Moldova-Ukraine border with a special attention to its Transnistrian segment; and 3) To support the efforts to combat cross-border crime at the Republic of Moldova-Ukraine border, especially at the Transnistrian segment. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Eastern Europe Ukraine Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3488572.72 6007209 1501802.34 10000000.52 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10997584.06 10997584.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5464090 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5958658.67 4535910 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4941078.43 341059.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1241249.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1028143.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053609.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1431499.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1555731.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920922.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2017, there has been a significant increase in the number of migrants and asylum seekers transiting through Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). While the efforts made to enhance the capacities of migration authorities in BiH have led to improvements in the management of the migration response, important challenges persist due to the dynamic nature of migration flows, logistical difficulties to ensure coverage of vast and remote border areas, high staff turnover, complicated coordination and cooperation mechanisms across borders and within the country, evolutions in the legislative and operational contexts, as well as limited budgetary resources. This project will support BiH authorities to effectively manage mixed migration flows and strengthen border management capacities, in alignment with the relevant EU and international standards. More specifically, the project will support building of technical and operational capacities of border management authorities in BiH, notably through joint training on cross-border patrols, as well as technical equipment and software. Through coordinated field exercises, data collection and analysis, the project will also provide access to dynamic migration information and knowledge exchange platforms to inform policy and operational decisions. Lastly, interventions will support skills building and inclusion, by leveraging innovative partnerships and engaging in communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 660029.77 1165372.8 369938.32 1980197.85 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2195340.89 2195340.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980198 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2168891.57 42485.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128962.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137775.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219726.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161602 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179460.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Uganda, there are an estimated 1,734,200 displaced persons (including 1.5 Million refugees), representing approximately 3.9% of the population move across the country (Refugee- Migrant, 2019). In 2019/2020, 5% of Ugandans migrated internally, with 12% moving from rural to urban areas, and of irregular migration. The conditions surrounding migration processes increase community vulnerabilities. This is particularly true for those who migrate/ displaced voluntarily. This has multiple impact on the socio – economic, public services and infrastructure hence increased risks and resource strain exacerbating the breakdown of the social fabric, migration, and forced displacement. The continuous population movement in, out and around Uganda has evolved into a prolonged and complex crisis which has consequently increased pressure on the communities and the Government of Uganda. Due to increased population movements, there is high number of persons seeking socio–economic support and livelihoods. This leads to stress on socio–economic, public services and infrastructure requiring the humanitarian development nexus initiatives. Uganda has an institutional framework and strong operational capacity to implement migration policy. The National Citizenship and Immigration Board and the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control (DCIC), within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, are responsible for border management, the issuance of visas, processing citizenship applications, and deportations. The Diaspora Services Department is the dedicated government agency responsible for engaging with the Ugandan diaspora. A formal horizontal inter – ministerial coordination mechanism, the National Coordination Mechanism on Migration (NCM), was established in 2015 and is led by the Office of the Prime Minister. The NCM is comprised of key government agencies, international organizations, migration-related civil society organizations, and members of academia. IOM developed a Migration Governance Framework (MiGOF) to help countries define what “well-managed migration policy” might look like at the national level. The Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) were developed to assist countries operationalize the MiGOF by using a standard set of approximately 90 indicators which could be applied across six key policy domains on Migration and force displacement. The MGI aims to assist countries when advancing the conversation on migration governance by clarifying what “well-governed migration” might look like in the context of the SDG Target 10.7. Uganda has progressive policies to support the integration of forced and displaced populations including migrants. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uganda Uganda Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 75693.82 492390.14 721940.11 272521.37 1440000.55 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1562545.44 1562545.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 867728 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949374.18 -184614 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -194740.51 54704.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53648.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54112.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 80677.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 29015.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84769.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299332.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172216.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126713.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105358.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The program aims to enhance the capacities of governments and key stakeholders to improve migration governance, ensuring safe, orderly, and regular migration while reducing vulnerabilities of migrants. It aligns with IOM's strategic vision and regional strategy for 2020-2024 in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The program adopts a comprehensive approach, focusing on capacity-building in program countries for effective migration management, partnerships, crisis response, and communication. Following IOM's "Rights Based Approach to Programming Manual," the program integrates a rights-based and gender-sensitive perspective in all activities, emphasizing migrants' rights throughout the project cycle. Additionally, IOM's Migration Governance Framework emphasizes conforming to international standards and safeguarding migrants' rights for humane and organized migration that benefits both migrants and society. Thus, in program implementation, IOM places significant importance on recognizing and safeguarding the rights of migrants, regardless of nationality or migration status, and ensuring that these rights are upheld and fulfilled by States, while also promoting migrants' awareness of their rights. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Suriname Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Haiti Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Grenada Dominican Republic Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Migration Management Support Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11060080.85 5530040.44 16590121.29 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16590121.29 16590121.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4023250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4023250 4023250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4023250 4023250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4023250 482719 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482719 4023250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4023250 14400.65 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14400.65 89697.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 87294.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1913.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18124.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 57763.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 450674.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 72339.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 445456.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2864522.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3076206.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4327233.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5098570.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -325600.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2024, IOM Switzerland will celebrate 30 years of existence and fruitful collaboration with partners in Switzerland. The center piece of this anniversary year will be an photoexhibition portraying the main historical migration and human displacement events that occurred between 1994 and 2024 in Europe and which have affected Switzerland. The exhibition will coverof photographs of key events by the Reuters Photographer Darrin Zammit, and will be complemented by explanations and insights into the work of IOM both in Switzerland and in the world, which evolved alongside these events. It will also serve as a starting point to further explore migration issues beyond the depicted migration events to cover the whole complexity of the topic. This will be done visually, but also using QR Codes and IOM interactive communication materials and toolkits, as well as through the organization of thematic panel discussions, complementary to the exhibition. The aim is to raise awareness of the significance of the depicted events and IOM’s mandate to ensure that migration is safe, orderly, and humane, to promote international cooperation on migration governance issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems, and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people.IOM Switzerland will curate this exhibition. This includes selecting the photos and creating the narrative around them, to give an overview of developments linked to migration and to IOM's work from a historical and geo-political point of view, on national, regional and global level. To this end, IOM Switzerland will create webpages accessible through a QR Code and will produce information material. IOM Switzerland will also collaborate with different divisions within IOM to make use of existing tools, visuals and interactive material. The exhibition will be shown at the 'Kornhausforum' in Bern for one month, before it is moved to the 'Piazza' of the Swiss State Secretariat for Migration (SEM), where it will stay for two months. After that, it may be moved to further cities within Switzerland. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4921.87 17207.51 20000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22129.38 22129.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22805.02 -0.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -338.81 3671.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15161.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8408.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4775.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Asia Regional Migration Program (RMP) aims to strengthen governments’ and key national stakeholders’ ability to manage migration in a safe, sustainable, and humane manner. Asia RMP targets programming in 12 countries in Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Viet Nam), South Asia (Bangladesh) and Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan), including interventions implemented regionally. The proposed activities build upon the development gains and progress from previous phases of the Asia RMP. The interventions proposed have been designed in coordination with target governments and counterparts and appropriately respond to gaps and needs identified through formal assessments and ongoing project activities in Central, South, and Southeast Asia. The program has been strategically conceptualized to serve and respond to a framework of three common outcome areas: (I) migration management; (II) partnerships; and (III) crisis response. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Myanmar IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Kazakhstan IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3332868.05 1666434.04 4999302.09 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4999302.09 4999302.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100000 1050000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 799300.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799300.3 1050000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 8032.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 112653.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 563502.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 801176.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1081204.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2235303.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7365.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's overarching goal is to strengthen migration governance and enhance refugee protection in Armenia through comprehensive measures. It builds upon recent political reforms and the establishment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and the Migration and Citizenship Service (MCS), focusing on key objectives related to policy development, data management, and asylum procedures.A pivotal aspect of the project is the development of a comprehensive Migration Strategy, which will involve inter-ministerial collaboration, consultations with civil society, and validation workshops to ensure alignment with international standards. Concurrently, upgrading the State Population Register will enhance data collection, sharing, and utilization, while maintaining compatibility with existing e-governance initiatives.To streamline services for foreigners, the project aims to introduce a "one-stop shop" approach, facilitated by legislative amendments and the creation of an online application system. Capacity-building efforts will focus on beneficiary-centered induction training and technical programs for MCS staff, empowering them with the necessary skills and knowledge.Furthermore, the project aims to improve the quality and integrity of asylum procedures by upgrading infrastructure, implementing robust quality assurance mechanisms, and promoting digitalization. It also prioritizes the enhancement of reception facilities for asylum-seekers, ensuring dignified living conditions. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 345299.72 843191.42 777035.76 41229.8 1849999.9 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2006756.7 2006756.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 848803.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 930705.58 86580.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 34998.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52574.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31628.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49485.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the overall objective to contribute to more effective functionality of IT systems within the Ministry of Interior of Montenegro and proficient service provision, this intervention is intended to renew the technical infrastructure that will support swift and efficient information and data processing. The project will enhance capacities of respective departments within the MoI through procurement of specified technical equipment that will advance the overall workflow. Namely, this project will focus on the procurement of computers, printers and scanners as requested by the Ministry of Interior and in line with technical specifications provided. Therefore, upon completion of this project the Ministry of Interior of Montenegro will demonstrate improved ability to manage efficient data processing and information flow, entailing the achievement of the project’s Outcome by strengthening technical capacities of the Ministry of Interior to upgrade its quality of services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Montenegro - Ministry of Interior IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 75839.66 70000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Montenegro - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75839.66 75839.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Montenegro - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74866.31 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Montenegro - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973.35 75839.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The program aims to enhance the capacities of governments and key stakeholders to improve migration governance, ensuring safe, orderly, and regular migration while reducing vulnerabilities of migrants. It aligns with IOM's strategic vision and regional strategy for 2020-2024 in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The program adopts a comprehensive approach, focusing on capacity-building in program countries for effective migration management, partnerships, crisis response, and communication. Following IOM's "Rights Based Approach to Programming Manual," the program integrates a rights-based and gender-sensitive perspective in all activities, emphasizing migrants' rights throughout the project cycle. Additionally, IOM's Migration Governance Framework emphasizes conforming to international standards and safeguarding migrants' rights for humane and organized migration that benefits both migrants and society. Thus, in program implementation, IOM places significant importance on recognizing and safeguarding the rights of migrants, regardless of nationality or migration status, and ensuring that these rights are upheld and fulfilled by States, while also promoting migrants' awareness of their rights. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Suriname Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Haiti Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Dominican Republic Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 The Bahamas Barbados Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Migration Management Support Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11038000.02 5518999.72 16556999.74 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16556999.74 16556999.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4139250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4139250 4139250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4139250 116473.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 3125853.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to UNDP-GEF R2R objective to sustain and strengthen outer island biodiversity and livelihoods in five priority outer islands: Aur, Ebon, Likiep, Mejit and Wotho through improved management of their natural resources. IOM will be responsible for carrying out four project activities: the cultural survey, socio-economic survey, feasibility study, and livelihoods implementation. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 43281.31 137799.02 201893.89 308879.6 334845.95 1026699.77 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1026699.77 1026699.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280698 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280698 389502 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389502 57137.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57137.09 166810.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166810.08 122652.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122652.55 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 10697.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60666.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58075.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47180.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34249.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23030.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18546.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9168.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47516.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51733.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49033.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54103.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96604.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60910.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105817.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62823.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103986.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118984.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3667.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0027 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to strengthening migration management in the context of climate change and natural hazards in Malawi in line with international migration law and standards. To contribute towards the overall objective, the project will achieve the following outcome: Sectoral actors, policy makers and key actors in Malawi utilize gender sensitive MECC evidence in local planning, programming, or decision-making to address environment/climate challenges. The project will ensure that the Government of Malawi and other relevant stakeholders have better access to i) gender-sensitive data specific to MECC and information about climate affected sectors/areas in Malawi; and ii) MECC related tools such as MECC indicators, toolkits and actions plans. It also aims to strengthen the skills and knowledge of relevant Government stakeholders on MECC topics, to better ensure that the MECC nexus is prioritized within national programmes and interventions. By ensuring that MECC nexus is prioritized within the national programmes and interventions, the project seeks to enhance evidence-based policymaking and implementation, eventually leading to improved policy coherence and the better management of migration in the context of environmental degradation and adverse effects of climate change. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 94056.82 116460.22 89482.96 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 2145.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5249.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22110.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17492.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23117.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47970.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36754.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28291.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26720.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24910.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31411 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to facilitating regular pathways for migration and minimizing displacement in the context of disasters, environmental degradation and climate change in West Africa, in line with GCM Objective 2 and 5. The aim of the project is to support policy development and policy coherence on environmental migration and disaster displacement in West Africa, in line with global policy priorities. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Western Africa Liberia IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Saint Helena Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 210707.46 563702.82 575074.02 279544.5 1456034.15 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1629028.8 1629028.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534090.91 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853242.32 21034 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23686.94 15000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18292.68 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210084.03 -200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -210084.03 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210084.03 7504.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4003.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49242.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24171.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21787.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55987.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95490.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165918.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156151.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80778.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114627.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94267.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162675.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86619.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204776.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113777.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7278.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14046.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2194.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1208.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support the Philippines mitigate adverse impacts of climate-related events through enhancing policy and community-level interventions integrating safe and orderly migration as a tool of resilience for at-risk communities. This will be achieved through increasing the awareness and technical capacity of local government bodies, decision-makers, civil society, media and vulnerable communities to adapt to climate change and consider migration management as an opportunity to build community resilience. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 20836.54 35765.36 92663.41 150734.69 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 -19740 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19740 -58164.58 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -58164.58 6418.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14934.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8182.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9639.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12590.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8526.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11976.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4266.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6133.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11902.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14966.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48038.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64517.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to improved evidence-based strategies and programming to assist people moving in the context of disasters and climate change in Sri Lanka. The project will conduct in-depth research into the linkages between climate change, environmental degradation and migration, that builds on a rapid assessment and will utilize the findings to develop government capacity for the effective implementation of climate change and adaptation actions, including sustainable migration management measures and approaches for strengthening community resilience. This project is line with IOM's institutional objectives to prevent forced migration resulting from environmental factors, and to support migrants and the government to respond to new challenges associated with climate change and human mobility. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 50903.4 179887.56 55700.28 13508.76 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 -31748.89 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31748.89 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 2375.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23307.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37706.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1405.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8040.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5674.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6206.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5607.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22443.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10315.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11099.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9745.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9038.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13744.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86539.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to the sustainability of integration, reintegration and planned relocation programmes as adaptation strategies to climate change in Lesotho and Mauritius. The project proposes to conduct mixed methods research to analyse the linkages between climate change, integration, reintegration, and planned relocation in the contexts of Lesotho and Mauritius, producing a research report under Output 1.1. The research will provide guidance to policies, programming, and tools increasing the sustainability and efficacy of these initiatives by integrating environmental and climate change-related considerations.The report and recommendations will then be validated by Government stakeholders in each country through Output 1.2, making possible the achievement of the project’s intended Outcome, that policymakers utilize project-produced gender-sensitive research findings and recommendations to better mainstream environmental and climate change considerations into relevant migration-related policies. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lesotho Sub-Saharan Africa Lesotho IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4621.53 22473.65 72904.82 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -6239.78 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6239.78 1025.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3854.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12774.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21174.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34476.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6656.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13537.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -346.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Programme contributes to facilitating pathways for regular migration in the Intergovernmental Authority for Development in East Africa and minimizing displacement risk in the context of climate change, environmental degradation and disasters in line with the vision and guiding principles of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). This will be achieved through addressing needs and gaps in: i) Data and knowledge; ii) national and regional policy frameworks; iii) disaster displacement preparedness and iv) regular migration pathways. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Africa IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Sudan Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Uganda Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 105304.29 561333.56 277232.41 943870.26 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 943870.26 943870.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 313870 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313870 -214.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -214.26 -0.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 25012.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 130000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50354.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41534.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36479.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92014.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99926.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154012.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161343.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37710.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119058.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -285.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3668.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over 24 months, the proposed project aims to mainstream the migration, environment and climate change nexus into national adaptation planning. Firstly, IOM Moldova, together with the University of Vienna, will assess how, when and where migration – in its different forms – contributes to climate change adaptation and climate resilience, with a special focus on slow-onset hazards. Secondly, IOM Moldova will support the Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Development, and Environment to develop their contributions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s work plan on human mobility in the context of climate change, and will foster an inter-ministerial dialogue with the Ministry of Economy and Ministry of Finance on the migration, environment, and climate change nexus within the framework of the National Adaptation Plan 2 (NAP-2) and Agriculture Sectoral Adaptation Plan (Ag.SAP). This includes awareness-raising, policy advice and technical guidance, capacity development, stakeholder consultations and raising visibility. It is expected that the initiative will contribute towards migration being more mainstreamed into the national policies on climate change and the environment, as well as the first steps being taken on unlocking the potential of migration to support climate action and adapting to climate change. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 32259.37 131604.72 128529.7 7606.21 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -10615.15 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10615.15 25786.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 40653.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 120.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9264.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8388.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5846.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55724.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17248.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24766.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15511.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16475.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20239.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32981.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1377.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to supporting the Government of Armenia’s National Adaptation Plan by integrating human mobility into climate change decision-making at different levels of governance. Over 24 months, this project will aim to integrate gender-disaggregated migration data, geospatial data, environmental data, poverty data, and vulnerability data to better understand the environmental implications of the current situation of significant returns due to conflict and COVID-19, with a special focus on environmentally fragile communities, communities at risk from climate impacts, and mountain communities. This will be achieved through four outputs: Firstly, marz-level decisionmakers in Armenia will be better equipped to understand, monitor and report on the gender-sensitive environmental implications of the migrant returns due to the socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 in the sending communities. Secondly, an operational climate change adaptation decision-support tool that meets the needs of the selected marzes will be developed. Thirdly, relevant government entities in Armenia, at central and local levels, will gain the required knowledge and skills to operate and maintain the climate change adaptation decision-support tool. Finally, government stakeholders will have capacity development training on the migration, environment and climate change nexus in the context of climate action in Armenia, to inform policy development and alignment with UNFCCC’s Human Mobility Work Programme. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 41892.68 149744 92360.48 16002.84 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 -19266 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19266 7491.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10157.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22126.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16016.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37130.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12216.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15342.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8146.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45457.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16136.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19578.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70934.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reports that annual mean concentrations of PM10 and PM2.5 (Particulate Matter with a diameter of 2.5 to 10 micrometres) in the cities of North Macedonia have consistently and significantly exceeded the annual limit values in all urban monitoring sites since monitoring began (2019). Skopje, Bitola, and Tetovo are among the 10 most polluted cities in Europe. Air quality has been detrimentally impacted by polluting household practices, energy generation and modes of transport. The result is that 75% of the citizens of North Macedonia are exposed daily to air pollution at levels shown to cause adverse health outcomes, and research from other countries shows that highly mobile communities tend to be at even greater risk. This project will contribute to addressing the knowledge and policy gaps pertaining to the complex inter-linkages between human mobility, air pollution and clean energy in the context of the Government of North Macedonia’s vision on clean air. A case study will first be conducted in the city of Tetovo to generate data and evidence on these interlinkages, which will be the first of its kind in North Macedonia. This will lead to policy recommendations and briefing sessions for relevant government officials, aiming to transmit the findings into policy and practice. A public-facing awareness campaign will also be developed based on the data, following a whole-of-society approach to tackling the problem. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 31683.19 43156.96 25159.85 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 4756.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8646.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5890.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5042.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4250.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1105.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48235.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the prevention of forced migration of indigenous communities in Paraguay due to climate change, environmental degradation and deforestation in close coordination with Paraguayan counterparts, through the development of their capacities, the available of adequate evidence and the preparation and piloting of guidelines for interventions in indigenous communities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 16366.91 182447.72 76461.02 24724.35 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -4222.87 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4222.87 8986.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15710.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21599.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24548.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32132.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20266.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62603.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76781.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2600.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14161.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1404.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the inclusive economic and social development of the resettled internally displaced by Cyclone Idai in Mozambique through improved access to affordable energy and finance solutions. To achieve this objective, IOM will implement five components in an integrated manner to enhance synergies across sectors and optimize value for money. The project will develop a model for financial instruments targeting internally displaced persons to increase adoption of clean energy technologies with a focus on solar home systems and appliances for productive use. The approach will seek to create sustainable livelihood options that will not only improve beneficiaries´ living conditions but will also leverage and strengthen local markets. Shell International BV International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 349162.97 697314.38 540410.21 1586887.56 Contracted Grant Amount Shell International BV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1586887.56 1586887.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886483.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Shell International BV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886483.81 63582 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Shell International BV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63582 636821.69 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Shell International BV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636821.69 0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Shell International BV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.12 68043.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250390.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260255.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326514.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132142.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141593.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197404.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64735.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9221.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78928.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57658.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0067 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will ensure that various sectoral government entities in Tajikistan have better access to information on the migration, environment and climate change nexus and participate actively in regular cross-sectoral discussions on related topics. This aims to ultimately lead to more informed policies and practices, and for the sectoral government entities to further integrate the migration, environment and climate change nexus into relevant national policies and programmes, including the National Adaptation Plan, enabling migrants and their families to contribute to and benefit from climate change adaptation.The project includes three major Outputs. Firstly, the knowledge base of national stakeholders in Tajikistan about the migration, environment and climate change nexus will be increased. Next, tools to mainstream the migration, environment and climate change nexus considerations into the National Adaptation Plan of Tajikistan will be developed, and workshops and events will be conducted to increase the capacities of the stakeholders on these tools. Finally, media and communications material on the migration, environment and climate change nexus will be developed and publicly disseminated, to increase the overall knowledge base and buy-in of the people of Tajikistan on these issues. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tajikistan +992 37 221 03 02 dushanbeinfo@iom.int 22a, Vtoroy proezd Azizbekova stree, Dushanbe, Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 71126.25 28873.75 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 -2330.68 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2330.68 9650.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 14733.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2265.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6920.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3326.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20093.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40214.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are on the front lines of climate change and face increasingly frequent and intense rapid and slow onset hazards. Such hazards are both direct and indirect drivers of migration across of the Pacific. The governments of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), and Kiribati recognize climate change adaptation (CCA) as the key long-term solution for strengthening the resilience of their communities and economies. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are ideally positioned to connect local knowledge with government CCA strategies. Given this, the “Strengthening NGOs to Promote Climate Change Adaptation Across and Displacement Prevention Measures in Micronesia” project proposes to strengthen climate adaptation strategies and displacement prevention measures in FSM, RMI and Kiribati by increasing the capacities of CSOs and NGOs to implement CCA-related projects and to strengthen partnerships with other partners and donors. Towards this objective, IOM will organize capacity-building workshops for CSOs and NGOs and award a Small Grants Award for eight eligible NGOs across the three countries. The grants will consist of stand-alone climate action projects that promote climate resilience to address the impacts of climate change on migration decisions for communities and individuals. Following the successful implementation of the Awards, IOM will organize an event for the awarded CSOs/NGOs to showcase their capacity to their respective national partners, with a goal of ensuring sustainable relationships between the two. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Micronesia IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Kiribati Marshall Islands Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 87439.63 127036.82 118013.04 67510.51 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 18750 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5700 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8668.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22839.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24051.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9902.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 734.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12248.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18429.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25617.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50815.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21131.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22115.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10518.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4703.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8352.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21694.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22603.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8475.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0069 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM initiated the development of the Institutional Strategy on Migration, Environment and Climate Change, 2021-2030 in 2020, to respond to major changes that have occurred in global, regional, national, and sub-national policy discussions on migration, environment, and climate change and increasingly available evidence and knowledge. The Strategy has been adopted in July 2021. This project will support the implementation of this Strategy, according to the defined 4 priority areas of engagement in the Strategy. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 153168.19 308407.6 302137.68 72618.98 775382.72 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 836332.45 836332.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 914634.15 25383 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27832.24 32397.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52501.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25765.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71490.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199376.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53223.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68830.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67969.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45589.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45636.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124696.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35409.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36070.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Mali, communities experience the impacts of climate change through droughts, rainfall variability, strong winds, high temperatures and floods. The vast majority of international Malian migrants originate from the south-western region of Kayes. Seventy per cent of these migrants indicate economic reasons to be the main factor driving migration. In Kayes, these reasons are linked to the agropastoral sector which represents the communities’ main livelihood source. In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to increasing the resilience of migration-prone communities to climate change and environmental degradation in the Kayes Region through the implementation of gender-sensitive action plans and livelihood initiatives.The objective will be achieved through four outputs, namely, (1) Three gender-sensitive community assessments in the three circles[1] of Bafoulabé, Kayes and Yelimané on the interrelations between migration, environment and climate change are undertaken, (2) Three evidence-based and gender-sensitive action plans are designed in the three circles, (3) A gap analysis on currently used and high potential nature-based livelihood initiatives is produced in the circles and (4) Gender-sensitive and high potential nature-based livelihood initiatives are developed to benefit communities in Bafoulabé, Kayes and Yelimané. The project aims to contribute to an institutional change in the inclusion of Migration, Environment and Climate Change (MECC) issues in migration management implementation tools in Mali. Lessons learned will be collected for sustainability and upscaling. [1] Circles represent second-level administrative units in Mali and are named after their principal city. In this context, Kayes is both the name of the region and of the circle incorporating the city of Kayes. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 96916.74 3083.26 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -7782.44 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7782.44 5982.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25048.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30434.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29894.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1830.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -972 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) By linking the protection of migrant workers and the environment, this project aims to highlight the positive contribution of Peri-Urban Agriculture to the resilience of the territories in which it is practiced. Above all, it will seek to show the importance of the role played by migrant workers in this context, so that the social reality of working in agriculture corresponds to enhanced development investments, responding to the challenges experienced in urban and peri-urban territories in Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire Western Africa Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 208161.66 578252.5 750000.04 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 786414.16 786414.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 914634.15 21112.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26537.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52426.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138519.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110474.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113034.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24964.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94473.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41804.57 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169064.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4247.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -689.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4018.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0072 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to strengthen the Government of Pakistan’s ability to address and mitigate the impacts of climate change induced migration and displacement. Drawing upon IOM’s experience in supporting governments with migration management, IOM will work with the Government of Pakistan’s Federal Ministry of Climate Change, Federal and Provincial Planning and Development Departments, National and Provincial Disaster Management Authorities, Provincial Urban Planning Units, and other relevant governmental agencies to enhance the capacity to integrate internal migration into future climate change adaptation planning and policy. Under Outcome 1, IOM will conduct research through a service provider, in a bid to improve knowledge, data, and information on the socio-economic impacts of human mobility related to climate change in Pakistan. The findings, together with recommendations from beneficiaries and stakeholders, will allow for an improved understanding of internal migration patterns and the role of migration as an adaptive strategy to climate change. Utilizing this new knowledge, under Outcome 2, migration management will then be integrated into climate change adaptation planning. To understand the current needs of capacity building for government officials and policymakers, IOM will undertake a needs-assessment exercise to gauge challenges and concerns related to Migration, Environment and Climate Change (MECC) in the country. Based on the this needs-assessment, IOM will organize workshops to provide relevant stakeholders with the knowledge and technical skills necessary to integrate planning and preparedness for human mobility into climate change adaptation policies and frameworks. This will lead to the integration of migration-related considerations into the National Adaptation Plan process, ultimately contributing to the overall objective. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 54781.2 53386.09 64968.21 126864.5 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 702.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1081.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8715.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14533.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17837.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20045.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15661.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8296.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20313.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28802.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60570.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through research and data collection, the project aims to enhance the evidence base regarding the linkages between climate change and ‎environmental degradation, community cohesion, gender dynamics and mobility decisions from a ‎regional perspective, with a focus on Libya and Sudan. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Northern Africa IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Sudan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 85150.55 14849.45 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -6500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6500 16276.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1574.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67103.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3343.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5202.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Caribbean countries are amongst the most vulnerable worldwide to the impacts of climate change, both in terms of sudden onset hazards (hurricanes, floods) and slower onset processes (droughts, coastal erosion, sea level rise). Different patterns of human mobility related to climate change have been reported across the region, including disaster induced displacement and evacuations, labour migration and urbanization in contexts of environmental degradation, and planned relocation processes. The overall objective of this component of the programme is to support the development of coherent approaches to address the challenges of migration in the context of sudden-onset and slow-onset disasters, including by taking into consideration relevant recommendations from international frameworks. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana Latin America and the Caribbean Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago Suriname Montserrat Saint Lucia Saint Kitts and Nevis Jamaica Haiti Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Grenada Dominica Cuba Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 The Bahamas Barbados Antigua and Barbuda Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Emergency Preparedness and Risk Reduction Plan in the Caribbean 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 129613.59 205600.36 247592.59 61835.02 600000.59 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644641.56 644641.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 609756.1 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105042.02 934.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4672.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6154.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36267.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66216.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17947.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23217.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62642.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98476.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52519.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58057.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51268.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Climate change has become one of the most prominent factors contributing to migration in Turkmenistan, particularly due to its negative impact on agricultural production and water resources. Addressing climate change and its consequences is among the priority policy areas for Turkmenistan and is a part of the 2021-2025 UNSDCF. However, migration is not currently mainstreamed into the national plans related to climate change adaptation. This is largely the result of an absence of nationally-specific data on the migration, environment, and climate change (MECC) nexus, resulting in limited national capacities to formulate effective and evidence-based policies related to the nexus.In response, this project will contribute to supporting the Government of Turkmenistan’s strategic vision on climate change adaptation. The intended outcome of the project is that national stakeholders will mainstream migration considerations into climate change policies and climate change considerations into migration policies, ensuring that the nexus is integrated into programmatic approaches in a long-term, sustainable manner. To achieve this Outcome, the project takes a three-pronged approach. Through the first output, national capacities will be strengthened through trainings for Government officials and through the selection of three national experts to be trained on the MECC nexus by professors at the University of Vienna. Under the second Output, gender-sensitive, nationally-specific evidence will be collected through a case study on the MECC nexus in Turkmenistan in selected pilot communities. Under the final Output, a national policy mapping and analysis will be conducted, to identify the best places to mainstream MECC considerations into national policies. With the mapping and analysis report completed and the context-specific data from the research collected, the stakeholders will have the information and capacities to effectively mainstream the MECC nexus into the Government of Turkmenistan's climate change vision and adaptation strategies. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Turkmenistan +993 12 48 84 07 iomashgabat@iom.int Archabil avenue 21, Ashgabat 744036, Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 36740.05 126126.02 55586.93 218453 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218453 218453 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218453 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218453 9311.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7942.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10244.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6189.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3813.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28316.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18374.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3077.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10355 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33281.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78241.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Small Island Developing States (SIDS), and particularly Eastern Caribbean SIDS, are recurrently exposed to climate related threats, being especially prone to disasters that are up to six times more damaging when compared to developed countries. This joint programme, aligned to the UN’s Global Socio-Economic Response to COVID-19 and the Eastern Caribbean Multi Sectoral Response Plan for COVID-19, will contribute, through the promotion of the human security approach, to address the challenges that COVID-19 exposes in relation to environmental migration and disaster displacement in the Eastern Caribbean. Through the application of the human security approach, the programme will address a multidimensional ongoing challenge in an interlinked manner (COVID-19, disaster and climate change and displacement) and through a multi-partner approach with the OECS Commission and other regional institutions, national governments, communities and other stakeholders to ensure that no one is left behind. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominica Caribbean British Virgin Islands Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Montserrat Saint Lucia Saint Kitts and Nevis Grenada Dominica Anguilla (UK) Antigua and Barbuda Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Emergency Preparedness and Risk Reduction Plan in the Caribbean 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8552.51 87850.2 194334.78 10697.44 301434.93 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301434.93 301434.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177673.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177673.5 75649 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75649 48112.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48112.55 23556.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17460.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41396.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72463.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67196.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18753.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51368.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9174.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project addresses the climate-conflict nexus in Somalia and seeks to address and reverse the multiplier effect that climate change has on violent conflict in specific regions of the country and enhance the capacity of conflict- and displacement-affected communities to adapt to the negative effects of climate change. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2477148.99 4352757.88 6000000.49 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6829906.87 6829906.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3790069 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4326562.79 2209986.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2150431.49 68174.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284214.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342108.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800615.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 675609.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1177763.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2689690.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442079.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3061.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -200.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to assist cities in their efforts to better understand how climate and environmental change will affect migration and urbanization trends in the coming decades, and to include these considerations in urban planning and key sectoral policies. In line with growing initiatives at the international level, the project contributes to accelerate local, national, regional and global responses to climate change and migration in cities and support local governments in designing inclusive climate and integration policies. The project is built on three pillars: I) Data collection and improvement of knowledge on climate migration and cities, II) Strengthening dialogue and partnerships with leading cities on migration and climate change issues, III) Implementation of a pilot project with the City of Paris to develop an action program on climate change and migration. France - City of Paris International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4575.14 58844.9 60000.03 Contracted Grant Amount France - City of Paris International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63420.04 63420.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - City of Paris International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69767.44 -1019.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - City of Paris International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8682.88 12729.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31767.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13495.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2985.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Salinity intrusion, cyclones, and storm surges are all significant negative drivers of migration and displacement in Bangladesh's 710-kilometer-long coastal belt, which covers 19 districts. Drought and dwindling freshwater resources have forced residents to relocate in the country's north, landslides have made people homeless in the hill tracts, and riverbank and coastal erosion have displaced people all around the country. Climate-related migration will increase in Bangladesh as a result of these challenges and the more frequent and intense rapid and slow-onset disasters that are anticipated, necessitating effective responses from the government and other key stakeholders.To address these challenges, this project will develop the first ever Migration, Environment and Climate Change profile for Bangladesh, which will capture the current national-level climate change dynamics in the country and serve as a comprehensive and holistic tool for policymakers and other stakeholders to use when considering issues related to climate migration. The project will also create a locally tailored online climate migration capacity strengthening package and will support capacity development among key policymakers at the national, district and upazila (sub-district) levels. Together, these interventions will begin to fill the gaps in data and capacities of the Government of Bangladesh, equipping them to better respond to the adverse effects of climate change on human mobility in the country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 74457.24 43314.46 131514.4 50713.9 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 7005.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6407.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6061.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11338.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14220.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14216.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22426.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17136.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9264.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1029.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is supporting the national government to implement consultations throughout the country to better identify communities’ experiences and understanding of climate change, and their views on mitigation and possible adaptation measures. IOM is implementing this activity in partnership with the government and local NGOs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Marshall Islands - Environmental Protection Authority IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 206898.94 293100.89 499999.83 Contracted Grant Amount Marshall Islands - Environmental Protection Authority International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.83 499999.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands - Environmental Protection Authority International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000 140000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands - Environmental Protection Authority International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands - Environmental Protection Authority International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 99534 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Marshall Islands - Environmental Protection Authority International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99534 0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Marshall Islands - Environmental Protection Authority International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.21 61879.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37823.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122050.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88411.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67424.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2071.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -126.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the last decade, Costa Rica has experienced significant climate variability. Without swift and sustainable interventions, it is foreseen that climate change will threaten the livelihoods and well-being of communities that already experience the lowest human development indices in the country, namely Los Chiles and Puerto Jimenez. Los Chiles is largely reliant on agriculture, while Puerto Jimenez has a marine-based local economy. The climate-sensitive nature of these livelihoods, and the underlying vulnerabilities of these communities, make climate change a serious risk resulting in loss of livelihoods and related migration. As the effects of climate change intensify, the Government of Costa Rica has recognised adaptation as an essential strategy to building resilience. Therefore, this project aims to contribute to strengthening the capacities of local governments and communities to address the drivers of environmental migration in Costa Rica by engaging local government officials and residents in the communities of Los Chiles and Puerto Jimenez to collaboratively develop Community and Household Climate Adaptation Plans.Specifically, gender-sensitive diagnostic assessments of social and climatic context of Los Chiles and Puerto Jimenez will be conducted (Output 1.1); an awareness raising campaign (including C4D and workshops) to promote dialogue about the risks of climate change and improve the understanding of the potential of adaptation to mitigate these risks will be launched (Output 1.2); Community and Household Climate Change Adaptation Plans will be developed (Output 1.3); and the adaptation strategies identified in the Community and Household Climate Change Adaptation Plans as a result of capacity development in Los Chiles and Puerto Jimenez will be piloted (Output 1.4). This four-pronged approach will lead to local governments and target communities being able to utilise the knowledge acquired and resources provided to implement the strategies from the Community and Household Climate Change Adaptation Plans (Outcome 1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Costa Rica Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 134416.64 150166.67 15416.67 299999.98 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.98 299999.98 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 -88.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88.11 88.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88.11 8101.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7203.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38573.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29194.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25415.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35660.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70873.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68424.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This funding will support the Government of Kenya (GoK) and target communities in Turkana, West Pokot, and Baringo Counties in preventing resource-based conflict in the framework of building sustainable peace and promoting social cohesion among communities. Extreme climatic conditions in Northwestern Kenya have had devastating effects on the environment and the livelihoods of communities, shifting traditional migration patterns and pushing groups into conflict over scarce resources. These resource-based conflicts, exacerbated by climate change, have led to insecurity, undermining socio-economic development. Still, little is understood about the details of the climate change - migration - conflict nexus, and there is significant space to reduce the issues through community mediation mechanisms, if their capacities to do so are strengthened.To ensure that the GoK strengthens its conflict preventative measures, the hot spots, root causes, existing peace structures and possible solutions for insecurity caused by climate change will be mapped out and consolidated into a framework which will be further mainstreamed into existing peace structures in each target county (Outcome 1). After, to improve resilience to natural resource-based conflict, the programme aims to train key community leaders (women and men) on the issues of natural resource-based conflict and mediation skills so they can contribute to developing and leading community events to promote peace at the community level (Outcome 2). Finally, socio-economic stability in target communities will be enhanced through assistance to diversify livelihood opportunities to prevent over-reliance on limited resources by establishing and implementing Community Assistance Projects (CAPs) that will benefit all the communal groups, in a gender- and age-sensitive manner, to ensure not to leave anyone behind in the community (Outcome 3). Ultimately, the three-pronged approach will lead to strengthened peace mechanisms and a reduction in resource-based conflict in the communities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 82666.78 160711.02 56622.2 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 1385.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8412.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22419.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28056.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14743.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31096.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27684.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59184.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90839.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1177.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Maldives stands at the front line of the climate change crisis. The low elevation and geographical dispersion of the islands makes the country especially vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and presents challenges to an effective response. Sea level rise presents a particular risk where a rise of two metres would virtually submerge the entire country of 1,190 small islands, and communities across the country are already grappling with the issues of increased coastal erosion, flooding, coral bleaching, tidal surges, thunderstorms, and heavy rain. These adverse effects of climate change have been influencing factors on internal migration within the Maldives. Maldives has become a leading global voice advocating for ambitious climate action on the international stage, yet the country still lacks sufficient evidence-based research and disaggregated data about the impacts of climate change on human mobility. There is a need for the development and application of evidence-based government policy to address the human mobility dimensions of climate change.The proposed project thus seeks to strengthen the capacities of the Government of Maldives and communities to better respond to the impacts of climate change on human mobility. Two outcomes will contribute to towards this objective. First, Relevant local government agencies will collect baseline information on climate-induced migration in the Maldives, towards future evidence-based policy making (Outcome 1). The data collected will then be disseminated among communities to raise awareness on climate-related issues, and pilot training on climate-resilient practices will be conducted with identified vulnerable communities (Outcome 2). As a Line 1 project, the project is designed with future upscaling in mind, and reports on best practices and lessons learned will be produced throughout. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maldives +960 775 7646 iommale@iom.int http://maldives.iom.int Hurvee Building 2nd Floor, Ameer Ahamed Magu, Male, Maldives Maldives Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 20225.29 30814.92 47097.36 1862.6 100000.17 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.17 100000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 5591.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8471.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10588.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5162.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1961.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -83.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17818.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1917.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Uganda is highly exposed and vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change. The country experiences drought, floods, landslides, erratic rainfall and/or intense rainfall patterns, and projections estimate that the frequency and severity of climate hazards and disasters is likely to increase significantly. Furthermore, environmental factors negatively impact Uganda’s economy and act as push factors for migration and displacement. Despite growing concern, national policies have been unchanged until recently, when the Government of Uganda launched the Climate Change Act 2021, which mandates the development of a comprehensive Strategy Framework on Climate Change, in addition to Action Plans at both the national and district level. Taking advantage of this momentum and building on previous work, this funding will support the Government of Uganda, as well as stakeholders at the district and local level, to effectively address environment and climate-change induced migration. The project aims to achieve this in three ways. Firstly, it will support policy work being done at the national and district level (Outcome 1); secondly, it will build capacity among government stakeholders to ensure migration is integrated into climate change data collection tools (Outcome 2); and lastly, it will contribute to addressing the impacts of climate change at the local level to ensure that communities have the tools to adapt to climate change impacts in their daily lives (Outcome 3). By engaging with stakeholders at all three levels, the project will ensure that policy implementation reaches district and community levels. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uganda Uganda Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 73239.81 142461.91 84298.28 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 832.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8027.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8313.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7905.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33272.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24867.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104730.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45568.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47740.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The coastal populations of Sierra Leone are highly susceptible to sudden and slow onset hazards. Coastal erosion, flooding and storm surges adversely impact coastal ecosystems and individual and community livelihoods through ecosystem degradation, reduced fish availability and low farming outputs, among others. In addition, the limited accessibility and availability of data on coastal communities in Sierra Leone and limited institutional capacity restricts the ability of decision-makers to make informed planning and policy decisions for the coast, and to take any clear strategic actions dedicated to coastal communities and areas to remedy and/or adapt to these adverse effects. In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening the Government of Sierra Leone’s preparedness and response to disasters, the adverse effects of climate variabilities and environmental degradation in the coastal communities of Sierra Leone.The project will seek to do so by strengthening the ability of the Environment Protection Agency Sierra Leone to plan and assist vulnerable coastal communities subject to climate change impacts in Sierra Leone by: conducting gender-sensitive socio-economic and environmental assessments of vulnerable coastal communities subject to climate change (Output 1.1) and improving the knowledge of decision-makers on the impacts of climate change on vulnerable coastal communities, with particular attention to gender considerations, using the results of the assessments (Output 1.2). In this way, the project will set up the groundwork for future policy processes by the Government of Sierra Leone. The project will focus on the Plantain and Yelibuya Islands, which are of key priority for the government, due to their positioning as major transit points for sea transportation, business centers and fishing hubs. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sierra Leone NEW SIGNAL HILL ROAD 18, FREETOWN 232, Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 22891.59 59808.36 64500.04 152800.01 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 1044.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13061.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87985.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18557.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14409.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23175.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14610.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56067.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5613.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mountain areas worldwide are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Average global warming of 1.5º and above is projected to have devastating impacts for mountain systems, including glacier retreat, increase in hazard risk and loss of biodiversity. However, in comparison to Small Island Developing States, mountain countries have not managed to develop collective advocacy efforts that catch the attention of global policymakers and donors. The current and projected impacts of climate change in mountain areas have and will continue to have strong implications in terms of different forms of human mobility.The proposed intervention focuses on the mountainous regions of Kazakhstan, but simultaneously takes a cross-regional approach, by building bridges with a mirror project in Ecuador to promote cooperation and a joint approach to climate change challenges from a human mobility perspective in mountain areas. This will be accomplished through three separate components. First, research and evidence on human mobility in contexts of disasters, environmental degradation and climate change will be developed. Second, the project will conduct capacity development related to human mobility in the context of climate change mountain areas with key stakeholders in Kazakhstan. Finally, the project seeks to support policy development by advancing collaboration between mountain countries and key international stakeholders focused on climate issues in mountain regions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 36188.96 62333.96 1477.08 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 3655.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4421.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51386.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5917.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9886.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9086.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4084.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6529.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Middle East and North Africa region is one of the most severely affected by the evolving impacts of climate change. It has always experienced harsh climatic conditions, including low rainfall, water shortages, frequent flooding, extreme temperatures and droughts. However, despite the availability of information on the diversity of environmental impacts, relatively little empirical data is available on the migration they induce in the national context of Morocco. Therefore, understanding the link between climate change and environmental degradation, human security, fragility, violence and conflict, and the impact of this link on mobility dynamics, is a critical concern for Morocco.In light of the above, the objective of this project is to support the Government of Morocco in addressing climate change-induced migration through the integration of migration into environment and climate change policy planning.To do so, the project will focus on the Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima and Souss-Massa regions, as they represent pilot regions in Morocco which have initiated work on the development of their own territorial climate plans. The project will thus work towards its objective by leading these pilot regions to integrate gender-sensitive migration considerations into their territorial climate change policy and planning (Outcome 1) by building the knowledge of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders in the pilot regions on the migration, environment and climate change (MECC) nexus through empirical studies on the MECC nexus in the pilot regions (Output 1.1); by strengthening the capacity of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders in the pilot regions to formulate and implement policies and initiatives related to climate change-induced migration (Output 1.2); and by enabling evidence-based advocacy on the MECC nexus by governmental and non-governmental stakeholders (Output 1.3). In this way, the project will set an exemplary foundation for future research and programming on the MECC nexus at a national scale. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 70253.32 156458.38 73288.34 300000.04 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.04 300000.04 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 -4718.32 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4718.32 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 28226.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29889.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15994.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39534.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32015.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17493.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9148.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107261.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 716.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mountain areas worldwide are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Global warming is projected to have devastating impacts for mountain systems. The current and projected impacts of climate change in mountain areas have and will continue to have strong implications in terms of different forms of human mobility. Changes in mountain ecosystems imply shaping population movements of different kinds, including transhumance, pastoralism, labour migration, displacement. However, decision-makers and practitioners are often not equipped to address the human migration implication of climate change in mountain areas. This project will contribute to an enhanced response to human mobility challenges and opportunities in the context of adverse impacts of climate change in mountain areas of Ecuador. The project will look at building bridges with a mirror project in Kazakhstan to promote a joint approach to climate change challenges from a human mobility perspective in mountain areas. This will be accomplished through two separate components: 1. Research and capacities: The project will contribute to enhancing the global evidence base on human mobility in contexts of disasters, environmental degradation, and climate change in mountain areas from the perspective of Ecuador, particularly in high mountains, contributing to the dissemination of new information. To this end, the project will set the basis for a panel study in coordination with national actors. The initiative will also develop the capacities of national stakeholders and ultimately enhance awareness on addressing environmental migration and disaster displacement in high mountain areas. 2.Enabling policy support and advancing collaboration: The second component will be focused on promoting dialogue between mountainous countries of the region to support policy coherence on the migration, environment, and climate (MECC) nexus. The project will also conduct a MECC policy analysis to assess the extent to which national policies, laws and strategies are aligned with the recommendations of the Task Force of Displacement of the Warsaw International Mechanism on Loss and Damage of the UNFCCC. The collaboration will be strengthened with the Mountain Partnership and other cross-regional bodies to promote attention to human mobility-related challenges in the context of climate change IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2013.89 72916.68 25069.43 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 2467.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4501.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15208.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18449.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11921.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42955.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -254.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7759.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Zimbabwe continues to suffer from recurring climate shocks, which include floods and droughts, and which are exacerbated by the effects of climate change. The Government of Zimbabwe recognises the importance of planning long term for development and adaptation to climate change and environmental pressures, and to create conditions for migration to be a choice, not a necessity. However, the specific technical capacities of the Government of Zimbabwe on migration and climate change could be strengthened, and more resources are needed to contribute towards research and evidence-based environment and climate change policy coherence. Presently, Zimbabwe’s climate change and adaptation policies do not mainstream mobility dimensions. It is against this background that IOM seeks to contribute to providing knowledge and policy recommendations to key stakeholders in Zimbabwe to harness their expertise in order to address Migration, Environment and Climate Change (MECC) challenges in the country in a strategic and coordinated manner. To contribute towards this overall objective, the project seeks to first identify the gaps in climate change policies, strategies and frameworks, and more clearly determine the specific vulnerabilities of migrants due to environmental change (Outcome 1). After sensitizing Government stakeholders on these gaps and vulnerabilities, the project then seeks to ensure that migration is mainstreamed into climate change policies in Zimbabwe, reducing those gaps and vulnerabilities (Outcome 2). These outcomes, in combination, will overall lead to a more coordinated and strategic approach to addressing climate change-related issues in Zimbabwe. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 143067.96 156932.04 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 21459.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18617.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16817.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53541.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56869.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5397.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19146.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73839.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Jordan, one of the most water-stressed countries in the world, is facing a wide range of challenges related to the environment, climate change and migration nexus. In its most recent report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) highlighted adaptive measures as a key tool in reducing vulnerability to climate change and strengthening community resilience. This project aims to contribute to strengthening environment and climate change adaptation efforts in Jordan, aligned with the principle of leaving no one behind. The project is intended to provide a foundation and direction for future research and interventions addressing environment and climate change adaptation in Jordan such as through early warning systems and response.This will be achieved through one outcome, namely, (1) Central and local government entities use evidence to inform future gender-sensitive research practice and policy formulations on climate change adaptation as well as measures to strengthen community resilience, with a particular focus on vulnerable groups. This outcome will be reached through two outputs, as follows: (1.1) The Ministry of Environment has access to a comprehensive scoping study of existing research on climate change adaptation in Jordan and similar contexts, accounting for the vulnerability profiles, roles and responsibilities of different stakeholders, and (1.2) Local level policymakers, community leaders and members of vulnerable communities in the selected governorates have improved knowledge and awareness on evidence-based and gender sensitive climate adaptation measures within their respective mandates. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33511.16 62998.47 100687.9 2802.47 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 7102.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4218.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18300.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18689.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49203.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27869.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24174.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0095 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To strengthen the resiliency of conflict-prone communities in Bangsamoro Autonomous Region against climate-related security risks, IOM will ensure that regional and local government climate change adaptation and response mechanisms are conflict-sensitive and evidence-based; and that conflict-prone communities, including local enterprises and vulnerable individuals, are informed, have improved capacity and the resources to adapt to the impacts of climate change. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 139984.39 145862.37 247524.66 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285846.76 285846.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60049.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69341.22 2475.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2720.05 185000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224514.56 -0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -312.84 24189.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26050.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35099.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210895.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0097 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over 24 months, the proposed project aims to strengthen global action on climate change through diaspora engagement with their countries of origin, especially in priority sectors identified in the strategic climate change documents such as National Climate Change Adaptation Strategies and National Adaptation Plans. The project will target four countries which are vulnerable to adverse impacts of climate change – the Republic of Moldova in South-Eastern Europe, Bangladesh in South Asia, Ghana in West Africa and Jamaica in the Caribbean. These are all countries with significant diaspora populations in the UK, who will be engaged as key stakeholders in the project. During the first phase of the project, IOM will work with national and international experts to assess the opportunities and challenges in engaging diaspora support for climate action in their countries of origin. Assessments and consultations will be conducted in both the target countries and in diaspora communities in the UK. Building on this evidence base, during the second phase of the project, IOM will work closely with relevant government ministries in Bangladesh, Ghana, Jamaica and the Republic of Moldova, and their diaspora communities in the UK, to develop guidance tools and coordination mechanisms to engage the diaspora in climate action in their countries of origin. This will include setting up dialogues and consultations between diaspora groups in the UK and governmental entities in the UK and countries of origin, and the development of country-specific information tools on climate change priorities, to enable diaspora members in the UK to support climate action in their country of origin. A communication strategy will also be developed, with communications products disseminated and activities implemented at the national and local levels to ensure visibility of diaspora engagement in climate action. It is expected that this initiative will contribute to government efforts to address the adverse impacts of climate change and promote sustainable development, through strengthening diaspora engagement in priority sectors identified by national governments and their partners. The project will also create a potential model for other countries to promote the unique role diaspora can play in shaping national climate action policies and interventions alongside governments and other key actors. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Jamaica Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 222896.63 177103.37 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 10417.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18271.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21184.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18252.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19975.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37801.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81670.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144522.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0098 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Republic of Türkiye faces significant environmental challenges further exacerbated by climate change, such as droughts, increasing water scarcity, and increased frequency of extreme weather. Türkiye also faces significant migration challenges, including hosting 3.7 million Syrians under temporary protection. As policy issues, these have traditionally been dealt with separately and policy coherence is limited. As Türkiye undertakes climate change policy development to reach its goal of carbon neutrality by 2053, greater awareness and a deeper understanding of the interlinkages between climate change and human mobility are required. Over 12 months, IOM will contribute to the mainstreaming of the migration, environment, and climate change nexus into national policy planning processes in the Republic of Türkiye. The intended outcome is that relevant stakeholders will mainstream migration perspectives in climate change policy development, while also mainstreaming climate change perspectives in migration policy development. This will be achieved through a CD4MM-compliant strategic capacity development agenda, ensuring that national stakeholders in the Republic of Türkiye have an improved understanding of the nexus (Output 1.1) and have access to an improved evidence-base to support inter- and intra-governmental dialogue on the topic, with attention given to gender and status-related vulnerabilities (Output 1.2). Finally, the project will aim to provide direct support to policy development processes to ensure that technical quality in policy inputs is maintained (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8588.93 91411.07 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 1847.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the Government of Lesotho’s efforts to provide climate adaptive solutions through the development of a national migration, environment and climate change (MECC) policy, while also piloting an innovative green economy programme among vulnerable communities in five target areas. In addition to supporting the Government of Lesotho’s efforts to develop a national MECC Strategy and Action Plan, this funding will work with recycling cooperatives and district level government stakeholders to provide training on climate resilient practices, particularly waste separation. The aim of the training is to equip these groups to then build awareness and mobilize community members to adopt climate resilient practices at the household level. The approach also contributes to sustainable livelihood opportunities for recycling cooperative members, who will have greater access to waste materials through the adoption of waste separation practices by the community. In this way, the effort will support their green businesses, while also engaging communities in climate resilient practices. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Lesotho Lesotho Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 108054.37 80765.31 111180.32 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 1091.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12552.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30668.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48807.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20733.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42928.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16545.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening the resilience of Nigerien communities to climate change by promoting adaptation practices. It materializes at the community level the political and knowledge production approach initiated since 2020 as part of the project. Specifically targeting communities identified during the realization of the national study, this project constitutes a pilot in that it comes to strengthen the capacity for action of political decision-makers, practitioners and communities in terms of adaptation to climate change, in the localities, departure and arrival of environmental migrants in Niger. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 131433 25139.88 148514.98 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156572.88 156572.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157563.03 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4659.59 14245.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60034.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56284.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30793.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -723.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1588.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within a three-year period, the Pacific Climate Change Migration and Human Security programme (PCCMHS) Phase II will contribute to strengthened resilience and adaptive capacity of Pacific Islanders in the context of climate change and disasters, ensuring that migration and relocation remains a choice, and displacement is averted, minimized and addressed. The programme will support the following outcomes:•Governments cooperate at the (Pacific) regional and sub-regional level to manage climate mobility (outcome 1)•Pacific Governments develop and implement national policies to address climate mobility (outcome 2)•Pacific civil society actors, worker and employer organizations, and communities actively engage in national, regional and global processes to manage climate mobility (outcome 3)These outcomes will be achieved by creating an enabling policy environment; contributing to the availability of relevant data and evidence; increasing knowledge and skills of diverse stakeholders based on availability of tools and information; and improving access to services. The programme will engage with Pacific Governments and non-government stakeholders, including, at-risk communities, civil society organizations, workers’ and employers’ organizations, academic institutions, and UN agencies. New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Samoa Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Tuvalu Tonga Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Nauru Marshall Islands Kiribati Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Fiji Cook Islands Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 278741.67 2045133.25 2332400.98 1878376.79 6534652.69 Contracted Grant Amount New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6534652.69 6534652.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2096189 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2096189 2828386.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2828386.45 1610077.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1610077.57 1006877.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -736091.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 41856.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64382.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116347.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65066.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62837.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91862.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86036.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96234.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the capacities of the Government of Rwanda (GoR) and climate change-affected communities through a gender-sensitive lens, to manage human mobility in the context of climate change, through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach. The project supports the implementation of the Kampala Ministerial Declaration on Migration Environment and Climate Change (KDMECC) that was signed by GoR in 2022. The main objective of the project is to strengthen capacities of the GoR to manage human mobility in the context of climate change. The expected outcome is that GoR integrates human mobility in the context of climate change into their policies and strategies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 25208.04 125622.06 149169.9 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 8901.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7026.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2289.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the past decade, the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region has experienced numerous natural disasters, including wildfires and floods, causing substantial damage to infrastructure and agriculture. With the support of the Chancellery and Foreign Affairs of Flanders, IOM aims to aid the Moroccan government in planning sustainable adaptation solutions for vulnerable communities in this region. The project focuses on enhancing institutional capacity at both national and regional levels to address climate change, rural poverty, and human mobility while involving Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Additionally, it aims to build resilience and adaptive capacities in communities at risk of forced migration due to climate change and natural hazards, particularly among women. Belgium - Chancellery and Foreign Affairs of Flanders International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 346185.75 527250.52 146729.87 940594 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Chancellery and Foreign Affairs of Flanders International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1020166.14 1020166.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490594 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Chancellery and Foreign Affairs of Flanders International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544499.45 14398.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24584.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25222.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36258.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Haiti is one of the countries most affected by disasters due to environmental risks due to its geographic situation and its high vulnerability indices. The country is also experiencing a very high rate of deforestation resulting in a major loss of rural areas in Haiti. In addition, Haiti is also experiencing high levels of illegal migration and migrant trafficking. This project aims to provide employment opportunities in the field of reforestation in areas with the highest number of forcibly returned migrants, allowing the reuse of agricultural land and thus offering more economic opportunities locally, reducing the need to migrate to meet their needs in 'return' and also 'denature/origin' zones. The project also includes a major research strand on the links between climate change. migration and deforestation. These activities will be conducted in cooperation with partners such as the National Bureau for Migration (ONM). FAO and UNEP. As part of the project, an awareness campaign aimed at raising awareness of sustainable natural resource management practices will be carried out. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 216417.06 148489.15 63124.85 400000.66 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428031.06 428031.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420168.07 9219.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17441.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14859.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14583.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12092.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6364.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10658.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to build the foundation for evidence-based policymaking on environmental migration in Mexico by building innovative tools and methodologies to collect data and information on the nexus between human mobility and disasters, the adverse effects of climate change and environmental degradation. This will be accomplished by equipping the Government of Mexico – in particular, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), the Migration Policy, Registry, and Identity of Persons Unit (UPMRIP) in the Secretariat of the Interior (SEGOB), INECC, SEMARNAT, and municipal and state planning authorities with a number of innovative, tested methodological and analytical tools (including, among other resources, guides, toolkits, methodological notes, and a diagnostic) to measure dynamics of environmental migration. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71026.97 47928.69 160692.89 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118955.66 118955.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160693 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118759.95 2496 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19880.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10187.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8886.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10629.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39213.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8852.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15231.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last decade, the relationship between Migration, Environment, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction (MECR) has gained visibility on the global policy agenda. However, in Chad, despite a growing number of people across the country being forced to move in the context of climate change, environmental degradation and disasters, limited data is currently available on the MECR nexus. The currently available data only paints a partial picture of the events and processes that lead to displacement and is insufficient to adequately inform the series of political and institutional reforms underway by the transitional Government of Chad, namely the updated National Adaptation Plan (NAP) and Long-Term Strategy (LTS).In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to improved responses to the adverse effects of climate change, environmental degradation and disasters on human mobility in Chad.The project will seek to do so by supporting the Ministry of the Environment, Fisheries and Sustainable Development to integrate gender-sensitive MECR considerations into the new National Adaptation Plan and Long-Term Strategy (Outcome 1) by making available to government partners a comprehensive and gender-sensitive scoping study on the MECR nexus in Chad (Output 1.1) and strengthening the knowledge of key national stakeholders, media representatives, NGOs and CSOs on the MECR nexus through a series of tailored trainings (Output 1.2). Overall, this will establish an evidence base to inform future MECR gender-sensitive research practice and policy formulations, as well as promote a shared understanding on the topic among society. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Chad Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 32430.41 59521.8 8047.79 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 197.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7144.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11360.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11869.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29173.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Overall goal of the project is to increase livelihood opportunities and access to water resources for rural communities in Azerbaijan International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 175533.01 175533.01 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175533.01 175533.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175533 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175533 111033.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64499.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0113 International Organization for Migration (IOM) North Macedonia is advancing towards a low-emission sustainable development pathway via the utilization of renewable energy and energy-efficient solutions, benefiting both women and men and vulnerable groups. If access to a financial facility, finance and incentives are improved, then this will trigger prioritization of investments into renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions that will contribute improved air quality, reduced CO2 emissions, and sustained socio-economic growth. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 24661.01 298518.33 323210.64 89770.29 736160.27 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736160.27 736160.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 450000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 44.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19891.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16320.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19712.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16833.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to ensuring municipal governments in Brazil are better prepared and more resilient to respond to the challenges posed by the internal migration, environment and climate change nexus, with a view to guaranteeing the protection of the human rights of internal migrants, including the right to a sustainable environment. This will be achieved by producing new evidence and policy recommendations (Output 1.1), strengthening capacities of local and national actors (Output 1.2) and supporting the development of municipal plans in three target municipalities, to be defined in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (Output 1.3). This will contribute to mainstreaming internal migration, environment and climate change across local policies, plans and strategic decision-making. While the main focus of the project is at the local level, the project will strengthen policy coherence at the federal and state levels as well. The project will also pay special attention to areas such as social protection, which are particularly important when addressing situations of vulnerability that often occur in the context of climate-induced migration. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4210.41 67919.22 27870.37 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 6652.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12643.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20503.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3593.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5235.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23111.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint IOM-UNDP project will aim to contribute to reducing competition between communities over natural resources while strengthening their climate resilience through adaptive capacity targeted at environmental preservation and finally to better analyze and understand climate-related conflicts in order to enable more effective prevention actions. The proposed approach implies that if the direct and indirect impacts of climate change are identified, if the frequency and nature of related conflicts are known, if the prevention and management capacities of local authorities and communities are strengthened, then the climate resilience and security of the populations of the north and center can be improved through the implementation of high-impact actions, based on evidence and lessons learned from empirical experiences. Furthermore, if local options and mechanisms for prevention and adaptation to climate change are known, then it would be easier to support central and local authorities as well as civil society actors in a youth and women-centered approach to addressing climate security challenges. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Mali Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 312955.05 838943.24 720371.89 208193.7 22458843.13 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2080463.88 2080463.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6578853 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625544.64 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12188.3 721125.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71653.96 40170.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56663.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -12.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 112711.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19376.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7947.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45845.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173379.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174008.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195073.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24468.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cambodia is among the countries most at risk to the impacts of climate change, which increasingly affect the Cambodian people and key economic sectors. Migration has long been a central strategy for reducing household vulnerabilities to environmental risks and economic shocks, such as crop failures or loss of productive assets, by offering income generation alternatives. However, a focused discussion of the interaction between climate change and migration on the policy level has not been undertaken in Cambodia, partially due to the limited evidence available of the context-specific impacts in Cambodia. The project's objective is to contribute to strengthening climate change responses in Cambodia through the integration of migration-related considerations into Government policy and planning. Under Outcome 1, a research report on mainstreaming environmental dimensions and linkages between climate change and migration will be made available to guide policy development in Cambodia (Output 1.1) through working closely with the climate change technical working group, establishing technical research team and conducting data collection. The project will improve the key government stakeholders’ understandings of the links between climate change and migration (Output 1.2) through validation meetings, sensitization workshops, and regular coordination meetings and capacity development activities for the member of the climate change technical group. Under Outcome 2, the project will strengthen the capacities of local authorities to avert, minimize and address displacement related to the adverse impacts of environmental and climate change (Output 2.1), and minimize and address the impacts of environmental and climate change on livelihoods in most vulnerable communities (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10843.88 143659.98 145496.14 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 55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25314.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28322.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38292.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11732.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A large percentage of the Kyrgyz population is internal migrants, with numbers expected to increase dramatically in the coming years due to the effects of climate change. Many internal migrants construct non-energy efficient, non-climate resilient housing in growing informal settlements, where there is little access to basic services. This exposes them to many risks, including health- and climate-related. The Programme for the Development of a Green Economy in the Kyrgyz Republic for 2019-2023 calls for green renovation and for partners to deepen their understanding and develop approaches to better enable vulnerable groups to participate in decision making and policy development processes at household level. However, internal migrants are not included. As this Programme comes to an end in 2023, the Government will begin evaluating the current Programme and identifying what should follow. At this opportune moment, the project aims to promote the inclusion of internal migrants in the Government of Kyrgyzstan’s efforts on green renovation. It will do so by first establishing a Working Group to provide technical support to the project, including the development of standardised, pre-approved, cost and energy efficient, climate-resilient construction plans and green renovation designs. The designs will then be piloted in internal migrant women households. Awareness raising and capacity-development activities for key stakeholders and the selected pilot households will then take place. These will improve understanding of the newly available plans/designs, as well as the benefits of including internal migrants in green renovation initiatives for Government and other stakeholders, and the benefits of green renovation initiatives for the pilot households. Finally, the plans will be made publicly available and a campaign will promote the newly-available construction plans and green renovation designs to the general public. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 107713.48 168278.3 24008.22 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 47516.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2246.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6351.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8141.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5890.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42937.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50182.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to develop a better understanding of displacement in the context of climate change as part of loss and damage analysis, as well as to improve action and support for measures aimed at preventing, minimizing and addressing displacement related to the adverse effects of change. climate in Guatemala. To this end, an 'Action Plan' is established around four pillars (components) of work, which respond to the analysis of specific needs and priorities of the country. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Guatemala Crisis Response Plan 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 437784.47 79215.68 517000.15 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517000.15 517000.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 67000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67000 15816.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51845.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121961.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38358.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55163.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146746.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0119 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nepal witnesses high human mobility in the form of both voluntary and forced migration. The country has extremely high levels of climate risk. Climate change and human mobility is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that cuts across different policy areas, including but not limited to migration, development, climate change and environment, humanitarian assistance and security. The Government of Nepal is keen to address the issue in an integrated and coherent manner to provide solutions for people to move, people on the move and people to stay. The objective of the project is to support the Government of Nepal’s efforts to respond to challenges along the MECC nexus in a human security-centred and gender responsive manner. The project aims to further strengthen the knowledge base to inform government stakeholders and influence policies related to climate change, disasters, gender, and migration. Along with this, the project will support local governments to draft plans, adopting a human security approach, for gender responsive safe, orderly and regular migration and adaptation to climate change. By engaging with different spheres of government and engaging leading civil society organisations (CSOs) and communities, the project will promote participatory, joint approaches to analyse and address drivers that compel people to move and support the Government in taking climate actions and enhancing adaptive capacities of the population by making migration a choice. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78166.72 164833.29 56999.99 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 13260.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29544.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33817.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30568.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20017.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Limited studies have been conducted to assess the impacts of climate variability and change on international migrants, specifically those accommodated in collective migrant facilities in Serbia. Approximately 1.5 million migrants have transited through Serbia since 2015, and nearly 2,000 migrants are presently accommodated in 15 reception facilities in Serbia. After the closure of the Western Balkan route in 2016, greatly hindering the passage of migrants through Serbian territory, the intensity of migration throughout the region augmented and placed significant pressure on the Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migration (SCRM) and the SCRM-run migration reception facilities, thus underlining the need to explore more sustainable accommodation solutions. The proposed project will contribute to the implementation of the National Strategy on Investment Incentives for the Renewal of the National Building Fund of the Republic of Serbia until 2050 and the Law on Energy Efficiency and Rational Usage of Energy, through green renovation at migrant reception centres. The main outcome expected is that relevant stakeholders in the Republic of Serbia adopt green renovation practices at the migration reception centres. Under Output 1.1, a study on the development and promotion of construction plans/designs for the green renovation migration reception centres, a study visit and a meeting on the sustainability of the project outcomes will be conducted. Under Output 1.2, the awareness and capacities of national stakeholders on the migration, environment, and climate change nexus will be strengthened. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33300.75 56911.41 9787.84 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 7788.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2986.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5492.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9815.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31239.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0121 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Peru is one of the countries most affected by climate change. As such, the impacts of climate change affect and will increasingly affect the livelihoods of the Peruvian population in all regions across the country. The consequences for internal migration include hydrometeorological hazards, both in terms of excess (through floods, torrential rains) and scarcity of water (through droughts, desertification, retreat of glaciers). On the other hand, the capacity of local governments to manage migration due to climate change, with a particular focus on gender considerations, is still limited.The objective of the project is to contribute to the empowerment of women and local communities in regions vulnerable to climate change and internal migration in Peru. To meet this objective, the implemented activities will focus on the achievement of two key outcomes: 1) The local governments of the Piura and Ancash regions responsibly collect, analyse, share and disseminate quality, timely, disaggregated and comparable data on migration and climate change; and 2) Local communities, particularly women, establish sustainable livelihoods adapted to climate change.Under the first outcome, the project will support the development and dissemination of a pilot platform for Local Observatories on migration and displacement due to the effects of climate change. In addition, gender-sensitive training for government officials on migration and climate change will be conducted. Under the second outcome, the project will support the development of participatory assessments on the local socioeconomic needs and opportunities in each region. Moreover, training for women in rural areas of Piura and Ancash on adaptation strategies to hazards associated with climate change, using ancestral methods and technologies, will be conducted. Finally, infrastructure/material resources and technical guidance for the implementation of sustainable productive activities to restore sustainable livelihoods will be provided, based on the results of the participatory assessments. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 39445 183867.08 76687.92 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 9693.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12298.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21075.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25677.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30939.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Dominican Republic is highly vulnerable to climatic events such as sea-level rise and frequent hurricanes that lead to flooding and landslides. In contrast, climate change is resulting in periods of drought with severe effects in certain territories of the country. In addition, there is high exposure to geophysical hazards such as earthquakes, some of them with magnitudes greater than five degrees. In this context, the Dominican Republic requires short- and medium-term actions that integrate measures related to human mobility, such as such as the development and implementation of disaster contingency plans in the short term and the planning and relocation of communities as a medium-term solution, as indicated in the National Development Strategy 2030.This project will contribute to increasing the resilience of communities in risk areas and reducing the vulnerability caused by internal mobility in the face of disasters, environmental degradation and climate change, taking into account the differentiated needs of men, women and vulnerable groups. To meet this objective, a gender-sensitive methodology will be developed to identify, characterise and assess the needs of communities in areas likely to be subject to land-use change and planned relocation (Output 1.1). Furthermore, National, Regional and Municipal Land Management Plans that take into account the relocation of communities in highly vulnerable areas will be developed (Output 1.2). Finally, Provincial Emergency, Contingency and Risk Management Plans for the Provincial Committees of Prevention, Mitigation and Response of two provinces vulnerable to the risk generated by disasters, environmental degradation and climate change will be developed (Output 1.3). As a result, the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development, as the leader of the National Land Management System, will be capable of identifying human settlements in risk areas with relocation needs in the short- or medium-term in accordance with international standards and best practices. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominican Republic +1 809 688 81 74 iomsantodomingo@iom.int Socorro Sãnchez 152-154 Gazcu, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 112974.29 177859.05 9166.66 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 3702.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5324.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10079.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0124 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of Tajikistan recently approved the National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change of Tajikistan for the period up to 2030, where migration is identified as a cross-cutting issue. The Agency for Hydrometeorology of the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan is leading the development of the Action Plan for the Implementation of the National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change of Tajikistan for the period up to 2030 and the first National Adaptation Plan (NAP) and plans to develop the Fifth National Communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. These initiatives will strengthen governance, coordination, and institutional arrangements for climate change adaptation planning, implementation, and monitoring in Tajikistan. The national planning and communication initiatives need to recognize the different forms of migration in the context of climate change and their diverse outcomes, to create enabling conditions necessary to unlock the adaptation potential of migration and reduce the risks related to it.Over 24 months, this project will contribute to supporting the Government of Tajikistan's strategic vision on climate change adaptation, through the development of the First National Adaptation Plan and Fifth National Communication to the UNFCCC. The project aims that the government institutions will mainstream migration considerations in the drafts of the First National Adaptation Plan and Fifth National Communication to the United Nations Framework Conventions on Climate Change (Outcome 1). To this end, the project will ensure that the national stakeholders have improved evidence-based knowledge and understanding of the migration, environment, and climate change nexus in Tajikistan to guide policy development (Output 1.1); government stakeholders have tools and capacities to mainstream the migration, environment, and climate change nexus considerations into the First National Adaptation Plan and Fifth National Communication of Tajikistan in a gender-sensitive manner (Output 1.2); and the migration, environment, and climate change nexus in Tajikistan, as well as the need for improved national sectoral policies on this issue, are made visible globally (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tajikistan +992 37 221 03 02 dushanbeinfo@iom.int 22a, Vtoroy proezd Azizbekova stree, Dushanbe, Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 110114.38 145799.57 44086.05 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 35007.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47778.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7328.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, the state of the environment in Mali has been characterised by degradation linked to the combined effects of human activity and climate change. The effects of climate change are having a direct impact on the livelihoods of a large proportion of the Malian population. Recent IOM studies indicate that climate change is contributing to the departure of large numbers of migrants. Some of Mali's policy frameworks recognise the impact of climate shocks on migration, while admitting that state tools for collecting data on the impacts of climate change in areas of high migration remain limited. The integration of human mobility into Mali's environmental governance tools needs to be strengthened both at the national and local level.In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to strengthening Mali's environmental governance through climate change adaptation policies and measures integrating human mobility and gender.The project will seek to do so by supporting the integration of migration and gender in the implementation of the National Environmental Protection Policy (PNPE) (Outcome 1) by carrying out participatory diagnoses on human mobility and gender equality in climate change adaptation practices in the regions of Kita, Nioro and Sikasso (Output 1. 1) and by integrating human mobility and women's empowerment into the 2024-2028 Action Plan of the PNPE on the basis of the diagnoses (Output 1.2). In addition, the project will enable local development planning processes to strengthen the climate resilience of communities in the Nioro region (Outcome 2) by integrating human mobility and gender equality considerations into the Economic, Social and Cultural Development Plans of the communes of Diarrah, Diaye Coura and Gavinané (Output 2.1) and by promoting the resilience and livelihood adaptation strategies of affected rural communities (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 188445.85 107137.48 4416.67 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 1997.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2974.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10068.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9455.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8860.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project, proposed in parallel with a similar project in West Africa, aims to contribute to strengthening the capacities of cities to manage human mobility in the context of climate change in the East and Horn of Africa (Objective). It proposes to build on growing capacities in the region as well as the keen interest of Member States to build on the development of tools tailored for West African cities, and adapt them to the context of East and Horn of Africa, to manage human mobility and better cope with climate adverse impacts. The project will also stimulate African decentralized cooperation in mobilizing several cities over capacity-strengthening, elaboration of joint tools and best practices sharing.To contribute to the objective, it is expected that the cities of Bujumbura in Burundi and Awash in Ethiopia will integrate human mobility in the context of climate change into their local policies and strategies (Outcome 1), that the city of Awash in Ethiopia will begin integrating human mobility in the context of climate change in relevant local planning and implementation (Outcome 2), and that the cities participating in the project will collaborate with other African cities to more holistically examine human mobility in the context of climate change at local level on the African continent (Outcome 3). Concretely, to achieve these Outcomes, the project will allow the development of two gender-sensitive studies looking at interlinkages of human mobility and climate change, policy and data gaps in selected cities in Awash, Ethiopia and Bujumbura, Burundi (Output 1.1); the development of a regional capacity-building toolbox for policymakers and practitioners (Output 1.2); a Training of Trainers pilot based on the developed toolbox (Output 2.1); a pilot, participatorily-driven adaptation project in Awash (Output 2.2); and, in coordination with the similar project in West Africa, a continental workshop in Addis Ababa to disseminate the results of the projects and encourage and nurture cross-regional learning (Output 3.1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Ethiopia Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 140611.42 259388.58 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 395.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12226.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41606.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34148.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33767.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) El Salvador is vulnerable to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation, and this has led to a need to improve migration governance in relation to environmental factors. Environmental migration is becoming an increasingly evident reality in the region. As migration becomes a common risk prevention strategy in marginalised and vulnerable areas of Central America, it is estimated that up to 10.5 million environmental migrants will move to urban centres in the region by 2050. El Salvador could see up to 173,000 environmental migrants moving to urban areas by 2050, including San Salvador and medium-sized cities.This project aims to contribute to strengthening the governance of migration and/or internal displacement in El Salvador in the context of disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. To achieve this objective, evidence-based and reliable information on migration and/or internal displacement dynamics in El Salvador related to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation will be made available. Moreover, training related to migration governance, the relationship between human mobility and environmental factors and the main challenges that this implies for the coming years will be provided to key government actors. Furthermore, a regional workshop to exchange good practices, lessons learned and knowledge between key actors in the region will be conducted. Meetings to raise awareness about the importance of mainstreaming migration in national plans, policies, strategies and reports related to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation will also be conducted. Finally, technical support will be provided to government officials from El Salvador in their preparations for negotiations in multilateral meetings on climate change, such as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The expected outcome is that the Government of El Salvador incorporates migration issues related to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation in pertinent initiatives and strategic decisions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility El Salvador Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4583.33 148888.82 146527.85 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 2114.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8305.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12436.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11886.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Iraq has been named the fifth most vulnerable country to adverse effects of climate change affected by soaring temperatures, insufficient and diminishing rainfall, intensified droughts and water scarcity, frequent sand and dust storms, and reoccurring floodings. In addition to this, water policies in neighbouring countries have shrunk vital water sources in the region, while rapid population growth, urbanization, and inefficient water use by the agricultural and industrial sectors is propelling an increasing demand for water. The scale of environmental change is likely to be devastating and may force Iraqis to relocate in order to survive. Through this pilot project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting marshland and rural communities in southern Iraq in coping with the complex crisis of drought, water pollution, and climate change using nature-based solutions. This is being achieved through improving water quality and enhancing ecosystem services to sustain livelihoods dependent on affected wetlands. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1005.58 258994.43 260000.01 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260000.01 260000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260000.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260000.37 467.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2247.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -226.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141563.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115947.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0129 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this Joint Programme is to contribute to addressing the compound challenges posed by migration, climate change, and health issues and increasing access of migrants to essential health services in border municipalities in the Brazilian Amazon, aiming at strengthening policy coherence, building capacities of the local healthcare systems, and improving community health, including among cross-border indigenous peoples. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 352661.75 899308.87 252021.5 1503992.12 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1503992.12 1503992.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1052794 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1052794 11078.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23080.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46631.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56459.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53547.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over recent years, Ghana has produced several policies and data on the effects of climate change in general, but those data and policies have yet to address the links between climate change and human mobility. This project, proposed in parallel with a similar project in RO Nairobi, has the objective of contributing to strengthening the capacities of cities to manage human mobility in the context of climate change in West Africa. The objective of the project is to develop the capacities of the Government of Ghana to better manage human mobility in the context of adverse climate impacts. The project will also stimulate African decentralized cooperation in mobilizing several cities over capacity strengthening, the elaboration of joint tools and best practices sharing. Concretely, the project will allow the development of one territorial diagnosis looking at interlinkages of human mobility and climate change, policy and data gaps in the city of Accra and the development of a gender-sensitive tailored capacity strengthening training for municipal policymakers and practitioners (Output 1.1); the implementation of a gender-sensitive pilot project including migrants and related to climate change impacts in Accra (Output 1.2); and, in coordination with the similar project in RO Nairobi, the conducting of a cross-regional learning workshop in Addis Ababa, which will enhance experience sharing with other countries (Output 2.1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 182754.15 117245.85 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 271.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6282.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6003.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14591.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0131 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Menabe region of Madagascar attracts many migrants from neighbouring regions, or even from further afield, not only for its climate, but also for its agricultural potential, enabling the exploitation of high value-added agricultural products. The phenomenon of mass migration is at the root of conflicts and environmental degradation in the destination area. The Menabe region boasts a wealth of marine and terrestrial biodiversity, and is home to several protected areas, including one of the main protected areas in Madagascar's National Protected Area System: the Aire Protégée Menabe Antimena (APMA). In order to meet their needs, migrants with no access to arable land in the area are putting pressure on land within the protected areas, resulting in deforestation. As a result, the surface area of the APMA is declining. In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of Madagascar in safeguarding protected areas and strengthening the climatic resilience of migrant populations.The project will seek to do so by supporting authorities, migrant populations and host communities in the restoration of degraded land in the "lower Tsiribihina" (Outcome 1) by developing the capacities of authorities, host communities and migrant populations on the links between migration, environment, climate change and sustainable development (Output 1.1) and by raising awareness among migrant populations and host communities on the sustainable management of protected areas (Output 1.2). In addition, the project will enable authorities, migrant populations and host communities to collaborate in the management of conflicts and bushfires (Outcome 2) by developing the theoretical and practical capacities of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders in the fight against bushfires (Output 2.1) and by encouraging social cohesion between host communities and migrant populations for the sustainable management of protected areas (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 152646.68 142269.99 5083.33 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 2598.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17379.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7662.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20281.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20358.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will address the basic humanitarian needs and resilience of climate change displaced persons in the Garissa and Turkana county by generating evidence to inform displacement and mobility dynamics of displaced populations through flow monitoring, mobility tracking, and multi-sectoral assessments that inform and provide Inclusive climate-resilient and adaptive interventions for displaced people and host communities living in fragile eco-systems. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1243530.12 2756469.98 4000000.1 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000.1 4000000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 100000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -16852.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 108117.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 50401.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 582181.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 976063.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22386.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301469.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 641467.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 824126.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411817.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the joint programme is to enhance the resilience of rural households to climate change in areas at risk of climate-induced migration, improve and leverage migration outcomes, with particular attention to addressing the vulnerabilities of women, youth and other marginalised groups (e.g. small and marginal farmers, Scheduled Tribes (ST), Scheduled Castes (SC), Other Backward Castes (OBC)) living in the coastal areas of Odisha state and climate-sensitive areas of Telangana state. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNDP MPTF - Migration IOM - India +9124100026 iomnewdelhi@iom.int UNESCO House, Ground Floor 1 San Martin Marg, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi 110021, India India Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 237921.44 427813.69 397776.16 136488.37 1199999.66 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1199999.66 1199999.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000 30207.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28667.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63415.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20076.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0136 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the dimensions and principles of the human security approach, the overall goal of Phase II of the programme is to promote adequate protection for disaster displaced persons, environmental migrants and vulnerable communities in the Caribbean Region to multiple threats through enhancing and promoting the interventions of Phase I. The JP will maintain its focus on outreach and advocacy, by seeking to enhance sustainability of project interventions through continuing the work to promote the integration of a human security approach in national and regional policies and programmes.The short- and medium-term objectives of the programme relate to an enhanced integration of the human security approach in disaster displacement, environmental migration and disaster risk reduction policies in the Caribbean. This will enable a preventive and comprehensive approach to the issues surrounding disaster displacement, environmental migration and disaster risk reduction. It will focus on the insecurities that affect the populations vulnerable to climate change and natural hazards in the wider CARICOM. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominica Caribbean British Virgin Islands Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago Montserrat Saint Lucia Saint Kitts and Nevis Jamaica Grenada Dominica Barbados Anguilla (UK) Antigua and Barbuda Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Caribbean Environmental Resilience and Disaster Displacement Response Plan 2022 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 14769.14 185230.86 200000 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199999.94 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199999.94 58802.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66969.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14240.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint programme aims to contribute to strengthening synergies between Climate Change Adaptation and risk reduction in the Middle East and North Africa region through mainstreaming a gender-sensitive human mobility lens into national public health adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction strategies. IOM, WHO and UNDRR will join forces to address the interlinkages of climate change, risk reduction, health and human mobility and design replicable models. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Western Asia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 40993.75 686664.06 836342.15 1563999.96 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1563999.96 1563999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1094800 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1094800 21918.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109239.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73775.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0138 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Environmental change and disasters have long impacted communities in Mexico, affecting approximately 68% of the population at some point in their lives. Such changes can negatively impact livelihoods, well-being, and human security. Climate variability affects growing seasons, soil quality, and water availability, diminishing crop quality and productivity. Poor agricultural communities face recurrent flooding and lack resources for risk reduction, exacerbating their vulnerability. Slash-and-burn practices and extreme weather conditions contribute to wildfires, while sea-level rise threatens coastal areas, exacerbating flooding and soil salination. Promoting traditional agricultural practices and building adaptive capacities are crucial strategies. Despite promising pilot initiatives, government response remains limited due to funding and institutional challenges. To address the challenges highlighted above, IOM, in collaboration with expert climate change adaptation and agricultural specialists in the Rainforest Alliance and a wide array of local and federal governmental, academic, private sector, UN, and civil society partners, will work together to achieve the following ultimate result: Promote climate resilient agricultural practices among developing communities in Southern Mexico as a way of increasing adaptation to climate change and addressing the adverse environmental drivers of migration, while promoting safe livelihoods and migration options for environmental migrants. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 577518.06 964291.19 606389.91 26421.92 2970296.92 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2174621.08 2174621.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1470297.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1090724.8 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727272.73 3547.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28191.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66683.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Turkmenistan with its highly arid climate and scarce water resources is particularly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change, such as water shortages and land degradation, serving as a push factor for migration from the agriculture-dependent regions of Turkmenistan. However, for some vulnerable groups, primarily families of migrants staying behind and women-led households, migration is not an option because they do not have economic and other resources. In this regard, the project will aim to contribute to the Government of Turkmenistan’s efforts on climate change adaptation by promoting solutions among national stakeholders at the local and central levels to assist people to stay in the context of adverse impacts of environmental degradation and climate change. In order to support the application of knowledge and innovative practices for the implementation of climate change measures (Outcome), it will inform national stakeholders of gender-sensitive water conservation/use practices (Output 1.1), ensure local communities, local administrations, self-governing bodies, families staying behind, and women-headed households have the knowledge and skills to use innovative water-conservation technologies (Output 1.2) and promote understanding among project beneficiaries of project achievements and available opportunities for further financing of these technologies (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Turkmenistan +993 12 48 84 07 iomashgabat@iom.int Archabil avenue 21, Ashgabat 744036, Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 68212.84 191721.86 40065.3 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 XM-DAC-47066-NC.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last 20 years, the average temperature has increased in Azerbaijan by an estimated 1.09°C, and extreme temperature events and droughts have become more common. Migration – in its different forms (e.g., disaster displacement, planned evacuation, pastoralism, labour migration, planned relocation, etc.) – will be shaped by these climate impacts. The national planning and communication initiatives need to recognize the different forms of migration in the context of climate change and their diverse outcomes. This will contribute to creating enabling conditions necessary to unlock the adaptation potential of migration and reduce the risks related to it.The objective of this project is, therefore, to contribute to the Government of Azerbaijan's strategic vision on climate change adaptation, by supporting it to mainstream migration considerations in climate change policies and climate change perspectives in migration-related policies (Outcome 1). In order to do so, the project plans to first increase the capacities of stakeholders and national experts on the migration, environment, and climate change (MECC) nexus (Output 1.1). Second, the project will contribute to more evidence on the MECC nexus to guide policy development by conducting a gender-sensitive case study on the impacts of climatic and environmental hazards on springs and their influence on migration patterns in Azerbaijan (Output 1.2). Third, the project will provide stakeholders with the tools and coordination mechanisms to mainstream the MECC nexus in a gender-sensitive manner into the National Adaptation Plan of Azerbaijan (Output 1.3). Finally, the project will make the MECC nexus more visible in Azerbaijan by developing a short video and conducting public outreach activities (Output 1.4). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5403.4 160866.82 133729.78 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 XM-DAC-47066-NC.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sri Lanka faces significant climate change risks, particularly in the context of public health. Recognizing the potential dual benefits of raising awareness in vulnerable communities about climate-related health risks, the objective of this project is to contribute to improving climate resilience among vulnerable Sri Lankan communities, by ensuring that the Government of Sri Lanka responds effectively to the impacts of climate change through efficient community engagement (Outcome 1). To achieve this outcome, the project will first conduct an in-depth assessment and develop a climate health risk communication strategy, including a national action plan that captures the needs of vulnerable groups (Output 1.1). The project will then capacitate public health officers and other relevant officials, to ensure that they have skills and tools to effectively communicate climate adaptation messages through climate health risk education (Output 1.2). Finally, the training will be cascaded through community leaders to ensure that at-risk communities can engage with and demonstrate the impact of health risk communication in their respective communities (Output 1.3). Through this community-driven approach, vulnerable populations will gain knowledge, adopt practices for their well-being, and effectively manage resources, reducing disease risks. The project aims to improve knowledge and behaviour, fostering resilience to climate-induced health impacts and alleviating the burden on the health system. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 135587.8 139037.2 25375 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 11.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0143 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Climate change poses significant challenges to North Macedonia, impacting its ecosystems, agriculture, and water resources. To support adaptation to the changing climate, the Government of North Macedonia is leading the development of North Macedonia’s first National Adaptation Plan. Migration, in its different forms, will be shaped by these climate impacts. The national planning and communication initiatives need to recognize the different forms of migration in the context of climate change and their diverse outcomes. The project aims to support the Government of North Macedonia’s Strategic Vision on Climate Change (Objective) by ensuring that migration considerations are mainstreamed into the National Adaptation Plan (Outcome) through three outputs. First, the project aims to enhance the capacities of national stakeholders in North Macedonia on the migration, environment, and climate change nexus (Output 1.1). Second, it aims to ensure government stakeholders have gender-sensitive tools and coordination mechanisms to mainstream the migration, environment, and climate change nexus, including its interlinkages with gender issues into the NAP (Output 1.2). Lastly, it aims to improve the visibility of the migration, environment, and climate change nexus among national stakeholders and the public, to generate sustainable public support on the issue (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 91443.33 8556.67 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-NC.0144 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of Uzbekistan's implementation of the National Adaptation Plan as part of its commitment to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, with a special focus on the Sectoral Adaptation Plan for the Health Sector.The project will seek to do so in two parts. First, the project will support government stakeholders in mainstreaming migration considerations in the implementation process of the NAP (Outcome 1) by developing their knowledge on the migration, environment and climate change nexus (Output 1.1) and equipping them with the tools and capacities to mainstream the migration, environment and climate change nexus into the implementation process of the NAP (Output 1.2). Second, the project will encourage government stakeholders to use newly generated evidence for addressing the nexus between migration, the environment, climate change and health (Outcome 2) by producing evidence on the impacts of rising temperature/heatwaves on the health of migrants and their families (Output 2.1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uzbekistan +998 71 120 56 97 iomuz@iom.int www.iom.kz UN Compound #2 14, Mahmud Tarobiy street, Tashkent 100090, Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 72997.1 27002.9 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-NC.0146 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ecuador is a medium-high risk country ranking 11th out of 33 in the region, with the highest physical exposure to earthquakes and floods. Around 39% of the Ecuadorian population is exposed to volcanic hazards, and 29% is exposed to floods and related events. This project aims to contribute to the adaptation of vulnerable communities to climate change in order to reduce forced displacement in Ecuador. It is expected that policy makers will make use of the scientific evidence on the nexus between human mobility, environment and climate change in mountain and coastal areas, with a gender focus, for the development of public policy in Ecuador (Outcome 1), and that local governments and communities in Ecuador will become more resilient to climate and environment-related risks and disasters (Outcome 2).Under the first outcome, the project will develop national and comparative reports from the second and third rounds of the panel study on the human mobility-climate change nexus in mountain areas (Output 1.1); as well as national reports from the third and fourth rounds of the panel study on the human mobility-climate change nexus in coastal areas (Output 1.2). Under the second outcome, the project will conduct assessments and design in a participatory manner pilot adaptation interventions in mountain and coastal areas (Output 2.1); and mountain and coastal communities will strengthen their capacities to adapt to climate change through pilot adaptation interventions (Output 2.2). All interventions will incorporate a gender approach. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 66830.05 154719.96 78449.99 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 207.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28827.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0147 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The nexus between climate change, environmental degradation, human mobility, and security represents a growing concern within Iraq, and there are only a few integrated interventions to address these growing issues. Building off of the results of the pilot project (Phase I) conducted within the Kurdish Region of Iraq (KRI) related to creating and providing access to comprehensive data related to climate-induced mobility, and support to communities impacted by climate change, this Phase II aims to continue addressing the complex and interrelated challenges of climate change, environmental degradation, conflict and displacement in Iraq. It seeks to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and institutions by strengthening their capacities to manage climate-fragility risks, promoting sustainable natural resource management, and facilitating dialogue and cooperation on environmental issues. This will also be done by infrastructure and rehabilitation projects to build resilience to climate-related risks and livelihoods assistance for community members who have or could be impacted by the effects of climate change. Lastly, the activities proposed under this Phase II also aim to support the generation and dissemination of evidence and knowledge on the linkages between climate change, environment, peace and security in Iraq, and advocates for the integration of climate-fragility considerations into national and sub-national policies and plans. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 722828.78 4101142.51 3700000.43 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4823971.29 4823971.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1293661.06 2513000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3205357.14 316993.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 603084.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0148 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​​In Los Santos region in Costa Rica, coffee is an essential industry and a cultural cornerstone for both the local community and the many international migrant workers it draws to the region. Between 2020 and 2023, 23,311 Ngäbe-Buglé people migrated from Panama to Costa Rica to work in the coffee harvest, representing 90% of those employed in coffee production in Los Santos. However, erratic rainfall and increased temperature, especially during growing and harvesting season, have limited the land suitable for coffee production, shifted planting schedule, and increased the spread of pests. To optimize the benefits of this labour migration, migrant workers need skills and resources to be part of greening and building the resilience of the coffee industry, or to find other sustainable livelihoods. The project aims to contribute to mitigating the impacts of climate change on the livelihoods of migrants and host communities in Costa Rica. ​To achieve the project objective, under Outcome 1, IOM will develop a gender-sensitive diagnostic mechanism that indicates the number and profile of people affected by climate-related changes in the coffee sector in the Los Santos region (Output 1.1); moreover, Livelihood Stabilization Plans (with a gender-responsive approach) in the cantons of Dota, León Cortes and Tarrazú will be developed (Output 1.2); and local governments and communities in the targeted cantons will receive technical and material support to pilot gender-responsive initiatives identified in the Livelihood Stabilization Plans (Output 1.3). International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Costa Rica Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 142687.9 132600.05 24712.05 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 9710.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0150 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the nascent Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), where the region continues to face horizontal conflicts and has high prevalence of irregular and risky migration, the impact of climate change is more far-reaching and often threatens peace, security and human mobility. IOM proposes initiatives that contribute to long term solutions for Bangsamoro communities most affected by climate change, recognizing the intricate relationships between climate risks, conflict and security risks, and trafficking. IOM seeks to strengthening governance mechanisms and planning that tackle this triple nexus, and improving capacities, both knowledge and socioeconomic opportunities, at the community level. UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 77215.5 305352.77 297029.92 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382568.27 382568.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87030 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111720.15 5035.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90829.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0151 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to assist Fiji and Tuvalu with national implementation of the Pacific Regional Framework on Climate Mobility, and, in so doing, to develop/provide information and guidance to other Pacific Island Countries to facilitate their own national implementation. The project is synergetic with Phase II of the Pacific Climate Change, Migration and Human Security Programme, which is currently underway. Partnerships for Climate Mobility will support the following outcomes: 1. Inclusive implementation of national policies and human security practices to address climate mobility, and 2. Non-state actors and communities actively engage in national and regional processes to manage climate mobility. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Fiji Tuvalu Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 44679.25 69665.99 17654.92 132000.16 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132000.16 132000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71565.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71565.15 2363.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7657 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0153 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Environmental migration is already a reality in Georgia and has serious implications for the human rights, dignity, and well-being of the affected people, as well as for the social, economic, and environmental development of the country. This project aims to contribute to addressing the migration, environment and climate change (MECC) nexus in Georgia (Objective) by introducing related policies and best practices, enhancing the evidence base and mainstreaming the nexus into migration policy.To achieve this Objective, the project will provide support to enable the Government of Georgia to take steps to mainstream the MECC nexus into the Migration Strategy of Georgia (Outcome). To do this, the project will provide capacity development support on the MECC nexus (Output 1.1), support the collection and analysis of data and evidence on the MECC nexus (Output 1.2), and develop and disseminate good practices and policy recommendations for mainstreaming the MECC nexus (Output 1.3). The project will be implemented in close coordination and partnership with national and local authorities, civil society organizations, academia, private sector, media, and international organizations as relevant. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 180571.47 119428.53 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 XM-DAC-47066-NC.0154 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Climate change and environmental degradation are affecting living standards in The Gambia and driving migration. The seven months dry season coupled with a general downward trend in total annual rainfall (30% decrease since the 1970s) has generated even harsher conditions, making communities even more vulnerable to wind erosion and bush fires. The frequency and severity of weather phenomena, combined with the existing environmental, social and economic vulnerabilities are causing loss of livelihoods, destabilizing rural societies and fueling rural-urban migration. The project's objective aims to support local authorities, women and youth in communities most affected by climate change exacerbated socio-economic challenges to improve their capacity to minimize adverse drivers. It will achieve this by supporting local governments to use evidence-based strategies to reduce climate change and environmental degradation exacerbated vulnerabilities (Outcome 1). A key output is the development of gender-sensitive community adaptation frameworks for climate change exacerbated socio-economic challenges (Output 1.1). In addition, the project seeks to enhance resilience of the groups most affected by climate-related challenges (Outcome 2). It will achieve this by developing the capacities of community members in designing gender-sensitive and sustainable livelihood activities (Output 2.1) and facilitating implementation of small-scale community-based livelihood projects in targeted communities (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 165400 120800 13800 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 5042.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0155 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to enhanced climate resilience of rural communities, including displaced persons, in Northern Benin through strengthened environmental sustainability. The project will seek to do so by encouraging national and local authorities to facilitate the adoption of climate change adaptation strategies and sustainable livelihoods by agropastoral communities in the northern regions of Benin (Outcome 1). To initiate this process, the knowledge and capacities of national and local authorities will first be enhanced to support the adoption of gender-sensitive climate adaptive solutions and techniques by farmers and herders (Output 1.1). As a next step, the livelihoods of agropastoral communities, especially youth, women and displaced persons, to promote climate adaptive solutions will be diversified through the pilot of an innovative technique to produce livestock feed while protecting the vegetation cover (Output 1.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Benin +229 6602 1443 Cotonou 0000, Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 60142.72 225107.29 14749.99 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 12121.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0156 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Nigeria has experienced a temperature rise of 1.1 degrees Celsius since the late 20th century, resulting in more frequent and intense heat waves, drought, floods, storms and landslides which are negatively affecting agriculture, water resources, and human health. This project aims to contribute to developing the Government of Nigeria’s national capacities on areas most affected by climate-induced migration and strengthen national policy. The project will capitalize on a growing network of partnerships with Nigerian Universities.The intended outcome of the project is for relevant stakeholders in the Government of Nigeria to develop improved and integrated evidence-based policy and programming in relation to Nigeria's climate-induced migration. To accomplish this outcome, the project will conduct a comprehensive assessment of internal migration related to slow-onset climate change, particularly drought, and migrants' vulnerabilities and needs, in collaboration with local universities, to develop capacities on climate-induced migration in order to support local policies (Output 1.1). The project will culminate in a high-level policy dialogue, in which the assessment findings will be discussed with the Government and key stakeholders to support the development of relevant government policies to protect environmental migrants, raise awareness of and better manage environmental migration (Output 1.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 87966.68 12033.32 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-NC.0158 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As climate change impacts worsen across the world, the international debate on climate action has increasingly included loss and damage considerations from a climate justice perspective. As mobility considerations have been included in the loss and damage work of the UNFCCC, it becomes important to better assess the implications of climate change loss and damage on different forms of human mobility. In this context, the project aims to enhance governmental capacity in formulating and implementing/funding policies on climate-induced mobility by creating a relevant and participatory tool to assess the implications of loss and damage (both economic and non-economic) associated to climate mobility in Latin America. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Latin America and the Caribbean Guyana Honduras Haiti Jamaica Saint Kitts and Nevis Cayman Islands Saint Lucia Saint Martin (French part) Martinique Montserrat IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Puerto Rico Paraguay Suriname IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Sint Maarten (Dutch part) Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Saint Vincent and the Grenadines IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) British Virgin Islands United States Virgin Islands (USA) IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Antigua and Barbuda Anguilla (UK) Argentina Aruba (Netherlands) Barbados Saint Barthelemy IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba Brazil The Bahamas IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands Guadeloupe French Guiana Grenada Falkland Islands Ecuador Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Cuba Curaçao Dominica Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 275989.19 174010.8 449999.99 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449999.99 449999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 42112.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0159 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The semi-arid Sahelian region of Saint-Louis in North Senegal faces severe challenges such as aridity, poor soil and coastal erosion, intensifying vulnerabilities to environmental changes. Combined with rapid sea level rise and economic downturns in crucial sectors such as agriculture, Senegal is facing an increase in unemployment and emigration.In light of this situation, the objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of Senegal’s efforts to mainstream the migration, environment and climate change (MECC) nexus into policy to promote sustainable development. To do so, the project will encourage national and local governments to support gender-sensitive green economic activities and opportunities in the Saint-Louis region (Outcome 1) by strengthening the knowledge of national and local government representatives on the MECC nexus (Output 1.1) and by developing a gender-sensitive assessment of green economic activities and opportunities in the Saint-Louis region, to be made available to local authorities and other stakeholders (Output 1.2). These efforts will enable the Senegalese government to make evidence-based decisions and form strategic partnerships to support green economic initiatives in the Saint Louis region. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Environment and Climate Change Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 82341.65 17658.35 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-NC.0161 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To address the combined challenges related to migration management, human mobility in the context of disasters, climate change and environmental degradation, as well as the knowledge and migration data gaps in North, East, and West Africa, this programme will as its main objective reduce the risk of displacement occurring, the risk of people remaining displaced, and the risk stemming from displacement in the context of disasters, climate change and environmental degradation in countries of origin, transit and destination along key migration corridors in North, East, and West Africa, through evidence based, sustainable capacity development. In line with the Danish Organisational Strategy for IOM (2023-2026) and IOM’s Strategic Plan 2024-2028 , the programme will focus on five outcomes, divided into two programmatic areas: 1) Human Mobility in the Context of Disasters, Climate Change and Environmental Degradation; 2) Migration Data and Research. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Denmark +45 45 33 53 90 iomcopenhagen@iom.int; iomhelsinkiaf@iom.int Copenhagen, Denmark Africa Niger Sudan IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Cameroon IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 10032457.23 10032457.68 5728319.51 175000001.87 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25793234.42 25793234.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7038288.29 992621.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0162 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Honduras is one of the countries most affected by extreme weather events in the region. Hurricanes Eta and Iota in 2020, which displaced 937,000 people, are clear examples of this. Reports highlight that drought cycles and other natural events in Honduras increase the economic vulnerability of rural communities, particularly of women, and significantly increase the number of people facing food insecurity, both factorsthat influence migration and displacement. This project aims to contribute to strengthening the Government of Honduras’ migration and internal displacement governance in the context of climate change and disasters.To achieve the project objective, IOM will support the establishment of an inter-institutional coordination mechanism to address and discuss issues related to human mobility, climate change and displacement due to disasters, and will strengthen the relevant areas of member institutions through technological equipment (Output 1.1); central and municipal governments and key actors will have access to validated and reliable information about the areas affected by climate change, their interlinkages with and how they affect migration patterns or internal displacement to urban areas and their impact on vulnerable groups, particularly women and girls (Output 1.2); and, finally, government officials will increase their knowledge on human mobility, climate change, disasters and gender (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 84583.38 203249.96 12166.66 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 983.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0165 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint programme will contribute to the inclusion of migrants in the sustainable and green development of Turkey and its transition to a green and circular economy. Climate Change impacts, including displacement, are already being felt in Turkey today. Türkiye's Green Deal Action Plan stresses that economic growth needs to consider climate change. Turkey has committed to a 'just transition' to a green economy and targets carbon neutrality by 2053. To ensure that the benefits of a 'just transition' are shared and that no-one is left behind in that transition, migrant populations and the sectors that employ them, must be part of the process.  The Joint Programme (JP) aims to ensure the inclusion of migrants and migrant-owned MSMEs in the sustainable and green development of Türkiye and its transition to a green and circular economy. It aims to support Migrant-owned and migrant employing startups and established MSMEs, including those established by women and youth entrepreneurs, adapt and innovate for circular economy and EU market access. It also aims to support them to build partnerships, access finance, and build peer links to grow their businesses. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 435055.58 417974.96 327447.74 69521.64 1249999.92 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1249999.92 1249999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875000 XM-DAC-47066-OP.0001 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the Resettlement Support Center (RSC) in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) processes US Refugee Assistance Program (USRAP) resettlement cases throughout the Middle East and North Africa. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt India IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Support Center - RSC 3191821.24 12311271.09 11524976.33 13550828.29 14656775.79 11832138.39 14808466.29 22735539.52 18916890.24 16490719.59 11313246.3 10907073.6 12236520.78 26108235.75 445551.4 201030054.6 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201030054.6 201030054.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1375973 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1375973 2254813 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2254813 2392446 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2392446 2775117 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2775117 2300547.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2300547.19 2478193.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2478193.55 2638520.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2638520.7 3228998.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3228998.69 3116241.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3116241.29 3144376.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3144376.65 3515649.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3515649.81 3854120.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3854120.81 2852525.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2852525.39 2951027.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2951027.92 2983487.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2983487.61 3427292.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3427292.77 2692422.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2692422.14 2535040.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2535040.03 2730769.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2730769.04 3232315.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3232315.27 2452363.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2452363.55 2220357.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2220357.41 2460481.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2460481.66 2997610.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2997610.55 2840455.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2840455.58 4824368.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4824368.9 7201475.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7201475.63 5231338.44 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5231338.44 4885370.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4885370.41 4637771.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4637771.18 4017226.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4017226.53 4379627.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4379627.35 3117269.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3117269.27 2939789.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2939789.05 3044466.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3044466.39 3688968.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3688968.55 2660328.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2660328.77 2378699.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2378699.65 2218658.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2218658.72 2455147.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2455147.77 2110245.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2110245.17 2117370.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2117370.71 2118070.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2118070.42 2311496.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2311496.18 2227029.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2227029.11 2197194.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2197194.7 2167087.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2167087.41 2585997.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2585997.11 2694369.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2694369.17 3502014.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3502014.68 5693298.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5693298.28 7335740.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7335740.59 1421979.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1421979.55 -48110.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48110.97 37416.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37416.13 -111653.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -111653.03 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 1402508.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2226635.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2396129.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2775116.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2298505.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2478193.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2650520.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3228998.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3116241.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3144376.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3515649.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3854120.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2852525.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2951027.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2983419.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3427174.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2692422.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2535040.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2730769.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3232315.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2452363.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2220357.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2460481.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2997610.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2840455.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4824368.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7201475.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5231338.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4885370.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4637771.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4017759.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4379627.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3119081.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2940808.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3044975.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3688968.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2661529.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2379108.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2218658.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2459375.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2110245.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2117370.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2118520 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2311496.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2227029.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2197194.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2202197.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2610239.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2694369.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3502014.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5693298.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7335740.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1421979.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48110.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37416.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -111653.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-OP.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the Resettlement Support Center (RSC) in Eurasia processes US Refugee Assistance Program (USRAP) resettlement cases throughout Eurasia. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Resettlement Support Center - RSC Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 1171968.28 4535874.6 3891100.32 3979334.51 3837596.34 3418635.24 3425753.25 3914331.13 4492940.15 4872235.2 3792257.79 3432999.6 5173868.77 7527052.61 57465947.79 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57465947.79 57465947.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 687534 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 687534 760190 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760190 1011982 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011982 849478 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849478 657672.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 657672.81 837275.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 837275.96 993259.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993259.45 978088.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 978088.09 786141.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 786141.07 849975.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849975.66 774346.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 774346.77 956049.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 956049.96 792345.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 792345.97 773513.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 773513.85 842215.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 842215.94 845311.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 845311.88 636977.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636977.89 690496.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 690496.62 711880.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 711880.24 810598.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 810598.4 568860.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568860.27 680545.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 680545.03 634891.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 634891.72 806366.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806366.01 616665.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 616665.61 797281.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797281.53 853246.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853246.19 942338.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 942338.57 1196592.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1196592.71 1035278.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1035278.32 1072470.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1072470.22 1004008.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1004008.62 851935.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 851935.76 939492.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 939492.3 1009104.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1009104.45 822331.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822331.39 808652.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808652.94 664906.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664906.45 859062.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 859062.8 1131946.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1131946.37 746908.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746908.16 707414.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707414.26 713435.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713435.41 746015.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746015.36 736293.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736293.72 712127.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712127.61 1112785.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1112785.13 1156946.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156946.31 971464.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971464.65 1184302.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1184302.18 1768991.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1768991.87 2881946.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2881946.06 938494.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 938494.17 118790.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118790.64 -671079.99 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -671079.99 0.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 691633.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 762773.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1017547.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 855352.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 658870.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840354.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002220.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 979521.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 787775.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853417.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 777897.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 957969.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 796824.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 774940.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 843504.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 846717.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 638159.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691692.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713613.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812293.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570228.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681598.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636513.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807988.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 617258.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 799150.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 854588.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 943746.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1197611.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1037240.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1073915.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005381.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 853410.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 941072.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1012849.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 827094.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808652.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664906.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 859062.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1131946.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746908.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 707414.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713435.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746015.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 736293.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712127.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1112785.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156946.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971464.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1184302.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1768991.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2881946.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 938494.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118790.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -671079.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-OP.0004 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the Resettlement Support Center (RSC) in Latin America processes US Refugee Assistance Program (USRAP) resettlement cases throughout the Latin America, Central America and the Caribbean. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Latin America and the Caribbean Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Brazil Argentina Resettlement Support Center - RSC Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 9959019.4 9482358.91 5665641.9 3562437.27 3994677.18 5343728.69 6558614.76 5976277.09 2154889.8 642884.49 22004.28 53362533.77 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53362533.77 53362533.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135637.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135637.05 114326.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114326.07 128941.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128941.79 135437.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135437.26 220786.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220786.19 166283.91 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166283.91 233734.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233734.42 262875.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262875.12 537038.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 537038.29 1008971.99 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1008971.99 1952643.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1952643.02 1361809.82 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1361809.82 1301489.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1301489.01 1500478.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500478.52 2357315.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2357315.97 1712953.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1712953.85 1624785.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1624785.4 1200463.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200463.57 1261320.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1261320.17 1041482.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1041482.62 1057775.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1057775.76 869941.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869941.68 845260 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 845260 575099.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575099.47 625527.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625527.39 706304.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706304.42 807635.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807635.92 646947.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646947.61 639401.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 639401.03 692728.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 692728.19 1117758.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1117758.57 698660.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698660.94 712426.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712426.89 829709.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 829709.37 1748860.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1748860.89 1180184.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1180184.34 1525313.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1525313.39 1854300.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1854300.33 2836850.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2836850.11 156145.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156145.39 -22993.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22993.49 -791.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -791.81 791.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791.81 135637.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114326.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128941.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135437.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220786.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166283.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233734.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262875.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 537038.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1008971.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1952643.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1361809.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1301489.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500478.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2357315.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1712953.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1624785.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200463.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1261320.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1041482.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1057775.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869941.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 845260 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575399.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625527.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706304.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807635.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646947.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 639401.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 692728.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1117758.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698660.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712426.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 829709.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1779960.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1180184.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1525313.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1854300.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2836850.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156145.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22993.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -791.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-OP.0006 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of this project is to manage the U.S. Resettlement Support Centre (RSC) for Pakistan under the direction of the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) for the purposes of: Assisting persons seeking or referred for admission to the United States under the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) (referred to as "applicants") to complete applications for consideration; Assisting the U.S. government in the processing of such applications; Conducting Cultural Orientation for approved applicants; and Collecting information from applicants that will enable resettlement agencies to make decisions regarding appropriate placement. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America Pakistan Resettlement Support Center - RSC Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2139757.02 9438893.35 9058867.34 20637517.71 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20637517.71 20637517.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746020.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746020.26 755827.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755827.54 547625.38 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 547625.38 886594.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886594.57 1306149.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1306149.03 1644874.82 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1644874.82 1399911.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1399911.72 2141197.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2141197.19 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 746020.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755827.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 547625.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886594.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1306149.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1644874.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1399911.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2141197.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-OP.0007 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of this project is to manage the U.S. Resettlement Support Centre (RSC) for Latin and Central America region under the direction of the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) for the purposes of: Assisting persons seeking or referred for admission to the United States under the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) (referred to as "applicants") to complete applications for consideration; Assisting the U.S. government in the processing of such applications; Conducting Cultural Orientation for approved applicants; and Collecting information from applicants that will enable resettlement agencies to make decisions regarding appropriate placement. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America Latin America and the Caribbean Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Honduras Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Argentina IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Resettlement Support Center - RSC Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 45761336.78 68977938.08 48230537.91 10107495.06 173077307.83 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173077307.83 173077307.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2740134.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2740134.45 3760082.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3760082.18 4767487.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4767487.51 10307069.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10307069.51 11116481.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11116481.16 9670429.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9670429.16 12383505.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12383505.2 17432858.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17432858.98 12265354.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12265354.36 2740134.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3760082.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4767487.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10307069.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11116481.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9670429.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12383505.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17432858.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12266398.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-OP.0008 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of this project is to manage the U.S. Resettlement Support Centre (RSC) for Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region under the direction of the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) for the purposes of: Assisting persons seeking or referred for admission to the United States under the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) (referred to as "applicants") to complete applications for consideration; Assisting the U.S. government in the processing of such applications; Conducting Cultural Orientation for approved applicants; and Collecting information from applicants that will enable resettlement agencies to make decisions regarding appropriate placement. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Yemen Tunisia Syrian Arab Republic Sudan Saudi Arabia Qatar Palestinian Territories Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon Kuwait IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 United Arab Emirates Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Support Center - RSC Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 42119124.04 48814769.49 42690017.01 10366110.12 143990020.66 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143990020.66 143990020.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5688211.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5688211.24 7301037.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7301037.52 7546934.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7546934.02 9327529.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9327529.04 7938107.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7938107.68 8015027.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8015027.7 8858517.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8858517.56 10397088.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10397088.9 12354597.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12354597.21 5688211.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7301906.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7546934.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9327529.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7938566.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8015070.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8858864.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10397198.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12364915.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-OP.0009 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of this project is to manage the U.S. Resettlement Support Centre (RSC) for Eurasia region under the direction of the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) for the purposes of: Assisting persons seeking or referred for admission to the United States under the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) (referred to as "applicants") to complete applications for consideration; Assisting the U.S. government in the processing of such applications; Conducting Cultural Orientation for approved applicants; and Collecting information from applicants that will enable resettlement agencies to make decisions regarding appropriate placement. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Jordan IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Kuwait Lebanon IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Oman IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Palestinian Territories Qatar IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Russian Federation (the) Saudi Arabia Slovakia IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Ukraine Yemen IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Azerbaijan IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus IOM Country Office - CY 35.15148 33.23071 Cyprus Czechia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Israel IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Resettlement Support Center - RSC Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5047628.97 21219565.75 25328703.18 21296014.72 72891912.62 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72891912.62 72891912.62 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1634662.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1634662.55 3707569.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3707569.96 4213955.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4213955.83 4330541.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4330541.73 3895198.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3895198.32 4804843.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4804843.92 5531671.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5531671.35 5039690.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5039690.19 4720863.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4720863.71 1634662.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3707569.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4213955.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4330541.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3895198.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4804843.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5531671.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5039690.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4720863.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Taking into account the challenges posed by the implementation of point 5 - “Agreement on the Victims of the Conflict: Integral System of Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-Repetition (SIVJRNR), including the Special Jurisdiction for Peace; and Commitment on Human Rights” of the Agreements of Havana, for the implementation of a stable and lasting peace, as well as the defined lines for the support of Sweden in the construction of peace in Colombia, the present project will have as a general purpose to contribute to the implementation of the SIVJRNR and promote the participation of the victims in the process. The project will be implemented through three components that include institutional strengthening, promotion and access to information, and the development of confidence-building measures. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2021 260903.54 540518.2 638357.03 591168.34 575724.02 516020.59 29000000.45 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3122691.72 3122691.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574712.64 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418016.51 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316422.32 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462053.83 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600961.54 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317662.01 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 483045.12 -29000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2606507.29 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -566366.66 20212.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15094.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 29051.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26571.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21445.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18854.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51127.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73204.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53917.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38569.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50062.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 43342.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8081.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23629.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24594.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 20859.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 97063.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -520165.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -95516.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 10277.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111320.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17730.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9428.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79746.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105681.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95513.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129882.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239924.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95033.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72046.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129250.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202251.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114033.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140151.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95588.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211070.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46238.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22612.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63175.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4062.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1995020.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0017 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen dialogue and social cohesion of communities living in the border area between Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire through better prevention and management of conflicts between pastoral, agro-pastoral and agricultural populations in their access to natural resources; through conflict analysis and participatory identification of possible solutions; and through the application of measures helping to build trust between the authorities and neighboring populations. Like most border areas in the Mano River Union countries, the state presence is weak on the border between Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire. Communities in these areas face security and environmental challenges, including declining rainfall, intensive exploitation of natural resources, and considerable loss of plant cover, etc. Consequently, disruptions and / or disappearances of the usual transhumance corridors are observed, thus increasing the risk of local conflicts linked to the passage of herds through agricultural land, on both sides of the border. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Western Africa IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Guinea Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution West and Central Africa Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 659368.15 1153717.63 302325.72 2115411.5 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2115411.5 2115411.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1480788 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1480788 -501321 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -501321 419772 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419772 -208.54 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -208.54 110318.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8791.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1776.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120985.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180571.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269261 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107888.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44828.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271908.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119258.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144707.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19048.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -162.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at contributing to the implementation of the Peace Agreement and the establishment of a long-lasting peace in Colombia through institutional and community strengthening along three strategic lines. The project will assist in building sustainable peace and reconciliation, contribute to stabilization, including environmental protection and conservation and strength security and justice. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 569173.9 1455763.05 1644411.39 3816545.19 994049.81 6868900.73 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8479943.34 8479943.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519185 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 668191.76 8277.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10680.68 271644 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350946.9 60523.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74812.39 235643.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307227.12 1916453 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2624581.48 947712 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1303704.42 1164854.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1549139.75 100868 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132595.15 20982.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26526.41 1323028 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1525899.5 190701.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230382.23 54872.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68164.17 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -51633.83 3601.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42287.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73414.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66257.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80100.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50519.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 177297.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 259915.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261404.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358206.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254802.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448135.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 563630.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 779620.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 746635.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1056824.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 868954.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1118190.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681888.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341842.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587626.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to strengthening the socio-political and institutional conditions for effective and sustainable peace in Cameroon. This is done by using health interventions as a neutral entry point to support national entities and local communities towards promoting social cohesion, dialogue on security issues, and trust between communities, and towards national authorities in the Far-North region, specifically addressing the negative impacts of armed groups in the region. Through conflict-sensitive and peace-responsive health approach (and other social interventions), the project contributes to addressing the conflict drivers that lead to exploitation of youth by armed groups designated as terrorist organisations, in the Far-North at community level, while laying the groundwork for an improved disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration process through capacity-building of relevant state security institutions. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 777538.48 475509.03 35696.03 1288743.54 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1288743.54 1288743.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515497.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515497.36 386623.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386623.02 386623.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386623.02 8378.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58414.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 128272.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9622.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71345.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 44272.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39034.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -0.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 36332.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86480.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80738.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102611.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131197.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203208.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101462.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132010.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8290.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16442.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47189.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0048 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ratification of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) in 2019 led to the creation of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) and ended 40 years of conflict in the region. The Bangsamoro Transitional Authority (BTA) is currently leading the BARMM through a three-year transition due to end in 2025. However, with less than a year remaining, the BARMM faces significant development challenges as well as conflict and climate risks that could destabilize the fragile peace in the region. The Joint Programme seeks to re-energize hope in the peace process by providing socio-economic and peacebuilding investments, and accelerate access to sustainable livelihoods, food security and community security, ahead of crucial elections in 2022. The UN Joint Programme will contribute to peaceful and inclusive communities, in line with the sustainable development efforts set out by the Philippine Development Plan, the Bangsamoro Regional Development Plan, and the UN Socioeconomic and Peacebuilding Framework for COVID-19 Recovery in the Philippines 2020-2023. MPTF - Conflict Transformation in BARMM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 227308.41 51711.59 279020 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Conflict Transformation in BARMM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279020 279020 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279020 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict Transformation in BARMM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279020 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict Transformation in BARMM International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 7991.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18583.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2585.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18561.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67666.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58515.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58254.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46862.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is based on the previous experience of UN Women and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in strengthening processes of youth participation and empowerment of young women in Nariño and Cauca, Colombia, through processes aimed at participation in the implementation of the Peace Agreement (2016). The project promotes the participation and influence of young urban, rural, indigenous and Afro-Colombian women in civic spaces for peacebuilding, transforming conflicts in Pasto and Ricaurte - Department of Nariño, and Popayán and Santander de Quilichao - Department of Cauca. Through the co-creation of innovative initiatives for the care of civic space, citizen participation and peacebuilding, young women will be protagonists in the identification and solution of their needs, introducing innovative elements to civic space and social mobilisation, as well as the exchange of knowledge and experiences of conflict management and conflict resolution through culture, based on their own forms of organisation, participation, communication, cultural and artistic expressions. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 185097.74 475915.02 661012.76 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 661012.76 661012.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462708.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462708.98 198303.85 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198303.85 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 34681.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 55442.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 201492.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 41258.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5672.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19236.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34484.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69986.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73156.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96976.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28623.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project forms a component of a comprehensive UN joint programme in Papua New Guinea (PNG) entitled “PNG Highlands Joint Programme for Peace and Development (2020-2022)”, funded by the UN Secretary-General's Peacebuilding Fund and implemented by IOM. The overarching objective of this project is to promote peacebuilding and community stabilization through an integrated multi-dimensional intervention. This is done in close coordination with provincial and local government partners, and specifically targets the replication of a successful community-based peace and development approach for development planning and capacity building of local partners on displacement profiling and tracking skills. MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 142374.76 188224.53 224492.52 20639.61 575731.42 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575731.42 575731.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403013 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403013 172719 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172719 54039.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44663.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37250.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37434.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42058.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91139.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40722.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58423.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60539.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6899.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8650.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32024.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30749.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2718.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0058 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to contribute to the mitigation of conflict over natural resources between farmer and herder communities in Adamawa state in Nigeria, IOM, in coordination with Search for Common Ground and Mercy Corps, has designed a comprehensive and integrated approach that seeks to achieve four main outcomes; strengthened traditional conflict resolution, improved trust in authorities, enhanced collaboration in managing the use of natural resources and improved intra- and inter-communal perceptions. IOM builds on its data collection experiences in north-east Nigeria and globally, and its extensive policy engagements with the government of Nigeria, to implement a transhumance tracking tool to strengthen early warning systems of potential conflict triggers and identify solutions early on. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution West and Central Africa Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 123555.97 2722052.22 2268788.93 4500000.54 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5114397.12 5114397.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3341463.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3992190.3 1899232.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2054709.89 -949616.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1013464.26 6017.58 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) -377950.43 2563.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 484814.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 148542.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 135499.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 18661.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 10282.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55896.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94453.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179559.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1520941.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290304.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 651228.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218831.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33968.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 826911.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17638.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0059 International Organization for Migration (IOM) COVID-19 poses a direct challenge to the peace and stability of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao and its surrounding areas in the Philippines by straining efforts to reintegrate former combatants, driving up competition for scarce resources in localities with historical tension, and shifting institutional focus away from building inclusive policies during the formative stage of region's new administrative apparatus. To address these challenges, the project seeks to fortify reintegration efforts for former women combatants by empowering them to engage and support peacebuilding efforts; support conflict understanding and prevention by promoting gender-responsive, inclusive, and culturally-sensitive legislation, policies and programmes; and build the resilience of communities in conflict hotspots through collaborative socio-economic activities and inclusive community-based reconciliation mechanisms. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 726490.97 873508.56 0 1599999.53 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1599999.53 1599999.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1120000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1120000 480000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480000 21301.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35944.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36838.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90738.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72485.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10481.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 16980.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78475 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182074.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101444.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268702.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303344.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123841.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241183.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16164 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project addresses the increase of conflicts identified on both sides of the Mauritanian-Malian border between pastoral, agro-pastoral and farmer communities located along the transhumance corridor. This programming involves the local communities present in this region in an effort to prevent and manage these conflicts. The goal is to reinforce the awareness and exchanges, as well as the overall vigilance of these communities, including structuring and training to better prevent and manage conflicts. This is done in collaboration with authorities, who are also supported in strengthening the collection and analysis of transhumance data. This data not only improves analyzes of the evolution of transhumance but also builds early warning mechanisms on the conflicts that take place between herders and farmers. IOM also works with herders in order to strengthen their resilience and improve their access to natural resources, while respecting local development conditions with the aim of improving coexistence and understanding between communities on both sides of the border. This enhanced resilience reduces the risk of conflict and strengthens cohesion between communities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania Western Africa IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 614918.21 1020969.68 64112.14 1700000.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700000.03 1700000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1190000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1190000 510000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 510000 -93632.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -93632.22 3736.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6180.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 23828.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25414.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161362.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116394.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328745.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142843.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162959.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276319.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299090.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28865.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13125.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17500.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0061 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to provide women in communities adjacent to extractive industries in Isabel Province in the Solomon Islands with the enabling environment, skills and networks to more effectively access and lead rights-based dispute resolution processes in both informal and formal decision-making spaces, including in the justice system. The overarching goal is to achieve an environment conducive to peacebuilding, that systematically includes women in local peace building processes through enhanced gender equity and women's empowerment. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 14316.6 171799.2 968809.2 1154925 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1154925 1154925 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808447.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808447.5 346477.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346477.5 -34654.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -34654.76 49459.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 48488.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60540.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 228376.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5753.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27996.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69607.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57272.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57203.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52208.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83815.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189059.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170829.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19609.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This tri-national response for dignified, peaceful and inclusive human mobility in the northern countries of Central America is a project implemented by IOM, UNDP and UNHCR that aims to strengthen the capacities of the Government and civil society in El Salvador to improve the approach to the peacebuilding challenges in the context of human mobility and migration in the subregion. The project focuses on strengthening local institutions, mechanisms and coordination between key stakeholders to address and ensure the provision of better services of protection, assistance and reintegration to individuals of mixed migration flows including returnees, migrants in transit, and persons in need of international protection. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with no inclusion of gender issues 87796.12 175142.58 138912.91 319495.55 44753.43 766100.59 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 766100.59 766100.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186992.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186992.56 124661.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124661.71 272667.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272667.99 14003.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18618.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14262.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18551.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26120.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17959.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44307.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14273.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17308.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113502.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16443.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17955.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31564.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3650 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60643.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1562.06 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6395 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114406.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project recognizes the importance of comprehensive care for the reintegration of returnees and displacement affected populations, with emphasis on the situation of girls and boys in El Salvador. The initiative seeks results through addressing different economic and psychosocial aspects of care for the returned and displaced migrant population of various profiles. Efforts are directed at strengthening institutional mechanisms to ensure the sustainability and continuity of actions. In each of these results, the areas of prevention, protection and reintegration are linked through productive and economic dynamization, promoting inter-agency work to achieve joint results. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Project with no inclusion of gender issues 57582.4 556427.33 188870.52 802880.25 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 802880.25 802880.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 562016.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 562016.21 240864.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240864.1 -91235.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -91235.89 19927.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22097.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27538.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64519.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55671.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36665.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8913.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453547.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20261.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2026.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4528.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0067 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This is a technical assistance project to the Colombian Government, specifically to the National Land Agency, for the implementation of the Peace Agreement, in Point 1. It encompasses comprehensive rural development in achieving access to land and formalization. The project accomplishes this through organized attention to land rights applications of the population and the assignment of the corresponding property titles. In doing so, it advances the objectives of regularizing rural land tenure, gender approaches that vindicate the role of the rural women in the exploitation and use of the properties, and as a decisive factor in rural development. Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1616324.99 3633123.98 2635658.81 32999999999 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7885107.78 7885107.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5600000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1503355.7 8400000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2146775.8 5600000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1508620.69 7000000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1654064.27 1400000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292031.71 3500000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 733137.83 1500000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358080.69 -305861449 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -80194.4 -7949795 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -165289.1 59.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 353256.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1141269.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1407887.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 835377.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1150911.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 985754.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 907087.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280044.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473640.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415118.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1899.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project Moveo (Latin “motus us” for “movement / moved” as it relates to thought and emotion) focuses on human rights protection by addressing recommendations of human rights mechanisms and filling an important research gap related to the situation of LGBTI people in El Salvador. The project establishes common spaces for youth, who have been historically neglected in decision-making, to become main actors and co-responsible for the welfare of the community. It works to ensure peacebuilding, violence prevention, protection and social cohesion, as well as promote youth participation and inclusion through different training, direct interventions and awareness-raising at the local level. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3315.87 508705.55 361598.83 873620.25 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 873620.25 873620.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611534.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611534.3 262086.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262086.13 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 21782 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27227.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59900.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4171.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12412.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152294.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51586.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43727.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41670.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90429.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369392.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3304.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2328.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is implemented by the International Organization for Migration in partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the United Nations Development Programme in Honduras. It promotes a comprehensive approach to human mobility in the North of Central America countries, as well such as to the challenges for peace that migration can pose for Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. This is accomplished through increased coordination between the governments and improving the approach to displacement, irregular migration, protection and sustainable reintegration of people who are part of mixed movements in favor of development and social cohesion. In doing so, this project works to improve capacities of national institutions and civil society to attend to the aforementioned concerns and to have effective protection and sustainable reintegration mechanisms implemented in the prioritized municipalities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 91354.92 165990.22 131691.55 303874.36 73202.29 766113.34 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 766113.34 766113.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187000 124666.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124666.67 272667.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272667.99 20000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 99.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20861.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24202.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30332.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36925.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118800.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47313.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7347.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5218.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2720.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1853.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50435.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48004.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62129.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The countries within the north of Central America (PNCA in Spanish) face high rates of multidimensional and chronic violence, overwhelming levels of poverty, inequality and low indicators of human development, which result in severe institutional, political, economic and social challenges. Violence, limited access to social services and scarce economic, welfare and development opportunities continue to be the main causes of forced displacement and irregular migration in the region. During the past two decades, this has been exacerbated by the impact of structural issues aggravated by disasters and natural hazards, pests and diseases that have affected both populations and crops, increasing social and environmental vulnerability. In view of these issues, this project aims to respond to possible social conflict in a comprehensive manner with interventions at the regional, national and local levels, such as the implementation of awareness campaigns on the rights of migrants and refugees; technical assistance to ministries for programs through which returned migrants can receive improved access to reintegration, entrepreneurship and employment services; and the protection of migrants, among other multi-sectoral activities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 90576.63 294517.36 158045.42 163979.46 58993.72 766112.59 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 766112.59 766112.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187000 124666.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124666.66 272667.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272667.99 3288.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10052.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13367.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6994.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39166.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168274.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5107.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69624.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3652.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 882.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20907.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53203.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the context of transition, following the August 2020 coup in Mali and the upcoming elections, armed groups continue to mobilize more youth lacking economic opportunities in their communities, especially in rural areas. The project is an initiative targeting young male and female populations to reverse this trend in order to contribute to the prevention of the spread of the crisis marked by violent extremism in the south of the country. The project aims at creating decent employment opportunities for rural youth, including returnees, in the agricultural and livestock sectors, in order to strengthen social cohesion and significantly contribute to the consolidation of peace efforts in Mali by improving the prospects of young people with respect to their future and their role in the dynamics of peace while integrating aspects of adaptation to climate change and rural poverty reduction. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Mali Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 177941.52 356081.5 132978.43 667001.45 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 667001.45 667001.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348500 318500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 318500 5332.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26518.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28412.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39319.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42586.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96230.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136062.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134224.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85377.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45004.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19747.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4436.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports local efforts and processes in South Sudan that resolve housing, land, and property (HLP) disputes peacefully through building consensus on HLP issues to amicably identify agreed options for their resolution. This will be done by facilitating power holder engagement, participation, and representation in fora where positions and perspectives are discussed and mediated as a first step towards peacebuilding among conflicting parties. On one hand, left unresolved due to capability shortfall, the multiplicity of HLP disputes could put considerable stress on community relations, increase tension and potentially inflame violent conflicts which, in turn, could threaten the fragile peace agreement. On the other hand, facilitating participatory processes for powerbroker engagement, participation, and representation for building peace among feuding parties creates the enabling environment for recovery, social stability, and transition. The project takes on a community driven approach to ensure that any new processes and strengthened mechanisms are embedded in community structures and with stakeholders. For example, inclusion of chiefs, women’s leadership, and youth representatives from the communities, to resolve disputes manage conflicts, promote social, cultural, and economic interdependencies, and account for gendered approaches to building peace, support sustainability, localization and strengthening capacity. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 342696.64 1203932.08 622246.56 311124.09 2479999.37 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2479999.37 2479999.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1736000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1736000 744000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 744000 30115.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156183.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245448.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381184.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264520.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191850.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138283.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113278.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113526.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 790653.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124579.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -69623.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This pilot project focuses on a crucial integration of capacity building for mental health and psychosocial support services (MHPSS) for the community in West Darfur, Sudan, especially the youth, to address the cycles of conflict and trauma, while supporting community and youth-led programmes to address the root causes of conflict, promote peacebuilding, social cohesion, and improve gender relations including notions of masculinity. This is accomplished by supporting the Ministry of Health to provide comprehensive MHPSS services and encouraging the community, especially the youth who have been impacted by conflict, to seek out these services. The project promotes peace education and provides guidance and material support to youth groups to work together within their own communities to address gender issues, peacebuilding, governance, rule of law, justice, and socio-economic recovery in an effort to contribute to ending the cycle of conflict. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 60709.69 182130.36 182130.36 182130.36 607100.77 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 607100.77 607100.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402500 172500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172500 200000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -105292.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 232.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39385.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85155.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107481.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10994.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35931.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3647.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10825.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5926.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10381.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54282.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the implementation of the Juba Peace Agreement (JPA), its provisions on internally displaced persons (IDP) and refugees, and their right of return and integration in West, North and Central Darfur, Sudan. This will be achieved through profiling, perception, and intentions studies, and the collection of disaggregated data on the needs, vulnerabilities, and capabilities of IDPs and refugees compared with those of nomads and non-displaced communities. This is notably important to inform area-based programming that is conflict-sensitive and supports social cohesion in areas of return and integration. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 25995.68 314005 129566.24 530432.86 999999.78 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.78 999999.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.01 434.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85624.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111191.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292336.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82516.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108795.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23593.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17008.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47517.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -49876.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13724.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50653.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0080 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote the creation of new models for the safe participation and protection of Mayan and Mestizo youth in San Pedro Necta and Cuilco Huehuetenango, Guatemala, so that they can be included in community and municipal government spaces from which they can contribute to strengthen social cohesion, the exercise of democracy and their rights, consolidate peace in the territory and promote psychosocial well-being. The project will be developed in partnership with youth organizations, the diaspora, municipal, community and ancestral authorities and the private sector, with the aim of creating an inclusive, safe and enabling environment for meaningful participation and the full exercise of human rights, with emphasis on young women and indigenous population. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Guatemala Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 202.43 2429.16 94276.55 308298.59 405206.73 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405206.73 405206.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283644.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283644.8 121562.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121562.06 43745.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3515.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20427.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21226.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43979.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39680.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66914.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project constitutes the third phase of a programme which has been implemented in PDET (Development Plans with a Territorial Focus) municipalities in Colombia since 2018. This third phase aims at contributing to the Government of Colombia’s efforts to build trust, improve coexistence and reduce rural violence in the country. This is expected to be achieved through an increase of capacities of the National Police in implementing strategies to guarantee the prevention of violence in rural communities with a community and human rights approach. The project also intends to prioritize communities and strengthen their social infrastructure to prevent violence and promote peacebuilding, reconstruction of the social fabric, trust, security, inclusion, prevention of Gender-Based Violence, and community integration by developing community initiatives with their participation. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 95875.18 793022.72 2711102.73 3600000.63 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600000.63 3600000.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600001 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600001 75694.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 166000.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 94948.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162046.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 118434.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45578 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91810.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193114.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188431.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 514400.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356270.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570240.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1023030.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is developed within the context of the Highlands Joint Programme, builds on growing consensus and evidence globally, but also borne out through the UN's experiences in the Highlands region of PNG, that humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding efforts are complementary and mutually reinforcing responses to address situations of volatility and fragility. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 34247.18 136986.24 292807.1 35959.66 500000.18 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.18 500000.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 13557.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49523.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29722.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53961.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72830.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94882.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160562.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39315.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2224.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3702.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen dialogue and social cohesion of communities living in the border area between Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire through better prevention and management of conflicts between pastoral, agro-pastoral and agricultural populations in their access to natural resources; through conflict analysis and participatory identification of possible solutions; and through the application of measures helping to build trust between the authorities and neighboring populations. Like most border areas in the Mano River Union countries, the state presence is weak on the border between Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire. Communities in these areas face security and environmental challenges, including declining rainfall, intensive exploitation of natural resources, and considerable loss of plant cover, etc. Consequently, disruptions and / or disappearances of the usual transhumance corridors are observed, thus increasing the risk of local conflicts linked to the passage of herds through agricultural land, on both sides of the border. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire Western Africa IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Guinea Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution West and Central Africa Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 243119.54 396145.38 76907.34 716172.26 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 716172.26 716172.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501321 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501321 214851 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214851 -3329.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3329.66 206369.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 71577.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 68086.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 140402.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22453.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44959.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98794.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71444.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6660.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3329.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to reinforce non-kinetic responses to conflict and insecurity in Kaduna and Katsina States in North West Nigeria by strengthening existing infrastructures for peace, providing safe spaces for inclusive (inter-and-intra-) community dialogue, enhancing the resilience of communities directly affected by conflict through the provision of psychosocial support, and increasing access to sustainable livelihoods. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 57988.28 176728.98 182383.9 5976.59 423077.75 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423077.75 423077.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296155 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296155 126923 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126923 28334.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77914.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50493.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23275.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58825.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24303.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21734.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25639.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87851.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is focusing on strengthening and promoting an environment conducive to genuine reconciliation, contributing to improved trust and social cohesion within and between communities and their leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Within this framework, the project provides immediate support to key local/national stakeholders who have already been making positive moves and policies in their efforts to (i) create an environment conducive to genuine reconciliation within and between communities; and (ii) further strengthen mutual confidence, trust, constructive dialogue, understanding, empathy, respect, dignity and social cohesion. The project will be jointly implemented by the Council of Europe, the European Union, OSCE and the United Nations. National ownership will be fostered and encouraged through the collaboration and involvement of a broad array of local stakeholders. The focus will lie in empowering and strengthening coherence of civil society to lead on trust building and peacebuilding. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 755381.29 2518416.32 284258.9 3300000.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3558056.51 3558056.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2831664 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2757219.08 468336 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501967.85 28580.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 76239.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 388791.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 66660.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17856.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26681.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11513.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49714.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103118.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103723.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146823.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237733.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237742.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184332.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91630.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36389.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's objective is to promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development in two Development Plans with a Territorial Focus (PDET) subregions, which span three departments and 21 municipalities. The project’s expected primary outcome is that within four years of implementation, communities from the two prioritized PDET regions have contributed to sustaining locally-led peace, by strengthening capacities to promote peacebuilding and self-management for violence prevention. This project seeks to continue strengthening Peace Agreement implementation, by promoting institutional, community, and relational capacity building among the different population groups and institutions in the prioritized territories; with the construction or refurbishing of physical spaces for coexistence and reconciliation, training for social leaders, the implementation of programs that provide services to population groups who merit a differential approach and have coexisted in contexts of violence and illegality. Thus, the project seeks to design and implement methodologies with a community, prevention, and human rights approach that will strengthen the civic role of the National Police. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 802020.66 1360430.88 1834760.49 1646837.5 197535 5841584.53 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5841584.53 5841584.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393621.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393621.16 1506766 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1506766 1810000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1810000 157450.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36669.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 133155.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 275812.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 102796.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17143.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38474.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56605.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107362.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200471.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156047.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320351.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341776.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340672.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to strengthen social cohesion within and between communities located on the administrative borders of the two entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, namely the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republika Srpska. To achieve this objective, the project partners, IOM and UNDP, will work with local partners to organize and sustain community dialogues and civic engagement, strengthen social structures and services, and create opportunities for young men and women to engage in meaningful exchanges with youth and leaders across communities and the inter-entity boundary line. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 61351.19 736214.76 736214.28 219272.7 1753052.93 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1753052.93 1753052.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1051832 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1051832 701221 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 701221 9548.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 85368.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 76930.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 168550.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 42008.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61493.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59433.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45724.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66112.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86900.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86575.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99634.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107689.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140821.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208808.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project intends to position itself as a pilot project to test a model for responding to conflicts exacerbated by the negative impacts of climate change at the local level. Thus, the project will aim to strengthen institutional and non-institutional capacities for the prevention and management of conflicts and disasters induced by the effects of climate change in the Wilaya of Guidimakha. To this end, the project aims to strengthen the capacities of local authorities and communities in the prevention and management of conflicts that may be caused by the effects of climate change as well as in the preparedness to respond to the impacts of disasters and the management of risks related to climate change in the Guidimakha region. The project will also support the improvement of local environmental governance by structuring and operationalising mechanisms for exchange and dialogue between communes, village committees and populations; by strengthening local resilience, diversifying and strengthening livelihoods and job creation including for transhumant populations; and by supporting the fight against climate change and disaster risk reduction. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Project with no inclusion of gender issues 419278.1 565585.69 121136.33 1106000.12 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1106000.12 1106000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 774200 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 774200 331800 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331800 84710.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133598.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52505.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41392.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123186.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152607.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78202.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356542.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM), Mercy Corps (MC), and the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) will partner to implement a comprehensive pilot programme to reduce community violence in Batsari, Jibia, Dan Musa, and Kankara Local Government Areas (LGA) in Katsina State in Northwest region of Nigeria. The project seeks to strengthen peacebuilding processes to support the implementation of political and community responses to violence and strengthen the governance system to promote social cohesion and address the needs and grievances of communities. The project will establish and strengthen the local peace structures to provide citizens with a space to facilitate inclusive and participatory approaches to finding solutions to inter and intra-communal conflicts. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 175964.83 1991563.45 2182011.53 3999999.82 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4349539.81 4349539.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2935742 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3035927.61 153470.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40004.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 148479.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 496155.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 28743.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110496.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163812.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335133.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169625.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222950.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292109.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770117.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will strengthen traditional conflict resolution mechanisms in the targeted locations in Adamawa state to support conflict prevention and mitigation efforts; improve trust in authorities’ commitment to providing adequate resource management to help prevent farmer-herder conflict; to address the root causes of conflict between farmers and herder communities over natural resources; transform intra and inter-communal perceptions. This will be achieved by improving access to unbiased, reliable public information through media training and by providing support to key media outlets. To contribute to the mitigation of conflict over natural resources, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Search for Common Ground, and Mercy Corps have designed a comprehensive and integrated approach that builds on the comparative strengths of each organisation. IOM will build on its experience in the data collection and transhumance tracking tool (TTT) in Northeast Nigeria aimed at strengthening the early warning and early response (EWER) systems. IOM will also build on policy engagement work with the government of Nigeria at all levels focusing on the farmer herder crisis, Search will build on its extensive work on EWER, trust building through dialogue, and promoting positive perceptions through reliable information and peace messaging in Nigeria. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation West and Central Africa Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 76472.83 3131363.38 3302717.84 6000000.09 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6510554.05 6510554.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4118000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4432723.36 305879.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 160472.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 935979.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 741983.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31737.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199689.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378725.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394214.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263668.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292014.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134057.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 377202.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to advance peace and stability in Jonglei, GPAA and Upper Nile by reducing the negative impact of climate shocks on existing conflict dynamics as well as gender and age-based discrimination. In Greater Jonglei and Upper Nile, particularly in fragility-affected areas with active conflict dynamics, the impact of climate shocks on people's livelihoods is significant and exacerbates existing conflict dynamics, instability, gender and age-based discrimination, poverty and governance challenges. This contributes to the rise of new tensions, often triggered by competition over scarce resources, thus creating a vicious cycle of climate shocks and instability. As a peacebuilding response, the project is designed to bolster community resilience in these areas to ensure that have local communities have access to a set of distinct capacities and resources that are critical for communities to cope with, withstand or bounce back from the confluence of conflict and climate-related risks. More specifically, the project is designed to bolster three ‘resilience capacities’ in the targeted areas; absorptive capacities in order for communities to take protective action to anticipate, plan and recover from shocks such as climate shocks; adaptive capacities in order for communities to make ‘incremental adjustments, modifications to adapt to climate shocks without major change in their lifestyle; transformative capacities in order to create sustainable structures that systematically respond to stressors and shocks. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 395703.84 546026.47 502655.7 55614.95 1500000.96 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.96 1500000.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 25265.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 94371.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106549.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79474.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122983.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94054.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95285.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100901.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of the project is to contribute towards more inclusive policies and legislation that non-majority communities will benefit from and therefore improve their resilience to the risk of escalating conflict. At the same time, the project is creating linkages between communities, foster cooperation and ultimately contribute towards safe, democratic and developed society for all. To achieve this outcome, IOM will work with the Office for Community Affairs within the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Office of Strategic Planning, Deputy Prime Minister for Minority Issues and Human Rights and line ministries (Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Ministry for Communities and Returns and others, Ministry of Administration and Local Governance) ensuring that the needs and rights of minorities are taken into consideration into policies and laws, and appropriate budget for their implementation is allocated; while fostering the participation of non-majority communities in advocacy initiatives, and promoting dialogue between communities and/or institutions. IOM will continue to work with academia and educational institutions to enable learning of official languages at the University and pre-University levels and improve the quality of translation by establishing a central translation unit within the OPM. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 166326.68 319198.04 378048.09 23590.92 704299.9 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 887163.73 887163.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166132.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205959.51 54993.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68741.95 58963.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74731.6 25821.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32852.25 147257.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185334.24 90387.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116930.16 88631.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115858.64 103286.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7825.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 11464.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19770.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5976.52 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 14933.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -7825.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 10030.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9979.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6008.58 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 49578.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 23628.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57136.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35449.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31853.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31701.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25091.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46594.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64800.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61090.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide technical assistance to the National Land Agency to advance the Social Planning of Rural Property in a targeted municipality, within the framework of the Multipurpose Cadastre Program. To this end, the Territorial Management Units will be strengthened through: (a) the development of institutional capacities for land regularization and (b) the strengthening of the legal security of rural dwellers with respect to the land on which they live and work, including through the promotion of greater knowledge of their rights. as well as the restrictions of the territory. Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1154436.77 1755583.77 11862677143 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2910020.54 2910020.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4745070857 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1062487.88 7117606286 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1753176.02 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - National Land Agency - Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170580.04 17590.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451901.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1313834.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 939315.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264455.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -853.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to peace and stability in Gedaref by strengthening community resilience to conflict factors exacerbated by disaster and environmental degradation, as well as to assist the Government of Sudan in implementing the Juba Peace Agreement (JPA), which remains relevant for Sudan following the military takeover attempt on October 25, the Common Country Analysis (CCA), and the Sudan Peacemaking, Peacebuilding, and Stabilization Program (SPPSP). UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 104647.84 680933.58 1272447.58 941971.55 3000000.55 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000.55 3000000.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 6865.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50590.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203690.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183232.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91270.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97845.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131656.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0095 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of the project is to contribute towards more inclusive policies and legislation that non-majority communities will benefit from and therefore improve their resilience to the risk of escalating conflict. At the same time, project is creating linkages between communities, foster cooperation and ultimately contribute towards safe, democratic and developed society for all. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9298.45 63851.52 103254.46 2278.27 141411.63 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178682.7 178682.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107099.88 16392.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20671.88 30944.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40397.91 14815.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5149.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 29831.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10025.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6212.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 7271.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10558.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1056.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2448.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 724.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5041.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15796.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11780.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0097 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Federal Government of Nigeria (GoN) - Operation Safe Corridor (OPSC) to effectively implement rehabilitation programming as well as prepare host communities for sustainable community-based reintegration processes, with an improved Lake Chad Basin (LCB) countries regional coordination. This will be achieved through enhancing OPSC medical, nutritional and vocational training services to beneficiaries; Improving community support levels for the reintegration of Non-State Armed Groups (NSAG) associates and increasing cooperation among the LCB countries in reintegration and reconciliation programming. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Nigeria Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2025 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 385821.57 1106165.7 1187999.94 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1491987.27 1491987.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504458.6 297000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 366214.55 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384122.92 -3000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3764.12 -57135 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -74297.79 -203370.69 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -264693.8 1216.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370758.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326928.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386262.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175448.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -333174.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15398.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0098 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall purpose of this programme is to extend awareness and usage of the human security approach in response to human insecurities that arise from unmanaged internal migration trends as they interact with and reinforce environmental, governance, and health-related issues in Madagascar. The programme will do so by 1) enhancing the capacity of targeted entities and stakeholders to formulate and implement human security policies and action-oriented initiatives that address the identified insecurities; and 2) building and promoting partnerships with a broad range of local, national, and international stakeholders for greater support and replication of the human security approach beyond the current programme. By the end of the programme period, stakeholders will be empowered to implement responses to the identified insecurities in a holistic and integrated way. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 18624.67 79304.96 52377.94 150307.57 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150307.57 150307.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103982.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103982.03 46324.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46324.97 10792.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8891.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7962.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27199.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32681.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17325.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0099 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is aimed at contributing to the Comprehensive System of Truth, Justice, Reparation, and Non-Repetition (SIVJRNR Spanish acronym) implementation promoting victims’ participation. The project includes the following three components:Component 1: This component seeks to improve and strengthen the SIVJRNR entities’ technical and operational capacities to perform their duties and build peace within the provisions of Chapter 5 of the Peace Agreement by designing and delivering technical and operational tools.Component 2: This component seeks to promote the participation of victims, former FARC-EP combatants, and civil society organizations in the participation spaces of the SIVJRNR defined in the Peace Agreement, through strategies, tools, and actions to disseminate information that will allow the institutions to inform about their decision-making spaces and mechanisms, and the victims to understand and actively participate. Component 3: This component seeks to strengthen the capacities of the Government and Civil Society to design and develop actions aimed at increasing trust in the Peace Agreement implementation. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 258089.19 588533.25 601222.97 653332.59 93550.1 325212.86 555714.4 28999999.77 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3075655.36 3075655.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2606507.29 -21834 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1999.82 11397.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 569440.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 95516.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 3494.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14628.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 145786.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2122678.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64518.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15696.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5185.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -219.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project “Peacebuilding from the School in Bogota” is aimed at contributing to peacebuilding, pacific coexistence, reconciliation, and non-repetition through the implementation of Bogota’s Rural Education Policy guidelines in line with the provisions of the Peace Agreement signed between the Government of Colombia and the FARC-EP in November 2016.This project will be implemented in the 28 Rural Educational Institutions of the District (IEDR Spanish acronym) and will benefit the educational community (teachers, students, and parents), through institutional and community strengthening activities such as a) a peace course, b) the construction and dissemination of progress reports on the rural education policy, c) the construction and transfer of methodological tools to the IEDRs, and d) the implementation of pilot peace-building exercises. These activities are expected to enable the IEDRs for applying their improved capacities in the implementation of the Rural Education Policy. Likewise, these activities are expected to allow the Educational Community for applying their improved capacities to contribute to peacebuilding, reconciliation, and non-repetition Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Education International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 915409.08 268347.19 4949401846 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Education International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1183756.27 1183756.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Education International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213903.74 840000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Education International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208075.3 1370000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Education International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350012.74 1424700900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Education International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357219.97 474700900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Education International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107568.75 134221.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 138921.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89960.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 256735.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113970.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32808.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21016.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72826.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115270.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91572.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126039.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41213.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to support the operationalization of the provincial branches of the National Commission for Peace, National Reconciliation and Social Cohesion in each of the targeted provinces. The project will focus on two main components which are: a) the effective implementation of the recommendations of the recent Inclusive and Sovereign National Dialogue (DNIS) relating in particular to the consolidation of peace and national reconciliation through technical and material support for the establishment of provincial branches of the National Commission, and b) the establishment of a conducive environment for dialogue and cohesion between communities, but also between populations in general and in particular young girls and boys and authorities (administrative and security) through awareness-raising, training and support for local peacebuilding initiatives. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Chad Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 206606.87 739302.95 254089.34 1199999.16 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1199999.16 1199999.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840000 34408.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51468.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145287.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234768.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29342.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74628.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint project (JP)’s overall goal is to advance the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda through the amplified agency of women in sustaining peace and social cohesion and the improved delivery of services for conflict-affected and marginalized women in BiH. It rests on the key concept of human security, which emphasizes the interlinkages between peace, development and human rights. It focuses on strengthening the relevant institutions involved in the implementation of the UNSCR 1325 and strengthening women’s and girls’ voices, agency and partnerships in addressing key human security concerns that are affecting their well-being and socioeconomic position. Building on this perspective, the JP will contribute to improving policies and services for women, especially for the conflict affected and marginalized, thus contributing to the localized implementation of the WPS agenda in BiH. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 442608.08 531129.84 576986.61 167175.24 1717899.77 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1717899.77 1717899.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515370 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515370 36803.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46036.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82298.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92250.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to significantly contribute to efforts to address the causes and impacts of conflict-induced displacement in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM); help enable conditions conducive for longer-term solutions, especially peace and security, access to rights and services, socio-economic inclusion and strengthened governance processes; and create a safe, voluntary, and dignified pathway for IDPs to achieve tailored solutions to resolve their displacement. By strategically addressing various factors influencing conflict-induced displacement; promoting sustainable IDP returns, relocation, or integration in areas of displacement; and building peace and social cohesion, the project contributes to the attainment of safer, more resilient, and peaceful communities. The enhancement of capacities, frameworks, and approaches ensures that the rights of IDPs are upheld, conflict drivers are mitigated, and sustainable solutions are pursued, leading to improved well-being and stability for all stakeholders involved. These in turn contribute to sustaining the gains from the implementation of Bangsamoro peace agreements. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with no inclusion of gender issues 53672.5 587441.64 621386.41 1262500.55 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1262500.55 1262500.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 883750 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 883750 2099.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80906.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72028.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121907.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150563.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project Youth Empowered through Inclusive Schools and Societies (YESS) takes a bottom-up and community-based approach, using schools and their surrounding communities as an entry point to actively engage children and young men and women, particularly those from marginalized communities that have been historically under-represented in decision and policy making. Through supporting a range of non-formal education interventions and youth-led projects both within and beyond the school setting, the project will empower children and young men and women with new skills to become positive agents of change who promote tolerance and diversity, foster mutual understanding, and respect, and build social cohesion between and within various communities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 28737.92 535332.6 594979.8 1159050.32 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1159050.32 1159050.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 811335 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 811335 50900.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59864.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2505.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20039.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32634.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39677.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to addressing newly emerged challenges to achieving GPH-MILF Normalization Process and sustainable peace. IOM will seek to build peaceful communities in BARMM through direct capacity support to the JPSC/JPST during the critical last phases of BARMM's transition period. Given the sensitivity of the project in engaging with security sectors and MILF combatants, IOM will ensure that Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) assessment is undertaken, and risk mitigation plan is crafted to ensure that resources given through the project is used for the specific intended purposes and further ensure that implementation is grounded by principles of ‘Do-No-Harm’ and ‘conflict-sensitivity’. Accessible and functioning complaint and feedback mechanisms, in consultation with JPSC, JPST and communities, will also be established across the project sites from the early stage of the implementation to strengthen accountability. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Philippines Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 265156.88 2288763.02 2553919.9 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2553919.9 2553919.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2553920 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2553920 44181.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 101626.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189779.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350391.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935151.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed joint programme between IOM and WFP aims to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Iraq (GoI) and regional authorities [1] to understand and strategically respond to existing and emerging climate-related security risks through an integrated, human-security approach that focuses on both prevention, mitigation and response. At the national level, the programme will conduct a climate security risk assessment to identify anthropogenic and naturally induced risks that threaten human security in relation to climate change. At the regional level, the programme will facilitate social integration into host communities of climate-induced displaced persons from Iraq’s southern governorates through a participatory approach centered on the engagement of populations experiencing multidimensional vulnerabilities such as water scarcity and security, displacement and forced migration, extreme weather events from climate variability, and others. The key results expected following the implementation of the programme are: 1) creation of a roadmap on the formulation of GoI climate security policy and implementation plan, informed by the climate risk security assessment; and 2) downscaled action plans within targeted governorates and district level on climate security and reintegration plan for affected populations. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 20562.41 226187.83 246750.24 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246750.24 246750.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246750.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246750.3 5143.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38337.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82874.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20948.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to build upon the achievements of the Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) interventions in the Andriry mountain region in southern Madagascar, extending its reach to more remote, marginalized, and conflict-prone communities. Since 2017, holistic support has been provided to restore security, enhance social cohesion, and promote peaceful coexistence in the area through PBF funding. While the PBF interventions have made significant progress, particularly around the Andriry mountain, the more secluded and inaccessible interior of the massif remains a refuge enclave where state services struggle to reach. To address this, the project focuses on inclusivity, aiming to engage marginalized communities within the massif, fostering social cohesion and sustainable development. The project's ambitions include strengthening social cohesion through community participation in peace processes, improving access to peace dividends for Andriry communities, and establishing a coordination mechanism for sustainable development and peace promotion in the region. The initiative aligns with broader efforts by the government and development partners to invest in the area's development, leveraging previous PBF investments and contributing to a more coordinated "Humanitarian-Development-Peace" (HDP) approach. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 37837.33 454054.56 454054.56 454054.56 1400001.01 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400001.01 1400001.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 1836.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51761.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117156.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113866.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to prevent violence and strengthen social cohesion between returnee populations and the communities residing in their host or home areas, by addressing the causes of tension between the two communities. The project has structured its approach and interventions around the administrative, social and economic obstacles hindering the resettlement of returnees and their peaceful reintegration into their home or host communities. The project's interventions will focus on 3 complementary strategic objectives, which aim to i) create the necessary conditions for the administrative regularization of returnees/repatriates to facilitate their reintegration in their rights (identity documents, land titles, etc.) including rights related to housing, land and property (LTB) issues; ii) to strengthen inter-community links by reinforcing economic ties within communities and iii) to facilitate the inclusion of returnees in the transitional justice process to help combat prejudice and reduce the desire for revenge. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 613322.02 881158.39 353319.08 1847799.49 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1847799.49 1847799.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646729 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646729 2140.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393683.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311124.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151927.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s objective is “ Contribute to peacebuilding, security, and reconciliation, promoting the stabilization conditions in the prioritized territories in Colombia”. Specifically, the project will seek to develop and strengthen innovative peacebuilding, security and reconciliation strategies formulated by national and local level entities that are responsible for implementing peace and territorial stabilization policies. In this way, state institutions and civil society organizations will be able to strengthen their capacities to develop and implement actions related to the framework of the peace policies, with special emphasis on victims’ rights and providing security conditions for those in the most vulnerable situations. This includes reducing the risks for communities affected by illicit conflict economies and organize crime, which produce not only displacement processes caused by the conflict and environmental degradation but also damage to the social and community structures of vulnerable and conflict-affected populations. Moreover, the project seeks to generate strengthened actions that promote the mobilization of strategic lines within the National Development Plan 2022-2026, in which refers to the fulfillment of the transformations and catalytic actions that involve the implementation of the Four-Year Plan of the Peace Agreement, its articulation with the Total Peace Policy and the necessary cross-cutting differential perspective. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 127421.42 100000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127421.42 127421.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128040.97 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2349.33 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 9201.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9998.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106491.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to create favorable conditions for strengthening trust between the State and citizens through the return of basic social services provided by state institutions for the benefit of communities and social cohesion, improving security and the restoration of peace in areas affected by violence, and the contribution to the improvement of good local governance. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 272521.02 1092937.8 834541.2 2200000.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2200000.02 2200000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 880000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 880000 23586.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48939.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81100.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Ministry of Interior, as spokesperson for the Government of Colombia to follow up on the implementation of the Final Peace Agreement, shows low effectiveness in the implementation and compliance of the Implementation Framework Plan (PMI). Thus, this Project seeks to contribute to the compliance of the Peace Agreement and the underlying commitments of the Ministry of Interior included in the PMI. For this, two components will be considered: the first seeks to improve technical capabilities for the construction and development of policy guidelines and peace strategies, in accordance with the competencies and capabilities of the Ministry regarding the PMI. And the second is for organizations and communities to put into practice the tools and resources provided by the Ministry of Interior for the promotion of social peace-building initiatives and projects. Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 46044.28 1142273.24 4667800783 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1188317.52 1188317.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1633730280 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408228.46 1867120320 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449042.89 710748.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4712.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142786.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85303.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0005 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Community Resilience Activity (CRA) in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) is a component of a larger U.S. government development assistance portfolio. CRA’s overall objective is to reduce marginalisation and exclusion of youth and other vulnerable groups. This program will promote resilience through multi-faceted support for cohesion within and between communities in FATA and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. IOM will also support the Government of Pakistan in its FATA Sustainable Return and Rehabilitation Strategy and governance reform processes as needed. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1166455.1 2799493.04 2799492.24 2799491.44 2799493.04 1633037.14 13997462 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13997462 13997462 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4171 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4171 117755 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117755 327375.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 327375.1 573551 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 573551 725652.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 725652.9 758834 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758834 137988 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137988 303001 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303001 351761 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351761 964281 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 964281 253704 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253704 868979 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 868979 968107 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 968107 1711446 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1711446 797740 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797740 1630823 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1630823 1696499 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1696499 2192571 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2192571 818186 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 818186 1049735 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1049735 618118 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618118 -16870278 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16870278 -133.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -133.05 5213.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4536.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18997.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7126.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6653.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 126842.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 372180.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 135126.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 173036.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 165247.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1014959.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40708.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178091.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362574.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588661.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737606.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570950.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229040.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329455.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376737.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814671.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582051.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 847072.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1030566.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1336006.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1336349.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1453887.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1297522.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1595610.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1014710.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1133992.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 715262.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16546704.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30448.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -58.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5548.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0021 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims at enhancing peace and community resilience in Mozambique. In particular, IOM will do so through community stabilization, cohesion and economic empowerment. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 41927.16 503098.68 503098.68 1076248.89 2375627.22 4500000.63 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000.63 4500000.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107906 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107906 302181 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302181 203057 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203057 100360 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100360 252623 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 252623 902823 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 902823 1864905 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1864905 253992 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253992 269246 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269246 167674 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167674 75233 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75233 -124507 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -124507 5890.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 204964.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259849.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148330.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167288.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292359.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1274783.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1380389.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309552.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293084.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123451.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3432.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -114252.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38046.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26419.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13876.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38313.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38659.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13669.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2859574.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0022 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project's interventions support the engagement of community liaison points in Western Balkan countries, capacitating young people in each community that will ensure access and facilitate activities, as well as provide critical support to direct monitoring activities within the field. In addition, the project supports monitoring, analysis, and the measurement of impact; community initiatives and dialogues; the design and implementation of tailored psychosocial support for at-risk of recruitment to violent extremism in targeted communities; and implementation in the field through community liaison points. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Southern Europe Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 164419.35 1427687.23 2507780.41 633524.3 3564352.93 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4733411.29 4733411.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311235 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413326.69 852756.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1138526.07 0 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16496.14 371438.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 509517.93 409666.99 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569773.28 413819.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556209.27 347781.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466195.67 263598.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333246.84 499324.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568927.25 94731.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114687.18 0.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37300.41 161107.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 472537.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 907501.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388189.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388653.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 583320.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539692.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521180.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258452.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 333005.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123193.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14379.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to assist the Government of Niger and local communities in preventing violent extremist organizations from recruiting in the Kollo region of Niger by working to strengthen the Government of Niger and law enforcement's partnerships with community leaders and local organizations. The project also seeks to establish a network of local leaders to engage with the community and provide an opportunity for citizens to express their concerns and perspectives on the drivers of violent extremism. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 337163.9 872804.52 290031.79 1500000.21 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.21 1500000.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115325 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115325 14158 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14158 166117 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166117 305312 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305312 139005 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139005 174147 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174147 277423 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277423 168053 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168053 0.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.45 47919.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161389.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131659.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259943.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185015 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170681.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335399.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67531.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0025 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to increase Government and civil society capacity to prevent violent extremism in Iraq through targeted support in the implementation and the establishment of policy feedback loops on national and subnational level, seeking to strengthen future iterations of the National Prevention of Violent Extremism Strategy. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Addressing Violent Extremism Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 185720.86 1211482.87 482278 1879481.73 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1879481.73 1879481.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 626808 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 626808 704472 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 704472 20 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20 548182 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 548182 0.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.12 42477 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 9565.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 52755.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5346 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45029.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 195461.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47720 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39410.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241406.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170995.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219861.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253960.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173146.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155414.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226911.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the lessons learned from the previously implemented Bosnia Herzegovina Resilience Initiative (BHRI), the overall objective of the programme is to foster youth and community engagement for increased resilience and social cohesion in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). To this end, IOM is proposing to bolster youth activism and leadership for enhanced civic and political engagement, strengthen voices and actors that promote inclusive narratives, and expand youth participation in decision-making processes for issues that impact them and their communities. Through a small-grants mechanism, the programme will continue to engage with civil society, community leaders, youth (both those perceived as leaders and influencers, as well as those considered at-risk), local municipal actors and relevant institutions. To empower youth to exert positive change, enhance cohesion among social and community groups across ethnic lines, and strengthen the overall resilience of youth, BHRI targets youth individually and at the community level while fostering exchanges and forging of networks between partners and beneficiaries throughout BiH. Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 56018.92 672227.52 698484.72 125001.74 1485148.64 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1551732.9 1551732.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 495049.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567717.32 990099 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 992083.17 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30081.74 75570.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 82715.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13539.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12166.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24498.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 68653.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56198.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71132.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 106629.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135180.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111859.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76080.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187501.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164013.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158911.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133119.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60332.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51777.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0027 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to increase the operational capacity of the National Commission on Human Rights in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 125268.16 422910.43 251475.04 200347.09 1000000.72 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.72 1000000.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2060 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2060 19399 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19399 83555 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83555 72673 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72673 112027 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112027 51572 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51572 90821 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90821 135290 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135290 86205 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86205 47903 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47903 230028 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230028 -0.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.2 68467 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68467 2059.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50686.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76727.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69988.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90251.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77022.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94320.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124922.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67623.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96478.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216909.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33009.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0029 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall purpose of this programme is to utilize a human security approach that is people-centred, context-specific, comprehensive and preventative, to contribute towards enhancing border community resilience and social cohesion amongst three select border communities in the northern part of the Republic of Ghana: Namoo, Pulimakom and Missiga Pusiga. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10617.66 192000.69 44171.66 246790.01 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246790.01 246790.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175341.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175341.97 71448.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71448.18 129.78 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129.78 213.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5797.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6881.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77555.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22588.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50637.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81881.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1364.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims at enhancing peace and community resilience in Mozambique. In particular, IOM will do so through community stabilization, cohesion and economic empowerment. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2276366.35 2410390.16 2096480.3 3887740.66 8316522.85 18987500.32 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18987500.32 18987500.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157888 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157888 482753 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482753 749746 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749746 473268 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473268 807525 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807525 796823 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 796823 684635 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 684635 425605 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425605 629683 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629683 807215 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807215 1882186 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1882186 2500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 57474.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45883.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 36980 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 199999 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 31442.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232859.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 494469.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 668240.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 739849.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697502.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656944.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 572221.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 512284.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586062.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1063676.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4569926.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to work towards an enhanced capacity of the Government of Iraq to analyse and respond to drivers of violent extremism in communities identified as “at-risk” of being influenced, exploited, recruited, or otherwise drawn to extremist groups. The three proposed intermediate outcomes of the project focus on (i) capacity building of the Government of Iraq and key Prevention of Violent Extremism (PVE) stakeholders to implement the PVE strategy; (ii) accompanying the Government of Iraq in designing and implementing the follow-up to the Prosecution, Rehabilitation and Reintegration (PRR) roundtable discussions; and (iii) enhancing the resilience of targeted communities of Telafar and Mosul against mobilization and (re-) recruitment in violent extremist groups. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Addressing Violent Extremism Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 133191.49 1032218.45 2711613.25 5126000.85 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3877023.19 3877023.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1982553.53 2626000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1940872.14 -0.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -121836.47 45819.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 102930.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19782.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 30532 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 85118.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 87382 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 85661.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 135808.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11850 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 57068.86 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 267990.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 137259.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21900 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 693.14 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8134.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21055.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137541.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575353.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 563849.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284203.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 489921.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266735.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246435.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70563.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11615.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36382.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) USAID/Pakistan has identified a clear need and unique opportunity for implementation of the “Community Resilience Activity- North (CRA-North) Project,” within Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh and Balochistan Provinces. CRA-North will support community-level development and conflict prevention activities that will serve to (i)Strengthen Community Cohesion; (ii) Increase Civic Engagement; (iii) Support TDP Reintegration In Targeted Areas and (iv) Support Flood Affected Communities To ‘Build Back Better.’ This Project is being modified through USAID Pakistan as a Cooperative Agreement, with a level of USAID involvement mirroring that of the previous Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI)’s Cooperative Agreements with IOM in Pakistan and elsewhere in the world.1 The CRA-North Project is expected to be one component of a larger USG development assistance portfolio within Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sindh and Balochistan addressing infrastructure, livelihoods, education, health, elections, border security, police force professionalization, counter-narcotics, governance, energy, flood response and climate change adaptation. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1389834.33 3654356.04 3654356.04 3654355.68 3654355.68 3654355.68 3616365.39 304530.28 23582509.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23582509.12 23582509.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797556 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797556 5933.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5933.32 18538925 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18538925 20327588 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20327588 5933.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5933.32 -5933.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5933.32 -19336481 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19336481 1260559 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1260559 521004 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521004 386188 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386188 1014959.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 509381.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17794223.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1480116.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 965232.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550268.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310522.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support the Government of Iraq (GoI) in managing individuals returned from Syria and ensure effective ownership of the process until the all-of-UN program of support is developed under the Global Framework and a dedicated multi-partner trust fund mechanism is established. Given the urgent need to support security and accountability and address the protection needs of children, this project will support the GoI to (i) Manage suspected foreign terrorist fighters (FTF) and violent extremist prisoners (VEP) (ii) Address the urgent rehabilitation and reintegration needs of current and future returnees as well as VEPs; (iii) Address the urgent protection needs of current and future returnee children, as well as foreign children still detained in Iraq for alleged affiliation with the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and (iv) Ensure effective ownership of the return, rehabilitation, and reintegration process. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 70000.45 70000.45 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000.45 70000.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70000 0.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.47 65421 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 4579.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Project aims to develop sustainable, community-centred responses to mitigate local drivers to extremist radicalisation and recruitment in southern Tanzania and northern Mozambique –moving away from more security-focused approaches that have often exacerbated community grievances. UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Tanzania, United Republic of Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 68623.54 327547.4 400699.55 335297.79 893998.67 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1132168.28 1132168.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106935.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132029.53 290849 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Conflict, Stability and Security Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372405.89 82503.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307123.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284733.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203564.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118862.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to strengthen the capacities of national, local, and civil society stakeholders to develop and implement policies and projects that contribute to the prevention of violent extremism and transitional rehabilitation, ultimately enhancing the resilience of communities to violent extremism. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 277570.04 1252005.3 48691.5 1578266.84 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1578266.84 1578266.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1052197 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1052197 526069 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526069 16999.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6552 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2154.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229933.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153570.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151876.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175021.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PE.0038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will promote stable communities and counter violent extremism in communities affected by the conflict and receive significant numbers of returnees by supporting the fishing sector, which is vital to livelihoods and economic stability in Cabo Delgado. The project will support fishing-related livelihoods, community-based projects prioritized by fishers and relevant associations, and support to the Government of Mozambique (GoM) to counter violent extremism through capacity development of the fishing sector in northern Mozambique, with a focus on supporting women and youth in the industry including but not limited to inclusive socioeconomic development and alternative livelihood options for youth. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Addressing Violent Extremism Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 333290.75 23145.47 356436.22 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356436.22 356436.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356436 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356436 4042.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44260.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104914 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30734.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PM.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of Migrants as Messengers Phase 2 is to empower young people (17-25 years old) in West Africa to make informed migration-related decisions. The project builds on the success of Migrants as Messenger Phase 1 (November 2017-March 2019). The project uses innovative communication tools and peer-to-peer messaging to raise awareness about the risks associated with irregular migration and promotes safe and orderly migration. A total of four impact evaluations will be conducted during project implementation to measure the impact, while continuous monitoring and evaluation will feed into activity design. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Western Africa Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Sierra Leone Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Media and Communications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4378429.26 4434516.25 4214973 3095568.87 13868911.29 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16123487.38 16123487.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4488864 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4932817.58 720273 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 818492.05 4329887.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5166930.19 3975000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4476351.35 354887.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355598.7 -7395 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8144.27 3360.84 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -181459.51 5063.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1398.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11189.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 211099.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590582.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 653458.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 809711.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1228778.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1055901.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1309003.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1816470.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1655429.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585995.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1966597.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1592868.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1032492.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26950.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54199.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62548.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PM.0017 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will allow for an inception phase of SCAAN by International Telecommunications Union (ITU) personnel to enhance their security and ITU's duty of care. ITU plan to equip their personnel with SCAAN, connecting the staff members with a network of security officers who can assist them in urgent situations. INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Media and Communications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 35284.2 35284.08 35284.08 92738.88 121466.16 121466.28 15990.79 457514.47 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 457514.47 457514.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80286 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80286 61900 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61900 61900 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61900 61900 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61900 61900 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61900 61900 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61900 3110.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21644.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31552.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13102.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36888.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16161.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24472.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33968.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11692.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8428.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30044.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9087.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6168.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17839.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 805.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18334.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11050.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45556.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PM.0022 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Security Communications and Analysis Network (SCAAN) will enhance the safety and security of International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism to Assist in the Investigation and Prosecution of Persons Responsible for the Most Serious Crimes Under International Law Committed in the Syrian Arab Republic Since March 2011 (IIIM) personnel. IIIM will equip their personnel with SCAAN, connecting the staff members with a lifeline and real-time security updates to assist them in urgent situations. UN International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Media and Communications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 134118.63 27296.64 27296.64 27296.64 27296.64 27296.58 270601.77 Contracted Grant Amount UN International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270601.77 270601.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73750 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73750 34160 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34160 49648 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49648 49648 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49648 31698 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UN International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31698 35597.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16050 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8929.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32196.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7543.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3210 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22296.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10926.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12745.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7706.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20276.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23175.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17503.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PM.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) There is a gap in specialist and comprehensive training for media on the multiple dimensions of migration, even though the media plays a fundamental role in shaping public opinion and discourse on this expansive subject. The Global Migration and Media Academy (GMMA) aims to build a stronger base for ethical and accurate reporting by providing media professionals with adequate information to inform their reporting. GMMA will create mainstream, accredited modules in universities, strongly focused on inclusive, evidence-based ethical reporting and knowledge-sharing. Learning material will draw on the reach and expertise of the UN Migration network, UN Information centres, UN Department of Global Communications, media development organisations, international, regional and local media, academia and other key actors. The project seeks to improve media reporting standards and encourage balanced, accurate and positive migration stories. The overall objective is to contribute to improving the quality and quantity of accurate, diverse and balanced media reports about migration and support constructive public conversation and dialogue. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Morocco IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Philippines IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Media and Communications Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 34388.95 41266.32 143322.32 181022.41 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20000 10767.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2070.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3973.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27212.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31316.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38675.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34681.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52957.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11832.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11992.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24132.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26355.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19084.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49925.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13258.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35259.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PM.0030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will build on the lessons learned and opportunities identified from the first year/phase of It Takes A Community (ITAC) in 2021. The second phase campaign in 2022 and 2023 will continue to be global in scope, but also have features that engage experts and the public in live, real-time events and initiatives. These global initiatives will be leveraged to support balanced narratives about migrants and migration in a regional context to make ITAC further resonate with its audience. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Media and Communications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 178052.5 56476 315032.88 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234528.5 234528.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315033 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249524.84 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15318.45 1832.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44965.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64621.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68233.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50433.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1901.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1689.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 529.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As a result of limited knowledge and capacity on migration governance, parliamentarians within the SADC region have not actively engaged on migration governance matters; this impacts on their ability to advocate for legislative amendments and ratification of protocols that would contribute to improving overall migration management within the region and in their constituencies. It is within this scope that parliaments have requested IOM to support capacity building initiatives that would strengthen migration governance and advocacy on migration frameworks within the region. In addition, the five proposed pilot countries (Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, and Zimbabwe) in the SADC region are currently working towards improving overall migration governance through the development of national migration polices and reviewing of their migration legislation. Thus, the overall objective of this project is to equip legislators with knowledge on migration to enable them to make informed inputs into ongoing processes aimed at improving migration related legislation and policies. To achieve this, IOM will make use of the Essentials of Migration Management (EMM) learning tool, which provides an overview of the key elements of international migration management and seeks to expand the knowledge and facilitate the work of government policy makers and practitioners. The project aims to achieve the following outcome: Parliaments in five SADC Member States and the SADC Parliamentary Forum (SPF) demonstrate improved gender sensitive advocacy on migration frameworks as a result of increased understanding on migration issues. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lesotho Sub-Saharan Africa Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Lesotho Botswana IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 47969.29 99356.71 147326 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147326 147326 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147326 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147326 -7676 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7676 -26631.07 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26631.07 21839.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27842.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14216.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6413.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12967 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13854.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16393.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -613.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0155 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Côte d’Ivoire is a country of origin, transit and destination in terms of migration and given the security situation in the Sahel, which could potentially prompt more out-bound and in-bound migration in Côte d’Ivoire. Enhanced migration management through the development of a holistic National Migration Policy (NMP) is very much a necessity. Although the Ivorian Government has made measurable progress in the field of migration management in recent years migration management is currently still fragmented. In order to reduce the information-sharing gaps, this project aims to contribute to Côte d’Ivoire achieving the SDG Target 10.7 to facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, through the development of a holistic National Migration Policy. In order to achieve this objective, this project will seek the endorsement of an action plan, which will aim to support the implementation of the NMP by the Ivorian Government. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10279.98 58368.29 100130.22 131221.51 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -125.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -125.72 -31874.74 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31874.74 7307.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22582.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 723.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5934.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24373.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11264.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23015.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18438.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27774.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19587.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61171 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22795.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8030.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0157 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Eswatini’s geographic specificity, its socio-economic characteristics, and the history of the sub-region’s political economy have shaped the mobility pattern of Emaswati nationals over the last century. As a country of origin, transit and destination, in recent years Eswatini has demonstrated an increased effort to collaborate on migration issues, as seen by its Migration Profile and the Migration Governance Indicator Report published in 2021. However, there remains a need for a migration policy for the better management of migration in the country. Furthermore, strengthening migration management has been highlighted as a priority during consultations with the government and it is aligned with the Ministry of Home Affairs’ plans. Building on this momentum, this funding will provide guidance and technical support to build the capacity of the Government of Eswatini to be able to develop a comprehensive and evidence-based Migration Policy that is in accordance with regional and international standards and will contribute to good migration governance (Outcome 1). This project will support a literature review of the migration dynamics within, to, and from Eswatini to help guide the drafting of the Migration Policy. Additionally, the project will engage with the Migration Task Force, which was first created during a previous IOM Development Fund project, to ensure members have the necessary technical skills and to ensure ownership of the process by government institutions. The project will ultimately contribute to facilitating safe, humane and orderly migration in Eswatini. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kingdom of Eswatini Kingdom of Eswatini Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 30434.13 97731.97 105803.32 66030.58 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 4003.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17088.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20976.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29397.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37910.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58441.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18647.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32423.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26851.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0161 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The complexity of mixed migration involving Ethiopia and Ethiopians calls for a solid and well-rounded approach to migration governance, including the collection, processing and dissemination of migration data and related information on migration, so that the benefits of migration can be effectively harnessed and challenges addressed. The project aims to contribute to the Government of Ethiopia's efforts to improve migration governance and uphold migrants' human rights, though strengthened migration coordination mechanisms and data management systems. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Project with no inclusion of gender issues 190088.63 546490.78 649218.66 101398.23 9900990.24 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1487196.3 1487196.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3900990 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 615686.55 2970297.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449976.83 29702.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4533.42 2961701.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424373.37 29807.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4243.73 -292964.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43242 -190.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 129109.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18790.54 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9525.96 7131 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5725.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 18000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -4212 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 44273.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 13746.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -750.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12265.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80411.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93924.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133835.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137729.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29515.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72947.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91601.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135734.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117912.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96405.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122346.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17998.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5353.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0164 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migrants are key contributors to the economic development of the Maldives. The Ministry of Economic Development (MED) in the Maldives is undertaking several initiatives to improve the living and working condition of the migrants, but interlinkages between key policy objectives need to be discussed in a coordinated manner and incorporated in an integrated approach to development. The proposed project will include three distinct, mutually reinforcing components: a) the drafting of a Labour Migration Assessment, b) the development of an Integrated Border Management (IBM) strategy, and c) the creation, based on these two pieces and other existing thematic assessments, of an overall Migration Policy for the Maldives. The Migration Policy will facilitate economic growth in the country in a migrant-inclusive manner, and the Labour Migration Assessment and IBM strategy will contribute to evidence-based sustainable economic development by facilitating mobility and trade while safeguarding the country’s national security. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Maldives Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8543.97 72621.79 134945.43 83888.81 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 -88814 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88814 5676.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6635.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6922.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7231.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7071.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8108.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27778.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84894.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13017.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17475 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46324.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0166 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is part of the broader “Migration & Diaspora Programme (PMD)”. The objective of the project will be to support the Government of Albania in reinforcing the national migration policy and governance in the country. The project will provide support for the establishment of the coordination and monitoring mechanism of the National Strategy on Migration 2019-2022 (NSM) and Action Plan (AP), as foreseen in the NSM. The project includes policy advice and training on the development-oriented migration policies. Additionally, it will include peer-to-peer exchange and multi-stakeholder dialogue. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Albania +355 42 25 78 37 infotirana@iom.int https://albania.iom.int/ “Brigada VIII”, Nd. LID, Kt. 3, Apt. 303, Tirana, Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 73721.11 153152.58 2085.54 199999.61 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228959.23 228959.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238948.63 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9711.83 24929.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34811.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42783.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42083.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53071.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11535.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11112.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8907.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0167 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to develop a baseline study with the goal of establishing a National Observatory on Migration, which in turn would contribute to better migration governance in Gabon based on reliable and accurate information on migration and allow for the development of evidence-based policies and hence address potential challenges related to migration. The study will analyze available data on migration flows in the country, data collection sources and data collection method. It will also analyse the institutional model of the future National Observatory on Migration, its structure and functions and the specific needs for optimal functioning of the Observatory. Further, a workshop targeted at government authorities and relevant civil society members, will be organized to strengthen their knowledge on migration. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Gabon Gabon Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11036.2 55655.23 33308.57 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 65.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65.3 -3296.92 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3296.92 409.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4207.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19694.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7654.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11877.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22306.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25813.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -107.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0181 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With 2.3 million international migrants, Argentina is the leading immigration destination in the Latin America and the Caribbean region. Local governments play a significant role in the integration of migrants since cities and provinces are responsible for providing essential services such as education, health, social assistance, and security.However, as most municipalities do not have dedicated bodies responsible for migration, they present gaps in their technical and operational capacities to implement comprehensive migration governance policies and migrants face an increasing risk of being excluded from local policies and programmes.The main objective of this project is therefore to contribute to enhanced local migration governance and mainstreaming of migration in local development in Argentina.In partnership with the National Directorate of Migration, the project will support governments to identify and address potential migration management gaps through the establishment of a certification process.This process will include: developing local MGI assessments, designing locally tailored indicators on local migration governance, developing gender-sensitive guidelines and training materials, assessing the migration governance capacities of local governments, training key government officials, and designing action plans and monitoring mechanisms to track the progress made thereof. The project will also support local governments in the creation or strengthening of an institutional body dedicated to migration policy and will provide office equipment for those local migration institutions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina Argentina Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4429.83 210366.58 85203.59 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -2321.82 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2321.82 3659.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10882.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15311.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19606.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29220.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21557.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49045.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83767.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50727.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1099.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0185 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya is often seen as a transit country but has also traditionally been a destination country for migrants seeking better opportunities. Through this project, IOM will seek to contribute towards the development of an effective migration governance framework in Libya that is aligned with international standards and oriented towards accountable management of migration that allows for improved conditions of migrants in Libya and recognizes economic benefits of migration. The project’s expected outcome will be that Libyan authorities at the national and local level engage in the development of evidence-based migration management policies, with a focus on international standards. These policies should be in line with international standards as well as with priorities set by the Government of Libya in their Voluntary National Report on the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, oriented towards accountable management of migration that allows for improved conditions of migrants in Libya and recognizes economic benefits of migration.Through capacity-building and consultation efforts, the project will seek to support national and local authorities to increase their knowledge and skills on migration governance related topics. The project’s main activities will include a structured analysis of the current situation in Libya in terms of migration management, a study visit to a champion country, several workshops to expand national and local authorities’ engagement in migration governance and training sessions on labour migration and migration governance more generally. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23777.8 28533.36 167247.64 80441.2 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 28651.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8692.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10510.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0186 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the joint programme implemented by IOM, UN Women, and UNDP is to enhance migration governance in Indonesia by supporting the Government of Indonesia’s capacities in evidence-based migration management, with the appropriate gender responsiveness, at the national and sub-national levels as well as to support improved cooperation at the global level. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 154456.42 314651.84 324655.9 6236.77 800000.93 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.93 800000.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 240000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240000 5981.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31757.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57736.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2850.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15392.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36471.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68553.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26253.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86422.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97820.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112205.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72573.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45593.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121153.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19243.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0191 International Organization for Migration (IOM) There are several direct references to migration in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030 Agenda). Migration is also a cross-cutting theme relevant to most 2030 Agenda Goals (SDGs). While the inclusion of migration in the 2030 Agenda is a key opportunity, it also presents countries with a series of new data challenges and reporting requirements, as large amounts of new migration data are required for monitoring of progress against the SDGs. However, relevant data frameworks have not yet risen to these challenges. One specific challenge is the need to disaggregate indicators by migratory status. In 2021 IOM’s Global Migration Data Analysis Centre, with the support of Statistics Sweden, developed a dedicated guide to help practitioners disaggregate data by migratory status. There is now an opportunity to encourage and support use of this guide in selected pilot countries in Africa, building on existing capacity building partnerships and activities in the region. The objectives of this programme of work are to assist two to four pilot countries in Africa to disaggregate SDG-related and other development data by migratory status, and to showcase progress in migratory status disaggregation in pilot countries and encourage peer-to-peer learning and knowledge exchange. Sweden - Statistics (SCB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Africa Ethiopia IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Tunisia Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 17938.95 51371 69309.95 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Statistics (SCB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69309.95 69309.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23443.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Statistics (SCB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23443.2 45866.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Statistics (SCB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45866.8 15560.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15580.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17260.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13006.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5617.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2284.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0192 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM’s Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) help governments and local authorities, upon request, take stock of their migration policies and strategies, to identify good practices and areas with potential for further development. By focusing on government ownership of the process, the MGI supports governments and local authorities to improve their migration management systems at national and local levels. This project aims at conducting an MGI assessment for the city of Dublin in Ireland. In order to do so, the project will consist of two main activities: drafting a matrix containing the responses to the 87 questions of the local MGI methodology; and drafting a migration governance profile for the city of Dublin. Ireland - Dublin City Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 64.26 10633.29 10000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Dublin City Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10697.55 10697.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Dublin City Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10952.9 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Dublin City Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) -723.48 11770 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1540.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0193 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will provide support to the popularization of the Free Movement Protocol by supplementing the AUC’s capacity and raising awareness to ensure many more African member states submit the ratifications necessary for the protocol’s entry into operation. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Africa Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Seychelles Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Congo (the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lesotho Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Comoros Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Equatorial Guinea Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Gabon Ethiopia Eritrea Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1359927.1 1490199.89 1580624.51 44000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4430751.5 4430751.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1552041.91 14000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1287119.61 7000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 659692.77 5436.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210232.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121490.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196604.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500893.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520095.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451706.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 405759.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334440.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353532.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0194 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Demographic pressure, the absence of employment opportunities and the emergence of a new migratory route with the Comoros as a country of transit are among some of the factors which currently hinder the capacity of the Government of the Comoros to promote a sustainable and inclusive national development. In order to address these challenges, stakeholders have stressed the need for a multi-sectoral and cross-cutting migration governance tool, as well as the importance of a strategic and political vision for the governance of planned and well-managed migration in the Comoros, for the benefit of host communities, communities of origin and migrants.In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to strengthened migration policy frameworks to facilitate and support migration management in the Comoros for the sustainable development of the country. The project will seek to do so by supporting the first steps in the development of a national migration policy. To that end, the project will lead the Government of the Comoros, through the Multi-sectoral Commission for Monitoring and Orientation on Migration Issues in Comoros, to address migration governance issues in Comoros using a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach, on the basis of reliable, disaggregated, analytical and contextual information (Outcome 1) by setting up a technical consultation and monitoring structure for the development of a migration policy (Output 1.1) and by carrying out a gender-sensitive diagnostic analysis of legislative and policy tools, coordination mechanisms, stakeholder needs and gaps in migration governance at the national and regional level (Output 1.2). Additionally, the project will lead the Government of the Comoros, again through the abovementioned Multi-sectoral Commission, to use the acquired knowledge and developed governance tools to achieve, in consultation with stakeholders, planned and well-management migration for the benefit of the whole of society (Outcome 2) by strengthening the knowledge of the consultation and monitoring structure on migration governance and the steps for the development and implementation of a migration policy (Output 2.1) and by establishing an action plan for the development of a national migration policy (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Comoros Comoros Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 24668.01 75331.99 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 -13920.09 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13920.09 6436.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30702.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20800.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21653.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1486.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0195 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Albania remains predominantly a country of emigration, driven primarily by economic reasons, with one third of the country’s population living outside of its territory. Albanian citizens abroad include also persons whose asylum claims were rejected or who otherwise reside irregularly in EU countries, with Germany and France having the highest number of requests. However, Albania is also increasingly becoming a country of destination for foreigners (including migrants in search of employment, students, asylum seekers and refugees), which comprise 1.7 % of the total population.The main priorities on migration governance for the Government of Albania (GoA) are stated in its National Strategy on Migration (NSM) (2019-2022) and the corresponding Action Plan (AP), which was developed with IOM support through the IOM Development Fund in 2018 and approved in June 2019 by the Government of Albania. As the current Strategy enters in the last year of implementation, the work will start for the development of the new NSM and AP, in order to avoid policy gap as experienced in the past. In pursuit of this objective, IOM will initiate two parallel processes. Through the first process the project will support the Inter-Institutional Working Group (IIWG) for the development of the NSM and AP, in line with the international frameworks. This process will also engage other stakeholders such as diaspora, migrants, local communities, development partners, civil society, private sector and academia in a series of consultations for the new strategy. Alignment with the GCM will be ensured both through undertaking the Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) assessment and GCM prioritization. The capacities of the officials engaged in the development of the NSM and AP will be increased through a two-day training on the GCM and interlinkages with other global frameworks. The training will also include a briefing and exchange of ideas with other stakeholders, local governance, CSOs, private businesses, academia, migrants and diaspora, etc. The second process will support the functioning of the coordination and monitoring mechanism for the implementation of the NSM and AP, along the lines of the support being provided for the current strategy and further expanding. This will include the deployment of expertise in support of the Technical Secretariat for Migration in the Ministry of Interior (MoI), as well as in other institutions that hold a significant share of the implementation of the NSM and AP. Ultimately, the proposed project aims to support the implementation of the GCM in the country, as well as will contribute to the advancement of the Agenda 2030. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Albania +355 42 25 78 37 infotirana@iom.int https://albania.iom.int/ “Brigada VIII”, Nd. LID, Kt. 3, Apt. 303, Tirana, Albania Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 79116.75 128744.7 92138.55 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 2033.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28286.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28817.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49128.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51520.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51517.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25729.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47966.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0196 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) faces unique migration challenges and opportunities due to the geography, level of economic development, urbanization, increasing impact of climate change and natural hazards, as well as the Compact of Free Association (COFA) with the United States of America. However, the potential that migration can bring to the socioeconomic development of FSM is largely untapped due to the lack of a national policies on migration. While the COFA allows for FSM citizens to freely live and work in the United States – contributing to high rates of emigration - limited data is available on the migration trends, including information on the diaspora and remittances.The objective of this project is to contribute to an improved migration policy that facilitates and supports migration governance in FSM and enhances the benefits of migration for national development. It is expected that the national migration policy will enhance coordination at the different levels of government around the four pillars of migration management: migration and development, facilitating migration, regulating migration, and forced migration. This project will support the development of the policy by establishing inter-agency cooperation through an interdepartmental committee led by the Department of Foreign Affairs, tasked with designing the National Migration Policy for the FSM. IOM will then provide technical support and capacity development to the technical committee to draft a comprehensive and evidence-based policy document in accordance with regional and international standards and based on inclusive multi-sectoral consultations. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23718.22 52649.36 195503.88 28128.54 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 934 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3119.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1285.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2826.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 564.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2981.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6033.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62637.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0197 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with IOM's Strategic Vision of 2019, and its Protection Strategic Framework (6 pillar approach), as well as the IOM Middle East and North Africa Regional Strategy 2020-2024, the project will contribute to strengthening protection and harmonizing protection work- and data- through policy in IOM interventions pertinent to mobility, resilience and governance, by strengthening inter alia: institutional identity; inter-agency and international cooperation; migration mainstreaming into UN Frameworks; preparation for the second round of Global Compact on Migration Regional Reviews; data, research and knowledge management; and field staff development. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt World Yemen Tunisia Syrian Arab Republic Sudan Saudi Arabia Qatar Oman Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon Kuwait IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 United Arab Emirates Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 821239.5 245039 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1066278.5 1066278.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1014198.78 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1014198.78 -1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1014198.78 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66997.16 37750.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63616.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266713.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334499.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347268.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35754.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4407.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0198 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The program strengthens governments' capacities to support evidence-based migration management by leveraging the work done through IOM's Migration Governance Indicators (MGI). The MGI helps governments, upon request, take stock of their migration policies and strategies to identify good practices and areas with potential for further development. By focusing on government ownership of the process, the MGI supports governments to gradually improve their migration management systems. The two-year program structure will contain three main components: conducting MGI assessments at national and local levels; informing Global Compact on Migration engagement by developing data bulletins; and influencing policy change through building the capacity of IOM missions. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1454514.2 405485.73 1859999.93 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1859999.93 1859999.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160000 -87370 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -87370 -842.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -842.23 326491.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260853.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 639816.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553366.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8739.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0200 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over time, Fiji has made significant efforts to ensure more consistent governance of migration, ratifying most key migration-related international conventions and transposing them into domestic law. Today, enhancing strategic approaches to harness the development benefits of migration remains key to the promotion of sustainable development in the country: a milestone, in this stance, would be the introduction of an evidenced-based, coherent and comprehensive national migration policy and a related strategy. This project was developed in response to this identified need and aims to make a long-term contribution to facilitating orderly, safe, regular, and responsible migration and human mobility in the island, through the development, via a whole-of-society approach, of a comprehensive national migration policy package. The project will establish a high-level Inter-Agency Steering Committee (IASC) on migration to develop recommendations on migration governance for consultation with the Government. Then, through capacity development and technical assistance, the project will engage directly with officers at ministerial level, civil society organizations, diaspora associations and the Government itself, towards the development and adoption of a gender-sensitive migration governance policy for sustainable development, a migration governance strategy and a related plan of action, aligned with international standards and best practices. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Fiji Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 77566.56 193520.95 28912.49 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 3854.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10895.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15160.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12034.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4740.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47338.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46539.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0201 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last two decades, migratory flows in South America have experienced a change in direction, intensity, and composition. Currently, the migratory situation in the region is affected by various factors: the mobilisation of more than five and a half million refugees and migrants from Venezuela; the recent intensification and diversification of South-North migration through the Darien gap; the increase in extracontinental migration, mainly from Africa and Asia; and the rising inequality affecting the most vulnerable migrant populations, exacerbated by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. These circumstances have revealed the existing limitations and need for improved coordination at the regional level on certain key issues of migration governance such as data management, regularisation, border management, and migrant protection.Therefore, this project aims to strengthen regional cooperation and articulation in migration management for safe, orderly, and regular migration in South America, through the achievement of two main outcomes: 1) the governments of South America take ownership of a Regional Vision and a Regional Plan, and 2) the governments of South America strengthen their migration governance through the implementation of training programmes.Specifically, a regional diagnostic assessment of the available evidence on human mobility in South America will be conducted (Output 1.1); a Regional Vision of the political and strategic vision of migration issues and priorities in the region will be developed (Output 1.2); a Regional Plan (with a gender and rights-based approach) will be developed (Output 1.3); the Regional Plan will be disseminated in a workshop with the participation of various actors including civil society, the private sector, and other non-governmental actors (Output 1.4); and trainings for government officials on data management and other priority issues of migration governance will be conducted (Output 2.1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina South America Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Argentina Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 68219.11 106863.16 224917.73 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 11902.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17341.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41931.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70313.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7235.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62229.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58860.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to strengthen migration management in Kazakhstan through the integration of best practices into migration programming and policy making. Further, the project will strengthen the capacity of stakeholders to actively contribute to the implementation, follow-up and review of the Global Compact for Migration (GCM) through technical assistance and supporting regional dialogue. Both these streams will be executed in line with GCM Objective 23 and through the UN Migration Network. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3153.85 37845.48 39000.55 79999.88 Contracted Grant Amount Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79999.88 79999.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 30000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kazakhstan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000 756.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6687.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7528.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22461.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1026.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1649.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1275.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0212 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to Strengthen fact-based and data-driven migration governance through the review of the National Migration Policy and the development of a National GCM Implementation Plan. The paucity of disaggregated and up-to-date data on the realities of migration; its application to policy making, implementation and practice; and its impact on potential, current and returned migrants (especially female migrants) and the realisation of their rights are critical gaps that require addressing. To this end, this joint programme will seek to achieve strengthened migration governance through enhanced institutional capacity, an Improved National Migration Governance Framework, and the development of the National implementation plan on the GCM. The process will include the enhancement of the knowledge and skill set of relevant stakeholders on existing dynamics of migration; building their capacity on migration data management and coordination; contributing to the review of the National Migration Policy, and developing the GCM implementation plan which will enable the localisation the Global Compact for Migration, being the bedrock on ensuring the protection, fulfilment, and realisation of migrant's rights, irrespective of their gender. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 68062.08 639331.44 827006.5 1534400.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1534400.02 1534400.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074080 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074080 20239.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73011.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88318.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 201617.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175333.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288038.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to improved policy frameworks that facilitate and support migration governance in Palau and enhance the benefits of migration for national development. This project will support inter-bureau cooperation through establishing a Working Group tasked with designing a National Migration Policy for Palau. Due to the nature of proposed activities, IOM will provide technical assistance, training, and support to the Working Group throughout the policy development process.To contribute to the project's objective, the key outcome of the project is that stakeholders from the Government of Palau develop a draft National Migration Policy using an evidence based and multi-sectoral approach, meeting regional and international standards (Outcome 1). To achieve this, an inter-bureau working group will be established to coordinate the development of the migration policy (Output 1.1), and evidence-based, gender-sensitive information on migration will be collected to inform policy formulation in Palau (Output 1.2). Next, capacity strengthening activities related to policy development will be conducted for Government officials (Output 1.3) and the press corps of Palau will be trained on the ethical reporting on migration-related issues (Output 1.4). Finally, the project will support the initial drafting, technical review, and validation of the draft National Migration Policy (Output 1.5). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Palau Palau Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 121770.85 111130.96 67098.19 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 2307.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16548.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22711.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10955.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12873.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0214 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Using the Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) to improve dialogue and cooperation between cities in the Americas, including on key migration challenges faced by the region. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland United States of America Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 26000 26000 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26000 26000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26000 26000 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0215 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) faces unique migration challenges and opportunities due to its geography, level of economic development, growing urbanization, increasing impact of climate change and natural hazards, as well as the Compact of Free Association (COFA) with the United States of America. However, the lack of an overarching national policy on migration as a crucial component of a comprehensive framework for good migration governance undermines the potential that migration can bring to the socioeconomic development of RMI. Additionally, there is a strong need for more national policies to guide RMI actions towards climate change adaptation in light of potential displacement, planned relocation and mobility schemes. The objective of the project is therefore to contribute to improved migration governance in RMI through improved policy frameworks that enhance the benefits of migration for national development. Upon request of the RMI Government, IOM seeks to support RMI to develop a national migration policy, informed by gender considerations, in line with the country's National Strategic Plan 2020-2030. To do so, an interdepartmental working group will be established and will draft an evidence-based, gender-sensitive, policy document. This will be guided by research conducted and extensive capacity development. The availability of a policy document and an improved evidence base and analysis of migration trends will allow for targeted interventions and strengthened resource mobilization in the country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 71141.45 166573.2 62285.35 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 23159.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13804.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9648.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27400.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0216 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Human mobility in the Islamic Republic of Iran has been shaped by various factors over the past years - such as socio-economic fluxes and neighboring countries' security situations, especially Afghanistan. Understanding and managing these complex movements is crucial for evidence-based policy making and implementation which are comprehensive and effective. While previous attention has been given to mobility between Iran and Afghanistan, as well as to Iran and Turkey, a need to focus on internal mobility dynamics and their positive impact on Iranian society and the economy is also recognized.To address this need, IOM Iran aims to conduct the first Migration Governance Indicators (MGIs) exercise for the country and establish a country-level United Nations Network for Migration (UNNM), along with capacity development specifically on the objectives of the Global Compact for Migration (GCM). To this end, the project's objective is to enhance migration governance in the Islamic Republic of Iran, empowering key government entities to address gaps in migration governance through awareness raised and knowledge gained from activities under this initiative. The project has one main outcome and three interrelated outputs. The outcome foresees for key national stakeholders to approve and utilize comprehensive and consistent migration indicators to assess Iran’s migration governance framework, and engage in related dialogues through appropriate coordination structures. The achieve this outcome and feeds into the overall objective, the initiative will work towards increasing awareness and understanding of migration governance tools and methodologies, such as the MGIs, across national stakeholders; build upon this awareness to conduct a thorough MGI process; and finally establish a country-level United Nations Network on Migration that informs the activities of the United Nations system in Iran with a focus on migration governance, to enhance migration-centered engagement between the UN, the government, and the international community more at large in Iran. This initiative will build on synergies with national stakeholders, intra-UN engagement in the country and dialogue between the UN system in Iran and the Government of Islamic Republic of Iran (GIRI), also in coordination with the UN Resident Coordinator Office (UNRCO). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iran (Islamic Republic of) +98 21 22860691-4 iomtehran@iom.int 8, Shahrzad Blvd., Darrous, Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Iran (Islamic Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2024 - 2025 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 46328.89 52542.95 1128.16 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 1170 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12482.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3650.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27302.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12051.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0218 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Belarus, there is a recognized need to improve the coverage of migration in reporting, and in turn better aligning with global frameworks such as the Agenda 2030 and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, certain challenges hinder progress in this regard. The primary challenge lies in limited awareness among national stakeholders regarding the interconnectedness between migration and development. Additionally, measuring specific migration-related SDG targets, including target 10.7, presents complexities that must be overcome. These challenges can be effectively addressed through collaborative efforts.With this in mind, the project envisions to contribute to efforts by the government of Belarus to implement, monitor, evaluate and report on progress made towards meeting the objectives of migration-related SDGs. A key strategy employed for this purpose will be the utilization of IOM’s Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) and the production of an MGI Report, which will serve as a valuable tool for assessing Belarus' progress in meeting migration-related SDG targets, while also providing for a sound baseline for future policy-making. A second, crucial aspect of the project will involve delivering capacity development and facilitating dialogue among relevant state institutions, ministries, UN agencies, civil society organizations (CSOs), and other stakeholders, to enhance their common understanding of the complex relationship between migration and development, also in light of the SDGs. Through these activities, stakeholders will receive comprehensive support in SDG reporting, including on Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 40930.84 59069.16 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 2875.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17499.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17783.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16495.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0219 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This program strengthens governments' capacities to support evidence-based migration management by leveraging the work done through IOM's Migration Governance Indicators (MGI). The MGI helps governments, upon request, take stock of their migration policies and strategies to identify good practices and areas with potential for further development. By focusing on government ownership of the process, the MGI supports governments to gradually improve their migration management systems. The two-year program structure will contain three main components: conducting MGI assessments at national and local levels; informing Global Compact on Migration engagement by developing data bulletins; and influencing policy change through building the capacity of IOM missions. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1250866.85 536503.12 1787369.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1787369.97 1787369.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 87370 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87370 102509.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211273.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376423.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 601790.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421612.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11437.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0220 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Twenty-one countries across the Western Hemisphere launched the Los Angeles Declaration on Migration and Protection (LAD) at the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles, California in June 2022. In October 2022, USAID created a website to support information sharing across the 21 endorsing countries, including by proposing to include a special focus on data. Having a central entry point for information exchange, analyzing existing data sources, and closing existing data collection gaps is important to achieving the objectives the LAD and commitments under global agreements such as the Global Compact for Safe, Regular and Orderly Migration (GCM) and the Agenda 2030 of the United Nations. The overall purpose of this project is to support the LAD-endorsing countries to share migration data, best practices, and to highlight actions to further the implementation of the LAD. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Americas Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 United States of America El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Jamaica Haiti Honduras Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Argentina Barbados Brazil IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize Canada IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 79888.12 221842.75 224134.56 224134.26 749999.69 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749999.69 749999.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18257 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18257 40458 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40458 136959 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136959 128129 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128129 77261 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77261 2877.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15380.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49568.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150432.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130667.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65418.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the framework of the proposed project, supported by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) in Cairo and titled “SAWA: Towards equitable access to quality education and health services in Egypt for women, children and other members of migrant and host communities in vulnerable situations ”, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Save the Children (SCI) and the Egyptian Red Crescent (ERC) will collaborate and utilize their respective expertise, networks and resources to increase knowledge on women and children’s access to education and healthcare in Egypt; help meet the substantial demand for education, with a focus on early childhood education and basic education; enhance access to healthcare assistance, specifically in terms of women’s health. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 566561.41 837427.67 206035.04 1485148.46 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1610024.12 1610024.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 595611.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 653082.81 700 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 65734.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 43581.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2029.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21631.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27330.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51899.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is the contribution of Switzerland to a multi-donor 3-year Initiative of IOM that seeks to establish a Network of Legal Experts on Migration for West and Central Africa to drive substantial positive change in migration law and policies in the region. This network gathers esteemed legal professionals from WCA, fostering a platform for high-quality legal analysis, discussion and representation. This expert network is expected to play a crucial role in fortifying regional solutions, adhering to international law, incorporating local insights and global standards. It aims to become an independent, influential entity, deeply rooted in a robust organizational structure. The project contributes to two main outcomes. The first outcome involves establishing the Network as a key independent legal actor in WCA. This includes forming a Steering Committee, expanding membership based on competitive selection, ensuring diverse and gender-sensitive representation, and registering the Network as a legal entity. This setup will enhance the Network's sustainability and enable active participation in various forums. The second outcome aims to gain recognition for the Network among key stakeholders, positioning it as a primary reference for informed migration law and policy formulation. This initiative will utilize a multifaceted approach to build relationships and coordinate systematically between regional legal and policy experts, through evidence-based and rights-based approaches. Ultimately, the project aims to foster a coherent, inclusive, and responsive migration policy landscape in WCA, leveraging the expertise of the Network to influence decision-makers and contribute to sustainable development in the region. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Sub-Saharan Africa Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Sao Tome and Principe IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Central African Republic Congo (the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde Gabon IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea Equatorial Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 35622.01 211797.67 20080.32 267500 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267500 267500 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133750 120375 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120375 2838.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11253.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22196.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85243.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0224 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon the partnership between Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and IOM globally, this project aims to strengthen Nepal's migration governance through enhanced coordination mechanisms, and the promotion of safe, orderly and regular migration practices. The project envisages collaborative efforts among the government, civil society actors, private sector and academia, fostering a deepened understanding of migration impacts and the integration of safe migration practices across sectors. The project will support the government with the development of a comprehensive GCM National Implementation Strateguc Framework. This will involve the establishment of a multistakeholder coordination mechanism and knowledge sharing and management through Migration School. Policy briefs and dialogues on migration and development will be important outputs. The project prioritizes gender mainstreaming, ensuring a gender-responsive approach in capacity-building, policy dialogues, and ethical recruitment practices. It also emphasizes inclusivity by considering the youth and addressing their challenges, promoting environmental sustainability through climate change adaptation, and ensuring benefits extend to those left behind. The emphasis on regular pathways promotes legal and safe migration, contributing to a transparent and secure framework. These cross-cutting considerations enhance the overall effectiveness, inclusivity, and sustainability of migration governance initiatives in Nepal. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 73005.82 96504.5 158436.13 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169510.32 169510.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142592.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153987.66 9630.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23368.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12601.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0225 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed action aims to maximise the development potential of the free movement of persons and migration in West Africa by supporting the effective implementation of the ECOWAS Free Movement of Persons’ Protocols and the ECOWAS Common Approach to Migration. This overall objective will be achieved through the implementation of three mutually reinforcing components, having specific objectives: Strengthen the capacities of the ECOWAS Commission to implement the Free Movement Protocol through intra-regional dialogue on free movement and migration issues, policy development, and harmonization, as well as monitoring the application and implementation of the Free Movement Protocol. Enhance the capacities of national institutions of the ECOWAS MS and Mauritania in the areas of migration data collection and management, migration policy development, border management, labour migration, counter-trafficking of human beings and mixed migration, diaspora engagement, human mobility in the context of climate change. Increase the capacities of Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in information and protection for the benefit of migrants, returnees and cross-border populations in West Africa. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Western Africa Liberia IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8476689.94 7370109.04 4502064.65 4189478.05 9523129.03 1071857.75 32429998.47 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35133328.46 35133328.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7476498.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8073972.79 80745.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298372.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397102 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0226 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​​In recent years, St. Lucia has faced unprecedented demographic challenges due to three main factors: decreased immigration rates, increased emigration rates and a decline in fertility rates. In the absence of a dedicated national migration policy, the resulting declining demographics pose major challenges to St. Lucia’s development plans, as well as to the achievement of the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda. This project aims to contribute to strengthening the migration regulatory and legal frameworks in St. Lucia and promoting good migration governance. ​To achieve the project objective, under Outcome 1, government officials and key stakeholders in St. Lucia will have improved understanding on the principles of migration governance and its contribution to the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda (Output 1.1); moreover, IOM will support the development of a draft gender-sensitive National Migration Policy for Saint Lucia and the sharing of lessons learned and best practices with the OECS and CARICOM region (Output 1.2).​ IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Barbados Saint Lucia Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 100000 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-PO.0227 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​​​The objective of this project is to contribute to a strengthened institutional and policy framework on migration governance in Mali while mainstreaming a gender perspective. ​The project will seek to do so by supporting the Government of Mali to adopt a revised National Migration Policy (NMP) and putting in place robust mechanisms to support the production of evidence-based data (Outcome 1) by developing a draft revised NMP and its action plan, taking into account gender considerations (Output 1.1) and by equipping relevant stakeholders to produce disaggregated data to enable a gender-sensitive evaluation of the NMP based on migration governance indicators (Output 1.2). In addition, the project will support the Government of Mali to implement a National Gender and Migration Action Plan and improve coordination for the integration of migration and gender into local and sectoral policies (Outcome 2) by developing a National Gender and Migration Action Plan in consultation with the Women's Empowerment Dialogue Group and all other relevant stakeholders (Output 2.1) and by strengthening coordination between relevant stakeholders to integrate migration and gender issues into sectoral and local policies (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 45416.65 177083.3 77500.05 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 3307.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0228 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, Chad has invested in migration governance in the context of the rapid evolution and diversification of national migration dynamics. However, despite these efforts, Chad does not have a national migration policy in place. In light of the above, the objective of the project is to contribute to strengthened national migration governance in Chad, coordinated through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach, aligned with international standards and including gender considerations.The project will support the Government of Chad to initiate the development of a gender-sensitive national migration policy (Outcome 1) by strengthening the capacities and knowledge of the members of the Interministerial Technical Committee on migration governance (Output 1.1) and developing and validating a roadmap for the creation of a gender-sensitive national migration policy (Output 1.2) IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Chad Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 100000 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 XM-DAC-47066-PO.0229 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Migration Management Framework (MMF) program strengthens governments’ capacity to support evidence-based migration management leveraging the work done on IOM’s Migration Governance Indicators (MGI). The MGI helps governments, upon request, take stock of their migration policies and strategies to identify good practices and areas with potential for further development. By focusing on government ownership of the process, the MGI supports governments to gradually improve their migration management systems. The program structure will contain three main components: 1) Conducting MGI assessments at national and local levels; 2) Informing GCM engagement by developing data bulletins; and 3) influencing policy change through building the capacity of IOM missions. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 532783.34 1167216.61 1699999.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1699999.95 1699999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 425000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425000 54184.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255608.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0230 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This multi-country Action aims at supporting Member States with the preparation of their National Implementation Plans in line with the prescriptions laid out in the Pact of Migration and Asylum. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Europe IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Estonia IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Italy IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Sectors non Specified Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Policy Activities Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 973494.72 62907.3 950000.06 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1036402.02 1036402.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1030368.76 11920.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 601263.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0231 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of the proposed action is to support the implementation of the overall objectives of the GCM for Safe, Orderly and Regular migration in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Somalia and Uganda. The outcome the project aims to achieve is: Strengthened capacities of governments of Djibouti, Ethiopia, Somalia and Uganda to increasingly mainstream migration in related policies and strategic decision-making. The three outputs of the project are: Output 1: Access to technical support, coordination fora and relevant evidence to effectively establish priorities for the implementation of the GCM and review their progress during global/regional review meetings in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Somalia and Uganda improved. Output 2: Skills and knowledge of key stakeholders in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Somalia and Uganda to effectively mainstream migration into priority multi-sectoral policies and strategies strengthened. Output 3: Access to resources for relevant UN coordination systems to effectively support migration mainstreaming into prioritized public policy domains, in line with the GCM, facilitated. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa Uganda Somalia Ethiopia Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 122542.51 256949.84 164072.69 500000.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 543565.04 543565.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246073 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275249.44 14795.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PO.0233 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration dynamics in Angola have drastically changed in recent years, resulting in an increasingly complex landscape of challenges and opportunities stemming from human mobility. The objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening evidence-based migration governance through the Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) assessment and targeted policy capacity building in Angola. The intended outcome is that the Government of Angola will identify key aspects of its migration governance framework to be further strengthened to respond to new migration dynamics in the country. To achieve this Outcome, two Outputs are planned. Under Output 1.1, the central Government institutions, through the Ministry of Home Affairs, will receive evidence through an MGI assessment to revise Angola’s National Migration Policy, rooted in the GCM and based on best gender-sensitive practices from other countries, through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach. Under Output 1.2, Government officials will be trained on the technical capacities and know-how on key emerging issues that will be central in the development of their migration policies by piloting IOM's new Essentials of Migration Policymaking training. Through these two outputs, the Government of Angola will have a better understanding of which aspects of its migration governance framework could be further strengthened to respond to current (new) migration dynamics in the country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Angola +244.929 383 003 iomluanda@iom.int http://www.angola.iom.int/ UN Building Condo.Rosalinda 7 7 FLOO Rua Direita da Samba, Condomineo Ro, Luanda 3591, Angola IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9916.6 128238.14 161845.26 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 XM-DAC-47066-PR.0217 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, migrants have made a significant contribution to the socio-economic landscape of Nepal. However, as migration and sustainable development is an issue which has not yet been addressed in the curricula of Nepali universities, there exists a gap in academic knowledge and a small number of policymakers with expertise on the matter. As a result, stakeholders such as academicians, policymakers and practitioners have limited exposure on an overarching comprehensive and harmonized approach to migration for development. Migration governance thus remains to be mainstreamed in the policies of all three tiers (federal, provincial and local level) of government. In light of the above, the objective of this project is to support the Government of Nepal in addressing migration issues in a comprehensive manner for the benefit of sustainable development through the acquisition of migration knowledge.The project will seek to do so by engaging the government, civil society actors and members of academia to work collaboratively in the field of migration and improve their understanding on the complexity of migration impacts in Nepal. To that end, the project will: establish and hold two editions of the School on Migration Studies (SMS), which will provide an interactive course for the benefit of the aforementioned stakeholders to strengthen their knowledge on migration and sustainable development, addressing various thematic areas on migration; provide grants for students and young researchers to produce novel and local migration research; and produce recommendations to identify and address knowledge gaps, and assess training needs in the field of migration research. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 29671.12 100979.07 92610.67 76739.14 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 1048.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7453.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6209.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6163.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4044.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24668.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35228.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20171.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21935.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24914.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34854.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51266.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0244 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to evidence-based policymaking and programming related to migration management. Government officials responsible for collecting, analyzing, and publishing migration data require greater understanding of the current migration situation within Mozambique and the skills to continue providing information on migration in order to better equip policymakers. This project intends to assist by developing a methodology for migration data collection, sharing, and analysis as well as through gathering information for a migration profile report which can serve as a baseline for further reporting. Government officials directly involved with collecting this type of information will be trained to improve the quality of existing data and promote the updating of the migration profile report on a regular basis. Also, the same officials will work closely with IOM on developing the tools needed for the collection of data in the future. The gender analysis of migration data will further contribute to an in-depth understanding of how migration affects different categories of the population. The migration profile will include a comprehensive chapter on diaspora including a mapping of the Mozambican diaspora. Migration profiles need to be government-owned to become an effective policymaking tool and ensure sustainability. At the beginning of the project, a technical working group (TWG) will be established to guide implementation. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 90908.92 28460.04 80631.04 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000 -30079.77 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30079.77 4800.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5769.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2782.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1447.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3327.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3105.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11059.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71371.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50682.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10069.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9304.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9459.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4340.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0246 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to promote more evidence-based policy making and support the mainstreaming of migration into the policymaking process through the development of a national migration profile. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Research and Publications Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46458.27 34585.34 36747.11 82209.28 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -65438.92 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -65438.92 -10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000 294.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1975.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2514.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3443.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 917 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 973.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5067.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5066.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5505.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14185.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23134.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3501.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8249.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4911.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34849.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9910.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0248 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to promote and support evidence-based policy making and to call attention to the benefits of mainstreaming migration into the policy planning process through the development and dissemination of a migration profile. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 88811.61 51170.41 29544.3 30473.68 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 -4142 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4142 3764.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 720.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -720.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6138.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1844.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15047.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33798.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25058.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24131.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11818.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25613.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42080.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0257 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to evidence-based policy-making and informed decision making by providing clear, reliable and easily accessible migration-related data since such data is currently scarce, not reliable and not readily available as it is scattered across different institutions. The project will establish a government coordination mechanism through a technical working group to support the development of the migration profile, strengthen the capacity of the government stakeholders in data collection and develop standard operating procedures for data collection. The project will also produce a data mapping report and develop a comprehensive migration profile. The activities through the inter-ministerial coordination, data collection, training, knowledge sharing, and the government secondment will ensure the creation of a migration profile that can be sustainably maintained and updated by the involved stakeholders beyond the project closure. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5398.86 104891 28311.4 146661.3 14737.44 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -76546.63 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -76546.63 3942.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4103.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 10257.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1583.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19819.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21259.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5927.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13147.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15344.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6353.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8449.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49679.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47585.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0259 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While unprecedented mobility restrictions have been adopted by governments in the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) region to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, human mobility has not halted but rather moved further underground. Travel restrictions have impacted the ability of organized criminal groups and human smugglers and traffickers, but they are quickly adapting to exploit vulnerable populations and gaps in border control. The absence of research limits evidence-based policy making and the effectiveness of operational responses to counter smuggling and trafficking, which protects migrants, and provides appropriate law enforcement responses. The objective of this intervention seeks to contribute to strengthening the protection measures and national responses to trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes specific impacts on women, children and youth, as well as the evolving routes, stakeholders, modus operandi, as well as needs and vulnerabilities of migrant populations of focus. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi Eastern Africa Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 114883.13 217864.1 67252.77 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20000 -37979.77 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37979.77 3833.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9028.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16689.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14682.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15190.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27109.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48593.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47565.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28961.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12514.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35649.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82819.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2513.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -796.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2336.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0268 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this research project is to explore and critically examine the short- and longer-term gender implications of COVID-19 impacts on migration and the well-being of migrants worldwide so as to inform policy and programmatic responses after the pandemic and in case of any future similar pandemic outbreak. In this view, the research project will analyse the impacts of COVID-19 on gender roles and dynamics through the different stages of the migration cycle, from departure from the country of origin, through migration journeys, up until the arrival and stay in the destination country and, if applicable, return to the country of origin. It will delve into different potential gendered implications from the COVID-19 impacts, with particular emphasis on socioeconomic ones. The project will start with a virtual inception workshop gathering leading academic and applied experts on the topic of gender and migration who will then each author different thematic chapters of the research report, the main output of this project. The research report will be launched at a conference in Ottawa where some authors will present their chapters and engage in discussion with the audience, as well as during virtual webinars organized across different time zones. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 10024.79 25425.55 44940 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35450.34 35450.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44940 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35553.8 -60.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -515.91 607.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1822.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2250.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1070 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19155.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10131.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0271 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s aim is to investigate, with an interdisciplinary perspective, how gender shapes return mobilities and the reintegration process of migrants, and how these impact upon gender in the context of Gambia, Guinea and Senegal. The focus is on three groups of returnees: migrants seeking institutional support before returning to Gambia, Guinea or Senegal; returnees only seeking support after arrival, and returnees seeking no support. This endeavour requires the joint effort of an interdisciplinary team: University of Fribourg, FHNW, University of Ziguinchor (SN), University of Conakry (GN), University of Kankan (GN), IOM (CH/SN) and GIZ (SN). The study is based on a multi-sited ethnography, using a variety of fieldwork methods. In order to investigate the temporal dynamics of return processes, the project will use a longitudinal study design. The project will engage with a theoretical framework consisting of three bodies of literature: gender studies, migration studies, and migration-development. The aim is to contribute to the theoretical discussion on linkages between gender and return. The expected project results enable a wide range of users: governments, IOs/NGOs to obtain knowledge on gender aspects inherent to return, so as to optimise return infrastructure. University of Fribourg International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Western Africa IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Research and Publications Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1618.85 7943.38 4414.12 0 12844.2 Contracted Grant Amount University of Fribourg International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13976.35 13976.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5137.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Fribourg International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5714.79 5137.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Fribourg International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5362.84 2191 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Fribourg International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2448.04 2810 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1451.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3266.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1263.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2065.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 911.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1728.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0272 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to strengthen mainstreaming of migration into the national development plan, and implementation of evidence-based migration policies/programmes based on the Lesotho National Migration Profile. This project will support the Government of Lesotho with further capacity building of the migration stakeholders, and additional research/studies will be conducted to produce necessary data to create a comprehensive Migration Profile. Furthermore, in order to address the systemic challenges towards data sharing among the key migration stakeholders in Lesotho, the project will support the migration data system enhancement through upgrading and inter-connecting the system among the key Ministries and institutes which produce migration data in Lesotho. Through the above outputs the project aims to achieve the following outcome: The Government utilizes research findings and acquired data literacy knowledge, skills and tools to feed into policy and programme development. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lesotho Lesotho Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 20648.46 58435.62 123573.12 97342.8 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 648.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 783.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2851.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31175.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38470.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62667.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21702.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23378.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14734.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2015.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17629.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27655.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12967.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3409 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0273 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Eswatini has requested assistance to strengthen its capacity to collect, analyse and utilize migration data, and ultimately to develop a Migration Profile. Improving migration management at a national level has been identified as a priority for the government. This comes at a time when migration dynamics in the country, region and indeed globally, have become increasingly complex; however, at present there is a severe lack of reliable migration sex disaggregated data and analysis on which to base policy formulation and planning. Therefore, this project will aim to provide a base of consolidated and reliable data and analysis on migration (the profile) which will contribute towards more evidence-based policymaking on issues related to migration management in Eswatini (Objective). All relevant stakeholders will be able to better understand migration trends and dynamics in the country, and thus inform policies, communications, and development planning aimed at ensuring safe, orderly, and well managed migration in the country. Furthermore, through the implementation of this project, IOM will ensure that the government builds a strong and systematic process that will allow them to regularly collect and analysis migration data in the country in the future. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kingdom of Eswatini Kingdom of Eswatini Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 13833.87 90619.32 83054.6 74233.22 38258.99 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 108 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5483.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6305.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38665.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20450.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29994.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15952.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25329.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27165.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25289.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8593.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12780.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0276 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project continues and builds on the work funded by Switzerland’s FDFA over the past two years on the Missing Migrants Project (MMP), which is carried out by the International Organization for Migration’s Global Migration Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC). The outputs of this next project phase will be threefold. Output 1 will ensure the continuation of the global data collection and monitoring of incidents of migrant deaths and disappearances worldwide through the global MMP team at GMDAC and the network of six data focal points in IOM regional offices. The second output will be to provide timely analysis of Missing Migrants Project data, through a series of 6 briefings that will look at regional data and global themes related to the topic of missing migrants. The third output will be to continue the work funded by Switzerland’s FDFA regarding the needs and challenges faced by families of missing migrants in Ethiopia, Spain, the United Kingdom and Zimbabwe, by producing internal guidelines for IOM and conducting awareness trainings on how families of missing migrants can be better supported. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 297316.72 73387.57 349999.71 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370704.29 370704.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162162.16 182500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190501.04 16927 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18724.56 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5994.02 77858.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104065.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85207.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96544.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5206.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3489.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0278 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, in close collaboration with World Bank and UNHCR’s Joint Data Center (JDC) and World Food Programme, will implement a joint research initiative aimed at addressing this socio-economic data gap via its face-to-face data collection focusing on migrants and refugees in Libya. World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Libya Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 117000.27 117000.27 Contracted Grant Amount World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117000.27 117000.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117000 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.08 41196.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19199.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54690.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1912.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0282 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The publication aims to contribute to the African continent's integration agenda as envisioned in the Abuja Treaty by producing evidence-based knowledge to support the migration and trade nexus. This knowledge will in turn contribute to the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Africa Sudan Seychelles Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Reunion (France) Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Madagascar Saint Helena Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 South Africa Mayotte Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of Tunisia Togo IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Kingdom of Eswatini Sao Tome and Principe South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 Somalia Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cameroon Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Congo (the) Central African Republic Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Botswana IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Angola IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Egypt Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lesotho Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Comoros Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 British Indian Ocean Territory Guinea-Bissau Western Sahara Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea Equatorial Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Research and Publications Project with no inclusion of gender issues 74006.33 142399.03 83594.46 299999.82 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.82 299999.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95000 95000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95000 95000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 15000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000 13434.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15360.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22348.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58488.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56483.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96617.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41480.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1891.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2321.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0284 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Middle East and North Africa region is witnessing complex mobility dynamics, including labour migration, forced displacement and mixed migration flows. Sensationalism in the media around migration cultivates false beliefs, misconceptions and prejudice which are then widely disseminated. There is a need to examine current migration dynamics and challenges and look for durable and sustainable solutions that enhance migration protection and resilience mechanisms through the collection of high-quality data and information, rigorous research as well as policy analysis and development. IOM Egypt worked with the Government of Egypt to establish a Migration Research Unit (MRU) at the Faculty of Economics and Political Science (FEPS) at Cairo University, through Phase I of this project. Through Phase II, this project aims to contribute to the promotion of evidence-based policy making through the development of a research hub for learning, knowledge production and information sharing on migration. This will be achieved through two outcomes, namely (1) Cairo University manages and sustains the Migration Research Unit, and (2) Policy makers and involved stakeholders, such as the research and academic communities, engage on migration public debate through gender-sensitive and solution-oriented policy research on migration issues. These outcomes will be reached through three outputs, as follows: (1.1) The Migration Research Unit is well developed with structured and gender sensitive knowledge content and clear pedagogical practice at the faculty of Political Science and Economics within Cairo University, (1.2) The Migration Research Unit has a well-prepared gender-sensitive migration fast-track pilot learning programme for undergraduate and post-graduate students at Cairo University, and (2.1) Policy makers and involved stakeholders have improved knowledge on national migration policy frameworks and the vulnerabilities of migrants in Egypt. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 37551.61 99006.1 140824.18 22618.11 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 3000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 19032.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11702.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13058.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8605.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28295.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38657.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20442.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12676.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42627.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0290 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Zambia continues to face multifaceted and complex migration challenges that include irregular and mixed-migration, human trafficking, smuggling of persons, forced displacement, long porous borders, inadequate disaggregated migration data, strain on urban and social amenities, smuggling of goods and untapped development potential of labour migration and remittances. Availability of quality, timely, reliable, accessible and comparable migration data is the lifeblood for effective policy formulation and good migration governance. While the Government of Zambia appreciates the importance of evidence-based migration management, it recognizes that there are still inadequacies in the collection, storage, management, analysis, sharing and utilization of migration data in the country. The project therefore seeks to contribute to evidence-based migration management in Zambia to facilitate and promote efficient better migration data collection, management and use.To achieve this, the project will support the development of a National Migration Data Strategy (Output 1.1), a National Compendium with gender-sensitive migration data variables, indicators and sources mapped and harmonized/standardized (Output 1.2), a mechanism for migration data exchange among relevant stakeholders (Output 1.3), an electronic Integrated Migration Data and Information Management System and an accompanying Database (Output 2.2). To complement these deliverables, it will ensure that relevant government officials have enhanced capacities to work with migration data. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Zambia +260 211 25 40 55 iomlusaka@iom.int ; opslusaka@iom.int ; adminfinlusaka@iom.int Rhodes Park Plot No.4626 Mwaimwena Road, Lusaka, Zambia Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6250.01 136695.85 157054.14 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 1935.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8517.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23552.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22002.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15934.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0292 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will aim to enhance understanding of migration and mobility dynamics between Sweden and Uzbekistan through increased access to tools and methods that can address data gaps and needs. By designing tools that will enable the eventual research and building partnerships with local stakeholders, IOM will contribute to improved migration management policies and responses. In this three-month project to prepare for a comprehensive research, IOM will establish an outreach plan to ensure involvement of all relevant data actors and decision makers. In consultation with national experts and tapping into IOM’s existing expertise, IOM will develop research tools for systematic information collection on migration flows and mobility patterns between Sweden and Uzbekistan, including journey experiences, vulnerabilities (including gender-specific concerns), population movement intentions, and trends are available. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uzbekistan +998 71 120 56 97 iomuz@iom.int www.iom.kz UN Compound #2 14, Mahmud Tarobiy street, Tashkent 100090, Uzbekistan World Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Sweden Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 30000.01 30000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000.01 30000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000 -3998 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3998 -0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.09 26001.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0293 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ability of humanitarian agencies to address some issues relevant to the humanitarian operation is limited, whether these relate to the operating environment or their ability to reach people in need. The reasons for this may be manifold and may stem from a lack of understanding of who key stakeholders are and how these stakeholders engage in policy-making and/or other decisions with a bearing on humanitarian operations. Some of the issues where improved stakeholder engagement is needed, include but are not limited to: protection concerns of civilians; access issues; bureaucratic impediments; and other issues relevant to the operating environment for humanitarian agencies.Similarly, there are gaps in understanding these stakeholders' perceptions of humanitarian actors – and how these perceptions may impact such decisions or the stance/positions that these stakeholders adopt vis-à-vis humanitarian actors. This said, perceptions may, moreover, vary according to the nature and mandate of humanitarian actors, ranging from the Red Cross/Red Crescent movement through international and national/local NGOs to the United Nations system. Some of the issues where improved stakeholder engagement is needed, include but are not limited to: protection concerns of civilians; access issues; bureaucratic impediments; and other issues relevant to the operating environment for humanitarian agencies. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration Policy, Research and Communications Migration Research and Publications Project with no inclusion of gender issues 200000.01 200000.01 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000.01 200000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 65000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 8074.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102151.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -235.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0294 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is dedicated to improving the understanding of migration and mobility dynamics between Uzbekistan and Sweden by conducting detailed research. It will delve into the reasons behind migration, mobility patterns, emerging trends, the intent to move, experiences during the journey, encountered challenges, specific vulnerabilities (including gender-related issues), protection requirements, and information accessibility. This project will engage specialists and utilize proven tools and methods to fill in research gaps identified in the preliminary phase that took place from 1 October to 31 December 2023. Over the course of this seven-month endeavor, IOM's activities will include outreach, interviews with key informants, digital and face-to-face surveys, discussions within focus groups, among other investigatory actions. This will culminate in the collection and examination of data from previously identified partners and directly from migrants and their communities in both Sweden and Uzbekistan. The two outreach strategies created in the initial phase are key to engaging government bodies, NGOs, diaspora groups, academic circles, migrants, returnees, and their communities in both countries. These strategies will aid in gathering information and data crucial for thorough analysis and reporting within the scope of the project. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uzbekistan +998 71 120 56 97 iomuz@iom.int www.iom.kz UN Compound #2 14, Mahmud Tarobiy street, Tashkent 100090, Uzbekistan World Sweden IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 99999.99 99999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.99 99999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 9.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7095.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88806.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PR.0295 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Peru hosts approximately 2 million migrants and is the second largest receiving country of Venezuelans in Latin America (78% of the total number of migrants in Peru). This number has increased rapidly since 2018, drastically changing Peru's migration profile. This has resulted in important challenges for the Government of Peru, mainly for the National Superintendence of Migration (MIGRACIONES), whose legal framework was developed prior to this migration flow (Migration Law 1350 of 2017 and Refugee Law 27891 of 2002). This project aims to contribute to improved migration governance in order to facilitate pathways for regular migration and guarantee migrants’ rights in Peru.To achieve this objective, the activities implemented will focus on achieving the following key outcome: The Government of Peru implements coordination mechanisms to promote regular migration pathways in line with international standards (Outcome 1). Specifically, a National Migration School will be established by MIGRACIONES and information on it will be disseminated to relevant stakeholders (Output 1.1); MIGRACIONES staff will have strengthened capacities in regularisation, governance and migration policies through a permanent training programme on gender-sensitive migration issues (Output 1. 2); and officials from central and local governments, the private sector and civil society will acquire knowledge and skills on Peruvian migration legislation, regular pathways and local policies for the socio-economic integration of migrants (Output 1.3). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 120505.05 63999.96 115494.99 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 XM-DAC-47066-PR.0296 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To tackle widespread poverty, the Government of Malawi (GoM) prioritises social protection to help its poorest citizens. Thus, the National Social Support Policy (NSSP, 2012) was created. The GoM launched the Malawi National Social Support Programmes (MNSSP I 2013-2016, MNSSP II 2018-2023) and is developing the upcoming National Social Protection Strategy (MNSPS) 2023-28. These initiatives guide social protection programmes like the Social Cash Transfer Programme, Public Works Programme, and School Feeding Programme, aiming to support the "ultra-poor," promote economic growth, and maintain social stability. However, migrants are often inadequately covered due to non-inclusion of mobility aspects. Their needs are frequently neglected, especially during forced displacement caused by climatic shocks. Displacement can prevent previous beneficiaries from accessing SPP support as administrative files might not be transferred, and registries are not regularly updated. Climatic events also necessitate timely updates to the beneficiary registry, a difficult task because of financial constraints. Addressing internal migration in implementing SPPs is essential for the MNSPS's goal of uplifting the poorest and integrating them into economic growth. This project aims to enhance the shock responsiveness of the SPPs in Malawi by offering recommendations, contributing to poverty reduction through sustainable resilience for IDPs and at-risk populations. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 16998.2 32978.8 45000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49977 49977 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49288.06 8306.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the Government of Jamaica (GOJ) to enhance its capacity to combat child trafficking in line with the Child Protection Compact (CPC) agreement between the US Government and the GOJ through research to assess the prevalence of child trafficking as well as risk factors, exploitation dynamics of child sex and labour trafficking in Jamaica. The research will be conducted by carrying out survey(s) to assess prevalence, risk factors, exploitation dynamics, and health and safety risks of child sex and labour trafficking. This research will provide the Government of Jamaica with data that will positively impact their ability to conduct victim-centered investigations, prosecutions, and convictions of child trafficking cases as well as to provide comprehensive assistance and increase efforts to prevent child trafficking. The project will therefore contribute to Objective 3 of the CPC agreement, in particular through point 3.1 “conduct nationwide research on the prevalence of child sex and labour trafficking in Jamaica”. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jamaica +876 968.05.69 iomkingston@iom.int 25 Dominica Dr. – The Towers 6th floor, Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33017.94 132071.76 132071.76 131651.41 136643.95 99447.12 664903.94 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664903.94 664903.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18750.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18750.03 19703 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19703 33098.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33098.97 9389 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9389 6132 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6132 13256 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13256 63798 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63798 21337 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21337 5752 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5752 18844 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18844 20053 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20053 16942 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16942 5509 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5509 19467 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19467 72434 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72434 34849 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34849 32600 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32600 67887 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67887 157235 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157235 27868 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27868 0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.29 -130 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -130 25251.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23176.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25216.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7295.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10713.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14202.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62049.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17556.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10729.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18519.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19612.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12729.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10875.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55815.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42539.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23028.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59425.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110978.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117038.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1981.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the Governments of Moldova's objectives to prevent and combat trafficking in persons (TiP), this project aims to contribute to the enhancement of the Government's efforts in preventing and countering TiP crimes, in providing qualitative assistance, protection and rehabilitation to victims and potential victims of TiP. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 24541.9 294502.8 294504.6 295082.3 295893.54 221920.11 1426445.25 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1426445.25 1426445.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16076 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16076 34261 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34261 79655 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79655 55100 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55100 71929 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71929 55475 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55475 89809 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89809 63595 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63595 65677 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65677 74095 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74095 99398 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99398 85991 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85991 76358 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76358 38155 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38155 42372 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42372 39629 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39629 47102 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47102 99855 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99855 95678 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95678 171565 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171565 0.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.27 9041.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36958.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33858.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28373.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23555.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49633.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35868.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17377.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32724.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34573.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54405.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34158.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3483.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8584.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53108.86 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11265.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60011.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33889.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 107829.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24736.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28454.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30800.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32803.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41619.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29578.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32892.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45518.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41361.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45928.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49411.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50677.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30425.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40827.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20313.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21596.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21113.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29187.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52092.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63735.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0069 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is a partner implementing the project with UNESCO as the lead agency. The project seeks to enhance access to and availability of health, protection and juridical services for people with albinism through capacity building of relevant actors. IOM's role will be to strengthen the capacity of key stakeholders (health-workers, law enforcement officers, community leaders and media professionals on issues related to human rights international standards and mechanisms against persons with albinism and gender approach to albinism. UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2941.24 9401.05 30057.94 42400.23 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42400.23 42400.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42400 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42400 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 13741.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3986.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7183.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4951.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5574.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7548.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2706.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2957.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -335.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Given the large ongoing complex humanitarian crisis within country, Mozambique and Philippines were selected as pilot countries for this project with the objective to reduce the risk of sexual exploitation and abuse within crisis‐affected communities through a collective SEA risk management approach which leads to strengthened PSEA responses within country. Additionally, sustainable collective SEA risk management models will be identified and integrated within pilot countries and shared with global PSEA and other fora to promote replication in other contexts. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique World Philippines Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 396039.3 912264.04 345244.08 345244.32 1998791.74 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1998791.74 1998791.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43400 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43400 33659 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33659 104756 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104756 176573 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176573 264102 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264102 170925 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170925 111713 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111713 173193 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173193 112904 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112904 1213.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43399.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61951.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112004.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222621.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181299.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205391.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131915.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181086.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116118.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the Government of Sudan to respond to COVID-19 impacts on human trafficking through policy-oriented research, victim identification and continuation of critical protection services to Victims of Trafficking (VoTs). The project will work towards this project goal through the following objectives: Objective 1: The 2021-2023 NPA reflects and responds to research study recommendations on COVID-19 impacts and trends on human trafficking. Objective 2: Frontline officers and migrant community leaders are equipped with the skills to better screen, identify and support VoTs among the migrants who have been made more vulnerable due to COVID-19 impacts. Objective 3: VoTs have access to medical and psychosocial support and an option of voluntary and safe repatriation to their countries of origin. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 255871.8 44128.09 299999.89 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.89 299999.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 803 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 803 6780 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6780 46784 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46784 73406 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73406 172227 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172227 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 802.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18236.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48894.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124609.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109501.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14362.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14649.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1758.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support internally displaced persons and members of host communities in Kachin and Northern Shan states to enjoy safer labour mobility and reduced vulnerability to human trafficking and associated forms of exploitation and abuse. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the SAFE project has received additional funding to implement COVID-19 prevention and response in SAFE target areas. Through the additional funding the project aims to target the immediate needs of the returning migrants before and during their quarantine period of 21 days in government or community-based facilities in SAFE target areas. The immediate support includes food, hygiene items and other non-food items such as bedding kits. The project also aims to conduct risk communication and community engagement through COVID-19 awareness sessions and aim to collect information on the situation for returning migrants through the roll out of a rapid assessment in Kachin State. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 352570.92 369046.77 415072.77 194372.99 1331063.45 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1331063.45 1331063.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369263 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369263 206867 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206867 240840 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240840 514092 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 514092 -184033.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) -184033.71 53817.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72089.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 64833.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39358.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28052.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49228.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50338 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24738.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78876.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16287.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71496.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3068.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72814.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26647.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59317.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55916.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37102.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24759.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27538.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28949.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45276.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30780.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76416.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7707.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85941.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15673.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to protecting the rights of migrant domestic workers in Lebanon, and to transforming the systems that enable their exploitation and human trafficking. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 476281.4 288718.66 765000.06 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 765000.06 765000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50593 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50593 63318 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63318 59845 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59845 358750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358750 232494 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232494 -0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.06 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 121857.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18142.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43039 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 6159.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44433.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76307.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117104.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260919.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73866.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3170.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to comprehensive protection of vulnerable migrants and promote safe migration amongst persons at-risk across the North Pacific region. IOM, in partnership with the respective governments, will support comprehensive protection services by enhancing the capacity of service providers, strengthening national and regional coordination, improving access to support services and raising public awareness on migration-related risks across the region. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Micronesia IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Marshall Islands Palau Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17314.42 88436.1 76484.55 81436.16 36328.77 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -54789.13 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54789.13 2559.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8186.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13165.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13947.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16887.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14229.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7031.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7174.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11262.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18930.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21882.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26671.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21546.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26018.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17910.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2808.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the North Pacific's efforts to effectively counter human trafficking and strengthen the protection of trafficked persons and vulnerable migrants. This objective will be achieved by enhancing the governments' capacity for victim identification and institutionalizing protection based on international standards and best practices. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Micronesia (Federated States of) +691.320.8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int/ Suite 2G Pohn Umpomp Building Pohn Umpomp Place Nett Muncipaility, Pohnpei 96941, Micronesia (Federated States of) Micronesia IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Marshall Islands Palau Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 47627.88 81646.92 60393.04 87677.78 22654.38 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -23331.56 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23331.56 100 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 899.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7000.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11838.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10897.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18327.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17502.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14593.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11122.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8571.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22464.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27224.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40516.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16724.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26820.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20277.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6786.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0132 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this project is to bring together IOM representatives and representatives from States' ministries, departments and agencies related to social welfare and child protection to identify core challenges in meeting the needs of migrant children through national referral pathways and national child protection systems. They will also work together to develop a set of concrete recommendations on mainstreaming migrant children into such pathways and systems. These recommendations will be transformed into a guidance document that will be translated, distributed to all Member States, and made available online. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 29368.84 22000 11368.85 15821.31 78559 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78559 78559 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78559 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78559 -33057.92 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33057.92 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 2831.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1648 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3219.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31746.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1054.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to strengthen the Government of Mongolia's capacity to prevent trafficking in persons and protect victims within Mongolia and abroad. To help the Government of Mongolia consistently identify and protect victims, this project will introduce a set of mutually reinforcing activities centred on communication and outreach, migrant empowerment, data collection and information sharing, capacity building trainings for government officials and stakeholders, and victim direct and reintegration assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - China +86 10 59 79 96 95 iomchina@iom.int 1 Xindonglu, Chaoyang District 9-1-82, Tayuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing 100600, China Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 18855.19 278233.33 260773.67 357289.19 90375.03 914371.81 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005526.41 1005526.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 371065 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 408212.32 283129 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338266.43 260178 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292993.24 -72485 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -76866.38 0.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15937.46 19193.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15172.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18426.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71002.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50349.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106489.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137465.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58383.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61237.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57209 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70159.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82341.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48297.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88989.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61951.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0138 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The multi-country border security project will contribute to increase the prevention efforts and fight against trafficking in persons in Jamaica, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development IOM - Dominican Republic +1 809 688 81 74 iomsantodomingo@iom.int Socorro Sãnchez 152-154 Gazcu, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Caribbean Dominican Republic Haiti Jamaica Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 503903.94 394465.22 208603.76 11810.42 1000000.34 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1118783.34 1118783.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598836.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 658785.81 401024.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 485502.08 -50243.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -100631.23 2011.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19199.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40931.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58879.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80360.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67416.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119419.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43252.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44939.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80879.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82743.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407312.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3895.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -89.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to support the fight against human trafficking and smuggling of migrants at national and regional levels in Latin America with focus in the South America sub-region. This project is part of a two-fold action being led by the European Commission, that aims to contribute to security, improved respect for, and protection of, human rights and social and economic development at national and regional levels in Latin America, from an Integrated Border Management perspective. It will focus on four significant land borders in South America, including Rumichaca, Desaguadero, Bermejo-Aguas Blancas and the Tripler Border; covering Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Peru, with impact in other countries in South America, Central America and the Caribbean. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina South America Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Argentina Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 428227.65 1030995.89 1178289.11 1433489.11 1292841.87 132987.29 5000000.96 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5496830.92 5496830.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1149014 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1282381.7 376570.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431846.56 1390905 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1468748.68 -612565.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -596460.7 2377102.84 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2520787.74 8127.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7812.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86217.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83485.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108106.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108005.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130434.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132170.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167929.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172830.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205941.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257445.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296142.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256304.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250203.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398917.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471527 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 472746 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114660.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279631.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545741.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance the overall management of migration and asylum in Austria by improving the identification, referral and protection of trafficked migrants and asylum seekers and enhancing the intercultural competencies of Austrian migration actors. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Austria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 65995.25 186109.89 209452.86 188376.67 578968.6 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649934.67 649934.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80100 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91126.28 76350 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89612.68 156450 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183411.49 57468.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67371.72 156450 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170054.35 52426.82 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57485.55 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10949.91 -2044.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2214.7 70781.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44651.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59797.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31175.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60532.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56772.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62472.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51316.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49403.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38755.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56820 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41512.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19459.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4661.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2214.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0149 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union Regional Indicative programme (11th EDF RIP) for Eastern Africa, Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean (2014-2020) includes among its objectives the facilitation of legal migration and the prevention of irregular migration. On that basis, this action focuses on South -South migration flows, in complementarity to other initiatives developed for the Horn of Afria, the Sahel and North Africa. The comprehensive approach proposed by its Action addresses the specific objectives outlined in the 11th EDF RIP, taking into account the development-security-migration nexus, and also identifying positive spill-over effects of migration on regional integration and regional economic development. Four United Nations agencies (ILO, IOM, UNODC and UNHCR) will implement the Action. The overall objective of the programme is to improve migration management in the Southern Africa and Indian Ocean Region. In response to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, some elements of the programme have been repurposed to provide support to vulnerable migrants in Southern African Development Community (SADC), aligned to the IOM Regional COVID Appeal. Interventions have been conducted in the areas of: Cross border coordination, Risk communication and Community engagement, Enhancing preparedness for Points of Entry (POE) and Direct assistance to vulnerable migrants. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 South Africa Tanzania, United Republic of Kingdom of Eswatini Seychelles Namibia IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Lesotho Comoros Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Botswana IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Angola IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 758145.75 2103061.32 1760509.93 2007400.16 1483917.35 7300011.47 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8113034.51 8113034.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1505966 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1703581.45 2235306.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2657915.01 2583113 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2676801.04 975626.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074478.5 17061.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4306.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14823.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 144 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5365.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1747.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1149.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 6980.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121578.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263585.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115111.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168838.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197761.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312286.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 847874.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378946.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 437706.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298502.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 477233.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222922.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 410223.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 833477.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1017611.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349491.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538966.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465491.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 365029.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0150 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the project is to contribute to the provision of rights-based protection, comprehensive and inclusive support to unaccompanied migrant children (UMCs) in Cyprus. The project will facilitate the transition of 50 UMCs out of current living spaces into a more sustainable, community embedded model of care – semi-independent living units, while focusing on fostering their life-skills, access to health, psychosocial support, education, and extra-curricular activities. Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cyprus +357 22 77 22 70 iomnicosia@iom.int Nehrou Avenue, Nicosia PC 1102, Cyprus Cyprus IOM Country Office - CY 35.15148 33.23071 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 21429.7 568877.08 920651.61 956532 859783.2 2909991.19 Contracted Grant Amount Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3327273.59 3327273.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110011 277256.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331250.78 333553 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375622.75 630542.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 672220.19 1090538 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189245.37 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 328947.37 -386879.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) -457721.92 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16.12 38159.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31291.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27365.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29215.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65546.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88383.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132762.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124195.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116433.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146459.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175254.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265168.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324915.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463784.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 495610.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23275.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7478.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5726.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0152 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute towards the government's coordinated efforts to combat TIP of men, women, and children in Indonesia by working with the Supreme Court to strengthen the judicial branch's capacity, especially at the district court level, to adjudicate TIP crimes in line with the TIP Law #21/2007 and properly apply victims of trafficking restitution and compensation claims. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 157363.74 356211.82 241066.52 195357.85 949999.93 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949999.93 949999.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30595 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30595 57216 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57216 17425 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17425 28733 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28733 106268 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106268 90720 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90720 41742 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41742 101525 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101525 86339 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86339 175237 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175237 45016 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45016 150341 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150341 18843 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18843 11.74 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11.74 36347.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 114.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2163.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 642.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 227.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 950.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10175.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34258.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43377.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14474.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50922.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66040.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75247.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92530.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76402.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106417.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125508.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67257.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137100.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9853.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0156 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to a strengthened response to trafficking in persons (TiP) in Lesotho with a focus on victim-centered investigation, prosecution of TiP cases and protection of victims of trafficking. The project is designed to meet a number of programming priorities namely, to systematize victim-centered investigations and protections of TiP cases by the government; to create results-driven community, sub-national, national and regional networks empowered to combat human trafficking; and to raise awareness and provide educational information on human trafficking issues and risk factors to a target population. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lesotho Lesotho Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 196648.89 204082.2 245604.1 203664.32 849999.51 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849999.51 849999.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15545 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15545 15632 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15632 26139 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26139 20446 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20446 120678 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120678 58091 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58091 135558 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135558 31984 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31984 28150 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28150 27665 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27665 50861 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50861 44526 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44526 52196 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52196 207495 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207495 15034 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15034 34.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34.33 0.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.23 8933.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54943.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20433.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 48837.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1650.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24070.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1041.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35748.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46169.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6323.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11718.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11559.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25104.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37259.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55462.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47109.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70726.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31026.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4575.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34348.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41947.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28165.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82643.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112611.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12311.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 801.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5488.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0157 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is formulated around one objective and is informed by the “3P” paradigm of prosecuting traffickers through victim-centered law enforcement; protecting victims of trafficking through proactive identification and comprehensive care services; and preventing trafficking in persons (TiP). This project's goal is to contribute to key national governments and civil society's efforts in Comoros and Mauritius to combating TIP, by improving the referral outcome. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 109881.97 160323.47 150724.86 129069.89 550000.19 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000.19 550000.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16715 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16715 30986 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30986 18462 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18462 28531 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28531 56317 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56317 83318 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83318 21795 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21795 26718 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26718 51061 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51061 70641 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70641 10186 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10186 7677 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7677 8606 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8606 54734 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54734 6115 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6115 -30 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30 -0.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.4 -2679 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2679 23210.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24490.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25391.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35593.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58990.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66651.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31738 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33587.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44075.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60814.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17863.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -273.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29248.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34364.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2497.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 908.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0162 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to enhance the institutional response to counter-trafficking in persons in Bangladesh and promote accountable and effective governance mechanisms. The project will focus on enhancing the legal and judicial system to effectively identify, investigate and prosecute cases of human trafficking. It will also focus on developing victim-centered prevention and protection services to victims and survivors of trafficking by providing sustainable reintegration support to Cox's Bazar, Jashore, Satkhira, and Dhaka, and by raising public awareness on forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking, and safe migration. The project will also assist vulnerable communities affected by the COVID-19 outbreak in Bangladesh. IOM has developed a preparedness and response plan identifying interventions in line with the IOM Global Appeal, the ISCG Activity Prioritization Strategy and the Government of Bangladesh's National Preparedness and Response Plan (NPRP). On 18 May 2020, KOICA approached IOM and advised that USD 400,000 could be reallocated to IOM's COVID-19 response activities for seven months (June to December 2020), notably to fund the Rohingya Humanitarian Response Plan in Cox's Bazar and to strengthen the capacity of Points of Entry (POE) of Bangladesh to enhance capacity of beneficiary and co-beneficiary agencies for responding COVID 19 together with supporting stranded migrants and vulnerable groups including returnees. The realigned funding will be used to support protection and livelihoods activities for Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar and to complement ongoing efforts to strengthen the capacity of eight POEs. At POEs, activities will include strengthening of technical infrastructure, improving intra and inter-agency coordination, supporting vulnerable migrants with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and other essential items, and enhancing awareness-raising on COVID-19. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1166209.28 1166211 1258814.56 1365707.45 798504.59 5755446.88 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5755446.88 5755446.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 942446 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 942446 1400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000 145000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145000 1255000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1255000 1340000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1340000 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 613000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 613000 30740.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13735.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 114538.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36738.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38467.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 120654.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -57.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 67966.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123041.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324854.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133797.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96619.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82101.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81821.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81063.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98171.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113572.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107913.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139262.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162224.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127952.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114754 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149342.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139789.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98482.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123797.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0163 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will establish local partnerships with community civil society organizations, who are already involved in informal cross-border coordination for the return of victims of trafficking from China and Thailand to northern Lao PDR, including, Village Focus International (VFI) and Sengsavang who operate both short and long-term shelters and protection-oriented support and have a deep understanding of the trafficking in persons (TIP) context in Lao PDR, and can offer survivor led responses to addressing TIP issues. Additionally, IOM will also work with and strengthen the community level coordination and capacity of local non-profit associations: Life Skills Development Association (LSDA), Community Based Drugs Alcohol Abuse Control (CB-DAC),Alliance Anti Traffic (AAT) and Namjai Community Association, all operating in northern Lao PDR. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 30077.4 401743.58 374019.61 194159.58 1000000.17 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.17 1000000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9707 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9707 5490 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5490 9260 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9260 18185 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18185 11626 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11626 8453 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8453 12479 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12479 25998 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25998 48437 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48437 76561 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76561 54794 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54794 10388 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10388 -0.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.41 9098.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 733.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14290.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11417.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23003.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5688.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7413.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20139.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27467.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56955.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58912.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56069.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0167 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Assessment of information needs of Roma population in Bulgaria and awareness raising on migration and asylum in the EU/EEA. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 134980.87 202673.89 191855.16 191855.16 57802.29 1329544.29 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 779167.37 779167.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398863.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225092.13 220635.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122643.29 404784.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223885.15 10.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5.97 5413.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14707.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25893.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14029.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26461.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32889.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46116.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22864.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51015.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16828.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91859.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17127.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79146.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47408.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51824.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32822.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21324.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -910.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0170 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Awareness raising in Hungary on the risks of human trafficking. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Hungary - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Hungary +36 1 472 25 00 iombudapest@iom.int hungary.iom.int RM2 4th floor 2 Radnoti Miklos utca, Budapest H-1137, Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 20940.94 394104.52 101254.61 54624.43 197098865 Contracted Grant Amount Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570924.5 570924.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12719343 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41688.99 6797587 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22260.9 6852361 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22736.61 14104592 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43198.04 1285245 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3936.31 12392641 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31368.21 7098177 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17424.36 25077329 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67644.93 35695386 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104672.41 50624650 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146776.41 7119797 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19841.15 13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3543.49 15769.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8149.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8035.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8112.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7515.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6006.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6004.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -1347.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4197.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4277.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13584.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16059.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16534.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16507.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17425.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20143.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27043.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5491.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25747.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62408.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116757.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129999.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4818.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -94.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11213.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0184 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of this project is to promote a more coordinated and effective national response to combat trafficking in persons. The project aims to achieve intermediate results including increased investigation and prosecution of traffickers; increased capacity of new agency to fulfil mandate; and increased protection for victims of trafficking. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 451901.65 1156470.76 810387.27 581241.32 3000001 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000001 3000001 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281385 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281385 18615 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18615 335000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335000 370000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370000 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 110000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110000 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 415000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415000 90000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90000 345000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345000 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 350000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 0.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.17 92049 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 22924 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 9440.33 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23166.67 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57330.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94408.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130899.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233541.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202132.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200898.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166987.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 322103.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271405.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362323.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186757.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217378.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166263.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106807.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60493.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72688.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0189 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to assist the Ministry of Women in ensure a life free of violence for all women without excluding those who are already migrating or plan to migrate, by improving the response of the Ministry and strengthening its capacity to provide specialized attention to migrant women victims of gender-based violence, including, victims of trafficking in persons. By combating gender-based violence and improving protection systems, the project will also help empower migrant women as active contributors to sustainable development in the Dominican Republic. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominican Republic +1 809 688 81 74 iomsantodomingo@iom.int Socorro Sãnchez 152-154 Gazcu, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 21946.99 82577.68 132265.95 63209.38 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -31815.79 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -31815.79 1858.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4326.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6443.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17391.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13804.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15940.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27406.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10442.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10089.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3672.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3495.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52875.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85437.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0190 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to strengthening national efforts towards the sustainable reintegration, integration, and protection of vulnerable groups in Montenegro, with a focus on readmitted nationals and victims of trafficking (Vo Ts). The project will focus on enhancing national institutions' capacities to provide integrated reintegration assistance to readmitted nationals, in line with IOM's Handbook on Reintegration and based on the integrated approach to reintegration. The project will also seek to improve the overall provision of identification, protection, and (re)integration assistance to VoTs in Montenegro, through a set of trainings targeting senior frontline actors as well as local level ones. Capacity building planned under both outcomes will include a protection against sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) module, which will raise awareness amongst national institutions. Importantly, national stakeholders have not received trainings of this kind thus far, therefore this project envisaged a strong capacity building on PSEA as to ensure that effective systems are in place for preventing and responding to acts of sexual exploitation and abuse among both identified groups. This will further contribute to mainstreaming gender considerations in this domain of work. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 104849.5 86349.84 77652.46 31148.2 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 -15270 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15270 -36944.3 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36944.3 1917.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8456.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11155.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10828.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13878.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37077.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12350.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32849.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7081.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27574.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13433.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22825.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48357.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0196 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will assists the Government of Lao People's Democratic Republic (GoL) to strengthen its capacity to detect and prosecute trafficking in persons (TIP) cases, as well as its capacity to identify and protect the victims of trafficking in persons. The project will support the GoL in implementing its TIP National Plan of Action (NPA) 2017-2020 and the next NPA which will be developed by the National Anti-Human Trafficking Committee is in line with the US 2019 TIP Report. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 95102.51 163472.19 163245.21 81515.94 503335.85 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503335.85 503335.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 11870 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11870 -8534 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8534 0.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.44 -60170 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -60170 14496.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26366.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18162.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26306.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28473.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25448.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64969.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38788.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27672.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21501.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89486.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61493.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0200 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to contribute to the Indonesian Government's integrated efforts to investigate perpetrators and networks involved in trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling by increasing access to comprehensive evidence on cross-border trafficking and smuggling trends, building capacity to investigate TIP crimes in line with national laws, and enhancing community-based approaches. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 32992.04 224968.76 256091.44 35948.15 550000.39 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000.39 550000.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 -8560 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8560 -0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.11 14136.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27942.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31526.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31778.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72707.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54642.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42277.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52336.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66507.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145467.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2118.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0201 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the proposed project is to contribute to the protection of the rights of victims of trafficking in diverse employment sectors in Hong Kong SAR, China. In pursuit of this objective, the project will engage frontline responders in participatory and consultative processes to adapt the existing “Apprise” screening tool for identifying signs of labour exploitation and human trafficking, to the Hong Kong SAR, China context. The project will also organize a number of consultations with identified key public and private sector actors to ensure that they have equal knowledge of and access to more efficient referral mechanisms in Hong Kong SAR, China. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - China +86 10 59 79 96 95 iomchina@iom.int 1 Xindonglu, Chaoyang District 9-1-82, Tayuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing 100600, China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 176104.5 123895.5 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -79332.84 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -79332.84 22881.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22513.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18854.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24198.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17044.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98267.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1906.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0206 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme is jointly implemented by ILO, IOM and UNDP and aims to promote regular and safe labour migration among South East Asian countries, in particular in the fishing and seafood processing industry. IOM's interventions under the programme will focus on conducting supply chain assessments for the fishing sector, supporting counterparts with implementing standardized victim of trafficking identification and referral at the national and bilateral levels, building national capacities on integrated return and reintegration support to victims of trafficking and vulnerable migrants, and outreach and awareness raising on safe migration. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Philippines Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Cambodia Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 654571.18 902264.76 777664.89 2334500.83 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2334500.83 2334500.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598471.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598471.87 704577.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 704577.7 15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000 849070.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 849070.42 77175.9 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77175.9 -10.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10.91 20670.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22447.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32431.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98790.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141282.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160670 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231396.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173958.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215673.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249617.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216955.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223119.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363895.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81636.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3839.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2122.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0209 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to strengthening the capacity of the justice system to prevent and prosecute trafficking in persons and related crimes in Brazil, thereby upholding and protecting the rights of victims of trafficking and vulnerable persons. The project will aim to contribute to this objective by conducting a gender-sensitive assessment in selected regions, to increase knowledge of and information available to justice system staff on counter trafficking and related crimes; supporting Justice system staff to improve case management through the creation and use of protocols on referral mechanisms; and by delivering tailor-made training to judges and other high-level justice system staff on counter trafficking and related crimes. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 91392.41 144582.22 64025.37 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -19076.51 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19076.51 821.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 2113.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7546.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12638.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21880.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30003.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42419.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41009.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27432.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16225.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24453.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24449 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14935.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 768.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -772 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0212 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective is to contribute to a strengthened national response to trafficking in persons (TiP) in Angola with a focus on victim-centered investigation and prosecution of TiP cases, protection of victims of trafficking and prevention through awareness raising. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Angola +244.929 383 003 iomluanda@iom.int http://www.angola.iom.int/ UN Building Condo.Rosalinda 7 7 FLOO Rua Direita da Samba, Condomineo Ro, Luanda 3591, Angola Angola IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 79007.06 224178.05 519746.01 177069.89 1000001.01 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000001.01 1000001.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3459 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3459 8003 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8003 12552 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12552 29457 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29457 13056 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13056 45937 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45937 53621 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53621 27055 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27055 72692 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72692 89259 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89259 25834 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25834 57942 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57942 -0.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.25 4179.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14824.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13203.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21263.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37376.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31611.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54695.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15985.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104855.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62988.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76488.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2298.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -904.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0214 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In coordination with the Vietnamese National Border Guards (NBG), the project will support senior guard trainers to design and deliver an inter-agency training curriculum for frontline border guards and police officers to counter trafficking and migrant smuggling in border areas of Viet Nam. The inter-agency training curriculum will be designed in close cooperation with senior national police trainers from the Peoples Police Academy and the Border Guard Academy, including the Judicial Academy with the aim of institutionalizing the curriculum and capacity within existing police and border guard induction training programs. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 28687.87 106869.64 230819.44 111623.32 478000.27 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 478000.27 478000.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 478000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 478000 -0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.11 16544.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 59102.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 35582.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 26279.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 63527.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 8522.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20413.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10031.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25316.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19933.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25651.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53117.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30490.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11746.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13032.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58707.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0218 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of Nepal to manage cross-border mobility and apply evidence-based policy to better protect vulnerable migrants, including victims of trafficking. To achieve the objective, the project will carry out a mapping of migration flows at key border points with India and publish an analysis of the data with a specific focus on migrant vulnerabilities. The project will also review current policies to address cross-border migration and the measures and actions currently implemented on national, provincial and local levels in regard to irregular migration, assess their compatibility with international standards and best practices, and map out cross border migration trends. Additionally, the project will roll out IOM's Reintegration Handbook, train relevant stakeholders including migrant networks/groups and NGOs at local levels to provide sustainable reintegration services to vulnerable migrants. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 184956.41 57102.96 57655.87 284.69 299999.93 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.93 299999.93 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -46664 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -46664 -0.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.4 284.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13615.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4070.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12299.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22369.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6552.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14211.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23168.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10168.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7359.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24032.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53092.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47766.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -656.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0220 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A request was made to improve the understanding of migration dynamics with a focus on migrant protection to support legislative and policy review, which will be a catalyst for future programming. The objective of the project is to contribute to strengthening Pacific Islands Countries' capacities to protect migrants and prevent human trafficking and smuggling. This project aims to ensure the target governments cooperate effectively to assess the needs of vulnerable migrants, through country needs assessments and overarching regional needs assessments. These will identify thematic areas within the broader realm of migrant protection where there are knowledge gaps. The project will then use the findings to support improvements in national legal and regulatory frameworks, by providing ongoing and direct technical assistance that will help governments integrate international standards and best practices into migration legislation and policies, and by identifying and validating specific targeted legislation and policy amendments. The project will also focus on ensuring governments are able to effectively apply evidence-based migration management policies and practices, through an organizational capacity assessment and through capacity-building to develop and implement a bespoke pacific migrant protection manual and training curriculum. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Fiji Tonga IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 85978.56 88187.8 49887.74 175945.9 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 5207.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13557.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9267.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21882.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38699.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27020.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15087.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33989.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36279.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31027.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57973.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28034.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11002.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7743.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6633.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7362.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to build the capacity of the Thai Government and civil society counterparts to better identify victims of trafficking (VOTs) and respond to their individual needs through a coordinated identification and referral process. The project's objective will be reached by building the capacity of a technical-level multi-stakeholder steering committee to train frontline officials and civil society counterparts on effective implementation of Thailand's identification and referral procedures and ensuring that frontline officials, civil society counterparts and the general public are subsequently able to effectively refer suspected victims of trafficking for identification and assistance. This will be achieved by collaboratively developing standardized training and training of trainers curricula, as well as by strengthening standardized forms on identification and referral of VOTs. The training of key government counterparts will be followed by a roll out of the standardized capacity building curriculum by trained trainers and the implementation of a national communication campaign on identifying and referring VOT to both Thai and non-Thai audiences. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6431.7 51768.92 206537.95 35261.43 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -830.91 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -830.91 14988.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5081.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29241.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11905.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46084.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17002.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12122.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36686.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30075.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35903.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70866.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1543.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this intervention is to contribute to the Government of Egypt's efforts to reduce vulnerabilities of migrants and victims of trafficking through enhanced migration management for fair and efficient practices that address the protection needs of migrants in Egypt and at the borders. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 54439.27 642708.47 718676.79 95655.6 10000000.29 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1511480.13 1511480.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 789141.42 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 763125.77 -1054 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -151.79 0.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -74392.64 7.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104935.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153533.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55921.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248792.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125176.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202376.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227290.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146466.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1356.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184980.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19785.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7099.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0225 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The phase II of the project will enhance confidence building between the two banks of the Nistru river in the Republic of Moldova by strengthening the cooperation around gender-based violence issue and testing its potential to become a model of cooperation to support the thematic sub-working groups established as part of the 5+2 settlement process. At the same time, the project will contribute to eliminating barriers for women’s active participation as leaders in promoting peace and western values such as human rights and gender equality. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 57976.46 344234.86 343358.06 96185.88 658000.17 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 841755.26 841755.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74546 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96437.26 51312 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70002.73 140915 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193299.04 101545 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136485.22 157536 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195696.89 105719 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122359.95 1.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2782.27 -5625 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6826.46 5945.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22772.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43851.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27054.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37541.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 55094.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 63941.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26415.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27636.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38018.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 84014.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40741.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45638.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28652.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38025.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51302.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28408.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23226.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29899 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48827.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37347.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5881.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0235 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Community Health and Mobility in the Pacific (CHAMP) report on mobility dimensions, including migration, in the Solomon Islands found that migration-affected communities face particular challenges in relation to community health and violence against women and girls, including increased risk of sexual exploitation, trafficking and abuse most often in and around logging camps. The objective of the project is to contribute to upholding the fundamental rights of women and girls in migration-affected communities and enhancing the response to gender-based violence (GBV) and trafficking in persons (TiP) in the Solomon Islands. This will be achieved through an effective and well-coordinated reporting and referral system in GBV and TiP including sexual exploitation in migration-affected communities; and women and girls in migration-affected communities effectively advocating for their rights and accessing services in cases of violations. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 143642.44 57258.74 99098.82 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 -14995.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14995.56 -8903.16 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8903.16 1197.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18329.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9754.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20219.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17371.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25310.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10536.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40595.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60953.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72926.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1092.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0237 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the enhancement of the government’s efforts in efficiently investigating and prosecuting trafficking in persons (TiP), as well as in developing and coordinating policies against TiP and is line with the national anti-TiP priorities of the Moldovan Government as listed in the National Anti-TiP Strategy 2018-2023, SDG Targets 5.2,8.7 and 16.2 of SDGs, and in meeting the corresponding JTiP and GRETA reports’ recommendations. The project will address chiefly the current gaps in the Moldovan law-enforcement institutional framework, thus contributing to strengthening the capacity of the Center for Combatting Trafficking in Persons of the Ministry of Interior, Prosecutor General’s Office, judges specialized on TiP cases, also aiming at enhancing the interaction of these main law-enforcement structures in order to improve the prosecution of the TiP crime in Moldova. In addition, the project will contribute to the development of the National Referral Mechanism for victims of crimes protection and consolidation of TiP related policy at the national level. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 0 105899.98 134100.46 240000.44 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240000.44 240000.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240000 -0.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.44 -18016 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18016 12129.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12766.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17878.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32533.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33446.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8545.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13344.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87850.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3489.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0245 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Supporting migrants who are suspected victims of trafficking or at risk and sexual gender-based violence (SGBV) survivors by providing information on available services and empowering them to seek help of specialized services. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 50483.39 103954.42 120516.88 284388.84 247223.59 732647.69 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806567.12 806567.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182038.83 267903.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291199.49 386210.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412177.75 5854 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6342.36 3930.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15493.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66766.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39498.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30593.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42670.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92330.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90098.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75965.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104968.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38573.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73739.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34639.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5489.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0246 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address irregular migration along the main routes from Eastern and Western Africa across the desert and the Mediterranean, by informing those who intend to continue the journey on the risks of irregular migration, improving social cohesion between migrant and host communities, and informing migrants in transit of safe migration opportunities if available as well as about assistance and protection services in host countries and in their countries of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Italy Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 148775.87 798158.53 642510.98 1441093.81 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1589445.38 1589445.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698046.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856498.9 463827.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488332.44 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -93187.84 168316.43 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184557.49 1622.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 3154.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34696.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94921.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99380.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131952.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101757.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109394.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155620.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323541.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339053.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42192.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1087.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0248 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to assist children and young migrants with health assistance and assisted voluntary return and reintegration. It thus aims to improve access to necessary health care and awareness-raising activities on health risks and communicable diseases. The project also consists of the provision of services to support safe return for these migrants through active screening, Best Interest Assessment/Best Interest Determination for children, coordination with embassies, and pre-departure assistance. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria Algeria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 401295.32 320292.44 23496.54 4950495 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 745084.3 745084.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3465304.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556139.4 1485148.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212802.49 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -66644.93 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.68 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 8278.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 23128.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36342.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35086.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28269.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44773.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69789.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149712.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329477.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22561.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0249 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of Egypt's efforts to ensure that trafficking in persons to, from and through Egypt is monitored and curbed and victims of trafficking are promptly identified and assisted. The main outcome, therefore, is to increase the efficacy of the National Coordinating Committee for Combating and Preventing Illegal Migration and Trafficking in Persons, other relevant Government of Egypt entities and national actors in preventing and combatting trafficking in persons in Egypt through the effective implementation of the current 2016-2021 strategy and contribution to the review and devise of a revised strategy for the years beyond the termination of the current strategy in 2021. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 806999.35 707284.54 159036.96 1500000.89 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1673320.85 1673320.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1456310.68 130451.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142882.07 254.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -153847.51 130.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 35232.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57798.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79254.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129884.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67994.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237053.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160638.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168625.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185144.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288182.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37098.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1693.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0253 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the Migration Governance Framework, this project aims to engage partners in addressing migration and related issues by promoting IOM's portfolio of private sector partners in Kuwait, namely companies with corporate social responsibility (CSR) extensions to develop humanitarian and social/economic activities. Partnerships with the private sector allow for financial support and influence of private sector actors in support of social development. Through new partnerships, IOM will support vulnerable migrant communities in the government-run shelter and in the affected areas across Kuwait. IOM will further organize a number of events across the year to promote social cohesion among migrant workers and the host community. The events will create opportunities to build contact among residents and nationals; and highlight the growing contribution of migrants and migration to sustainable development and eliminate negative beliefs that hinder effective integration. The interventions will ultimately contribute to the advancing of the socioeconomic wellbeing of migrants and society. Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kuwait +965 25 30 80 00 IOMkuwait@iom.int UN House Mishref West, Block # 6 Diplomatic Square, Kuwait City, Kuwait Kuwait IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12048.07 10140.1 9036.73 7020 1755 39999.9 Contracted Grant Amount Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39999.9 39999.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5115 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5115 4933 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4933 7211.6 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7211.6 -3751.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3751.26 2617.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2617.16 1444.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1444.08 1470.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1470.59 620.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 620.13 474 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474 430 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430 395 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 395 345 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345 309 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309 260 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260 313 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313 551 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ooredoo National Mobile Telecommunications Co. S.A.K. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551 3980.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1795.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5898.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2529.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2237.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1019.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1195.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1058.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1505.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1887.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 858.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0255 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to reduce acute vulnerabilities and improve resilience of migrants affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in North African countries by providing urgent and short-term emergency response. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Northern Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Morocco Tunisia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 843748.05 3509645.34 3656327.1 441053.51 7550000.38 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8450774 8450774 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4283152 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5198000 3266848 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3276678.03 -18720.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) -170009.19 8381.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 76140.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 279370.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 667192.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630484.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 977502.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290808.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578347.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709083.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 880172.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 573971.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1361089.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198583.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97058.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3231.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20285.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0259 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support Pacific Island countries to address the issue of poor working conditions, labour rights violations and human trafficking on fishing vessels in the Pacific and contribute to making employment on fishing vessels in the region safe, decent and worthwhile. The project seeks to make employment in the Pacific fisheries sector more attractive to Pacific Island nationals thus increasing the economic returns for PICs from their fisheries resources. New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2971507.33 331667.02 233306.94 220762.25 100997.62 5583070 Contracted Grant Amount New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3858241.16 3858241.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 783110 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571613.14 -55830 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) -40751.82 740894 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521389.16 1394952 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 861583.81 1385649 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 837250.15 597626 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350925.43 686669 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413656.02 5090.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 221471.92 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 256906.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2964.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32119.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33586.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35880.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44204.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62158.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63345.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67560.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147788.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78954.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197579.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87777.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174258.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105185.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146244.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240888.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0261 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to advance and contribute to the Romanian Government’s endeavors in successfully implementing Romania’s National Strategy for 2018-2022 and National Action Plan for Combating Trafficking in Persons. Of particular focus will be developing and implementing a multi-disciplinary, holistic, systematized victim centered approach to human trafficking investigations and prosecutions based on a collaboration protocol on coordination of victims of trafficking in the criminal procedure. This will incorporate internationally accepted best practices and guidelines, and bring together all actors involved in the investigation, prosecution, protection, and public and/or public support services provided for victims of trafficking. The project aims to increase and improve the knowledge, skills, practices, and capacity of targeted key actors, introducing interdisciplinary expertise and innovative judicial tools to build specialized counter-trafficking competency within the Romanian law enforcement and criminal justice sector. Furthermore, the project will address needed improvements to victim protection and increase victim participation in the criminal justice process. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Romania +40 21 211.56.57 iombucarest@iom.int 11, Viitorului Street, Bucharest 020602, Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 28776.73 198692.52 400743.88 628213.13 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 628213.13 628213.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 628213 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 628213 0.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.28 -80659.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -80659.61 -0.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.15 16523.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5180.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9963.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75502.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53019.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77238.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53711.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56366.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50947.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74203.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74896.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0263 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This programme contributes to the protection and assistance of people on the move and decreased irregular migration. An ecological approach will be used to frame its overall response at the individual and household; community, and structural levels. Outcome 1 is delivering individual-level assistance to migrants and their families. Migrants eligible include victims of trafficking, smuggled migrants with identified protection needs, stranded migrants, migrants who have experienced or at risk of rights violations, violence, exploitation and/or abuse, and vulnerable migrant children. Outcome 2 will use innovative, experimental approaches to developing and implementing evidence-based community-level programming. Community level interventions will be comprised of i) building capacities of local officials and stakeholders to effectively manage migration in their communities; ii) increasing awareness of potential migrants and their families and communities on the risks of irregular migration and existing regular alternatives; iii) promoting sustainable reintegration. Outcome 3 will support and encourage structural-level interventions that enable migrant protection, address trafficking and smuggling, and support safe and dignified return and sustainable reintegration. Outcome 4 will assess the programme's impact on coordination, information sharing and learning. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Tunisia Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Ethiopia Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 949211.23 3733298.98 4599596.49 30123199.27 34030585.72 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39405305.97 39405305.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11961227 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14516052.18 838773 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1022893.9 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2293577.98 17300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19748858.45 1930584 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1996467.43 53991.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 76884.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -461.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4497.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45438.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 14650.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 62187.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33858.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 129453.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 126705.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 358.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 230355.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74982.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 73060.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -48.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -7057.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5667.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 4000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 1221.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1364507.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2986351.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6244612.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2469280.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3409358.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6181358.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8247340.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1530920.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544046.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100597.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830566.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355185.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326417.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82011.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56069.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0268 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is implemented in cooperation with Polish Border Guard. Its aim is to improve the capacity of border guard officers to prevent and detect organized crime, in particular trafficking in human beings. Border Guard effectiveness will be enhanced through trainings and study visits to Norway and the UK. The project will cover the entire territory of Poland. Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Poland +48 22 62 82 413 iomwarsaw@iom.int ul.Wiejska 12, Warsaw 00-490, Poland Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4878.51 67882.16 83172.03 77075.12 24103.45 1068946.08 Contracted Grant Amount Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257111.27 257111.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 481025.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96494.53 53447.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10721.61 62159.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12431.81 23221.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5943.68 -49.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12.73 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25169.3 361100.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88094.71 -10.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2.45 49609.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13029.88 101.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4219.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5049.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9975.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14416.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50573.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14911.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52292.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56554.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47255.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4979.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0271 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last few years, there has been an increase in the number of Algerian nationals leaving the country irregularly by sea, trying to reach Europe. IOM will implement a project to contribute to promoting safe and regular migration among Algerian nationals that are prone to migrate. To achieve this objective, IOM will make use of social media and digital communication with a Communication for Development (C4D) approach. This will start from an understanding of the context and people’s knowledge, attitudes and practices, to then tackle issues by developing empowering messaging tools, rolling out a targeted communication campaign and evaluating its results. The project will contribute to help migrants make informed choices on safe migration through a participatory process, where digital communication is used to support sustainable social and behavioral change. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria Algeria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 136248.6 79913.16 199999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216161.76 216161.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41789.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49338.6 88511.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101503.46 29434.43 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30688.61 40264.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40385.92 -10700.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11287.26 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10090.44 27204.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25412.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31480.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34444.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78190.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3955.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -148.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0273 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to strengthening the effective response to and prevention of human trafficking, across key sectors and public bodies in Ireland through capacity building and to contribute to increased awareness among the general population in Ireland on trafficking in persons. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1183.29 28905.94 65570.52 83020.93 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95659.75 95659.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66789 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80858.35 16231.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17050.21 -0.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5414.45 -5854 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6497.23 5854 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6497.23 -5854 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6497.23 44790.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5322.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10834.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10555.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15862.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1368.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0275 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to an improved national response to trafficking in persons, including internal trafficking, in Tajikistan. The project was designed in response to the 2020 TIP Report recommendations for Tajikistan. In direct cooperation with the Government of Tajikistan, IOM expects to achieve the following outcomes. Outcome 1: Improved performance of the state institutions on the prosecution of internal/international TIP cases and advancement of the legal framework. Outcome 2: Law Enforcement Agencies apply victim-centered, trauma-informed and survivor informed approaches during TIP investigation and prosecution. Outcome 3: Information from awareness raising and outreach initiatives reach the most at-risk groups and is used by communities to refer potential trafficking cases to the service providers. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tajikistan +992 37 221 03 02 dushanbeinfo@iom.int 22a, Vtoroy proezd Azizbekova stree, Dushanbe, Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 52001.65 332381.19 205664.73 590047.57 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590047.57 590047.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590047 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590047 0.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.72 14.9 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14.9 1729.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12894.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14402.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18697.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31597.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24308.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19468.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60083.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31965.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75464.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104285.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192595.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2555.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0282 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan hosts over one million international migrants, mostly from African neighbour countries and serves as a destination and transit country to many who aim to reach Europe or the GCC states. The key entry point for these migrants are eastern borders in Gedaref and Kassala states with land borders with Ethiopia and Eritrea. Irregular migrants and others transiting through, stranded or living in Sudan face destitution, exploitation, abuse and becoming potential victims of trafficking while also facing risks of being apprehended, detained and deported. Against this backdrop, IOM Sudan with its Migrant Resource Centres (MRCs) and Migrant Resource and Response Centres (MRRC) in Khartoum, Gedaref and Kassala strives to provide protection and assistance to vulnerable migrants which remain relevant and needed for migrants due the exacerbated vulnerabilities. The project aims to reduce the drivers leading to onward movement and build resilience of migrants in eastern Sudan with the following outcomes. The enhanced coordination between the MRRC Khartoum and MRCs in Gedaref and Kassala and its referral partners improves the protection environment for vulnerable migrants. Migrant and host communities co-exist harmoniously through improved community resilience. Vulnerable Ethiopian migrants in Gedaref and Metema have consistent access to direct assistance and support for safe and dignified return and sustainable solutions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 121280.88 1804786.29 722829.37 2227722.62 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2648896.54 2648896.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2227722.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2658380.39 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -316538.95 7280 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 41460.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -4627.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 36553.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63437.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248063.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351301.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433619.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 740098.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519475.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -82921.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50962.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -62790.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0284 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to improve return and reintegration assistance to Hungarian victims of trafficking identified abroad by combining and complementing the existing resources in order to prevent re-victimization, and by developing international cooperation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Hungary - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Hungary +36 1 472 25 00 iombudapest@iom.int hungary.iom.int RM2 4th floor 2 Radnoti Miklos utca, Budapest H-1137, Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 70871.46 142498.43 27547.09 83114571 Contracted Grant Amount Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240916.98 240916.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 835948 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2700 2507844 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8100.01 1109375 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3561.05 3328124 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10683.16 14007925 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34458.85 13092862 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35939.78 8418270 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24511.62 1934639 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5323.28 -24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1896.24 11941.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234.96 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14904.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11641.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699.58 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36512.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 959.56 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19598.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 532.04 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11676.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1872.32 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1468.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17178.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1002.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3050.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0287 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Maldives, there are approximately 179,000 migrant workers, with more than 63,000 estimated as undocumented. Most of them originate from Bangladesh and India and undocumented migrants often face challenges in accessing health care and legal services and may fear employment termination or deportation. This project aims to establish a Migrant Resource Centre (MRC) in the Greater Male’ Area serving as a one-stop source for providing independent and impartial information, advice and outreach services to migrants. It will offer a safe space for existing migrants in Maldives to obtain accurate information on regularization programmes and/or repatriation options, the documentation required, migrants’ existing labour rights and how to stay safe and healthy during the migration process. To ensure migrants’ rights are protected, the project will collect and disseminate disaggregated migration data generated through the MRC and share it with relevant government stakeholders to advocate for evidence-based policy making. Towards the end of the project, an action plan will be developed and adopted by the government on the way forward for utilizing accurate and disaggregated migration data as a basis for evidence-based policy making and sustaining the MRC to ensure enhanced protection services and safe migration in Maldives. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Maldives Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 44613.85 60285.45 133276.87 53588.55 8235.28 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 509.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4158.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4931.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2909.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5816.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21807.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21948.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12470.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21293.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20973.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10322.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7695.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 563.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0288 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the counter-trafficking (CT) efforts made in Greece by strengthening the local NGOs' capacity to promote and protect the human rights of victims of trafficking. The latter will be achieved through a two-folded intervention targeting Greek NGOs engaged in CT, consisting of the provision of financial resources to support CT activities and the implementation of streamlined capacity-building activities. In particular, building on the initiative of the United States of America (USA) Ambassador in Greece to engage the business community in the fight against trafficking, IOM will establish a coordination mechanism ensuring that donations made by the Greek businesspeople are allocated to NGOs offering valuable assistance in the identification and protection of victims of trafficking. Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3152.52 3168.64 11257.11 11880.19 26503.08 Contracted Grant Amount Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29458.46 29458.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26502.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Private Individual Donations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29844.82 18624.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0290 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM will contribute to the prevention of trafficking in persons, the comprehensive assistance to victims and the investigation and prosecution of the crime in Colombia. This initiative will implement activities related to three work areas aligned with the project outcomes: i) develop tools on prevention of trafficking in persons, addressed to prioritized populations, towards risk and vulnerability factors mitigation associated with this crime; ii) comprehensive assistance measures, emphasizing victims transferring and immediate assistance; and iii) strengthen knowledge and technical tools of local officials with competence in the investigation and prosecution of trafficking in persons through mock trials. Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 83229.62 151642.32 23769.78 1055929931 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258641.72 258641.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33525.86 416690000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104827.67 233310000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53242.81 204114965 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42523.14 74114965 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16147.05 7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2514.93 34424.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1037.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21549.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6451.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 312.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25349.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26916.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68771.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12307.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20613.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35047.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0304 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall project objective is to contribute to improving stability and access to human rights in and around mining areas in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) through interventions seeking to curb the prevalence of modern slavery, with a focus on vulnerable women and children. The interventions seek to contribute to develop the capacities of local authorities, the civil society and artisanal mining operators, as well as strengthening coordination mechanisms to effectively combat modern slavery in mining supply chains. This combination of community-based and government-led approaches is being employed to enhance project effectiveness and sustainability based on the lessons learned and strategic needs identified during previous and ongoing programming. This project additionally contributes to the goal of the Government of DRC to achieve mandatory due diligence obligations in the mining sector while simultaneously contributing to training and awareness raising on the prevention of trafficking in persons, detecting, investigating, and prosecuting traffickers, as well as protection and assistance to victims and witnesses. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 549014.32 722476.97 559378.15 21289.77 19000000.54 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1852159.21 1852159.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552608.31 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499002 9000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 839954.8 89433.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 104394.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 106421.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45388.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 108479.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -228.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2347.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10418.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40689.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84182.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108023.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107492.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76159.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64730.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67534.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81288.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23473.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99955.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130794.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0305 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Large numbers of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees of different nationalities transit through Guatemala each year, at the same time as thousands of mostly young Guatemalans, especially indigenous people, emigrate to Mexico and the United States in search of opportunities abroad, often through irregular channels. The country also receives thousands of returnees each year. This proposed project responds to a complex situation in the country where few services exist to support the population. Through a network of two fixed (IOM), four mobile (UNHCR) and three field (2 IOM and 1 UNHCR) migrant reception centres, IOM and partners will provide support to mixed migration flows, through a comprehensive approach to service provisions and referrals where necessary. The project also contributes to a collaborative strategy in coordination with UNHCR, UNICEF and relevant ministries of the Government of Guatemala (GoG), focused on the implementation of programs, provision of services and enhancement of infrastructure that facilitate access to assistance, protection, and lawful immigration avenues for different profiles of populations, including potential migrants and people on the move in the context of mixed movements taking place in Central America. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 640103.62 1388518.76 419832.47 2448454.85 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2448454.85 2448454.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 612114 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 612114 612114 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 612114 1224227 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1224227 -68177 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -68177 -82.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -82.36 110373.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 33900.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71137.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185167.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148303.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259092.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378318.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1263631.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1468.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -68259.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0307 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide assistance to migrants and persons in need of international protection at the Libyan western border, through strengthening the capacity and coordination of humanitarian partners and first responders (authorities) and supporting life-saving interventions (IOM direct assistance). In pursuit of this objective, IOM will initiate two parallel processes. The first will involve the organization of coordination meetings and the facilitation of weekly humanitarian task force meetings, which will enable partners working on migration in Libya to be better equipped to provide technical and advisory support to the IOM-led task force on the provision of humanitarian assistance. Additionally, this process will entail training Libyan authorities involved in search and rescue in the desert (SARD) operations as well as providing the Libyan authorities with SARD equipment and infrastructure improvement. This will improve the abilities of the Libyan authorities to provide life-saving assistance to migrants and persons in need of international protection. The first process aims to improve the capacity and coordination of Libyan authorities and humanitarian partners to provide a rights-based response to migrants and persons in need of international protection affected by the situation at the western border of Libya.The second process will improve the access of life-saving support for migrants and persons in need of international protection through the provision of direct assistance, primary health care services, MHPSS services and protection assistance. The second process aims to reduce the vulnerabilities of and provide comprehensive assistance to migrants and persons in need of international protection affected by the situation at the western border of Libya. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 919774.65 147047.04 999999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1066821.69 1066821.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067235.86 792.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249284.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 322007.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 365207.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184113.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0308 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project, on-going since 2010, aims to facilitate the voluntary return of victims and witnesses of human trafficking identified in Switzerland, as well as victims according to the Victim Support Act within the prostitution sector, and to contribute to their sustainable reintegration in their country of origin. This specific project foresees a flexible and efficient operational and administrative framework to ensure a dignified and needs-tailored return of this highly vulnerable target group. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 196120.29 196120.29 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196120.29 196120.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1911 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1911 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -19948 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19948 0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.29 270 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 180 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 266.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 435.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 584.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17187.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196.38 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11216.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21623.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1077.4 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28925.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 679.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -679.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0310 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to set up and operate Emergency Accommodation Centres in mainland Greece. These facilities will operate as a first step to provide assistance to unaccompanied migrant children (UMC) identified in precarious living conditions and to organize their safe and timely referral to other care arrangements, on the basis of an individualized assessment of the child's needs and best interests. In this manner, the Emergency Accommodation Centers will constitute the first point of contact between the UMC and child protection professionals, as an IOM multi-sectorial team of high-skilled and experienced staff will be deployed to ensure that children's needs, background, best interests and future aspirations are comprehensively assessed, recorded and communicated to relevant actors. It is envisaged that through the set-up of the Emergency Accommodation Centers, 200 places will be created in the Greek mainland at urban and rural areas. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 391208.11 5139692 868890.9 6013826.56 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6399791.01 6399791.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2405530.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2708930.95 3006710.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2913479.03 411545.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436402.93 159.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59089.98 836442.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1284487.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1391858.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400307.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1202759.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9674.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7628.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0312 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to respecting the rights of the victims of gender-based violence and trafficking in persons in the Republic of Moldova. The project is supposed to cover the costs related to reconstruction and renovation of the building provided by the Ministry of Interior to serve as premises for the establishment of the Center for Prevention and Combating Domestic and Gender Based Violence, piloted by Te Doy Foundation. The center will directly serve the needs related to granting and safeguarding of primary aid and will have a complex multi folded approach in cases of domestic violence by diversified specialized social services for these vulnerable populations. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 504715.27 472264.76 16020.48 993000.51 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993000.51 993000.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678000 315000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315000 -0.24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.24 6311.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11125.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21643.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7155.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19168.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556825.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184047.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186723.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0314 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is jointly implemented by IOM and UNICEF Viet Nam with the aim to strengthen justice for children and improve the experience of children with the legal and justice systems through a three-pronged approach: (1) Enhancing legal framework for protection of children in contact with the legal and justice systems; (2) Building capacity of legal and judicial officers for better investigation, prosecution and adjudication of cases involving children; and (3) Improving protection services for child victims of abuse and violence, especially sexual violence. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 86539.94 278717.16 205974.42 181272.93 7295.67 759800.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759800.12 759800.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759800.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 759800.33 57926.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -34687.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 47543.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -15634.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 4775.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 151698.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -109582.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 100737.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 21710.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 0.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 71588.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies -9352.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 8609.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2440.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3598.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1820.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1508.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26099.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21715.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23575.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21808.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9938.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0318 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This joint programme focuses on strengthening the capacities of national and community-based partners, caring for and empowering survivors and coordinating efforts in response to the needs of survivors of trafficking. The project builds on strong partnerships with both the government and the civil society – incorporating the Global Compact for Migration’s whole-of-government and whole-of-society guiding principles - the proposed initiative emphasizes the need to strengthen the capacity of various actors and reinforce their cooperation. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Trinidad and Tobago +1 868 623-1826 jali@iom.int Un Common House 3A Chancery Lane, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 381559.2 504178.67 423393.6 190868.78 1500000.25 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.25 1500000.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 3197.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3197.89 450000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 11397.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11370.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10021.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11363.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 127392.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73183.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 65600 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14579.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 41012.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153458.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73814.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103079.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74753.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115962.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168491.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164829.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102926.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76087.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55636.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14376.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0319 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to build the capacity of civil society organizations in Solomon Islands, as well as that of government counterparts and local communities, to prevent trafficking in persons and gender-based violence, and to provide improved protection services for survivors. The project will be implemented in Guadalcanal, Makira and Malaita provinces, with a particular focus on women and girls in communities located close to extractive industry operations. In partnership with the Solomon Islands National Council of Women and the Provincial Councils of Women in Guadalcanal, Makira and Malaita, project activities include awareness-raising, training, the development of resources on case management, and support to first-responder shelter services. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 73192.07 311048.25 205059.53 550000.02 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589299.85 589299.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311382.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350655.91 238617.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261355.48 88.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20803.51 4805.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26204.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13632.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44183.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69173.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70300 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112097.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125763.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124502.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0320 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the availability and further strengthening of safe and dignified assisted voluntary return (AVRR), as well as sustainable reintegration in countries of origin, for victims of trafficking and foreign citizens in prostitution or otherwise subject to exploitation in Sweden. Within this phase of the programme, the aim is to provide AVRR for a further 20 persons, with at least 80 potential beneficiaries informed of the programme. The programme will also continue to provide reintegration assistance to returnees from previous programme phases, an estimated 83 beneficiaries, in view of recovery and sustainable reintegration. All assistance will be tailored to meet the needs of the individual and will be guided by a victim-centred and rights-based approach, paying due attention to aspects such as age, ethnicity, and medical needs. Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Sweden Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 91270.71 456352.3 547623.01 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 547623.01 547623.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219049 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219049 79793 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79793 212574 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212574 -117794 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -117794 0.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.71 750 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 800 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17636.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84668.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117833.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011.01 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105276.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400.99 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2709.59 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53717.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7218.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0322 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to prioritize the recommendations in the 2021 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report and contribute to enhancing national capacities to prevent TIP and ensure the effective protection of victims of trafficking in Timor-Leste. This will be achieved through ensuring that the institutional prevention and protection mechanisms are enhanced to combat human trafficking and address emerging trends. The project will ensure that law enforcement officers and border officials have the knowledge and skills to identify, refer and conduct victim-centered human trafficking investigations, enhance implementation of legislation to prevent TIP, and increase awareness to address fraudulent labour recruitment practices and promote safe migration pathways. Timor-Leste - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 300000 300000 Contracted Grant Amount Timor-Leste - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 300000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Timor-Leste - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Timor-Leste - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 176.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33066.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44853.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178438.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48097.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4632.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0323 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the favorable position of IOM in Costa Rica and Panama in leading and coordinating inter-agency efforts to address migratory issues, as well as with government counterparts, this project will support national and local governments to address factors described in the Crisis Response Plan for Large Movements of Highly Vulnerable Migrants in the Americas under section 1C. It also aims to address the health and protection concerns of migrants who transit the Panama-Costa Rica border in vulnerable and/or deteriorated health conditions, or who have been victims of violence or are potential victims of violence en route. The project will contribute to strengthening Governments capacity to ensure proper access to basic services (health, psychological support, shelter, social services, and others, as needed), information, and dignified treatment, setting a positive precedent of bi-national collaboration in the establishment of proper response protocols for vulnerable migrants crossing borders. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Central America IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Panama Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 76452.82 113524.16 250000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189976.98 189976.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200803.21 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15156.23 2576.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11493.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35479.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23240.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34286.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38828.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44815.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5073.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0324 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Action, IOM seeks to continue operating six (6) Shelters for UMC with a total capacity of up to 152 beds/places in the regions of Attica (four shelters), Central Macedonia (Thessaloniki, one shelter) and Western Greece (Patra, one shelter) from 1 February 2022 to 31 January 2023. One of the shelters in Attica is accommodating girls (Ilion), while all other boys. The six shelters will be operational since the project beginning and until 24 March 2022. As of 25 March 2022, and until 31 January 2023 five (5) shelters with the total capacity of 132 places will continue hosting UMC and being financially supported under the present Action. During their stay in the Shelters, UMC will be provided with dignified accommodation and tailored protection in accordance with their best interests, by experienced IOM staff. To this end, IOM will capitalize on its previous experience in operating UMC Shelters, as well as in providing safe and dignified accommodation to UMC and other migrants in a situation of vulnerability in Greece. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2048163.16 3157442.1 4918041.71 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5205605.26 5205605.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1835209.74 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1786961.77 1189861.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1260446.25 336118.99 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 353053.54 613296.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664459.79 366921.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396671.49 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157364.49 1076647.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 745131.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 718301.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 816154.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 728287.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460742.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12958.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3517.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2143.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61794.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0325 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project works towards defining a standardized United Nations measurement framework for trafficking for forced labour. This is the second year of implementation and will focus on the finalization and validation of the survey tools, it also targets practitioners in charge of the identification of potential victims of trafficking for forced labour in the fishing industry. Based on the work on survey tool from the first year of implementation, and on the full-size pilot of the questionnaire, a group of experts and practitioners from developing countries will be called to work on the possible use of the questions and criteria used in the survey for their work, in particular to see how these criteria can be operationalized to improve detection of trafficking for forced labour in the fishing industry. The project is to be implemented though collaboration between UNODC, ILO, and IOM. IOM will contribute technical expertise across all activities, including the piloting of survey tools; convening a workshop to validate the tools; and, development of recommendations for their operationalization. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 22000.03 22000.03 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22000.03 22000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21980 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21980 20 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20 -102.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) -102.43 19214.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8683.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6022.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0326 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In an effort to address gaps on care for Victims of Trafficking (VoTs) and build upon previous and current initiatives within the national domain, the proposed project aims to strengthen the victim support environment in Trinidad and Tobago, so that VoTs have access to timely and quality support and services that facilitates healing and empowerment and propel them to living meaningful and productive lives. It will also support Trinidad and Tobago’s national (Government and NGOs) response to VoTs through augmentation, enhancement as well as enrichment of protection and assistance services and systems to potential, presumed, and confirmed VoTs. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Trinidad and Tobago +1 868 623-1826 jali@iom.int Un Common House 3A Chancery Lane, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 308236.4 481322.52 160440.79 949999.71 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949999.71 949999.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46510 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46510 92647 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92647 23072 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23072 39626 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39626 133392 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133392 234290 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234290 93933 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93933 274607 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274607 11923 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11923 44742.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26048.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8486.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9094.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60797.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69264.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35368.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50573.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122216.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177480.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220476.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124925.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0327 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will target both returning youth and potential migrants among youth to build their skills, such as resilience and leadership skills via their engagement into local community projects and initiatives. The project will also help youth build contacts with their peers throughout the region of Central Asia, which will promote and facilitate exchange of experiences and best practices on community projects and engagement. The community projects and engagement opportunities for youth will be created in partnership with local NGOs. To achieve its goals the project will capacitate and strengthen local NGOs. As an overarching goal, the project will help youth build a set of skills that are important for young people to be successful in their future careers and future employment. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Central Asia Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 274786.62 983193.19 994843.25 618311.09 30000000.8 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2871134.15 2871134.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1013171.23 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 934928.95 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 903179.19 17259.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36250.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38107.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40021.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80578.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 77586.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4370.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 39829.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38078.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 158336.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -3059.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 15405.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67830.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87551.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106274.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139550.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148662.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160199.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163721.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145832.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199186.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218533.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0328 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address critical protection needs of vulnerable migrant returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), and strengthen the preparedness and response capacities of national authorities for improved risk management. The project is designed to strengthened emergency services for repatriated/deported Haitians and vulnerable returnees by improving protection assistance for IDPs suffering from urban gang violence; disaster preparedness and disaster risk reduction management capacities of key national institutions; health emergency response and mass casualty management capacities of the North department; and acute emergency response is supported in the event of a life-threatening natural or man-made emergency. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2057685.85 4001491.22 1903501.65 7500000.65 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7962678.72 7962678.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2322580.65 2560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2791712.1 80000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88691.8 1200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1275239.11 248190.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 19774.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 55683.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36144.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33259.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 593121.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 354060.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 57109.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397184.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 493195.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 599587.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642200.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 359432.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533633.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307494.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1372979.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1234865.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 691801.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0329 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on IOM’s recently concluded trafficking in person (TIP) project, IMPACT project will be implemented across 11 districts in Sri Lanka. The project goal is to strengthen national and community level capacities, scale up community driven responses to effectively combat and respond to TIP and contribute to the effective implementation of the National Strategic Action Plan to monitor and combat human trafficking. The project will adopt a victim centric and survivor informed approach. A wide array of activities including public awareness campaigns, trainings for government officials and non-government stakeholders, assistance to victims, support to upgrade shelters and investigation agencies, interventions to combat child trafficking, technical support to the Government's National Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force, strengthening national referral mechanisms, engaging with private sector tourism service providers to prevent trafficking, will be implemented under the project. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 67318.83 313260.61 406870.18 342550.24 1129999.86 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1129999.86 1129999.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44806 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44806 41627 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41627 35022 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35022 51646 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51646 58350 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58350 68238 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68238 12574 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12574 48256 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48256 163652 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163652 69415 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69415 6148.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25548.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22694.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24223.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9904.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6368.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9684.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 94579.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 56347.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2225.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53040.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25018.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18077.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33770.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50331.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28705.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23209.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42502.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68261.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86710.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0330 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening the capacities of the Government of Nicaragua to guarantee protection to girls, boys, migrant women, and vulnerable migrants. As such, this initiative will represent a key effort to support institutional capacities in the field of protection, care and prevention of human trafficking. This effort will be realised particularly through setting up a collaborative capacity development workstream with the Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería (DGME - Directorate-General for Migration and Foreigners). As a result of the initiative, immigration officers will have increased knowledge, understanding and awareness on protection. At the same time, the project will ensure that appropriate tools are at disposal to support this process. To this end, the initiative envisions the implementation of training and awareness-raising programmes, that will cover topics such as national migration law; international migration law and key legal tools (conventions, international treaties); key patterns in current migration trends, with a focus on protection needs and human rights. The project seeks to integrate this learning component with an upgrade of the operational capacities of the National School for Migration of the DGME, including the development of teaching and learning material, which shall be fully institutionalised by the authorities, for a sustainable and ’owned’ training curriculum. Ultimately, for a successful achievement of the project’s objective, the IOM will work in cooperation with the institutions mandated to govern migration in Nicaragua, ensuring participation and ownership, and thus a sustainable positive impact. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nicaragua +505 2 278 95 69 jmmartinez@iom.int https://nicaragua.iom.int/es Ofiplaza El Retiro Edificio 5, 2 Piso, Suite 522 Rotonda el Periodista 150 mts al Su, Managua +505, Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33582.66 66417.34 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 -40662.28 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -40662.28 9589.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23932.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15337.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5478.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0331 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will continue the functioning of two safety zones for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC), established in 2019 in Reception and Registration Centre Sofia - Voenna Rampa and Ovcha Kupel. The two Safety Zones are the first of their kind in Bulgaria to ensure a safe and protective environment for children, where they can receive care adapted to their age, gender, religion and cultural background, etc. by trained professionals, including social workers, psychologists, legal counsellors, a cultural mediator and interpreters. Two teams of social workers are engaged in the zones, who provide 24/7 care to the UASC and organize a variety of activities, as well as a security team who ensures the physical safety 24/7 of the common areas of the zones (i.e. 3 floors in Sofia - Voenna Rampa). Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 246815.4 588507.5 324141.82 2128010.11 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1159464.72 1159464.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582822.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299190.07 1269528.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697057.39 81154.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143684.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161664.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206915.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184003.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153417.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142136.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132742.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -56365.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0333 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the capacity of Pacific fisheries officers to address modern slavery by developing training and assessment materials that will enable them to understand modern slavery and to appropriately identify conditions of modern slavery on board fishing vessels. Training materials will be developed in close coordination with the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) with a view to having them formally integrated into FFA's accredited qualification programme “Certificate IV in Fisheries Enforcement and Compliance”. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands Oceania Samoa Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Tuvalu Tonga Tokelau (New Zealand) Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Palau Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Niue Nauru Marshall Islands Kiribati Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Fiji Cook Islands Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 22008.75 12748.08 50000.11 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34756.83 34756.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35816.62 -47.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2128.45 6135.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4838.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6479.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6739.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7838.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1687.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0335 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The New York University and John Jay College of Criminal Justice in collaboration with IOM as an implementer partner will conduct a prevalence study in the fishing industry of Costa Rica, funded by the U.S. Department of State Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (J/TiP). This joint study will investigate prevalence techniques for cases of human trafficking by comparing the robustness, cost and energy efficiency of two different data collection methods. Current methods for human trafficking prevalence research are often inadequate to understand this crime that frequently affects irregular migrants, a difficult to reach population. Determining reliable and efficient data collection strategies is critical to future investigations which will in turn support human trafficking prevention measures, victim protection and criminal prosecutions. As suggested by the J/TIP call for proposals, this study will focus on Costa Rica’s fishing sector. Fishing in Costa Rica is characterized by decentralized artisanal fisheries that are not consistently registered with the government. Given these logistical challenges to data collection, fishing communities would be a highly informative population for comparing the robustness of different methodologies; any methodology identified as cost-effective and comprehensive in this challenging population will be useful across a range of sectors. New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 61373.6 194771.62 256145.22 Contracted Grant Amount New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256145.22 256145.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125263 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125263 125263 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125263 5619 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5619 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 18135.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 3506.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118649.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111297.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4555.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0336 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cambodia is a source, transit, and destination country for men, women, and children trafficked into commercial sex work, domestic work, fishing, construction, agriculture, child sex tourism and begging. Consequently, the overall goal of this project is to strengthen survivor protection and services for all forms of trafficking in persons through: enhanced and consistent victim identification; demand driven delivery of services and reintegration options in provinces along Thailand-Cambodia border; and a series of trainings on victim identification and referral targeting law enforcement officials, border officials, prosecutors and community leaders. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 236583.14 580091.36 584727.97 507768.58 185829.7 2095000.75 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2095000.75 2095000.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7488 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7488 44832 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44832 52011 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52011 102997 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102997 84679 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84679 147675 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147675 86067 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86067 158697 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158697 62746 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62746 142326 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142326 11914.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9474.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21303.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 13957.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24762 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31413.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 68444.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 10752.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6150.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46842.73 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 7443.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15610.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24794.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66460.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74821.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87481.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89101.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79616.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78769.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62738.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87975.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0337 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Darien province has been characterised as one of the most important transit points for extra-regional migrants in the Americas in the last decade. In 2021, the Darien province experienced an unprecedented number of migrants entering Panama, with a record number of more than 133,000 migrants crossing the thick tropical forest, exceeding the existing institutional capacity. The forest crossing is characterised by numerous terrain difficulties; however, during 2021, there was a growing concern in the elevated numbers of reports related to gender-based violence (GBV), and more specifically of sexual violence, targeted mainly at migrant women crossing the Darien gap.This project aims to strengthen local government protection capacity to improve physical and mental health of GBV survivors who have crossed the Darien gap. To achieve this, a mapping and an assessment of local protection actors, services, and current capacities to address GBV in Darien will be conducted (Output 1.1); local actors responsible for the overall support provided to migrants will increase their sensitivity and understanding on GBV through awareness raising trainings (Output 1.2); Standard Operating Procedures for the care of GBV survivors that guarantees their timely access to medical care and other key specialised support services in Darien will be developed in coordination with stakeholders (Output 1.3); the local institutional capacities on short-term psychosocial support of GBV survivors at the Migrant Reception Stations (MRS) in Darien will be strengthened through the development and implementation of training manuals (Output 1.4); a "Guide on rights and services for migrants in Panama: Migrant women and gender-locality of Darien" will be developed (Output 1.5); a GBV Safety Audit will be conducted and an Action Plan to prevent the risk of GBV at the MRS in Darien will be developed (Output 1.6); and MRS will increase their capacities (through equipment/material support) to pilot the activities identified in the GBV Safety Audit and the Action Plan (Output 1.7). This approach will lead to protection actors utilising the developed tools and knowledge acquired in their daily tasks with a rights-based and survivor-centred approach for the prevention of GBV and support of GBV survivors (Outcome 1). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Panama Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 15871 157944.35 126184.65 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 1011.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3364.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4413.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8572.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23115.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37818.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63668.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45326.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38580.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0338 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the past decade, Vietnamese adults and children have been among the top three nationalities of those referred as potential victims of trafficking in the UK National Referral Mechanism. Despite the significant efforts to prevent and eradicate the TIP from Viet Nam, the risks of smuggling and trafficking continue, especially due to exacerbated socio-economic situation in country since the COVID-19 pandemic. To address this issue, IOM Viet Nam is executing an additional three-year phase to “Tackling Modern Slavery in Viet Nam” project, to implement a coordinated series of interventions across the three pillars of Prevention, Protection and Prosecution. Based on the results and lessons learnt from the previous phases and in line with the National Program on Human Trafficking Prevention and Combat period 2021-2025 with a Vision to 2030, IOM will work closely with both central government partners and key actors on the ground. Activities will be rolled out at the national level with a particular focus on hotspot communities in key provinces. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 311333.34 1417904.54 1482337.09 534831.93 3200001.61 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3746406.9 3746406.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 577367.21 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618811.88 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 344180.23 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348984.77 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348542.46 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348542.46 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345477.39 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352564.1 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349872.77 1379.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 27943.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16522.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 47933.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 3956.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 25189.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 9374.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 29040.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1342.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 32064.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 31665.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 17401.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 29778.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 36125.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 21794.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 100554.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 30532.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135919.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475406.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264022.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207369.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206042.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268667.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206329.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208403.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229001.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0339 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Traditionally, Dominica has placed the provision of welfare to its citizens as a top priority on the national agenda. Over the last few years, the government has renewed this commitment and expanded it to include welfare and protection-oriented services to all the country’s residents – including migrants, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups. Despite recent efforts, protection needs continue to be regularly brought to the attention of the country’s authorities, specifically in relation to child abuse and discrimination-related incidents impacting the most marginalised. This project aims to improve access to gender sensitive, protection-oriented services in Dominica, to the benefit of both migrant and local communities, and with a particular focus on the most vulnerable individuals within such communities. IOM will work side by side with the Government of Dominica, and particularly the Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment, Youth at Risk, Gender Affairs, Senior Security and Dominicans with Disabilities (the Ministry) and civil society partners, to improve the ability to deliver protection-oriented social services, in line with international standards and best practices. These medium-term developments will be triggered by key outputs, including a mapping and assessment of both the current system for the delivery of protection-oriented social services to vulnerable populations, as well as a gender-sensitive, protection-attentive mapping of local communities themselves (host and migrant); then, the project will support the development of SOPs on the delivery of protection-oriented social services to vulnerable populations (in both local and migrant communities), for the Ministry’s officials, staff from civil society organizations and relevant private sector providers; finally, it will ensure said individuals and entities have a solid understanding of protection related issues and thus fully own said SOPs. Furthermore, the project envisions that, individuals within local communities, both local and migrant, will apply their increased knowledge on vulnerability and protection mechanisms to make more informed decisions on, and usage of, protection services. With this situation in mind, this project aims to improve access to gender sensitive, protection-oriented services in Dominica, to the benefit of both migrant and local communities, and with a particular focus on the most vulnerable individuals within such communities. IOM plans to work side by side with the Government of Dominica, and particularly the Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment, Youth at Risk, Gender Affairs, Senior Security and Dominicans with Disabilities (the Ministry) and civil society partners, to improve abilities to deliver protection-oriented social services, in line with international standards and best practices. These medium-term developments will be triggered by key outputs, including a mapping and assessment of both the current system for the delivery of protection-oriented social services to vulnerable populations, as well as a gender-sensitive, protection-attentive mapping of local communities themselves (host and migrant); then, the project will support the development of SOPs on the delivery of protection-oriented social services to vulnerable populations (in both local and migrant communities), for the Ministry’s officials, staff from civil society organizations and relevant private sector providers; finally, it will ensure said individuals and entities have a solid understanding of protection related issues and thus fully own said SOPs. Furthermore, the project envisions that, individuals within local communities, both local and migrant, will apply their increased knowledge on vulnerability and protection mechanisms to make more informed decisions on, and usage of, protection services. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dominica Dominica Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4723.34 79027.46 216249.2 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 2161.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6664.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46648.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24072.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3301.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25774.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20450.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76773.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0340 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Human trafficking has emerged as a pressing human rights and security issue in Viet Nam and the surrounding region in the past decades. The Government of Viet Nam is making significant efforts to improve the prevention and prosecution of trafficking in persons (TIP) – a trend which it recognizes to significantly hamper safe and humane migration, as well as the country’s overall security and well-being. These efforts include the establishment of a relevant legislative framework (the 2011 Law on Human Trafficking Prevention and Combat), a rise in prosecutions of traffickers, increased law enforcement and victim assistance budgets, and large-scale awareness campaigns in communities identified as most vulnerable to trafficking. The legislative efforts so far, however, have not ensured the provision of coherent TIP data collection, management, nor reporting. Steps forward have been made regarding the latter challenges, as the Government tasked the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) as the coordinating agency for national TIP database establishment and management. It is in this context that this project aims, in close collaboration with the MPS, to contribute to enhancing evidence-based, data-driven decision making by the Government of Viet Nam to effectively tackle trafficking in persons (TIP) across the country. It will do so by ensuring that Vietnamese counter-trafficking agencies (including MPS, Supreme People’s Court, Supreme People’s Procuracy, Ministry of Labour - Invalids and Social Affairs, Border Guard) adopt more standardized, gender-sensitive data collection, management and reporting processes to produce new data and reports on TIP. To achieve these aims, the project foresees supporting capacity development for the MPS and relevant counter-trafficking agencies (including SPP, SPC, Border Guard and MOLISA) on the set-up and use of standardized tools and methodologies for producing structured information and effectively reporting on TIP; and providing these entities with coordination platforms where to discuss, gain information and brainstorm on the added-value of structured data processes in the field of TIP, which are to be institutionalised and used sustainably over time. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4375 139539.45 156085.55 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 83.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29009.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74113.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7964.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39275.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14380.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66195.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0341 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to scale up its protection response, deploying IOM protection field staff in several locations and bolstering the capacity of local non-governmental organizations (NGOs). IOM and partners will also sensitize other key stakeholders carrying a shared responsibility for the protection of vulnerable populations, including national and international humanitarian actors and government officials. Sensitization will focus on protection and prevention core concepts, including referral processes for persons with protection needs, such as survivors of trafficking. IOM and its partner NGOs will engage the community through awareness activities to prevent human trafficking and mitigate other protection risks and threats, targeting some 10,000 individuals. Through case management services, IOM and partners will directly assist some 500 conflict-affected men, women, boys and girls who have experienced or are at high risk of human trafficking, gender-based violence, conflict-related sexual violence, and other forms of harm. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 333133.48 666266.97 9999999.83 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999400.45 999400.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 989413.28 -157.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45001.72 40152.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 131468.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 101200.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5482.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47136.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2496.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55616.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121395.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177452.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242021.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19988.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0342 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote the victim centered approach to counter trafficking and victim support efforts in Uzbekistan, by means of enhancing access to psychosocial services and reintegration means for victims, as well as contributing to capacities of government entities, government funded shelters and NGOs, fostering social partnership, improving legal frameworks of victim protection, which lead to strengthened victim identification, protection and referral. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uzbekistan +998 71 120 56 97 iomuz@iom.int www.iom.kz UN Compound #2 14, Mahmud Tarobiy street, Tashkent 100090, Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 63614.51 206319.19 337130.52 142935.7 749999.92 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749999.92 749999.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34456 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34456 11924 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11924 65467 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65467 67688 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67688 35760 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35760 33644 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33644 46885 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46885 77902 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77902 62426 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62426 7653.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34455.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23744.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73249.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59476.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24367.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40106.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55428.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84360.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90859.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0344 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint programme has been designed to provide strengthened access to protection and lifesaving support to vulnerable communities and women and girls at risk and survivors of GBV and trafficking during this complex crisis in Sri Lanka. The interventions seek to provide a lifesaving, survivor-centred, multisectoral approach to integrating risk mitigation actions to ensure women and girls are not exposed to further harm. The response strategy integrates key components of ensuring shelters are strengthened for ongoing operations and able to take in new victims/survivors; psychosocial support services for women and girls at risk and survivors of GBV and trafficking; referral pathways established and popularized for holistic response to survivors of GBV/trafficking. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 77400.76 236599.34 314000.1 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314000.1 314000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314000 -2062.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2062.92 32.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12267.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189137.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103103.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17351.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12131.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2091.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0345 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Papua New Guinea can significantly benefit from support to align the national legal and regulatory framework with international human rights protection standards for victims and potential victims of trafficking and other vulnerable groups. The project aims to support the Government's efforts in better preparing for accession to the UN Convention on Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC) and the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children (TIP Protocol). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10778.83 186958.21 102262.96 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 1334.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13713.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18907.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10129.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29437.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39996.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1105.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0346 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Programme (JP) between WFP, UNICEF, and IOM supports the development of responses to cushion impacts of the global emergency and build resilience to future shocks In Egypt. All activities also especially focus on vulnerable populations, targeting better understanding of needs across groups and identification of responses tailored to different populations. This includes identifying how the crisis has impacted women and men differently to develop appropriately targeted evidence-based initiatives. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 17128.95 66357.96 83486.91 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83486.91 83486.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83487 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83487 -24516.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24516.4 0.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.32 4118.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51414.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4377.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -940.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0347 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Coordinated Mekong Ministerial Initiative against Trafficking (COMMIT) is one of the most promising initiatives to combat human trafficking in the sub-region. To fulfill the commitments made in the joint plans of action and harness its full potential of cooperation, this project will contribute to strengthening transnational referrals in Cambodia by operationalizing two COMMIT tools: Victim Identification and Referral Mechanisms: Common Guidelines for the Greater Mekong Sub-region; and COMMIT Common Indicators for First Responders. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1944.44 75909.97 22145.59 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5583 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5583 -5000.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000.27 1066.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5777.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17576.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17500.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18925.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24822.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3747.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0348 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will leverage the Organization's in-country pre-war work as well as global-level experience for countering trafficking in persons (TiP) in crisis. IOM will be assisting primarily TiP survivors as well as individuals who are crisis-affected and at high risk of human trafficking. Other activities will be focused on the typical counter-trafficking (CT) pillars but will be adapted to the new reality. The inevitable part of the project activities will be focused on integration of CT indicators into the humanitarian response of a variety of stakeholders operating in Ukraine. Both the capacity building activities as well as data collection, will be based on IOM's expertise within the global project "Addressing Human Trafficking in Emergency Contexts", and will adapt the good practices to be relevant to the current Ukrainian contexts. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 291235.49 520367.81 569052.88 493100.62 126243.94 2000000.74 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.74 2000000.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46477 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46477 15979 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15979 76367 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76367 61223 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61223 169051 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169051 46986 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46986 58816 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58816 74596 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74596 77184 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77184 572.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28901.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24044.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8773.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 452.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13544.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 673.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45802.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25849.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54019.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72896.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107564.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69827.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52904.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58820.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87323.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0350 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will implement this project to meet the protection and assistance needs of Lebanese migrants, non-refugee populations, and refugees attempting to leave by sea, by i.) meeting the immediate life-saving humanitarian and longer-term protection needs of irregular migrants, refugees, and/or their families in the wake of incidents at sea or boat returns, including through direct assistance and strengthening community-based protection mechanisms, ii.) strengthening community awareness to prevent irregular migration/onward movements in targeted areas, and iii.) developing state and other actors’ capacity to respond effectively and appropriately to irregular migration incidences at sea or at the point of departure. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 723129.79 276870.16 999999.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.95 999999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 72405.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 55026.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30823.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 27478.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71145.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144576.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259242.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373844.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -34542.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0353 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The situation quickly deteriorated, with major attacks being reported across the country, including in the capital, Kyiv. Immediately after the attacks began, a spike in migratory flows was observed from Ukraine into neighbouring countries, including the Republic of Moldova. This high influx of refugees and Third Country Nationals (TCNs) brings an unprecedented situation for the Republic of Moldova, a country of only 2.5 million people and an economy already heavily impacted by two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through this project, IOM is seeling to strengthen the protection response in Moldova, by providing assistance and building capacities of local and national authorities so the needs of the most vulnerable are met, particularly women, children, older persons, minority groups and persons living with disabilities. Protection programming aims to restore the dignity and rights of those who have experienced violence such as gender-based violence (GBV) survivors and persons with disabilities. IOM also recognizes the need to establish adequate response mechanisms and strengthen an integrated approach to border management to ultimately facilitate, assist, and protect conflict-affected populations crossing borders and ensure safe pathways are guaranteed by rights-based policies and procedures. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Ukraine Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 489261.84 1980453.12 1997970.45 879087.5 4999999.68 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5346772.91 5346772.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5219206.68 45767.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 102648.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 133070.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 62947.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60283.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43114.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 9080.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 79986.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 126778.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11003.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31690.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171815.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168024.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 613271.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 761355.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586029.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 597259.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388875.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0355 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is to support the Government of Eswatini on its efforts to protect victims of trafficking (VoTs) and gender-based violence through a victim-centered and trauma-informed approach. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kingdom of Eswatini Kingdom of Eswatini Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 37699.68 62300.33 100000.01 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.01 100000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2434 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2434 6693 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6693 22137 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22137 57423 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57423 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 2434.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14342.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25679.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46230.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0356 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is conducting research on the policy and legal frameworks relevant to the identification and response to victims of trafficking in prison in the UK. The project will conduct interviews with key stakeholders and survivors of trafficking who have experience of being in prison in the UK. The data and evidence collected will be used to produce a research report. A dissemination event will take place at the end of the project to share the research report and to highlight the key findings and recommendations of the research with relevant stakeholders. University of Essex International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 34616.43 46861.06 67666.74 Contracted Grant Amount University of Essex International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81477.49 81477.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40856.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Essex International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50565.48 12964.54 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Essex International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16837.06 13845.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Essex International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16884.48 -0.24 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked University of Essex International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1127.96 29073.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19193.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18548.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16320.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0361 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to reduce vulnerabilities and adverse drivers leading to onward movement by strengthening resilience of migrants in eastern Sudan by contributing towards the following three project outcomes: (1) The MRRC Khartoum, MRCs in Gedaref and Kassala, and their referral partners further improve the protection environment for vulnerable migrants in the target states by expanding existing coordination mechanisms; (2) The resilience among vulnerable migrants and host communities in the target states is enhanced, most notably through the improved access to critical services and social cohesion initiatives; and (3) Vulnerable Ethiopian migrants in Gedaref and Kassala have continued and consistent access to protection and other assistance, as well as support for safe and dignified return and sustainable solutions. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 445187.85 2344364.81 124178.26 2699999.7 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2913730.92 2913730.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2710843.37 30741 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5645 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261531.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402331.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553278.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335311.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261397.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28350 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490845.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396375.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165535.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0362 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide immediate protection-sensitive humanitarian assistance and contribute to sustainable protection solutions for stranded migrants in Belarus, including facilitating their voluntary humanitarian return. IOM will prioritize this funding for food, shelter, non-food items (NFIs), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), protection, and emergency health assistance and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services (MHPSS). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 985082.71 314917.75 1300000.46 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300000.46 1300000.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 866666 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 866666 325000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325000 108334 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108334 -0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.08 26689.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13049.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13893.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 221259.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213574.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275669.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274036.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206379.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31129.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24319.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0363 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening the capacities of the Government of El Salvador to provide access to adolescent returnees to programmes on violence prevention, gender (new masculinities), and prevention of irregular migration. To achieve this, manuals will be developed to increase the capacities of the Salvadoran Institute for the Development of Children and Adolescents' government officials (ISNA for its initials in Spanish) to offer psychosocial support and apply conflict resolution techniques with adolescent returnees. The ISNA's Centers for the Care of Childhood, Youth, and Family (CANAF for its initials in Spanish) will then use these manuals to strengthen their capacities through the implementation of socio-educational measures on violence prevention, gender, prevention of irregular migration, and professional and social skills for adolescent returnees. Finally, an action plan will be developed to replicate these programmes. As a result, it is expected that the ISNA will integrate the action plan into its Annual Operational Plans to implement additional programmes on violence prevention, gender, and prevention of irregular migration for adolescent returnees in the future. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2916.63 97083.37 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 4626.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7126.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10936.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21582.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50728.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0364 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the baseline prevalence survey and gap analysis, this John Jay-IOM team will obtain a detailed picture of the current state of human trafficking in the fishing sector in Puntarenas, its nature and scope, service needs, and communities amenable to interventions. Based on the findings of this research, the project team and key partners will select 3-5 communities to participate in a counter-trafficking intervention program. New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 18055.41 291057.99 259245.12 201176.4 34328.31 803863.23 Contracted Grant Amount New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) 803863.23 803863.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 601931.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) 601931.5 100965.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New York University International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100965.75 11603.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73432.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -874.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17148.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36496.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27307.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46761.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59930.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64906.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0365 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to enhancing protection for refugees and migrants in Colombia, Peru, and other LAC countries, particularly among Venezuelan women and girls. In Colombia, IOM will strengthen prevention and response to sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, within the framework of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in both virtual and trafficking in persons contexts. In Peru, IOM will improve access to regularization among Venezuelan refugees and migrants, particularly women and girls – ultimately contributing to their integration and protection. To achieve this, the initiative aims at the following outcomes: Increased awareness and access by children and adolescents, particularly girls, to initiatives and services that prevent sexual exploitation in project locations; increased effectiveness of Sexual Exploitation response routes and protocols, particularly for girls and adolescent girls; Venezuelan refugees and migrants, particularly women and girls, are informed and supported in accessing regularization and protection services; strengthened government institutions improve provision of gender-sensitive regularization and documentation services for Venezuelan refugees and migrants, particularly women and girls, strengthened regional capacities to respond to trafficking of Venezuelan refugees and migrants, particularly women and girls in LAC. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama South America IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with no inclusion of gender issues 676634.53 1360284.38 1447598.56 198866.4 4982214.3 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3683383.87 3683383.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2282215 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1718535.39 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1477104.87 700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515084.62 78140.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60444.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 94950.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 69922.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 13138.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30783.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 7158.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5201.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 42944.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -81.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 159801.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 15433.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15353.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 41347.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4892.38 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156338.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209426.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6148.87 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13423.04 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451122.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228614.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338997.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5633.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179528.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216526.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238.79 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0366 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Working conditions on fishing vessels operating in the Pacific can be characterized by long hours, high levels of risk, poor living conditions, low pay and extended time at sea. Those employed on fishing vessels may face a range of challenges from poor working conditions to labour rights violations and human trafficking. Member States of the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) have demonstrated commitment to addressing this issue through the recent adoption of Minimum Terms and Conditions (MTCs) on labour conditions for crew however, challenges remain in the effective implementation and enforcement of these MTCs. This creates a gap in the institutional and operational frameworks that should be in place to protect the rights of those working on fishing vessels, resulting in a significant “decent work deficit” for those employed on fishing vessels. Furthermore, more information is required by key stakeholders, aspirant fishers and the general public on the scale and scope of poor working conditions, labour rights violations and human trafficking in the fishing industry. At present, prevention and protection interventions for those employed on fishing vessels - predominantly men - are often lacking or insufficient.The proposed intervention aims to address these challenges in the Federated States of Micronesia, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu, through a focus on two outcomes: 1) Pacific Island Countries identify and address poor working conditions, labour rights violations and human trafficking in the fishing sector; and 2) Journalists, media organizations and other actors in Pacific Island Countries raise awareness on the scale and scope of poor working conditions, labour rights violations and human trafficking on fishing vessels. This is to be achieved by assessing strengths and gaps in the counter-trafficking responses of target countries, and then using the findings to support increased coordination and training of relevant actors, and secondly by training journalists, media associations and other actors who share information to report accurately and ethically on working conditions and human trafficking in the Pacific. This project provides co-financing to the New Zealand-funded project PX.0259 "Labour Standards on Fishing Vessels". IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands Oceania IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Tuvalu Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 34611.83 188103.75 155792.94 21491.48 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 12616.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28117.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46639.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31977.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14857.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29275.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99513.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35759.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0368 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project offers enhanced reintegration services to victims of trafficking who desire to start a business. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America Western Africa Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 126603.45 506413.8 366982.94 1000000.19 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.19 1000000.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4439 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4439 37957 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37957 177576 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177576 240120 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240120 98421 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98421 216724 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216724 53024 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53024 148099 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148099 12656.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108596.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132120.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206719.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180716.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157135.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154873.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23541.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0370 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to facilitate the voluntary return of victims and witnesses of human trafficking identified in Switzerland, as well as victims according to the Victim Support Act within the prostitution sector, and to contribute to their sustainable reintegration in their country of origin. This specific project foresees a flexible and efficient operational and administrative framework to ensure a dignified and needs-tailored return of this highly vulnerable target group. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 196120 196120 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196120 196120 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19948 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19948 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -45277.42 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45277.42 242.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -242.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12670.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12629.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1350 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1311 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18935.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24561.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2112.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0371 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of officials from the Units of Temporary Protection and Residence to increase the number of internal referrals for victim identification process. In addition, through provision of need-based in-cash and in-kind assistance such as delivering interpretation services for victim identification interviews, transportation, accommodation, food and non-food items, psychosocial support, access to legal and health services and others, IOM aims to contribute to decreasing the protection risks of individuals who are either referred for victim identification processes or identified as victims. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17410.88 82727.33 7136.56 99999.84 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107274.77 107274.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86926 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89892.45 13074 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14180.04 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4584.53 4514.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11956.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9585.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18637.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52135.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11813.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0372 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to improve the regional prevention capacities and protection services for Venezuelan victims of trafficking and for those at risk of becoming victims. The initiative will rely on IOM's existing operational capacity in the region to support awareness raising among communities and service providers and improve coordination and referral mechanisms. To achieve this, the project will focus on strengthening skills and knowledge of relevant stakeholders and institutions in the region to provide a counter trafficking response, through the development and validation of a regional toolkit for the early identification of potential victims of trafficking. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Panama Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Paraguay Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Argentina Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 165685.34 25426.23 179999.9 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191111.57 191111.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191897.65 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2065.45 7266.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28528.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119027.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39140.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0373 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to ensure the protection of migrants from modern slavery by facilitating information services on the risks of irregular migration through the information hubs. This aim will be accomplished by strengthening the capacities of local partners to improve the management of the information hubs in Chinandega, Rivas and Nueva Segovia. Moreover, this initiative seeks to develop capacity building actions to involve new partners such as local governments and the private sector for the creation of information hubs in Chinandega, Rivas (Cardenas) and Nueva Segovia (Jalapa). International Organization for Migration (IOM) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office IOM - Nicaragua +505 2 278 95 69 jmmartinez@iom.int https://nicaragua.iom.int/es Ofiplaza El Retiro Edificio 5, 2 Piso, Suite 522 Rotonda el Periodista 150 mts al Su, Managua +505, Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with no inclusion of gender issues 36745.87 3254.14 40000.01 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000.01 40000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 40000.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0374 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon the successful first phase, and with the overall objective of supporting the government of the KSA to strengthen and operationalize its counter trafficking system in line with the National Action Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) for 2021 to 2023, the proposed project has been developed in response to challenges identified both by government stakeholders, as well as to those outlined in the U.S. State Department TIP Reports between 2019 – 2022 and in line with commitments made through the United Nations Cooperation Framework, signed in 2022. This proposed initiative will build upon the substantial achievements already undertaken by the government of KSA, and in collaboration with IOM, to combat TIP, and look towards accomplishing both short-term and medium-term goals. The actions under the programme have been fully aligned with the Government Priorities outlined in NAPTIP (Pillar 1, Goal 1, 2, 3 and 4; Pillar 2, Goal 1 and 2; and Pillar 4, Goal 1) and will be structured on the following seven outcomes: The GoKSA is supported to strategically assess the reality of TIP in KSA, through the development of research and analysis of capabilities to inform policy Increased awareness and understanding of the public on TIP in KSA, through partnerships and targeted campaigns The GoKSA are equipped with examples of international best practices, to support adoption or adaptation of key anti-trafficking legislation and initiatives The NCCHT and its affiliated entities have strengthened institutional capabilities, underpinned by evidenced based programming Counter-trafficking stakeholders have increased capabilities for rapid identification of victims of all forms of trafficking and for effective response, within clearly defined institutional frameworks Institutional frameworks are enhanced to provide comprehensive protection and assistance services to victims in accordance with best practice Strengthened cooperation, partnerships and knowledge exchange in prevention, protection and prosecution   Short-term interventions are those activities that will aim to enhance the immediate capacity of relevant counter TIP actors in order to more adequately fulfil their roles within the overall counter TIP system. This will include the roll out of trainings for a wide range of actors. This proposal was developed to build upon the actions facilitated under the Project ‘Strengthening mechanisms to combat human trafficking in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia phase 1’. With this in mind, the project will continue to implement activities that lead to the following concrete outputs: Outcome 1 – The GoKSA is supported to strategically assess the reality of TIP in KSA, through the development of research and analysis of capabilities to inform policy As custodians of the Counter Trafficking Data Collaborative (CTDC)23 and co-developers (with UNODC) of the first international classification standard on human trafficking data, IOM will support the GoKSA to conduct research on the main characteristics of TIP, including national and transnational TIP crimes (Output 1.1). This will be done through an initial high level workshop to establish priorities and challenges relating to data collection and usage and then used to tailor training that will then be facilitated with technical staff, regarding using administrative data on TIP, and in line with the International Classification of Crime for Statistical (ICCS) purposes. This will support the Government’s coordination on TIP data and therefore ultimately the fight against human trafficking, at the national and international level, through a deeper and more complete view of the problem at hand. This increased knowledge on data management and usage will be utilized to facilitate a study on main characteristics leading to forced labour from the act of recruitment to identification and response and will engage an academic institution in cooperation of a call for studies on topics related to TIP, with an award issued for best study. To complement the research into Trafficking in Person International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Human Rights Commission IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain Saudi Arabia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 769388.16 1148980.17 81639.28 2000007.61 Contracted Grant Amount Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Human Rights Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000007.61 2000007.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000003.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Human Rights Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000003.81 1000003.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Human Rights Commission International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000003.81 368.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 165868.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176362.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200212.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367039.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247358.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275043.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214162.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245189.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0375 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's overall objective is to contribute to supporting the governments in countries of origin along the main routes from Northern and Western Africa across the desert and the Mediterranean to promote more informed migration and more effective support to promote socio-economic opportunities as part of Government of Italy's strategy to address irregular migration and trafficking in human beings. Specifically, the project will raise awareness on socio-economic opportunities and promote empowerment as alternatives to irregular migration in five North and West African countries (Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Senegal, The Gambia and Tunisia), through activities, which aim: to ensure a broad dissemination of educational messages to the most marginalized and most affected communities; to engage and empower local communities, returning migrants, potential migrants and diaspora through their active involvement in the project and their inclusion in capacity building and training initiatives; to actively involve media as change agents to disseminate the right information on migration risks and on socio-economic opportunities available. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Italy World Tunisia Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Italy Guinea Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 90025.56 993495.96 1112520.12 463548.13 2499876.45 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2659589.77 2659589.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2499876.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2585187.5 83099.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253565.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230692.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275955.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125933.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287161.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428533.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317308.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0376 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Cooperation on Migration and Partnerships to Achieve Sustainable Solution (COMPASS) is a multi-year programme funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and implemented by the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The programme seeks to ensure that migrants of all gender and diversity groups have access to protection-sensitive pathways and are empowered to contribute to the sustainable development of their communities. COMPASS is entering its third and final year of implementation and the focus will be towards reinforcing the tripartite collaboration between the Government of the Netherlands, COMPASS partner states and IOM in guiding safe migration and addressing common challenges with the commitment to leave no one behind. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2205762.31 20534648.32 21119416.66 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22740410.63 22740410.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18119416 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19420595.93 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3289473.68 8157.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 28743.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 40247.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 16316.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21675.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 278949.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6886.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 89953.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 418 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 20757.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 111148.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 329.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -27500.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1028.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2055607.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3834290.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4780138.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5470942.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4211509.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1187564.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23275.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23192.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0377 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This UN-to-UN partnership between IOM and UNHCR is to ensure uninterrupted food and basic services provision to the 151 Sri Lankan migrants during the asylum seeker registration and refugee status review process. Services to be provided include: (1) provision of food and beverage; (2) medical assistance; and (3) facilities maintenance for water, sanitation and hygiene. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 172972.02 172972.02 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172972.02 172972.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108974.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108974.15 63997.88 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63997.88 -5585.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5585.01 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 81683.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75422.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10281.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0378 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Morocco seeks to contribute to improving migration management in Morocco through an enhanced protection system that will respond to the immediate needs of migrants in terms of health care services, food, clothing, and shelter, and the socio-economic integration of migrants through the promotion of employability and income generating activities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Morocco Morocco Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4526.71 146973.27 151499.98 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151499.98 151499.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151500 -513.27 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -513.27 8491.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71270.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 741.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8563.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17220.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19780.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19179.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5738.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0379 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project targets strengthening the anti-trafficking response of key stakeholders and the victim protection mechanisms in Türkiye. To this aim, IOM will support the development of Third National Action Plan on Counter Trafficking through the establishment of a technical working group, organization of workshops and meetings with relevant stakeholders including public institutions, academia and NGOs and organization of study visits to observe best practices. To ensure safe accommodation, necessary living conditions and adequate services for victims of human trafficking, three selected shelter buildings will be renovated and refurbished. For the management of selected victim of trafficking shelters, NGOs will be selected and contracted and their capacities will be developed through trainings to appropriately assist victims of trafficking in human beings. Complementary to all these efforts, the project will also deliver cascaded counter-trafficking trainings to public sector, private sector, and NGO representatives to develop their capacities for coordinating and implementing effective trafficking prevention strategies and victim assistance at the national and local level. In addition, an awareness raising campaign will be developed and implemented among particularly vulnerable individuals and the public on how to recognize trafficking in human being indicators and seek assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1350863.32 1743232.07 2083606.2 148785.74 4950000.68 Contracted Grant Amount Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5326487.33 5326487.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1683980.38 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1795288.25 68053.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183498.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210203.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162084.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190559.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364732.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338131.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368636.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0380 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) proposes this intervention to address the protection and social cohesion needs of Ukrainian refugees, Third-Country Nationals (TCNs), and vulnerable residents of hosting communities in the Republic of Moldova. The proposed project is aligned with the Regional Refugee Response Plan (RRRP) and IOM’s mid-term strategy for Moldova. It was developed in coordination with national and local authorities as part of the ongoing work under the National Referral Mechanism for Victims of Crime (NRMV), and will support the operationalization of IOM’s Area-Based Approach (ABA) in targeted communities. Activities underlying the Outcome 1 result statement were designed to support the realization of NRMV Specific Objectives – a set of concrete Government priorities building on almost a decade of IOM’s technical assistance. Social Cohesion activities and the resulting output underlying Outcome 2 were developed in coordination with local authorities, IOM’s in-country partners, and local civil society. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 409385.87 540150.45 899999.9 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949536.32 949536.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 944386.15 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69018.36 57149.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 286719.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 108790.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30227.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143683.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152966.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222761.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11104.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0381 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Climate Resilience Against Trafficking and Exploitation (CREATE) project is a pilot initiative focusing on the nexus between climate change and human trafficking. Working at the community-level in key hotspot locations in Ethiopia and Philippines, the project will seek to reduce risks of trafficking by supporting the communities to be more climate-resilient and trafficking-aware. The project will also contribute to enhancing the evidence-base on the ways in which climate change can impact migration and vulnerability to trafficking, and generate learning about potential responses. UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Philippines Ethiopia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 111400.55 512277.25 710003.21 1065445.8 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333681.01 1333681.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53333 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64567.8 56749 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71382.39 107305 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136694.27 110857 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135687.88 216169 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273631.65 137781 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175293.89 207971 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office - Modern Slavery Unit International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268234.32 61857.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68122.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103067.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104725.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234442.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161830.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1529.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169955.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165747.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0382 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme fosters migrant women’s protection, empowerment, and well-being by supporting the elaboration of gender-responsive public policies as well as the implementation of direct gender-based violence specific programming in Central America and the Dominican Republic. The proposal is structured around two outcomes. Partners at the regional level develop and implement improved strategies and interventions on migrant women protection and economic empowerment as a channel to reduce threats and vulnerabilities associated to gender-based violence. Stakeholders at the regional level address more systematically the needs and experiences of women and girls on the move and in vulnerable communities, into climate change, environmental degradation, and disasters initiatives. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Luxembourg - Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Panama IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 651911.35 898067.95 600501.88 1980000.77 Contracted Grant Amount Luxembourg - Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2150481.18 2150481.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 980000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050375.13 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550660.79 110260.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 78200.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 89864.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 29546.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65158.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242512.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180918.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112495.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117885.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157270.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197712.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0385 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at informing the general Swiss public and professionals that human trafficking also occurs in Switzerland and who to contact in case of suspicion. The topic will be addressed in different ways through events and activities organised by various partners throughout Switzerland. The series of events take place around the 18th October. Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 88630.9 81651.99 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88630.9 88630.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81652 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87892.36 -11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12.5 0.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3629.44 14.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32601.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17440.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35944.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5508.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0388 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main beneficiaries of the project are victims of trafficking (VOTs), mainly female victims of sexual exploitation, the shelters run by the NGOs ‘Rahmdillik’, ‘Oydin Nur’ and ‘Istiqlol Avlodi’ and key GoU entities, including National Commission on Countering Human Trafficking and Labour Exploitation, National Gender Commission, and Ministry of Internal Affairs. IOM will work with these NGOs and Government partners to enhance access to psychosocial services for VOTs at their shelters. Other NGOs and the relevant GoU entities will be involved in the advocacy workshops to improve the capacity of identification of VOTs who are in need of psychosocial support and referral of these VOTs to the shelters. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uzbekistan +998 71 120 56 97 iomuz@iom.int www.iom.kz UN Compound #2 14, Mahmud Tarobiy street, Tashkent 100090, Uzbekistan Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 48576.85 39570.02 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48576.85 48576.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42117.93 3979.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5005.62 -0.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1418.16 48541.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0390 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project has been developed to support the 2022-2023 Venezuela’s Humanitarian Response Plan and has as its overall objective to improve the response to victims of trafficking (VoT) in Amazonas, Apure and Sucre. The proposed intervention will focus on: i) enhancing the capacity of key local actors on human trafficking prevention, detection and assistance to VoT International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 598935.59 26064.91 625000.5 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625000.5 625000.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 625000 0.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.13 95333.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 170656.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6583.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54145.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143019.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84219.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71550.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -508.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0391 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacities of key stakeholders and raise awareness among target communities in the Amazon Region in Brazil about TiP issues and risks in the context of illegal mining, in particular traditional and indigenous communities, with a special focus on the sexual exploitation of women and girls. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 74120.88 30327.26 83000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104448.14 104448.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75093.87 23000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29003.78 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1726.22 1264.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99747.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8229.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3665.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0392 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As the lead agency of Quito Process Trafficking and Smuggling Working Group, IOM has committed to providing technical and financial support for the Prevention and Prosecution of the crime of Trafficking in Persons, as well as the protection and assistance to its victims; and to coordinating the required actions for the implementation of international cooperation projects in this area, as identified by the Group of Friends of the Quito Process and in alignment with the needs and priorities of the Quito Process member states.Therefore, IOM will continue the efforts implemented in the first phase of the “Protection and Assistance to Venezuelan Migrants Victims of Trafficking” project, to improve regional response capacities and protection services for Venezuelan victims of trafficking and for those at risk of becoming victims. The project’s second phase will continue to improve the capacities of relevant stakeholders and institutions in the region to provide a counter-trafficking response. The outputs aim to provide the needed technical support for member states to achieve the proposed actions established by the Regional Coordination Mechanism of the Quito Process as well as expand VoTs’ access to protection-related and assistance services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Dominican Republic Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Argentina Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 16447.92 205326.76 199999.92 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221774.68 221774.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213447.17 28846.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84456.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101602.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0395 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation in 2022 has exponentially increased the population's vulnerabilities to human trafficking and gender based violence (GBV), protection risks for children, international migrants and internally-displaced persons (IDPs), which root causes and drivers were already exacerbated by the significant economic stagnation in the country derived from the COVID-19 pandemic and the protracted armed conflict in eastern Ukraine. With this project, IOM aims to contribute to reducing trafficking in persons trends in Ukraine and sustain the national counter-trafficking response. This objective will be achieved through enabling fully-functioning state-led counter-trafficking response at national and local levels; implementing awareness raising activities and promoting strategic partnerships; and ensuring access to comprehensive reintegration assistance for victims of trafficking (VoTs), victims of exploitation, GBV survivors and other vulnerable groups, including by enhancing economic opportunities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3615398.41 4384601.62 8000000.03 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8000000.03 8000000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436 324121 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324121 719052 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719052 1519427 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1519427 979367 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 979367 1553898 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1553898 2243007 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2243007 613736 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 613736 17635.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 280230.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 231085.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 358567.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 638157.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 451880.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 493517.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 122654.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35169.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222339.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 594703.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 845828.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869461.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1641101.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 952281.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217677.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0396 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To respond to the protection needs of the Haitian repatriated migrants upon arrival, the project will provide comprehensive assistance (psychosocial support, medical and documentation assistance, water and hot meals etc.) in order to alleviate their suffering and ensure a dignified return home. In addition the project will project will sensitize the communities about the risk of irregular movements while promoting safe and orderly migration, hence access to documentation and regular pathways. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 60616.25 50000.33 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60616.25 60616.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60532.69 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3260.07 4825.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16918.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2987.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39060.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0397 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to the reduction of vulnerability to trafficking in persons among vulnerable individuals, communities, and populations in Tajikistan, specifically through the promotion of safe migration and increased access to trauma-informed, age-appropriate, gender- and culturally sensitive services. This overall objective will be achieved by improving access to information and resources around safe migration for migrants who intend to engage in international labour migration, as well as engaging a broad range of stakeholders in whole-of-society and whole-of-government approaches to Counter-Trafficking in Persons and to improving service delivery for victims of trafficking (VOTs) and potential VOTs. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tajikistan +992 37 221 03 02 dushanbeinfo@iom.int 22a, Vtoroy proezd Azizbekova stree, Dushanbe, Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 956137.86 78862.14 1035000 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1035000 1035000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18217 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18217 65411 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65411 154382 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154382 71691 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71691 91767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91767 247903 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247903 188924 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 188924 -116.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 89827.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113736.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25073.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111585.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101350.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83542.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107088.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156210.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175599.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to ensure the continuous operation of Safe Areas in the Greek islands, providing unnacompanied migrant children (UMC) with safe shelter and child-appropriate support. The project will contribute to national efforts to improve the well-being and access to fundamental rights of UMC arriving to the Greek islands, by ensuring that UMC living in the Safe Areas have access to immediate assistance in line with their best interest. The project is complemented by the project 'Merimna II- Protection', which includes child protection activities in the context of the Safe Areas Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 558840.76 499999.79 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 558840.76 558840.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334448.16 136763.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151119.68 0.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5765.63 66899.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15894.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116146.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144506.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147361.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1823.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1299.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0399 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the availability and further strengthening of safe and dignified assisted voluntary return, as well as sustainable reintegration in countries of origin (AVRR), for victims of trafficking and foreign citizens in prostitution or otherwise subject to exploitation in Sweden. Within this phase of the programme, the aim is to provide AVRR for a further 20 persons, with at least 70 potential beneficiaries informed of the programme. The programme will also continue to provide reintegration assistance to returnees from previous programme phases, an estimated 41 beneficiaries, in view of recovery and sustainable reintegration. All assistance will be tailored to meet the needs of the individual and will be guided by a victim-centred and rights-based approach, paying due attention to aspects such as age, ethnicity, and medical needs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Sweden Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 216509.78 434089.3 650599.08 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650599.08 650599.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117794 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117794 147000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147000 22206 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22206 203566 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203566 29960 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29960 130073 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130073 -36446 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36446 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.1 25740.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102393.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102516.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122481.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148241.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114349.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1568.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0402 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to ensure the continuous operation of Safe Areas in the Greek islands, providing unnacompanied migrant children (UMC) with safe shelter and child-appropriate support. The project will contribute to national efforts to improve the well-being and access to fundamental rights of UMC arriving to the Greek islands, by ensuring that UMC living in the Safe Areas have access to immediate assistance in line with their best interest. The project is complemented by the project 'Merimna II- Shelter', which includes the provision of shelter, food and NFIs in the context of the Safe Areas. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 563954.33 12500000.26 Contracted Grant Amount Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 563954.33 563954.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579777.37 -0.41 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19748.12 -2117000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -92769.5 26313.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140074.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141595.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137285.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19501.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2489.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0403 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will ensure that unaccompanied migrant children (UMC) identified in precarious living conditions have improved access to immediate accommodation and assistance tailored to their best interest. This will be achieved through a two-fold approach, addressing both the affected population’s needs as well as institutional gaps. Specifically, the project foresees the operation of emergency accommodation facilities (EAFs) where UMC will be hosted upon their identification and referral by the relevant authorities, namely SSPUAM, and until their placement to other care arrangements that are deemed suitable based on their best interest. On the institutional side, the SSPUAM’ s capacity in linking the EAFs with long-term solutions will be enhanced through the provision of technical support and specialized staff. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5014702.46 393125.98 4990370.41 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5407828.44 5407828.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1996148 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2137203.43 2495185 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2646007.42 142718.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158224.61 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80727.66 355988.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1347844.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1529907.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1403652.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234307.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150490.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0406 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to achieving the overall objective that potential Bangladeshi migrants and vulnerable Rohingya refugees are prevented from engaging with traffickers and smugglers. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 177701.87 293936.96 706001.2 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 471638.83 471638.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67704.81 260000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176032.5 346001 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230975.3 3241.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20522.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29301.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30867.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211396.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92497.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -52.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0407 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will enhance the capacity of the government and civil society to provide adequate protection and assistance, as well as prevention on human trafficking for which two results have been proposed: Outcome 1. The government and civil society enhance referral mechanisms, making it possible to provide specialized assistance to victims. For these purposes, an investigation will be carried out on the number of complaints of violence presented by Venezuelan women and other migrants in Greater Santo Domingo and resolution (Output 1.1). As well at Victims of trafficking receive health services including psychological and psychiatric assistance. (Output 1.2). Outcome 2. Young students of cinema, communication and audiovisual creators have become aware of human trafficking in the Dominican Republic, creating and disseminating audiovisual pieces of communication directed and produced for a young audience. Output 2.2 Promote the creation of short films, videos and reels for social media related to human trafficking in the Dominican Republic among young film producers. Product 2.3 Promote the participation of Dominican audiovisual products in the PLURAL+ youth video festival 2023 edition to obtain more visibility. International Organization for Migration (IOM) USA for IOM IOM - Dominican Republic +1 809 688 81 74 iomsantodomingo@iom.int Socorro Sãnchez 152-154 Gazcu, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 65000.04 65000.04 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000.04 65000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 6520.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31140.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27339.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0408 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to improve systems and mechanisms for the respect, protection and fulfilment of human rights of vulnerable groups through the enhancement of human rights compliant regulatory framework, strengthened human rights institutions and improved service delivery as a result of advocacy actions from CSOs and human rights defenders. Finally, the project will address the human rights capacity of the media and raise awareness of human rights for media outlets. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 87746.88 87747.36 87747.36 7312.28 270553.88 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270553.88 270553.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91433 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91433 91587 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91587 87534 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87534 15379.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 15886.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16747.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14340.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14129.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16665 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1309.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10435.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7666.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7712.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6210.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0409 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project is a logical continuation of the previous IOM project implemented with the support of INL/US Embassy in Kazakhstan. The project continues to focus on increasing identification of victims, and investigation and prosecution of trafficking in persons in Kazakhstan through enhanced capacity of law enforcement agencies, law enforcement academies and policy makers. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 36810.19 372923.06 290266.45 699999.7 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 699999.7 699999.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644887 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644887 55113 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55113 10591.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35164.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72037.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131055.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153929.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53876.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80757.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0410 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to ensure the continuous operation of Safe Areas in the Greek islands, providing unnacompanied migrant children (UMC) with safe shelter and child-appropriate support. The project will contribute to national efforts to improve the well-being and access to fundamental rights of UMC arriving to the Greek islands, by ensuring that UMC living in the Safe Areas have access to immediate assistance in line with their best interest. The project is complemented by the projects 'Merimna II- Shelter' and 'Merimna II- Protection) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 439670.55 400000 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439670.55 439670.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 440044 -43943.91 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47609.87 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8066.23 87830.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 116611.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 96770.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13703.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24392.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28555.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9246.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7257.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0411 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The conflict in Ukraine has created a regional humanitarian crisis. Over 8.02 million Ukrainians are internally displaced, and 5.98 million have fled into neighbouring countries. Moldova is a top refugee hosting and transit country. Over 460,000 refugees and TCNs have entered Moldova, with many continuing to Romania, Poland and other countries. While the majority of those arriving in neighbouring countries are Ukrainian nationals, Third Country Nationals (TCNs) are also represented among the evacuees. As of mid-May, there are approximately 86,000 refugees and TCNs on Moldovan territory, housed among relatives, in refugee centres and other temporary accommodation. Around 90% of the people arriving in Moldova are women and children. As such, in this project IOM and UNICEF will strengthen national capacities and services to ensure that Ukrainian refugees and TCNs have access to quality protection, education, and health services, and greater opportunities for socio-economic inclusion. The project aims to achieve the following results: (Protection) Government authorities provide reinforced protection support to Ukrainian refugees and TCNs; (Health) Ukrainian refugees and TCNs have better access to medical services; (Livelihoods and social inclusion) Ukrainian refugees, TCNs and host communities have increased socio-economic opportunities; (Education) Children have improved learning outcomes in line with the OECD benchmarks; (Social services) Protection and well-being of children and their families ensured through a strengthened child protection and social services systems. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Ukraine Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 543230.24 902069.41 651700.81 2097000.46 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2097000.46 2097000.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1687564 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1687564 352121.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352121.44 0.78 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.78 86639.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153612.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552302.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650389.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475018.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121723.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0413 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the proposed intervention is to combat and prevent human trafficking and GBV in the state of Falcón through interventions that focus on i) increasing awareness among the vulnerable groups and people at risk of human trafficking, as well as identified survivors of human trafficking and ii) enhancing capacities of local authorities and civil society organizations within the state to better prevent and respond to human trafficking. In that line, IOM proposes: a) the organization of awareness raising prevention campaigns including movie screenings and information on GBV and human trafficking response services and reporting mechanisms for vulnerable groups at risk of TiP and GbV, vulnerable communities, returnees, and people on the move; b) the training of civil servants from local authorities and local NGOs' staff for the detection, identification and derivation of cases and possible cases of trafficking in persons; c) the development a referral pathway document to ensure proper access to case management, assistance and services; and d) the design of a training plan in collaboration with coordination mechanisms such as the UN Protection Cluster Working Group on the Prevention of TiP. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 22524.14 103258.36 84864.11 200000.34 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210646.61 210646.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100587.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104020 78096.38 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85632 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3796.15 21316.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23119.61 5482.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5364.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18098.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49684.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28769.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41514.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67652.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0414 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Labour Organization (ILO), the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and the University of Georgia (UGA) have joined forces to develop operational definitions, tools, methodologies, and uniform guidance for the measurement of trafficking in persons. International Organization for Migration (IOM) INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with no inclusion of gender issues 209739.87 303190.74 233012.27 137933.12 883876 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 883876 883876 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171224 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171224 128453 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128453 230649 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230649 14094.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71548.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67463.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22333.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8191.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 860.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53487.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0415 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims at reinforcing safety, addressing protection risks, promoting economic growth, and contributing to restoring the human dignity of repatriated migrants and community members along the border with the Dominican Republic, and in the areas of origin with a specific focus on women and children to reduce poverty and improve the living conditions of the Haitian population. The project will also contribute to combat human trafficking and protect internal and cross-border vulnerable migrants -especially women and children- from violence, exploitation and abuse. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 474246.8 1896983.64 1896984.64 1896983.64 1327661.73 9900989.83 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7492860.45 7492860.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1900990 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1412325.41 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1491424.31 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1797268.15 28641.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 114233.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 404409.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441542.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 505729.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 627672.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1004575.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0416 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s overall objective is to provide Italian stakeholders with increased tools to identify the best durable solutions for UMCs present in Italy in full respect of their best interest. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of Labour IOM - Italy Italy Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 491615.3 430469.44 850000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) 922084.74 922084.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521900 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) 586080.83 316993.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346819.82 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - Ministry of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412.9 787757.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51276.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43527.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46471.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10467.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6187.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0418 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to strengthen the capacity of specialized law enforcement agencies to conduct victim-centered and trauma-informed investigations of ICT-facilitated crime and improve collaboration between specialized investigation actors from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), the General Prosecutor's Office (GPO), and the National Forensic Center (NFC), thus alleviating the burden on the investigating officers and rendering investigators more efficient. It seeks to respond to GoM’s priorities set forth for the next policy document on TiP as well as the challenges identified by investigation and prosecution actors, in particular the rise of online recruitment, exploitation, and abuse, especially of children. Moreover, coordination with the national Anti-Trafficking Task Force (ATTF), which IOM co-chairs together the State Chancellery Directorate for Human Rights and with UNHCR, will help ensure effective reach and targeted impact in a sustainable manner. IOM is also partnering with the International Centre “La Strada” (hereinafter “La Strada”) to co-design and co-develop a communication awareness raising campaign on child exploitation online. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 128188.65 440735.48 431075.82 999999.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.95 999999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 17803.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21553.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20730.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34013.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2650.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179856.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33092.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30901.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57518.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113872 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0419 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overarching vision of this project is to enhance Mexico’s national, state, and local-level TIP responses particularly for migrants, displaced populations, and other vulnerable groups (including children), to support the country’s path toward achievement of Tier 1 status. The key goal of the project is to increase identification and protection of VoT, particularly among migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border and elsewhere.The project targets key areas on the U.S-Mexico and southern Mexico border and the Metropolitan Area of the Valley of Mexico, specifically in the following 5 states: Baja California, Chihuahua, Mexico City, the State of Mexico, and Chiapas – and 8 cities – Tijuana (San Ysidro area), Mexicali, Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Toluca, Mexico City, Tuxtla Gutierrez, and Tapachula. These areas possess some of the highest levels of detected cases of trafficking and represent areas where 3P response capacities are currently overrun considering the sheer volume and presence of highly vulnerable groups, underdeveloped capacities of frontline actors, and a lack of local coordination between CT actors, among others. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 375372.62 126830.95 562976.27 934820.16 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 2000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89237 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89237 151804 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151804 62268 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62268 116602 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116602 191792 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191792 109010 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109010 22187.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105072.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113780.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99455.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121649.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155075.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232186.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0420 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mongolia is a source and destination country for trafficking in persons. In recent years, and prominently as a result of the pandemic, the Mongolian police reported a significant increase in the misuse of information and communication technology (ICT) by human traffickers to recruit victims and facilitate exploitation and control. While ICT has been co-opted by organized crime for all aspects of human trafficking, it has also offered new opportunities for law enforcement agencies to detect recruitment and exploitation of victims, trace funds and assets obtained through or used for trafficking in persons, identify and engage with suspects, etc. This project directly addresses new trends in the recruitment and exploitation of victims of trafficking through internet technologies that emerged in Mongolia in recent years and more prominently, as a result of the pandemic. The objective of this project is to strengthen Mongolian cyber-crime investigations on human trafficking through the use of innovative online investigative techniques based on open-source intelligence analysis (OSINT) in compliance with national procedures, national and international data protection principles and human rights considerations. To achieve this objective, the project will provide Mongolian police and security agencies with evidence-based research to improve project stakeholders’ understanding of ethical modalities and the potentiality for applying OSINT investigations to human trafficking cases. The project will subsequently build their capacities through a bespoke entry-level training course and a handbook. As a result of these interventions, CPA and MIA Officers are expected to increase the detection of potential cases of human trafficking and ultimately initiate more robust prosecutions corroborated by electronic evidence collected through OSINT methods. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mongolia +976 70 14 31 00 IOMUlanBator@iom.int United Nations House United Nations Street -12 Sukhbaatar District,, Ulaanbaatar 14201, Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 37517.62 62482.78 100000.4 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.4 100000.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -6654.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6654.13 7808.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20452.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40547.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24014.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -117 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0421 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to scale up its protection response, deploying IOM protection field staff in several locations and bolstering the capacity of local non-governmental organizations (NGOs). IOM and partners will also sensitize other key stakeholders carrying a shared responsibility for the protection of vulnerable populations, including national and international humanitarian actors and government officials. Sensitization will focus on protection and prevention core concepts, including referral processes for persons with protection needs, such as survivors of trafficking. IOM and its partner NGOs will engage the community through awareness activities to prevent human trafficking and mitigate other protection risks and threats. Through case management services, IOM and partners will directly assist conflict-affected men, women, boys and girls who have experienced or are at high risk of human trafficking, gender-based violence (GBV), conflict-related sexual violence, and other forms of harm. Noting the varied and occasionally complex individual case management plans for livelihood support. In addition, IOM will stretgjem linkages with protection and counter-trafficking interventions in neighbouring countries hosting large numbers of refugees from Ukraine. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Europe Ukraine Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Latvia IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Estonia IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Czechia Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1348563.82 1484379.71 29999999.87 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2832943.53 2832943.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2761413.84 30000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2761413.84 -30000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2761413.84 4967.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 163344.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36288.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 296869.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45641.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5325.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393032.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332916.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 511249.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242111.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393098.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212824.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0422 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Costa Rica is a key country of origin, destination and transit for migrants in the region. Depending on their diverse gender identities, migrants face unique challenges, vulnerabilities, needs and risks. Given the variety of protection risk factors experienced by different migrant populations in Costa Rica, especially women, adolescents and girls (including those with diverse SOGIESC), it is critical that any effort to comprehensively prevent, address and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) incorporates considerations and actively seeks to meet their needs. In October 2022, the Government of Costa Rica launched its National Strategy to Combat Sexual Harassment and Abuse against Women. Also referred to as the 'National Gender Plan', the strategy includes a communications strategy, a first response mechanism and a legal framework. In addition, Costa Rica's National Institute for Women (INAMU) is creating “Violet Point” resource centres in communities across Costa Rica to support women in crisis and help them report cases of abuse or harassment, as part of their broader efforts to increase access to their resources outside of the Greater Metropolitan Area of San Jose. Currently, this initiative does not incorporate considerations which address the needs of migrant women, including women with diverse SOGIESC. However, INAMU expressed their interest in ensuring that their services are suited to the needs of migrant populations.To meet this need, the objective of this project is to contribute to the protection of migrant women, adolescents and girls (including those with diverse SOGIESC), particularly survivors of GBV, in Costa Rica. To achieve this objective, the National Gender Plan’s reporting and referral pathways will be adapted and strengthened (Output 1.1); a communications toolkit to promote positive community discourse and to increase migrants’ awareness of reporting and assistance tools accessible to them will be developed (Output 1.2); and capacity building in the form of ToTs and workshops on the strengthened referral pathways and on the protection of migrant women, adolescents and girls (including those with diverse SOGIESC), especially those who have been survivors of GBV, will be implemented (Output 1.3). As a result of these interventions, INAMU officials are expected to further prevent and respond to GBV against migrant women, adolescents and girls (including those with diverse SOGIESC). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Costa Rica Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 9356.66 115775.26 174868.08 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 2887.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8486.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10455.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21994.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26632.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0423 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM delivers short-term training and technical assistance (T&TA) that address governments’ capacity-building needs and aims to improve the effectiveness of government responses to all forms of trafficking in persons. Beneficiaries of T&TA may include host government agencies, criminal justice practitioners, and/or NGOs that are essential for creating a comprehensive anti-trafficking strategy and victim assistance network. IOM has particular expertise in victim assistance and protection, and works in collaboration with anti-trafficking experts at the country level, IOM Missions around the world, and relevant US Embassies. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 207869.38 257462.26 316578 316578 316577.88 316577.88 316577.88 316577.88 79144.47 2443943.63 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2443943.63 2443943.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1511699 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1511699 55912 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55912 101330 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101330 94349 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94349 82676 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82676 108686 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108686 88483 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88483 1576415.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80768.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140937.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81706.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154461.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17314.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0424 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project targets a two-fold problem: first, poor prevention, identification, and referral capacities in vulnerable communities, and second, low rates of VoT engagement with prosecution efforts. The project will do so by improving local actors’ prevention capacities in vulnerable communities, improve attitudes to participation in judicial proceedings among VoTs, which will lead to increased participation in community-level and central-level TiP response services in Moldova. The project will support community-level identification and referral pathways, implement a communications campaign targeting the Roma community, and work towards strengthening victim-centered collaboration between investigation, prosecution and social assistance actors. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 259594.59 327305.4 330016.56 83083.61 1000000.16 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.16 1000000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2602 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2602 20558 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20558 21392 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21392 42652 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42652 43124 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43124 54909 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54909 4052.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19107.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35308.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43608.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41967.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58833.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0425 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen national capacities to identify and provide tailored rehabilitation assistance to (potential) Victims of Trafficking (VoTs) in the Republic of Moldova, adapted to the refugee context caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. IOM will contribute to awareness raising of safe travel and available services among at-risk groups, particularly those on the move, ensuring visibility to information and identification services provided through the national Anti-Trafficking Hot-Lines run by "La Strada" and the NGO "Interaction', and supporting State authorities in the provision of tailored assistance. In addition, the project will support the relevant governmental structures to identify and assist Unaccompanied and/or Separated Children (UASCs) through the application of the legal procedures in relation to the protection of UASCs, and in the best interests of the child, including their referral, onward movement, alternative care, family tracing and reunification, and ensuring their protection is in line with the national legislation and international standards. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 7100.65 287111.4 287112.24 294057.84 314893.08 236169.81 1426445.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1426445.02 1426445.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0429 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The current project offers 36-month action aiming to assist the Government of Azerbaijan and civil society organizations to further improve Azerbaijan´s effectiveness in preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and forced labour through raising public awareness on trafficking in human beings and providing technical and financial support to the civil society organizations operating shelters for assisting potential and actual victims of trafficking and forced labour. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 153714.55 602927.42 1057142.04 412369.61 141862.2 141862.2 141862.2 141862.2 106396.6 2899999.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2899999.02 2899999.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0430 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to strengthen its Member States’ capacities to address maritime security challenges and maritime SAR operations and in response to the continuous and growing needs, IOM will add on the best practices, lessons learnt and outcomes from previous capacity building initiatives—the project will allow IOM to increase both advocacy and capacity of actors to protect and uphold the rights pf migrants in the Mediterranean in a in a manner that is consistent with international law and standards of best practice. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 44287.07 131228.53 161449.9 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175515.6 175515.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161449.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172121.52 -0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1073.33 11839.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117768.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35853.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7731.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0432 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Turkmenistan, addressing the pressing concerns of combating trafficking in persons (TiP) and protecting vulnerable populations, particularly youth and women, is of paramount importance. The primary objective of this project is to effectively tackle these challenges by fortifying the country's counter-trafficking legal framework and enhancing the response to the needs and vulnerabilities of individuals at risk of trafficking or who have fallen victim to it. Turkmenistan, like numerous other nations, confronts internal socio-economic pressures, which have been exacerbated by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the national economy. Consequently, young people and women, constituting a significant portion of the population, are increasingly susceptible to social exclusion. Their options are limited due to scarce employment opportunities and restricted access to higher education, thereby pushing some towards external migration as their only viable recourse. Regrettably, this situation has rendered them easy prey for human trafficking, often facilitated by international smugglers who exploit their desperation.Although official national statistics on the number of Turkmen citizens who have experienced trafficking are absent, compelling anecdotal evidence and data collected by organizations such as the International Organization for Migration (IOM) indicate a significant problem. Survivors from Turkmenistan, notably women and young people, have endured forced labor and sexual exploitation in various countries, including Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, India, and Romania. The Government of Turkmenistan has taken significant steps to combat human trafficking by enacting the Law on Combatting Human Trafficking and formulating National Action Plans. Nonetheless, key government officials and civil society stakeholders increasingly recognize the necessity for a more focused and comprehensive approach to address the specific needs of youth and women impacted by trafficking. Consequently, there is a need to revisit and strengthen the national counter-trafficking in persons (CTIP) legal framework while formulating a new CTIP National Action Plan that encompasses survivor-centered approaches and prioritizes the empowerment of women and youth.In alignment with the country's commitment to women and youth empowerment, as outlined in the National Youth Strategy for 2021-2025, the National Action Plan for Gender Equality for 2021-2025, and the recently adopted Law on Social Services, this project endeavors to play a pivotal role in instigating change. It will facilitate a comprehensive assessment of the existing CTIP and related legal framework, with a specific focus on identifying gaps concerning women and youth. Through extensive consultations with civil society organizations, including those led by youth and women, recommendations for improvement will be developed, ensuring that the voices and perspectives of those directly affected are duly considered. Furthermore, the project will actively engage relevant government officials and civil society stakeholders through sensitization workshops. These workshops will enhance their understanding of TiP, with a particular emphasis on the vulnerabilities faced by women and youth.Through these concerted efforts, the project aims to achieve its overarching objective of bolstering Turkmenistan's counter-trafficking legal framework and enhancing the response to the distinctive needs and vulnerabilities of youth and women affected by trafficking. By adopting survivor-centered approaches and placing significant emphasis on the empowerment of women and youth, the project seeks to ensure that no individual is left behind in the fight against trafficking. It represents a pivotal stride towards fostering a more inclusive and protective society, wherein the rights and well-being of all individuals are upheld, and the cycle of exploitation is decisively broken. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Turkmenistan +993 12 48 84 07 iomashgabat@iom.int Archabil avenue 21, Ashgabat 744036, Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2862.68 69469.74 27667.58 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 1537.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13025.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2635.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6662.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43895.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10765.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0433 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides short-to-medium-term assistance to victims of trafficking (VoTs) who are outside of the US, on an emergency, case-by-case basis. All assistance is to be provided in close coordination with J/TIP, NGO partners, and local IOM offices around the world (where applicable). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 861425.28 1148567.04 1148567.04 1148567.04 1148567.04 1148567.04 287139.65 6891400.13 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6891400.13 6891400.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4473064 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4473064 123563 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123563 464606 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 464606 197148 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197148 165796 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165796 218898 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218898 240210 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240210 205689 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205689 1378.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 171366.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5085635.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244972.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221308.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221175.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 243291.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0437 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme aims to improve social cohesion in three regions by facilitating integrated multi-cultural socioeconomic activities and dialogue and promoting inclusive access to basic services through the support to local protection mechanisms for migrants and refugees in vulnerable situations, capacity-building activities and context-specific communication strategies on rights and services for migrants. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 232258.66 316613.04 251128.9 800000.6 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.6 800000.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 15204.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17035.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88957.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89861.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -41733.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44480.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83586.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0439 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya has traditionally been an origin, transit and destination country for migrants seeking better economic opportunities, escaping oppressive conditions in their home countries, or hoping to use the territory as a launch pad to Europe. Migration dynamics in Libya remain complex and challenging, with many migrants across the country confronting significant protection risks related to socio-economic vulnerabilities as well as their status. Vulnerable migrants in need of immediate assistance include victims of trafficking, survivors of gender-based violence and unaccompanied and separated children. Through an integrated approach, IOM designed the Migrant Resource and Response Mechanism (MRRM) which brings together in one mechanism a wide range of services and needs-based assistance to migrants in urban areas, as well as carrying out vulnerability screening for referral to appropriate services including protection services. While the MRRM is currently operating in Tripoli, Bani Waleed, Qatroun, Sabha, Zwara and Ghat there is no such system for Ejdabya region, East of Libya, where there are acute pockets of humanitarian needs. This project aims to launch MRRM in Ejdabya. Through the MRRM base and mobile teams in Ejdabya, migrants living in urban areas will benefit from health, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), direct assistance as well as referrals to specialised protection services and other public or non-governmental service providers. With this project IOM will reach at last 4,000 beneficiaries with one or more services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 361155.99 461388.21 760000.69 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822544.2 822544.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 653061.22 30642.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90716.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221017.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153160.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94160.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185651.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0442 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, Armenia has become an attractive destination for migrants, including migrant workers. While this has brought economic benefits to the country, including a sharp increase in the country's GDP in 2022, it has also increased the risk of trafficking in persons (TIP), exploitation, and abuse of migrants. In 2022, an electronic work permit system was introduced in the country and registered close to 11,000 applications in 2022. However, the Armenian government needs support to assess and analyze the scope of potential human trafficking among migrant workers, as well as make amendments to the National Referral System in line with updated legislation. The proposed project aims to contribute to enhancing migrant rights protection and fighting TIP in Armenia. This will be achieved through various interventions, such as identifying prevailing patterns in labour migration and migrant recruitment, developing an innovative alert system based on early warning indicators in the new Work Permit System, capacitating state and non-state actors, including civil society, to help prevent and identify TIP, and delivering targeted, gender-sensitive information to migrants, workers, employers, and local communities. The project will also revise the National Referral system and organize workshops and simulation exercises for national and local actors to ensure effective implementation. Ultimately, the project will support government efforts in digital transformation and place migration governance at the centre of reforms. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 66047.6 119190.68 114761.72 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 3305.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10156.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44817.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13369.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12028.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15036.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0443 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The risky and complex journeys undertaken by migrants, reaching Libya and beyond, expose them as well as host communities to multiple protection and health risks. Due to the continuous and prolonged instability public services are mostly unavailable, the health system is fragmented, ineffective and lacks the ability to respond to health needs of migrants and the Libyan population. The needs of these vulnerable migrants are rarely met due to additional barriers in access.The situation in the south of Libya is even more severe than the rest of the country. To address humanitarian needs in Libya and provide direct assistance, IOM established the Migrant Resource and Response Mechanism (MRRM) programme which brings together in one mechanism humanitarian aid and a wide range of services and needs based assistance to migrants and vulnerable host community members, living in distress in urban areas. Assistance includes primary health care services, MHPSS assistance, non-food items and hygiene kits, protection services and referral to various more specialized types of assistance. Simultaneously, IOM will disseminate information materials about the risks of irregular migration and will work toward increased acceptance of migrants by the local community through the implementation of a community engagement initiative. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 450712.65 721140.16 1171852.81 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1171852.81 1171852.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292963 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292963 292963 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292963 292963 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292963 292964 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 292964 5511.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712977.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -254086.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83376.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370902.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136723.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0444 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project incorporates lessons learned from previous projects in Haiti, implemented from 2018 until now, at different times and by different UN entities and implementing partners.1 These projects provided varying levels of assistance to female victims of SEA by former MINUSTAH (Mission des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation en Haïti) personnel, and their children born of SEA. This proposed 2-year project aims to support efforts to assist victims of SEA and their children born from SEA. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Department of Management Strategy, Policy and Compliance (DMSPC) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with no inclusion of gender issues 217132.18 122867.65 339999.83 Contracted Grant Amount Department of Management Strategy, Policy and Compliance (DMSPC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339999.83 339999.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Department of Management Strategy, Policy and Compliance (DMSPC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170000 169999.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Department of Management Strategy, Policy and Compliance (DMSPC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169999.99 6894.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79903.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90684.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89021.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68054.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26927.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0445 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to an optimization of processes in the context of asylum and migration in Austria, focusing on vulnerable persons. This will be achieved through capacity building in the following areas: 1. General and specific knowledge of migration; 2. Intercultural competences and communication skills; as well as 3. Human trafficking and other forms of violence, exploitation and abuse, particularly of unaccompanied migrant children (UMC). The acquired competences and knowledge will be applied in the following areas:- In the processing of applications for international protection, settlement or residence, in the context of alien's procedures and in general official work on asylum and migration. The project activities will benefit actors in the Austrian asylum and migration system, including decision-makers, the Federal Ministry of the Interior (MoI), legal counsellors, care workers, return counsellors, the police, the border patrol, local authorities, child welfare authorities, and organizations that provide support to asylum seekers and migrants. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Austria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 300928.57 489313.02 456682.15 1157936.67 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1246923.74 1246923.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347380.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376360.56 347380.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368378.37 112942.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53948.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94141.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81197.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82178.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148277.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0446 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Action, IOM seeks to continue the operation of the Accommodation Center for UMC in the region of Patras, from 01/08/2023 to 31/07/2024, with a total capacity of 23 beds/places. UMC hosted in the Accommodation Center will be provided with dignified accommodation and will receive holistic support to cover their basic needs and promote their personal growth. This will be achieved through the multiple services provided alongside the safe accommodation and will include psychosocial support, legal counselling, and provision of non-formal education in line with the children’s best interests. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 456665.47 326621.03 715530.24 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 783286.5 783286.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357765 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 377389.24 107329.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116283.31 86207.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128138.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169610.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167090.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53859.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 640.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0447 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Action, IOM seeks to continue the operation of the Accommodation Center for UMC in the region of Ilion, Attica, from 01/08/2023 to 31/07/2024, with a total capacity of 30 beds/places. UMC hosted in the Accommodation Center will be provided with dignified accommodation and will receive holistic support to cover their basic needs and promote their personal growth. This will be achieved through the multiple services provided alongside the safe accommodation and will include psychosocial support, legal counselling, and provision of non-formal education in line with the children’s best interests. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 560612.54 400967.19 878400.12 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 961579.73 961579.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463291.14 131760 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142751.9 94722.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178053.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197460.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210250.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49006.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5509.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0448 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Action, IOM seeks to continue the operation of the Accommodation Center for UMC in the region of Kypseli (I), Attica, from 01/08/2023 to 31/07/2024, with a total capacity of 24 beds/places. UMC hosted in the Accommodation Center will be provided with dignified accommodation and will receive holistic support to cover their basic needs and promote their personal growth. This will be achieved through the multiple services provided alongside the safe accommodation and will include psychosocial support, legal counselling, and provision of non-formal education in line with the children’s best interests. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 476520.59 340822.06 746640.07 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 817342.65 817342.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373320 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393797.47 111996 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121339.11 74802.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129532.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178648.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214476.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60878.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -676.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0449 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Action, IOM seeks to continue the operation of the Accommodation Center for UMC in the region of Kypseli (II), Attica, from 01/08/2023 to 31/07/2024, with a total capacity of 24 beds/places. UMC hosted in the Accommodation Center will be provided with dignified accommodation and will receive holistic support to cover their basic needs and promote their personal growth. This will be achieved through the multiple services provided alongside the safe accommodation and will include psychosocial support, legal counselling, and provision of non-formal education in line with the children’s best interest. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 476520.7 340822.01 746640.24 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 817342.71 817342.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373320 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393797.47 111996 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121339.11 91850.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151500.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171271.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165750.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76401.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -91.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0450 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this Action, IOM seeks to continue the operation of the Accommodation Center for UMC in the region of Thessaloniki, from 01/08/2023 to 31/07/2024, with a total capacity of 33 beds/places. UMC hosted in the Accommodation Center will be provided with dignified accommodation and will receive holistic support to cover their basic needs and promote their personal growth. This will be achieved through the multiple services provided alongside the safe accommodation and will include psychosocial support, legal counselling, and provision of non-formal education in line with the children’s best interests. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 655216.04 468630.25 1026630.17 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1123846.29 1123846.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513315 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541471.52 153994.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166841.28 116560.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207825.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249861.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234160.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101779.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -346.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0453 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Moroccan MoI, in 2019, 74,000 attempts of irregular migration were aborted as part of the Kingdom of Morocco’s fight against irregular migration. Data from the 2020 report of the National Commission to Combat Trafficking in Persons (NCCTIP), refers to the number of human trafficking cases that increased by more than 200% in 2018 and 96% in 2019. The eastern region of the country hosts a Associated with document Ref. Ares(2023)3539173 - 22/05/2023 Call: AMIF-2022-TF1-AG-RDPP-NA-IBA — RDPP-NA 2022 27 large share of the migrant population present in Morocco. The region is the pioneer in developing protection and assistance programmes targeting vulnerable migrant population. A lot of progress has been made in terms of access to health for migrants, in particular thanks to the work of civil society and notably MS2, health institutions, NGOs and IOs. However, some barriers related to access to the health care system still persist due to the socio-economic and cultural conditions of migrants, little involvement of communities in the responses provided and little involvement of local institutional actors in general.Additionally, a growing number of UASC on the move has been observed in Morocco. In 2020, 10,300 UASC or 62 % of all child arrivals in Europe were UASC. The Refugee and Migrant Children in Europe - Overview of Trends, jointly published by IOM, UNHCR and UNICEF in 2020, estimates that most of the children that had arrived in Spain that year originated from Morocco, Mali, Algeria, and Senegal. In addition, the 2021 IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix that surveyed 852 migrants highlighted that the second main country of origin of migrants residing in Europe in 2021 was Morocco (84% of them being registered in Spain, and 14% of them in Italy). While no official statistics are available for Morocco on the number of UASC, the IOM UASC project financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, in its first phase (January 2018 – August 2019) alone had identified and assisted 1,249 UASC, and in its second phase (September 2019 – July 2022) identified 5,416 UASC. Moreover, through its staff in Oujda (borders with Algeria) IOM continues to identify the arrival of UASC from Guinea Bissau, Sudan, and other Sub- Saharan countries, which highlights the continuous arrival and increase of UASC in Morocco.The last attempt to cross the border between Nador and Melilla, in June 2022 has shown the impact of limited protection services, where CSOs have been overwhelmed to assist the increased number of migrants in need. The proposed project is an opportunity to decrease these challenges and advocate with national authorities based on evidence to strengthen the protection systems of vulnerable migrants including those in an irregular situation. The project aims to offer humanitarian assistance (medical assistance, distribution of Food Items (FI) and Non-Food Items (NFI), emergency accommodation, psychosocial support, and legal assistance to vulnerable migrants. The project’s specific objectives are based on studies and needs assessments performed during the implementation of the RDPP-NA/DeV Pillar projects whose findings have been shared with key actors working on the protection of vulnerable migrants where IOM participates or leads, such as the Group Thématique Protection (GTP) (with CSO in Oujda, Tanger, Casablanca and Fez), the Groupe Thématique Migration et Asile at the UN level, (GTMA) sous-Groupe Thématique Traite at the UN level (GTT) and (sous Groupe Thématique Enfant at the UN level) (GTE).Based on the above, the proposed intervention foresees:Overall Objective: Most vulnerable migrant groups are better protected in North Africa and along key migration corridorsSO1: National authorities and relevant stakeholders in North Africa and along key migration corridors are supported to meet their national objectives/international commitments in assisting vulnerable migrantsOutput 1.1: Vulnerable migrants have better access to specialized care and assistance.Output 1.2: Frontline actors and key stakeholders have enhance International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Morocco Morocco Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 506318.43 1182913.72 325568.26 1872454.13 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2014800.41 2014800.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1497963.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1615925.78 41705.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 44817.99 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 82156.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80188.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150033.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135967.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152567.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0455 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following accomplishments and identified needs across the country and considering the lessons learned and main achievements of the RDPP-NA 2019-2020, IOM is proposing to reach a wider scope of target audience through its capacity building, awareness raising and direct assistance programs. The main outcome is to support the national authorities and relevant stakeholders to meet their national and international commitments in combating trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling. Proposed activities, in particular capacity building trainings and workshops, will ensure long term effective and sustainable protection by strengthening the skills and knowledge of relevant stakeholders on identification strategies, referral pathway mechanisms and assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 348902.02 826732.74 492800.14 1545000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1668434.9 1668434.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1236000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1333333.33 85696.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117034.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118346.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193510.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225313.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0456 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM’s 12-month project will continue and strengthen current responses to irregular migration from Lebanon. Specifically, building on the progress of Phase I, the project will i.) continue to provide immediate and follow-up protection assistance to those affected by irregular migration incidents, ii.) scale up community-based protection responses in areas prone to irregular migration, iii.) and continue to develop the capacity of national search and rescue actors. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 600000.05 300000.04 900000.09 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.09 900000.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 225000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 46106.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -56.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 145941.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 542.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70160.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136958.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129068.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351151.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20127.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0459 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the capacity building support made available through past RDPP-NA Protection cycles, the IOM regional WP focuses on strengthening regional evidence and cooperation to combat trafficking inhuman beings and children on the move in North Africa. In the short term, this intervention aims to provide one up to date assessment on children on the move along Mediterranean routes, facilitate the production of tools to support cross-border protection-centred and rights-based case management for VoTs and Children on the move and create concrete coordination forum for EU, North African and key route countries’ authorities and stakeholders. In the medium term, these three effort-streams will lead to enhanced coordinated and evidence-based responses to Trafficking in Human Beings (THB) and children on the move along Mediterranean migration routes and stronger inter-governmental dialogue and exchange of practices on these topics. More specifically, a learning note on best practices in assistance and cross-border referrals of VoTs will be produced and disseminated to 200 practitioners in at least 7 countries. A training on CT data will be organized in coordination with the AU targeting 30governmental authorities from 7 countries. 1 regional meeting and 1 cross-regional coordination meeting on THB will be organized. A regional forum gathering 30 child protection and migration professionals from 6 countries will be organized to share good practices and improve dialogue on integrated child protection systems. A regional assessment of the vulnerability of children on the move in North Africa and along key corridors will be developed and a guidance for authorities on cross border case-management for children on the move produced and distributed to 150 practitioners.In the short term, this work package aims to provide one up to date assessment on children on the move alongMediterranean routes, facilitate the production of tools to support cross-border protection-centred and rightsbasedcase management for VoTs and Children on the move and create concrete coordination forum for EU,North African and key route countries’ authorities and stakeholders.In the medium term, these three effort-streams will lead to enhanced coordinated and evidence-based responsesto THB and children on the Move along Mediterranean migration routes and stronger inter- governmental dialogueand exchange of practices on these topics. This impact will be reached not only through implementation of projectactivities but also stronger synergies with other EU and EU Member States funded initiatives promoting protectionsensitive migration management in Africa implemented by IOM, and with due consideration for relevant suchinterventions led by UN agencies and EU agencies. Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Africa Tunisia Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 151825.38 422130.21 273209.3 780000.55 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 847164.89 847164.89 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 624000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 670247.05 174.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82389.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52149.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89377.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89792.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0461 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide protection and humanitarian services to vulnerable and stranded migrants in Tunisia. The activities will focus on emergency assistance, vulnerability screening, and information dissemination to migrants in need. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will offer temporary accommodation, comprehensive case management, and support for migrants, particularly those rescued at sea. Additionally, IOM will collaborate with stakeholders to ensure migrant protection needs are met. Through this project IOM will maintain and reinforce IOM-run shelters in southern Tunisia and provide emergency accommodation in Tunis and Sfax through private structures and civil society partners. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 583333.31 416666.65 999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.96 999999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.04 56862.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519652.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198644.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229785.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4945.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0462 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While significant progress has been made to combat trafficking in persons and protect migrants vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse, there are still millions of migrants across the globe who are not able to access the lifesaving protection and assistance services they need. Without timely and quality care, migrants in vulnerable situations are left without support in recovering from dangerous and exploitative circumstances and face continued rights violations, re-trafficking, and prolonged mental and physical hardships. The IOM Global Assistance Fund (GAF) is a fund of last resort that has existed for 23 years to provide essential protection and lifesaving assistance to migrants in vulnerable situations around the world, irrespective of their status, identified in locations where national systems and regional programs have very limited or no capacity to address their urgent needs. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 166666.68 333333.36 500000.04 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.04 500000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 49.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11282.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69265.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36185.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382580.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20790.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0463 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention aims at creating the capacities and the procedures necessary for an effective division of responsibilities to ensure that unaccompanied migrant children and VoTs are: timely identified, treated as vulnerable persons in need of protection without the imposition of sanctions for irregular entry; referred to protection actors and cared for effectively, as to build their resilience and achieve sustainable solutions in Tunisia, their country of origin, or a third country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 180091.4 514475.72 240994.96 877613.97 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935562.08 935562.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 702091.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 754125.89 9747.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49040.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41232.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92674.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77546.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0464 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide individualized services or referrals for protection and assistance, and/or AVRR as one of the sustainable solutions. In parallel, to improve the living conditions of migrants by ensuring access to legal identity, IOM will further support national efforts to improve regularization processes through resources and capacity building. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1439199.44 2774694.32 1288228.47 4999999.61 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5502122.23 5502122.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2637130.8 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2651113.47 9098 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183533.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170582.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1058378.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 669350.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0465 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This two-year project is an extension of the CTIP Activity implemented in Azerbaijan by IOM in partnership with USAID, since 2015. The project aims at preventing vulnerable populations from being trafficked, engaging in forced labor, and falling victim to gender-based violence, mainly manifested through domestic violence (GBV/DV). The proposed activities under this extension aim to build on the existing successes and deepen the partnership with the Government of Azerbaijan, civil society organizations (CSOs), and the private sector to increase dialogue and coordination for effective anti-trafficking and GBV/DV response. It also envisages increasing access to quality and equitable services and establishing a referral network of health, social welfare, CSOs, and law enforcement to address mental health of survivors and provide them with proper psychosocial services and assistance (MHPSS). The activity will continue strengthening CSOs and other service providers for improved services and legal aid for victims and potential victims of TIP, GBV/DV, raising public awareness, as well as supporting CSOs long-term strategic and financial sustainability. Beneficiaries affected by human trafficking and GBV/DV will be provided with economic opportunities to improve their welfare and reintegrate into society. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 714464.91 932646.91 152888.35 1800000.17 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000.17 1800000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72729 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72729 186503 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186503 33489 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33489 116670.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35802.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16758.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14675.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96301.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0466 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to address push factors that contribute to irregular migration and increase the prevalence of TIP, including a lack of legal identity as well as civil documentation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1399440.74 2578231.05 484522.32 4200000.82 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4462194.11 4462194.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2215189.87 2100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2226935.31 3099.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 81288.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225509.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276133.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267883.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 633603.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0467 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the project is to address the persistent humanitarian and protection needs of the targeted population groups at key transit migration locations across the country. This will be done through strengthening the existing CAPMiRs (Tecun Uman and Quetzaltenango) and through the establishment of additional CAPMiRs in other key locations, based on preliminary context and needs assessments as well as in coordination with PRM. Through the implementation of a sustainable approach, IOM will work in collaboration with its local partners in order to focus its interventions on reducing the protection risks of migrants and other population groups in vulnerable situations thereby contributing to addressing irregular migration at large. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Guatemala Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 639573.7 860426.1 1499999.8 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.8 1499999.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 39380.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -191.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 115386.72 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1570.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 167818.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279848.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388675.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429727.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36873.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0468 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Improved migration management in Algeria by making assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) available to 500 migrants and providing to vulnerable and stranded migrants from Algeria safe and voluntary return to their countries of origin and sustainable reintegration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria Algeria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1209741.58 2359275.7 680376.56 4000000.68 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4249393.84 4249393.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2109704.64 1999694 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2120566.28 89586.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 538574.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1326.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41009.56 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 781496.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228598.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664126.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0469 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to contribute to advancing rights-based solutions to address the needs of vulnerable migrants in Libya, consistent with the United Nations Sustainable Development and Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF – outcome 2 on migration management, for which IOM is co-lead) adopted jointly by the Government of Libya and the United Nations agencies and entered into force in 2023. In addition, this initiative is in line with the IOM Response Plan for the Mediterranean and Beyond. and also in line with IOM Libya country strategy 2021-2024.Through the first outcome of this project, IOM will continue its critical interventions to directly support migrants, including persons who have experienced distress, multiple displacement or challenges in accessing essential services. Approximately 9,000 migrants living in urban areas as well as vulnerable cases from host communities will benefit from a comprehensive approach that bring together a wide range of services and needs based assistance in one mechanism. Through the second outcome of this project, complementary to the first one in relation to promoting consular capacity for assistance to their nationals, as well as facilizing issuance of travel documents for assistance via VHR, IOM will continue addressing a recognised capacity gap in the provision of robust consular support services for stranded migrants in Libya as well as for the Libyan Passport Authority (PA). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 318333.94 695674.25 185991.78 1199999.97 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1199999.97 1199999.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 5295.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101082.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151662.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263308.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216883.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0470 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the proposed project is to contribute and expand the provision of rights-based protection, comprehensive and inclusive support to unaccompanied and separated children (UASCs) in Cyprus through a holistic approach. By end of 2026 the project will have facilitated the transition of 1690 beneficiaries out of current living spaces into a more sustainable, community embedded model of care - semi-independent living units while focusing on their life skills, access to health, psychological support, education, and extra-curricular activities. Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cyprus +357 22 77 22 70 iomnicosia@iom.int Nehrou Avenue, Nicosia PC 1102, Cyprus IOM Country Office - CY 35.15148 33.23071 Cyprus Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6100722.79 6080836.32 6024482.06 554425.67 17382635.96 Contracted Grant Amount Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18760466.84 18760466.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727340 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797521.93 2885122 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3115682.51 386879.68 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418248.3 1420007 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Cyprus - Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1497897.68 527781.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693708.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 888424.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 927589.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0471 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The IOM, UNODC and ILO propose a two-year joint program, bringing in expertise within their mandates to improve the detection, referral, protection, return and reintegration (at national level or in the countries of origin) of VoTs. VoTs identified through this joint program can be nationals and non-nationals, adults and children, and victims of different types of exploitation. IOM will provide direct assistance, shelter, and reintegration services to VoTs through partnership agreements with two CSOs in Marrakech and Oujda which will include shelter, psychosocial counselling, legal and medical assistance, food, and non-food items, and return and reintegration activities (depending on VoTs profiles) in agriculture, transports, and education etc. UNODC will focus on strengthening the identification, protection of VoTs during the prosecution, investigation and adjudication phase, as a continuation of previous activities undertaken by the agency, and ILO will complement IOM’s reintegration services through trainings to institutional actors and will focus on capacity building activities to the National Mutual Aid of Morocco and the National Agency for the Promotion of Employment and Skills (ANAPEC), to strengthen coordination of accompanying measures towards skilling and employment of VoTs as well as on socioeconomic inclusion through prior learning recognition, improved skills, and social enterprise development. The three agencies will work jointly to provide capacity building activities and trainings that will strengthen partnerships between the judiciary, CSOs, institutional partners, the National Mutual Aid for Morocco, and ANAPEC to reinforce the protection and reintegration of VoTs into communities. Vision Statement: The project’s vision is to further identify, protect and socio-economically reintegrate VoTs into communities, while reinforcing partnerships and knowledge on TiP.Project Goal: The project aims for the improved protection and well-being of VoTs through a national system that is more efficient, and victim centered. Victims feel safe and protected, can recover from the trauma of trafficking, and are socio-economically integrated into communities. Project Objectives: IOM Objective 1: Morocco reinforces the detection, identification, protection, return and reintegration of VoTs through CSOs and IOM’s Assisted Voluntary and Reintegration Program, in addition to reinforcing knowledge on TiP and coordination and cooperation among stakeholders. Outcome 1.1: VoTs are identified, protected, and reintegrated into communities. Output 1.1: Improved access to tailored services, shelter, and reintegration. Activity 1.1.1: Direct identification, assistance, protection, and shelter of 90 VoTs through grants to two CSOs in Marrakech and Oujda and the reintegration of 62/90 VoTs in Morocco over a two-year period. Activity 1.1.2: Assisted voluntary return of 28/90VoTs to their countries of origin (Moroccan VoTs returning to Morocco and non-national VoTs returning to their countries of origin), in addition to the reintegration of 15/90 non-national VoTs in their countries of origin.Outcome 1.2: Increase in the number of VoTs identified and referred for protection services. Output 1.2: Improve skills and knowledge of CSOs staff, responsible authorities, frontline workers, and project staff to identify protect and reintegrate VoTs into their communities. Activity 1.2.1: Conduct 1 trainings of trainers to 10 selected CSOs staff and institutional actors (certified by the NC, UNODC and IOM) to ensure the continuity of 2 additional trainings to CSOs staff and institutional actors (90 participants in total) on the identification, referral, protection, and assistance of VoTs in different Moroccan regions. This activity will be conducted jointly with UNODC and it further complements UNODC’s activities 2.3.1 and 2.3.2 on the capacity building of CSOs. Activity 1.2.2: Organize exchange activities/trainings for staff, government officers and/or CSOs on the thematic of counter trafficking (CT) to build on best practices implemented in diff United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 144952.88 1306390.7 799159.45 249497.29 2500000.32 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.32 2500000.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45531 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45531 40955 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40955 168281 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168281 118442 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118442 118335 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118335 16463.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 80707.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 18700 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 45530.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76741.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148036.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58083.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103463.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0472 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The swift advancement of the digital era has ushered in unparalleled opportunities, but also new challenges and threats. Notably, there has been an increase in online and technology-facilitated trafficking in persons in recent years, with traffickers using social media and dating sites to prey on potential victims. Beyond trafficking, the digital landscape is witnessing a rise in cybercrimes such as extortion, internet fraud, and identity theft. These challenges pose a significant test for law enforcement agencies globally.In Fiji, the task of combating cybercrime and online trafficking is primarily undertaken by the Fiji Police Force's Human Trafficking Unit. Similarly, the Police Force’s Transnational Crimes Unit oversees these issues in Vanuatu. While both countries have made strides in addressing this challenge, recent dialogues between IOM and national authorities emphasized the need for more robust capacity development, especially in handling trafficking cases. Vis-à-vis these needs, this project has two primary goals: to enhance the capacities of law enforcement in addressing cybercrime, particularly online and technology-facilitated trafficking, and to educate communities in Fiji and Vanuatu about online threats, including trafficking. To this end, the regional approach of this project is crucial: cybercrime and trafficking are often transnational in nature, with perpetrators and victims frequently located in different countries. A project encompassing both Fiji and Vanuatu ensures a harmonized approach to these challenges, bridging gaps and aligning strategies for more cohesive efforts.Partnering with the police forces of both countries, IOM has developed two key approaches. The first, reflected in the project’s first outcome, aims at improving the management of tech-based trafficking cases by law enforcement, which will involve training, system upgrades, procuring essential equipment and fostering information sharing. The second, corresponding to the project’s second outcome, focuses on raising awareness, collaborating with relevant entities to share information on online safety and trafficking risks in targeted communities, gender, and age groups. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Melanesia Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Fiji Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 143833.41 256166.59 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 11069.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8728.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18034.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13828.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0473 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is a country of origin, transit, and destination for men, women, and children victims of trafficking (VoTs). BiH citizens and foreigners are trafficked for a wide range of criminal purposes, including sexual and labour exploitation, and forced begging and marriage. In this new project, IOM will maintain its focus on supporting national strategic and operational capacities to prosecute and investigate trafficking in persons (TIP) cases and to establish effective and interoperable victims’ identification and referral mechanisms, while IOM will also work on building awareness and capacities at the community level to ensure a wider range of actors are engaged in CT. Furthermore, IOM will build on the innovative digital solutions for a coordinated CT response and will work on their further improvements and wider utilisation. As such, the overall objective of this project is to support Bosnia and Herzegovina to enhance prevention and protection-sensitive prosecution of TIP. Outcome 1 – Strengthened TIP prevention and identification through innovative, digital and community-based approaches Outcome 2 – Improve criminal justice response to TIP through victim-centered and protection-sensitive procedures and practices. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 201590.81 223169.47 25239.8 450000.08 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.08 450000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 1899.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7457.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19601.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21809.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40043.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0483 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s general objective is to contribute to national efforts to reinforce access to comprehensive protection services for migrants and host communities by:1. Improving access to information on the needs of vulnerable migrants and host communities in Morocco.2. Strengthening the capacity and response capability of institutional and associative actors involved in the protection of vulnerable migrants and targeted vulnerable populations, notably Unaccompanied and Separated Children (UASC) and Victims of trafficking (VoT).3. Enhancing the protection and well-being of migrants in vulnerable situations through the provision of direct assistance, including health care and legal assistance.4. Supporting local community and migrants in situation of vulnerability with information and means, generating alternatives to irregular migration.5. Promoting the socio-economic integration of youth in vulnerable situations in Tanger and Tetouan. 6. Increasing and strengthening preparation, return and reintegration of returnees to reach levels of economic self-sufficiency and social stability within their communities of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Morocco Morocco Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 646577.03 3313125.43 2479257.93 448165.54 6310000.4 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6887125.93 6887125.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2848101.27 1856801 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1969036.06 14120.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3023.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124616.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157611.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385252.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618750 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0484 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM supports the Swiss federal police (fedpol), who is donor of these activities, and other stakeholders in combatting human trafficking in Switzerland. This will be done in three different ways:1. awareness-raising and outreach2. fostering professional exchange and3. support in crisis preparedness. IOM Bern collaborates with fedpol, the cantonal round tables to combat human trafficking and other professionals in the field and builds on previous experiences in this. Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 102469.15 89730.18 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102469.15 102469.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89730 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Justice and Police International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105193.43 17489.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18523.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25165.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38388.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0486 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to strengthening legislation on combating trafficking in persons in Kazakhstan by providing expert and technical support to the Government of Kazakhstan. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 30606.68 420797.31 381721.02 833125.01 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 833125.01 833125.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 833125 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 833125 18694.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54116.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72687.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0488 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project facilitates the voluntary return of victims and witnesses of human trafficking identified in Switzerland, as well as victims according to the Victim Support Act within the prostitution sector, and to contribute to their sustainable reintegration in their country of return. The project foresees a flexible and efficient operational and administrative framework to ensure dignified and needs-tailored return of this highly vulnerable target group. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 204947.47 204947.47 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204947.47 204947.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45277 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45277 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17145.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15743.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22471.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15356.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0489 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will contribute to the sustainable reintegration of Iraqis returning from abroad through voluntary and non-voluntary returns. To achieve this, IOM would like to propose the following: a) implement community-based reintegration projects to support Iraqi returnees and community members in achieving sustainable reintegration in areas of high return and potential migration that will be implemented using a participatory approach involving returnees and their communities of return to address wider needs and concerns; b) provision of specialized protection, MHPSS and economic reintegration services to Iraqi returnees according to pre-identified vulnerability criteria and following referrals from the GoI; and c) consultations with the GoI and non-government stakeholders including the private sector, on strengthening reintegration services and their impact for Iraqi returnees. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 244173.23 266370.84 43138.74 500000.46 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553682.81 553682.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266808.96 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265111.35 16047.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22287.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47822.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37031.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0491 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims Improve access to health care and information on regular migration pathways and risks associated with irregular migration. In addition, it also aims to provide protection and Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria Algeria Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with no inclusion of gender issues 690766.94 778977.53 10000000.37 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1469744.47 1469744.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 744823.48 1225873.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1057724.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150380.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136439.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0492 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project (third phase) is to contribute to the strengthening of the child protection system and access to child protection services, particularly for unaccompanied and separated children (UASC), and children at risk of trafficking, exploitation and abuse in Morocco.To achieve this objective, IOM proposes the continued implementation of a project dedicated to the protection and assistance of unaccompanied and separated children with support to institutional actors and civil society organizations to further improve the protection and assistance of UASC, and to strengthen the institutional framework on child protection. The interventions foresee continued work on improving direct assistance services in the field, and in parallel support key ministries and institutional actors to proactively engage on child protection, including UASC, ensuring sustainable solutions and long-lasting ownership. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 679513.77 777163.63 10000000.77 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1456677.4 1456677.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 893788.17 103089.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16703.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26893.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45077.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108347.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0493 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To build capacity of Maltese authorities to offer wholistic support survivors of modern slavery, with a focus on women, girls and LGBT+ persons UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malta +356 21 37 46 13 iommalta@iom.int De Vilhena Residence, Apt 2 Trejqet il Fosos, Floriana, Malta IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 18434.16 7201.38 20402.01 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25635.54 25635.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13836.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17514.49 5771.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7305.47 1254.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13595.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7747.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 730.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0494 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of STAR is that “The project will contribute to improving employment opportunities and integration for potential male victims of MSHT in Northern Ireland”. Migrant Help International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 97662.02 76740.02 Contracted Grant Amount Migrant Help International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97662.02 97662.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25280 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Migrant Help International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32162.85 25880 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Migrant Help International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33476.96 4304.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35349.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22804.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36691.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0496 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the ongoing national efforts to improve the well-being and access to fundamental rights of Unaccompanied Migrant Children (UMC) arriving at the Greek Borders by supporting UMC living in the Safe Areas of Lesvos, Chios, Samos, Leros and Kos and Reception and Identification Center (RIC) in the region of Evros (Fylakio), to have access to immediate assistance in line with their best interest and fundamental rights. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 801885.55 787943.94 963099.71 2400000.45 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2552929.2 2552929.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 867678.96 1360000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1427072.4 94548.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27800.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 190681.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240216.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162040.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102071.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0497 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the safety, respect and protection of human rights of vulnerable people on the move at local, national and regional levels by improving the capacity of local actors to combat human trafficking in accordance with regulations, IOM international standards and best practices. The project will also strengthen communities through prevention activities and by directly assisting victims of trafficking (VoT) through three specific outcomes that encompass different IOM expertise and complement each other: 1) data collection and information management to understand the phenomenon of human trafficking in Venezuela; 2) conducting awareness-raising, training and coordination activities to better prevent human trafficking; and 3) providing direct assistance to VoTs through case management and shelter support. This holistic approach to human trafficking in the country helps address the problem from different sides while ensuring protection of the human rights of the victims. All activities are based on international and IOM standards and aim at being coordinated with other actors in the field. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2096302.39 227594.79 2323897.18 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2323897.18 2323897.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2323897.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2323897.3 50000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 363885.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 322013.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 36369.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 351453.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589462.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 610395.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0498 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to the aims of the Global Assistance Fund (GAF), which seeks to ensure that all migrants in vulnerable circumstances have access, as a last resort, to the lifesaving protection and assistance services required to resolve their vulnerabilities, achieve a state of well-being and empower their independence. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 50000.05 10000.02 60000.07 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000.07 60000.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60000 7013.84 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7013.84 3474.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21810.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0499 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Cooperation on Migration and Partnerships to Achieve Sustainable Solutions (COMPASS) was established in 2021 and is a multiyear comprehensive protection pro achieve long-term results in three interconnected outcome areas to contribute to migration governance systems, multistakeholder cooperation, and services that facilitate safe, orderly, and regular migration as well as protect and uphold the rights of migrants. The programme will focus on systemic changes that are critical to: addressing the underlying causes of migrants’ vulnerability, gender inequality and exclusion, including in humanitarian and fragile settings; supporting rights-based policies and legislation; equitable access to essential protection services; strengthening local partnerships for migrant inclusion and social cohesion; reinforcing data-driven responses; and influencing social behaviors and norms. COMPASS 2.0 contributes to IOM’s overarching goal to ensure the protection, respect and fulfillment of the rights and well-being of migrants, regardless of their migration status and is in line with Objective 1 of the new IOM’s Strategic Plan 2024-2028. The programme is designed to be flexible and adaptable with the aim of becoming more responsive, inclusive, and fit for purpose through increased alignment with the diversity of global, regional, and national development agenda/strategies and effectively respond to emerging challenges. COMPASS 2.0 supports IOM’s protection programming in 14 countries (Afghanistan, Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan, and Tunisia). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Tunisia Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Sudan Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Ethiopia Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria Denmark IOM Country Office - DK 55.704843 12.597303 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 26756052.07 27075182.97 27453114.21 27228290.48 99999998.24 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108512639.73 108512639.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25187566.99 5250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5537974.68 2662.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 15791.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 10968.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11152.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 75180.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 816704.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10722.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4560850.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33841.39 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5411357.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7431147.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68497.55 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0501 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The rapid changes in the socio-economic contexts have exacerbated migrant workers’ vulnerability to irregular migration and human trafficking. Lack of awareness on safe migration pathways and the existing national qualification frameworks also contributed to this. Further, many aspirant and returnee migrant workers face skills and qualification challenges that hinder their ability to secure decent employment opportunities. Against this backdrop, an acute need has arisen to support Government’s priorities and efforts to mitigate the risks of irregular migration and human trafficking; acquisition and recognition of skills; and sustainable reintegration of returnees towards promoting safe and regular migration. The UPLIFT project will contribute towards the sustainable socio-economic reintegration, and enhancing of skills and livelihood of returnees, aspirant migrant workers, and victims of human trafficking. This project is jointly implemented by IOM and the ILO with funding support from the Government of Japan. The project is consistent with the policy priorities of Sri Lanka such as the National Policy and Action Plan on Migration for Employment in Sri Lanka (2023-2027) and the National Strategic Action Plan to Monitor and Combat Human Trafficking (2021-2025). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2178351.09 421649.01 2600000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2600000.1 2600000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2600000 97206.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 6182.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83908.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158491.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175337.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0502 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will ensure that unaccompanied migrant children (UMC) identified in precarious living conditions have immediate access to accommodation and assistance tailored to their best interest. This will be achieved through a two-fold approach, addressing both the UMC’s needs as well as the provision of technical support to the competent authorities to fulfil their duties. Specifically, on the population side, the project foresees the operation of the EAFs where UMC will be hosted upon their identification and referral by the NERM and until their placement to other long-term accommodation schemes or other long-term care arrangements. On the institutional side, the SGVP’ s capacity in linking the EAFs with long-term solutions will be enhanced through the provision of technical support and specialized staff. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 417125.52 5015223.26 4999661.65 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5432348.78 5432348.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999864.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2145777.52 2499830.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2650934.07 939779.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1299868.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1266162.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1284999.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0503 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Funded by the US Department of State (INL), IOM's Country Office in Georgia implements a multi-faceted project that aims to support the Government of Georgia and civil society in improving the combat of trafficking in persons. The project foresees targeted support for civil society organizations and the inclusion of other key actors, such as the private sector, in the combat of trafficking in persons in Georgia. Preventive messages will be disseminated by means of a multi-media information campaign. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 93704.14 206296.02 300000.16 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.16 300000.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 10894.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37387.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45671.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27469.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0504 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the Better Migration Management (BMM) programme is that national authorities and institutions are able to facilitate safe, orderly and regular migration and effectively address and reduce the trafficking in human beings and the smuggling of migrants within and from the Horn of Africa region through a rights-based approach. As Sudan was excluded from the third phase of the BMM programme, this is the Sudan specific third phase of the programme (SBMM), which is closely coordinated and aligned with the regional BMM. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1821323.27 2247403.65 1356612.33 5000000.74 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5425339.25 5425339.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1983320 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2139503.78 214 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83414.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190343.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 447962.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0507 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will focus on the provision of emergency protection, assistance, and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) for vulnerable communities and migrants at risk of human trafficking or other types of violence and abuse in the states of Bolivar, Falcon, Sucre and Zulia in Venezuela. Through this project, IOM aims at reaching a total of 14,549 people.  The overarching objective of IOM’s strategy is to prevent, mitigate and respond to immediate protection risks associated with irregular, unsafe and high-risk migration pathways through community-based emergency protection and MHPSS assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 887961.71 12037.22 899998.93 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899998.93 899998.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899999 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 899999 41657.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 468187.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 13301.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50850.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128408.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172544.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0508 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project foresees a series to enhance the knowledge and skills of trainings for front-line staff working at reception facilities, shelters, or other specialized facilities aiming to equip them with necessary competencies that wouldin order to allow them to address VoT protection needs in an appropriate and effective manner and to prevent exploitation. In addition, Further activities will take place aiming to empower VoT based on their individualized needs. VoT’s efforts to integrate into the Greek community, and in particular access educational, employability, vocational training and other integration opportunities, will be facilitated empowered through the provision of in-kind support, aiming to help them access educational, employability, vocational training and other integration opportunities. Moreover, the living conditions for VoTs accommodated in shelters, sites and other facilities assisting VoT will be provided improved through with a needs-based approach depending on the facility, support including the provision of equipment in line with their needs that will enable them to improve their living conditions. Finally, EKKA’s capacity and specifically the counter-trafficking activities under the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) will be enhanced through will receive technical support through via the appointment of experts. supporting counter-trafficking activities under the National Referral Mechanism (NRM). Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 539285.5 500000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 539285.5 539285.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23522.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67358.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72771.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0509 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the support of the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), the International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to contribute to reducing the vulnerabilities of Victims of Trafficking in Libya, especially women and children. In pursuit of this objective, IOM will implement two main activities which aim to provide victims of trafficking, exploitation and abuse access to life-saving protection services and assistance in Libya and in their countries of origin. The first will entail conducting Protection Case Management Assessments to identify vulnerable migrants and providing tailored assistance. The second activity will involve providing individual reintegration assistance to victims of trafficking, exploitation and abuse in their countries of origin. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Libya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 132056.85 409715.53 427999.99 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541772.38 541772.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11592 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14842.51 95408 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120312.74 321000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412066.75 25050.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94747.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102884.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0510 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to strengthen cooperation at transnational level between the United Kingdom and Hungary to identify victims of trafficking in human beings and provide them with appropriate protection and assistance. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Hungary +36 1 472 25 00 iombudapest@iom.int hungary.iom.int RM2 4th floor 2 Radnoti Miklos utca, Budapest H-1137, Hungary Europe IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 29657.94 10755632 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29657.94 29657.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10755620 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29682.14 27359 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76.1 -2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57.14 29739.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0512 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As a response to the latest US Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP Report) released in June 2023, which downgraded Montenegro to the Tier 2 Watch List, this project will take a holistic approach and tackle both policy and operational levels of work as to enhance the counter trafficking response in Montenegro at local level. The overall objective of the 24-month project is to empower the Counter TIP office and the Operational Team for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings, enabling them to enhance coordination among local and national stakeholders responsible for the identification and response to suspected TIP cases. At policy level the project will seek to improve the work and coordination among relevant stakeholders by defining protocols on cooperation and identifying roles and responsibilities. Moreover, an analysis of the local response capacities, including the available victim support referral, will produce recommendations for the improvement of entire local response structures. The project will work on strengthening capacities of different interlocutors at operational level, through a series of capacity building activities focused on identification of potential victims of trafficking (VoTs) and referral systems. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 52876.62 246513.28 200610.01 499999.91 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.91 499999.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 26297.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37090.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71502.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0513 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the ongoing national efforts to improve the well-being and access to fundamental rights of UMC arriving to the Greek islands and the RIC of Evros (Fylakio) by supporting UMCs living in the Lesvos SA and in the Fylakio RIC, to have access to immediate assistance in line with their best interest and fundamental rights. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 120225.07 947298.18 24999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067523.25 1067523.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067919.69 35761.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 197508.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8258.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63307.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230400.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0514 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to reinforce guardianship services in Belgium, Poland, Portugal and Slovenia through knowledge sharing, capacity building and good practice exchange (i.e. the Netherlands) to benefit the well-being, safety and integration of UASC in the EU. This will be achieved by (1) capacity building of guardianship institutions to better protect and assist UASC, (2) increasing the knowledge and skills of guardians on protecting and caring for UASC through trainings and capacity building, (3) supporting guardians and social services empowering UASC who are transitioning to adulthood, and (4) encouraging international exchange and mutual learning on guardianship systems and project lessons to safeguard UASC’s well-being and rights. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Europe IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal IOM Country Office - SI 46.333858 14.30202 Slovenia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 110138.64 613907.21 343860.85 998156.19 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1067906.7 1067906.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 798524.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856785.64 44443.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91217.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86400.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0517 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will contribute to strengthen the protection environment for vulnerable Afghan nationals in Pakistan over a period of 14 months, through the provision of legal protection services in Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT), Punjab and Balochistan, protection analysis and flow monitoring activities at border crossing points with Afghanistan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3039932.41 2281281.67 4999999.62 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5321214.08 5321214.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1440000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1540106.95 960000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1057268.72 1600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1687763.71 79189.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 123216.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 863457.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0520 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to empower and strengthen the resilience of civil society organizations in Azerbaijan to enable them to provide quality, timely and gender- and child-sensitive services to persons vulnerable to gender-based violence (GBV) and trafficking in persons (TIP) and survivors of GBV and TIP, irrespective of gender, age, disabilities and legal status and protect them from violence, exploitation and abuse. This will be done by strengthening partnerships and coordination across Government and non-government agencies and increasing the capacities and resources of CSOs in Azerbaijan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 85816.55 76097.49 150000.32 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161914.04 161914.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107991.51 -100000.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -108460.02 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468.51 XM-DAC-47066-PX.0521 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen prevention, protection, and governance in Ecuador’s response to human trafficking. It focuses on improving the government's capacity to support victims, especially women and children, by providing health services, safe housing and educational tools, through a coordinated and strengthened approach. Key actions include developing manuals for health professionals, creating safe spaces for survivors, and forming local committees to combat trafficking. The initiative also involves training government officials and establishing educational tools to prevent trafficking, particularly in schools​. IOM will provide technical assistance to the Ecuadorian Government, for the development of tools, guidelines, and manuals, and also leads the implementation of various activities in order to improve safe spaces for trafficking survivors. Furthermore, IOM will promote prevention through education, working closely with the Ministry of Education, and helped develop tools such as the "Caja de Juegos", always ensuring and evaluating the projects´ sustainability. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 639769.43 423362.65 20570.55 1000000.15 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1083702.63 1083702.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1109877.91 7489.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27851.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73703.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0522 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of these partnerships is protecting human rights, reducing irregular migration, preventing human trafficking and people smuggling, ensuring better border controls and encouraging the return and reintegration of migrants. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Morocco IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Tunisia Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 222338.13 379277.52 379643.71 93696.8 992882.93 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1074956.16 1074956.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397153 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418937.76 236615 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250917.29 28485.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0523 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to GoT efforts to combat trafficking in persons through successful prosecution of TIP cases, using a survivor-centered approach and improved monitoring and reporting of CTIP efforts in the country. The project is expected to contribute to the improvement of Government of Tajikistan (GoT) performance on prevention, protection, and prosecution of trafficking cases and to strengthen interagency coordination. The project will also contribute to the implementation of the National Plan of Action (NPA) for Combating Trafficking in Persons (2022-2024). The project will concentrate on the law enforcement component of the NPA. Also, the project will emphasize, to the law enforcement practitioners and government officials, the importance of timely and properly reflecting Tajikistan’s efforts and achievement in countering trafficking in persons. As such, the project will contribute to improving government agencies reporting skills, in line with the Tajik anti-trafficking in persons law and international standards. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Tajikistan +992 37 221 03 02 dushanbeinfo@iom.int 22a, Vtoroy proezd Azizbekova stree, Dushanbe, Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 176322.34 109690.53 286012.87 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286012.87 286012.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286013 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286013 1119.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42907.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0526 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Argentine textile sector is primarily composed of workers from Bolivia, with more than 90% being migrant women who often endure long and intense workdays, receiving unfair pay and working in unsafe conditions that pose multiple health risks. Much of the garment production occurs clandestinely in women's homes, affecting their children as well. Additionally, violence is prevalent within these families, with high incidences of gender-based violence and violence against children. The project aims to contribute to improved access to assistance and protection services for Bolivian migrants in Argentina, particularly those at risk and/or survivors of gender-based violence, violence against migrant children and human trafficking.To achieve the project objective, under Outcome 1, IOM will carry out a participatory study on the risks and protection needs of migrants in vulnerable situations in Argentina and will produce a report on cases of Bolivian migrants feminicides in Argentina, exploring the degree of incidence and institutional response capacities (Output 1.1); moreover, an institutional support network will be established, a virtual module for the assistance of migrants in vulnerable situations will be developed and consular officials in Argentina will be trained on its use (Output 1.2). Under Outcome 2, a dissemination plan on consular protection and assistance services will be designed and implemented (Output 2.1); and a communication campaign on the prevention of GBV and violence against migrant children in Argentina will be developed (Output 2.2). International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Development Fund IOM - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) +5912 2770161 iomlapaz@iom.int Edificio Montecristo Nro. 7896 Calle 22, Oficina 103, Calacoto, La Paz 9715, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 114471.05 169003.96 16524.99 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 2836.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0528 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to a strengthened and inclusive national response to the use of technology in cases of trafficking in persons in Montenegro. The project will seek to do so through two Outcomes. First, it will enable law enforcement representatives to engage more effectively in countering online and technology-facilitated trafficking in persons (Outcome 1) by strengthening their capacities to conduct digital investigations by way of learning from a country with a successful track record of conducting digital investigations, as well as training and simulation exercises (Output 1.1) and by enhancing international cooperation on the matter through bilateral and multilateral meetings (Output 1.2). It will also promote local response actors and the general public to adopt a proactive approach in the identification of potential victims of trafficking (VoTs) (Outcome 2) by making available to the general public and practitioners a Vulnerability Screening Tool for Victims of Trafficking in Persons in the form of a mobile application to facilitate the identification of VoTs (Output 2.1) and by carrying out a media campaign to raise awareness on online and technology-facilitated recruitment of VoTs (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33210.95 162146.15 104642.9 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 17127.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0529 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2021, Solomon Islands affirmed its interest in acceding to the United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC) and the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children (TIP Protocol). In May 2024, this was also included in the new Government’s 100-day policy priorities. However, compliance concerns with UNTOC and the TIP Protocol have been identified, which the Solomon Islands Government aims to address through revised legislation. The proposed intervention will support Solomon Islands Government with a focus on two outcomes: 1) Solomon Islands commits to adopting an Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act that is compliant with the requirements of UNTOC and the TIP Protocol; and 2) Law enforcement actors in Solomon Islands identify and assist victims of trafficking in a way that is victim centred, gender and child-sensitive, trauma-informed and rights-based. Through assistance to draft an Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act (Output 1.1) and capacity development for key officials (Output 2.1), this project aims to support improved outcomes on human trafficking cases in Solomon Islands and strengthen access to justice for victims of all genders and ages. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 126283.55 161260.64 12455.81 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 XM-DAC-47066-PX.0530 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This 12-month project aims to primarily raise awareness on reducing irregular maritime and land movements for Bangladeshis. The project will also focus on raising awareness on the same issues for Rohingya refugees. For Bangladeshi citizens, there will be a combination of messages around safe migration practices, while raising their awareness of the risks associated with irregular migration, implemented in four selected districts of Bangladesh. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 195974.13 195636.3 577602.91 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391610.43 391610.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346562 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235276.31 18329.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57006.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0531 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to contribute to the Government of Timor-Leste's efforts in strengthening the national protection mechanism as guaranteed by Law No. 3/2017 on Prevention and Fight against Trafficking in Persons, ranging from identification, referral, protection for victims and witnesses and ensuring the fulfilment of the rights for vulnerable groups, including migrants in Timor-Leste and vulnerable Timorese abroad. To ensure the adequate protection of migrants, women, children and other groups susceptible to vulnerability in Timor-Leste, the project aims to ensure that the protection of these diverse groups is integrated into related strategic decision-making across humanitarian and development sectors/agendas (Outcome 1). To achieve this outcome, the project will conduct a multi-sectoral assessment and mapping of the protection risks and the existing available mechanism and services and develop a list of recommendations for the government of Timor-Leste (Output 1.1). Simultaneously, it will also foster collaboration among government agencies, civil society organisations, and other relevant stakeholders to provide a coordinated and comprehensive approach towards the protection of migrants, women, girls, and other groups susceptible to vulnerability, including during emergencies, and engage with one municipal government to pilot the recommendations mentioned above (Output 1.2). These combined actions will lay the groundwork towards comprehensive protection mechanism and position the Government of Timor-Leste to reach the project’s overall objective. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 69999.98 30000.02 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 1585.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0532 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to improve regional understanding of the issue of people going missing along dangerous routes in Asia, and to support impacted families and communities in accessing information, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), International Organization for Migration (IOM), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the Bali Process Regional Support Office (RSO) are planning to facilitate the first regional discussion with Bali Process Member States and key Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) on improving the response of people going missing in Asia. This discussion will bring together experts and impacted countries to discuss existing practices regarding data, search, identification, family support, gaps in cross-border information sharing and brainstorm opportunities for further cooperation both transnationally as well as between Governments and civil society partners. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Pakistan New Zealand Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Sri Lanka Cambodia India Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 26250 26250 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26250 26250 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26250 8194.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0534 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Capacity building for frontline Border Guard officers at land and sea border areas has been identified as important particularly at the local level to enable frontline officers to handle high caseloads appropriately, especially in the face of relative ‘new’ forms of Trafficking in Persons (TIP) crime[1] that have been on the rise in recent years. The project aims to strengthen the capacities of law enforcement authorities at land borders so that they can effectively identify and counteract TIP and the smuggling of migrants. The project builds on the established partnerships with the VBG, especially the Department of Drug Control and Crime Prevention (DDCCP) and the Department of Border Gates (DBG), whose technical capacities for trafficking investigation and victim identification, support, and protection will be supported with (i) the endorsed standard training curriculum and (ii) roll-out training in hotspot provinces across three regions of Viet Nam. The project will also contribute to enhancing the implementation of national and regional border management and anti-crime strategies including the National Plan of Action against Human Trafficking 2021-2025, the National Implementation Plan of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM), and the ASEAN Convention Against Trafficking in Persons. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 366176.47 490674.17 118149.23 974999.87 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 974999.87 974999.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 975000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 975000 5612.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21968.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0540 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This 12-month project aims to primarily raise awareness on reducing irregular maritime and land movements for Indonesians. The project will focus on broadening public awareness on the hazards of irregular sea travel, the significance of upholding human dignity and safety during migration journeys, and the risks involved in aiding irregular or undocumented migration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 231642.59 226249.95 700000.29 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 457892.54 457892.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237610.32 24112.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38233 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0545 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Recruitment is a vital first step in the facilitation of labor migration. When labor recruiters operate ethically, their services benefit migrants and their communities, employers in need of foreign workers, and governments in both countries of origin and destination. This project seeks to promote the strategic expansion of IRIS into food and agricultural supply chains with global suppliers, consumer product manufacturers, and retailers- with specific interventions in East Africa and its related migration corridors, as well as in Central and North America. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World United States of America Uganda Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 759221.5 340778.64 1100000.14 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000.14 1100000.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 275000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275000 42794.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126549.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0553 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of Thailand (GoT) has made notable strides towards addressing trafficking in persons (TIP), including through the development of a five-year Plan of Action from 2023-2027. This project aims to support the GoT to enhance coherence of legislation and approaches to provision of protection (Outcome 1) and to assist provincial protection actors to provide services to victims of trafficking in line with national and international strategies (Outcome 2). This will be achieved by initiating the process of updating the Anti-Human Trafficking Act (Output 1.1) and sensitizing stakeholders on the Plan of Action to advance implementation and monitor progress (Output 1.2). Then, the project will support the development of provincial plans of action, in line with the national Plan of Action (Output 2.1), strengthen cooperation frameworks between government and non-government partners at the provincial level (Output 2.2) and providetraining to non-government partners to enable them to provide protectionservices in line with national and international guidelines (Output 2.3). In doing so, this project aims to contribute to protecting and upholding the rights of migrants in vulnerable situations in Thailand bysupporting the Government to implement its five-year Plan of Action on Anti-Human Trafficking. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 129673.65 148667.32 21659.03 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 638.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0555 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the Government of the Philippines' counter-trafficking efforts, particularly for migrants victim of trafficking for forced criminality (VoT for FC). The initiative will ensure that VoTs have access to adequate protection services in line with the country’s international laws and obligations. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 27901.52 57064 66175.49 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84965.52 84965.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33632.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45083.74 13501.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0559 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While significant progress has been made to combat trafficking in persons and protect migrants vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse, there are still millions across the globe who are not able to access lifesaving protection and assistance services for a number of reasons, including limited state capacity to identify and adequately refer migrants in vulnerable situations and address their needs; outdated laws or practices that exclude migrants from national social systems; barriers to access basic services such as, for example, lack of trust in authorities and cultural and language barriers; as well as eligibility, capacity, and funding constraints of existing protection programs. Without timely and quality care, migrants in vulnerable situations are left without support in recovering from dangerous and exploitative circumstances and face continued rights violations, re-trafficking, and prolonged mental and physical hardships. This project aims to implement a targeted approach to preventing and addressing migrants' protection risks through an enhanced understanding of the underlying conditions that render individuals vulnerable, and by providing personalized and comprehensive care that addresses their specific vulnerabilities and empowers them to avoid further harm, fulfil their rights and initiate their journey towards re-establishing their wellbeing and their lives. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 361153.35 138846.6 499999.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.95 499999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 125000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125000 95959.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0565 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 3 September 2024, the Vanuatu Ministry of Internal Affairs (MoIA) launched Vanuatu's first National Action Plan (NAP) to Combat Trafficking in Persons 2024-2028 which encompasses a whole-of-Government and whole-of-society approach with a comprehensive framework and measures aimed at combatting trafficking in persons and safeguarding vulnerable individuals at risk of exploitation.This project aims to contribute to strengthening Vanuatu's response to counter trafficking in persons through supporting the implementation of the National Action Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons 2024-2028 (Objective) by supporting the Government to adopt new mechanisms on trafficking in persons with whole-of-government, whole-of-society and gender-sensitive approaches (Outcome). This will be achieved by developing a comprehensive whole-of-government, whole-of-society National Communication Strategy (Output 1.1) and disseminating of public awareness raising message on trafficking in persons (Output 1.2). The project will also establish a dedicated counter-trafficking in persons unit (Output 1.3) and finally, enhance capacity on identification and protection of victims of trafficking in persons by supporting the development of Standard Operating Procedures and providing government and non-government stakeholders with training on trafficking in persons with victim-centred, trauma-informed, gender-sensitive and rights-based approaches (Output 1.4). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4783.41 110649.96 184566.63 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 XM-DAC-47066-RA.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to ensure the maintenance and security of the Voluntary Repatriation Centers (VRCs) that have been established in the nine temporary shelters along the Thai-Myanmar border, namely Ban Mai Nai Soi (BMN), Ban Mai Surin (BMS), Mae La Oon (MLO), Mae Ra Ma Luang (MRM), Mae La (MLA), Umpiem (UMP), Nupo (NPO), Tham Hin (THI), and Ban Don Yang (BDY). The centers serve as dedicated facilities at which the Royal Thai Government (RTG), UNHCR, IOM, and other relevant NGO Partners undertake their respective activities in the context of voluntary return. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 134458.44 134458.44 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134458.44 134458.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90458.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90458.46 44000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44000 -13011.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13011.01 14621.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31749.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38172.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35242.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1784.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -123.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RA.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The current political and economic situation in Moldova is very fragile. On 24 February 2022, the Republic of Moldova declared a state of emergency for 60 days. After weeks of heightened tensions and escalating conflict in eastern Ukraine, on 24 February 2022, Russian forces launched a full-scale assault on Ukraine, with its military attacking the country simultaneously by land, air and sea from the north, east and south. As of early April, more than 4 million people have already fled from Ukraine into neighbouring countries, including more than 205,000 third country nationals (TCNs). Depending on how the Russian invasion proceeds, and especially if the city of Odessa, situated only 60 km from the Moldovan border, is attacked, an increased massive displacement of people including TCNs can be expected, towards the EU, including to and through the Republic of Moldova. This project supports the effective border and migration management in the context of conflict-induced mass displacement in Moldova (and potentially in other eligible countries in the Eastern Partnership (EaP) region), with the purpose of ensuring effective and dignified first line processing of border crossing by Ukrainian citizens and third country nationals in line with internationally accepted humanitarian border management standards. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 873471.96 5268102.55 5472836.32 4438840.31 14999999.2 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16053251.14 16053251.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6092549 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6179055.78 2528579.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2739522.35 484331.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 841676.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265692.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17292.75 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971190.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26297.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1217958.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19260.04 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5020.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1817320.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 742404.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1440250.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1283.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 628410.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100431.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RA.0119 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute strengthening the resilience and reducing vulnerabilities of affected populations in Libya. Through a multi-sectoral response, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance and strengthening the capacity of national stakeholders to deliver principled programming. This is being achieved through targeted interventions focusing on the direct and specialized assistance to migrants in detention centres as well through Voluntary Humanitarian Return (VHR) for stranded migrants; Humanitarian Border Management in the East of Libya supporting Libyan Border Management authorities and Labour Mobility and Human Development through the support to Youth Employment One Stop Shops (YESS) in Benghazi and Tripoli. The project builds on the recently finished and the ongoing project supported by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAECI) to capitalize on the achievements and lessons learnt from the different interventions. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Repatriation Assistance Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3487355.7 4322037.61 1286611.05 8500000.61 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9096004.36 9096004.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8872651.36 4000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 724132.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1165100.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011544.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1695285.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1733304.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1358483.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1033232.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324727.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121491.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RA.0124 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya continues to be a country of destination and transit for mixed flows of refugees and migrants, with some entering Libya with the intention of finding work while others seek to remain in Libya only temporarily before attempting to cross the Mediterranean to Europe. Prolonged conflict, protracted displacement and the COVID-19 pandemic socio-economic impacts have taken their toll on all aspects of life in Libya, further increasing the difficulties faced by already-vulnerable groups, Libyans, and non-Libyans alike, exacerbating vulnerabilities and limiting their access to basic needs and essential services. Migrants often enter Libya along smuggling routes and often find themselves stranded due to lack of documentation and financial resources, leaving them exposed to exploitation, abuse and trafficking. Under this intervention, IOM continues to support vulnerable stranded migrants to return to their country of origin through its Voluntarily Humanitarian Return (VHR) Programme and foster their sustainable reintegration to their communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 204881.31 2698101 977284.7 3500000.57 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3880267.01 3880267.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3755364.81 49640.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 365267.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417034.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649203.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 795187.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 727008.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RA.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia is consistently mired in protracted conflict and cyclical disasters related to hazards that cause displacement and increased vulnerabilities to mobile populations. Migrants traveling along the Eastern Corridor to Yemen and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) continue to increase particularly Somali and Ethiopian nationals. With respect to the mandate and specialized support of each agency, IOM and UNHCR continue to support Somalis to voluntarily return home under the Assisted Spontaneous Return (ASR) arrangement from July 2023 to December 2023. UNHCR is taking the lead on the identification, pre-screening, pre-and return forms of assistance and boat arrangements from Aden, Yemen to Berbera, Somaliland, while IOM is engaging in this program to provide pre-return support, Onward Transportation Assistance (OTA), and post-arrival support in the Port of Entry (PoE) in Berbera, Somaliland. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 574590 574590 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574590 574590 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574590 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574590 -88983.91 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -88983.91 88442.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341097.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56066.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0003 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides transportation and other assistance to refugees from Latin and Central America for resettlement to the United States of America. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and fall under the memorandum of understanding between the State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Americas United States of America El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 623342.46 2114990.13 3928422.8 4305508.41 4096759.23 4457691.3 4794860.67 5565207.98 5254254.73 3706054.23 3451661.62 3776909.79 5049662.4 6372174.31 6525372.36 64022872.42 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64022872.42 64022872.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697170 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697170 594393 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 594393 602653 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602653 1377961 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1377961 1156856 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156856 822912 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822912 1053259 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053259 808312 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808312 838608 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 838608 1082225 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1082225 801744 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 801744 806658.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806658.98 649919.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649919.33 557192.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557192.03 635970.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 635970.67 367629.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367629.26 519020.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519020.33 584631.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 584631.31 560824.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560824.11 901735.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901735.33 648538.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 648538.01 936918.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 936918.18 1091434.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091434.79 755275.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755275.39 1094515.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1094515.24 867953.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 867953.03 871154.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871154.63 807967.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807967.56 536507.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536507.68 713578.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713578.35 1246046.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1246046.54 649691.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649691.11 1044058.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1044058.62 1011612.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011612.23 2296790.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2296790.55 1613373.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1613373.29 1246577.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1246577.51 1153620.99 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1153620.99 1321339.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1321339.76 559890.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 559890.94 717056.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 717056.45 962736.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 962736.72 816184.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 816184.97 451911.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451911.81 609977.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 609977.16 646720.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646720.12 749071.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749071.97 589803.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589803.23 588877.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588877.65 647767.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647767.17 971797.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971797.37 651050.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 651050.06 520004.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520004.22 507612.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507612.35 832909.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 832909.34 552789.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552789.87 729203.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 729203.02 918864.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 918864.71 1700548.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700548.05 58275.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58275.72 -10868.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10868.66 -22566.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22566.64 -1822.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1822.06 1822.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1822.06 1955.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 696383.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598014.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602836.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1377960.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156855.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822912.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053259.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 820696.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 826223.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1082225.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 801744.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 806658.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650419.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557192.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 635970.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367629.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519020.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 584631.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560824.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901735.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 648538.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 936918.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091434.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755275.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1094515.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 867953.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 871154.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 807967.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536507.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713578.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1246046.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649691.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1044058.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1011612.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2296790.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1613373.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1246577.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1153620.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1321339.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 559890.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 717056.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 962736.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 816184.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449956.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 609977.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646720.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749121.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589803.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 588877.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 647767.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 971797.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 651050.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520004.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507612.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 832909.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552789.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 729203.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 918864.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700548.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58275.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10868.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22566.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1822.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1822.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0165 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to facilitating a sustainable solution for the resettlement of up to 1,100 beneficiaries in need of international protection by supporting the Government of Spain in its commitment to resettlement of the selected persons. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain World Spain Lebanon Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1699988.64 1619750.34 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1699988.64 1699988.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1914414.41 -290000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -299896.59 -147648 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -162429.04 0.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -147475.93 25612.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57007.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 502850.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 523031.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196205.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -94.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0283 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides transportation and other assistance to refugees from Turkey and the Middle East for resettlement to the United States of America. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and fall under the memorandum of understanding between the State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye World Yemen United States of America Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Lebanon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 1291503.15 5147043.39 5694240.54 9432122.22 14540015.73 16366768.76 7823438.76 5035209.45 1914081.27 3461442 4733109.38 6077390.04 81516364.69 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81516364.69 81516364.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 723136.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 723136.1 981041.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 981041.52 1289950.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1289950.24 1685526.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1685526.78 1493427.93 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1493427.93 1167964.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1167964.98 1098234.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1098234.79 1440935.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1440935.63 1585828.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585828.14 2100571.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100571.18 1382355.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1382355.23 2454227.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2454227.75 2177820.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2177820.61 1713991.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1713991.55 1691942.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1691942.31 2303176.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2303176.18 1778960.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1778960.53 1672207.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1672207.48 2352471.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2352471.39 4432101.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4432101.33 3967757.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3967757.19 4031895.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4031895.77 1491817.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1491817.94 1454254.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1454254.26 694956.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 694956.8 423990.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423990.48 535917.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535917.96 636595.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636595.96 350903.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350903.59 175549.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175549.28 554792.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554792.56 1047844.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1047844.65 534346.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534346.16 824379.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 824379.13 475261.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475261.19 731176.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 731176.45 451667.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451667.5 605739.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605739.05 950081.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950081.22 1564813.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1564813.26 285684.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285684.35 550612.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550612.25 978117.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 978117.37 1077831.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1077831.17 75197.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75197.3 -47.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47.08 2.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.95 1821.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 69071.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1634268.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1290788.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1685526.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1493427.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1167964.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1098234.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1440935.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1585828.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2100571.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1382355.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2454227.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2177820.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1713991.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1691942.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2303176.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1778960.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1672207.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2352471.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4432101.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3967757.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4031895.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1491817.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1454254.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 694956.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423990.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535917.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636595.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349082.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175549.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 554792.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1047844.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534346.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 824379.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475287.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 731176.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451667.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605749.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 950081.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1564813.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285684.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550612.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 978117.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1077831.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75197.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0300 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to support the Government of Canada in its capacity to assess candidates situated within Malaysia for permanent residency visas. This includes that IOM will facilitate the virtual interviews as conducted by IRCC Singapore at IOM premises. In coordination with the donor, IOM contacts applicants and provides them with the necessary information as required. IOM’s support includes the provision of a private interview space, video conferencing equipment, the screening of applicants and ensuring appropriate public health requirements are implemented to curb the spread of Covid-19. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Malaysia +60 3 92 35 54 00 Iomkualalumpur@iom.int 570 Jalan Bukit Petaling, Kuala Lumpur 50460, Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4000.03 4000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000.03 4000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250.23 -6.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6.09 1337.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -93.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0317 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM supports the Dutch government in the safe transfer of eligible Afghan nationals at risk in Afghanistan's surrounding countries to the Netherlands. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Pakistan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 587033.78 1156591.18 1640387.73 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1743624.96 1743624.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1312310.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1498071.48 59066.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63172.67 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -128648.77 -50018.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54250.46 127524.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397458.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431625.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295170.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48925.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59208.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36262.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6855.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43275.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -52768.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0325 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 5200 beneficiaries of international protection in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Niger, Chad, Rwanda, Cameroon, Ethiopia and other third countries by facilitating their resettlement to France. France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - France +33140440691 4eme étage 31 rue faubourg Poissonnière, Paris 75009, France World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 France Ethiopia Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Cameroon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15415779.44 13510602.61 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15415779.44 15415779.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6755301.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7607321.1 1861634 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2016938.24 1.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -667206.98 0.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.15 -0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.15 915862.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1959610.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2596936.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3269854.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329991.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -128.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -113196.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1650.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -228.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0392 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to facilitate the resettlement of refugees from Malaysia to the Republic of Korea (ROK). The foreseen caseload is up to 55 refugees for the year. The Government of the Republic of Korea (GOK) requested IOM to continue to assist with refugee resettlement in 2021-2022, namely in pre-departure health assessment, pre-departure orientation and travel assistance prior to, during and after their journey to the ROK. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) Asia IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 37114.51 41645.6 1239.93 80000.04 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000.04 80000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.09 774.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24068.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8518.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17304.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27579.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0395 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide transportation and other assistance to refugees from West and Central Africa and Great Lakes for resettlement to USA. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and fall under the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the US State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. The support provided follows the program structure and reporting lines as established through the said MOU and the IOM General Instruction from 2011. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Uganda World United States of America Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 28132222.72 21214410.54 16158095.31 13322822.55 78827551.12 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78827551.12 78827551.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8136191.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8136191.06 3543279.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3543279.19 4117394.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4117394.33 2500023.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500023.03 3342160.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3342160.04 4087731.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4087731.7 1180764.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1180764.81 4419733.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4419733.24 7479040.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7479040.89 2818896.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2818896.12 3958265.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3958265.59 5052940.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5052940.41 10130323.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10130323.69 758708.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758708.83 -243396.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -243396.29 -27881.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27881.49 -11196.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11196.03 8136191.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3564382.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4117394.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2527371.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3343427.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4087731.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1180764.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4419733.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7479040.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2818896.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4044339.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5052940.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10130323.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758708.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -243396.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27881.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11196.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0419 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides comprehensive resettlement support to the refugees identified by the Government of Germany for resettlement to Germany from Egypt, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon and Niger. Under this project, IOM is supporting the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) in selecting the benefiting countries, facilitating visa/travel document processing, providing pre-departure health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel, holding three-day pre-departure orientation trainings, and providing movement management and operational assistance to ensure that all beneficiaries travel to their final destination safely. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Germany Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4245303.25 5534970.67 4794216.82 1170987.25 13939799.89 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15745477.99 15745477.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 677500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 739628.82 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1781472.68 3013118.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3599902.04 2668138.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3102486.34 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2107481.56 4081043.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4220313.98 -2154060.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2356739.75 449.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -165380.47 467.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 155571.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386030.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630715.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 497313.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 395368.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587729.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1859237.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2546017.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296071.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415241.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1047622.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1848767.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2193045.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195443.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22094.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1322.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2025.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0423 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seems to assist refugees and other conflict-affected populations who have been granted family reunification in Ireland but who are unable to fund their family members' travel due to limited financial means, to effectively exercise their right to family unity by providing their family members with travel assistance. This travel assistance programme aims to assist 10 persons in Ireland to overcome financial obstacles by providing logistical assistance to protection beneficiaries in Ireland to facilitate reunion with their family members. Irish Red Cross International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland United States of America Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 76987.13 76507.34 42141.37 182708.73 Contracted Grant Amount Irish Red Cross International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195635.84 195635.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Irish Red Cross International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25100.4 25000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Irish Red Cross International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24224.81 116709.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Irish Red Cross International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127673.94 16000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Irish Red Cross International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16967.13 13684.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25932.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5251.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41985.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4959.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16102.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16632.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11515.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27625.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26411.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0424 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the provision of a durable solution to 200 beneficiaries of international protection in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey by facilitating their resettlement to Romania. IOM has the specific expertise and capacity required to successfully deliver the project based on extensive experience in movement management and resettlement processing. IOM aims to achieve the project's objective by providing support to selection missions, conducting pre-migration health activities and delivering pre-departure orientation sessions, as well as ensuring the safe and dignified movement of the project beneficiaries to Romania. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs IOM - Romania +40 21 211.56.57 iombucarest@iom.int 11, Viitorului Street, Bucharest 020602, Romania World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 254089.97 1236627.39 Contracted Grant Amount Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254089.97 254089.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 618313.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125699.06 182610.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40688.63 60870.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13437.13 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879.67 61430.09 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18593 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101578.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -897.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0432 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to arrange the safe, orderly and dignified movement of refugees and other vulnerable persons to Australia while ensuring the highest standards of assistance is provided to the beneficiaries being resettled to Australia. Particularly, IOM is facilitating the visa/travel document processing in Lebanon and Turkey, providing health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel, as well as providing movement management and support to the final destination. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 18490269.83 21631121.24 14445718.5 5129387.74 712666.16 89446298.69 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60409163.47 60409163.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 785684.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 561135.56 920796.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 673346.66 902187.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700814.27 1054404.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 814389.71 3862098.8 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2846056.59 1975432.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1465044.58 3329124.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2403120.01 3031023.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2157199.92 4121285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2915606.38 2362071.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1635442.95 9760311.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6475318.12 2459823.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1675127.06 5431677.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3595511.45 5693941.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3766675.86 7365078.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4736007.49 6709982.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4450626.6 6881703.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4524699.71 7382211.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4877686.94 5390520.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3683329.8 646.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 226044.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656812.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750075.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1507979 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2022381.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2021625.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1731911 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2544160.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3760485.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4418176.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3292789.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3668821.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5335132.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3983609.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4941206.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5832131.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6570796.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206067.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0434 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM in partnership with UNHCR and UNICEF aims at contributing to enhanced responsibility sharing among European Union Member States (EUMS) and associated countries through the voluntary relocation from Greece of 5,200 migrants (applicants and beneficiaries of international protection), namely UMC, single adults and families, including children with severe medical conditions or other vulnerabilities accompanied by their family members. Beneficiaries are timely prepared and enabled to travel in a safe and dignified manner, while also being equipped with enhanced skills and information about their integration in the Member State of Relocation after their arrival. In addition, specific safeguards are in place to ensure that children’s best interest is assessed and embedded within all stages of the relocation process. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece Europe Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Norway IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Luxembourg Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Italy Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 France Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Germany Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Greece Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 10679282.38 14657628.79 7519431.46 7011552.35 35153938.66 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39867894.98 39867894.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30671285.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36242843.64 4482653.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5349228.71 381269.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1274736.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 373494.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162282.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 199179.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 74163.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 195774.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 2537895.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7629112.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8037618.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6906573.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4449103.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1886257.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 858646.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 606025.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521213.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 534870.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 898363.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 858736.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231556.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11749.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2607.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8612.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47029.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -793.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0437 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute towards the provision of a durable solution to 1729 beneficiaries of international protection in Egypt, Turkey, and Jordan by facilitating their resettlement to Portugal in 2020-2022. To this end, IOM will facilitate the selection mission and visa processing in Jordan, perform pre-migration health activities, conduct pre-departure orientation sessions to refugees before their travel, and manage all beneficiaries' movements to Portugal. Upon arrival, IOM will also provide early integration assistance to reception communities to support local actors involved in the reception and integration of refugees. The project will ensure monitoring of all activities throughout their implementation period. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) IOM - Portugal +351 21 324 29 40 iomlisbon@iom.int OIM Portugal Palácio Penafiel 16 Rua das Pedras Negras, 16, Lisbon 1100-404, Portugal World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 846196.66 1155814.55 1291902.48 309209.47 3221137.39 Contracted Grant Amount Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3603123.16 3603123.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1127398.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1335780.43 1127398.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1097759.18 -178146.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -193008.13 0.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74771.3 6482.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211575.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179138.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221401.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173708.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175225.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139823.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222218.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227780.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106769.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78951.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358052.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233832.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19655.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0442 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to contribute towards enhanced solidarity among EU Member States (EUMS) and associated states through relocation of applicants of international protection from Italy to other EUMS and associated countries. The project seeks to ensure the safe transfer of up to 2,200 people over 12 months, starting from 1 September 2020, this way ensuring continuity in the efforts already undertaken by the Italian Government. IOM, in close cooperation with national counterparts, countries of relocation and the EU, takes care of pre-departure activities, specifically looking at pre-migration health assessment and pre-departure embarkation checks, the provision of information sessions on what to expect in the relocation countries. IOM takes also care of the transfer in dignity to final destination. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Italy Europe Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Luxembourg Italy France Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Spain Germany Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 629059.85 734758.64 826916.95 273592.56 2199999.73 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2464328 2464328 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2200000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2573099.42 -434154.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -576104.51 227796.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164008.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64977.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104649.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93817.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104119.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44014.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62910.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269509.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46222.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417235.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357441.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62253.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20662.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1300.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0443 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the Government of Canada in organizing remote interviews in Sudan for applicants for permanent residence in Canada as members of the Family Class or Family Members of In-Canada Refugees. This includes, among others, inviting the interviewees, providing technical equipment and support to ensure online interviews are possible, ensuring child care for the interviewees' children and providing support to copy, print and share documentation. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1195.86 4783.56 4783.56 4783.56 4783.51 20330.05 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20330.05 20330.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600 1400 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400 700 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700 1500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500 600 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600 600 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600 -934.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2096.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -297.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3044.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0447 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the Government of Canada in organizing remote interviews in Uganda for applicants for permanent residence in Canada as members of the Family Class or Family Members of In-Canada Refugees. This includes, among others, inviting the interviewees, providing technical equipment and support to ensure online interviews are possible, ensuring child care for the interviewees' children and providing support to copy, print and share documentation. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada IOM - Uganda Uganda Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5765.64 5765.64 5765.64 1441.41 18738.33 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18738.33 18738.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17239.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17239.77 1702.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4707.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1353.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11752.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0458 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to beneficiaries of international protection by facilitating the resettlement of up to 1,500 beneficiaries to the United Kingdom between 1 July 2022 – 31 March 2023. The pathway was designed to offer a route to resettlement for those who supported the UK effort. For this project, IOM is facilitating video/telephone interviewing, provision of pre-migration health activities, and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel), three-day pre-departure cultural orientation sessions, facilitation of the visa/travel document processing and documentation support, and providing movement management and operational support to the final destination including operational and/or medical escorts if required and the delivery of information sessions to Local Authority, community sponsors, and other relevant resettlement stakeholders. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Pakistan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2321723.2 4632627.31 5688597.54 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6954350.51 6954350.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1422149.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1642204.68 -1172149.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1410528.58 149953.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192741.77 -10.73 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62364.4 37106.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76972.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165104.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208862.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -723.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -171.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -368.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0459 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is resettling around 2,000 refugees who are categorised as meeting one of UNHCR’s seven resettlement submission categories. The caseload is determined in discussion with UNHCR and in line with their projected global resettlement needs. For this project, IOM facilitates video/telephone interviewing, provision of pre-migration health activities (i.e. migration health activities, and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel), three-day pre-departure cultural orientation sessions, facilitation of the visa/travel document processing, and providing movement management and operational support to the final destination including operational and/or medical escorts and the delivery of information sessions to local authorities, community sponsors, and other relevant resettlement stakeholders. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Pakistan Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1627028.66 3250203.75 3989547.25 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4877232.41 4877232.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 997386.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1151716.8 -597386.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -743943.65 -41059 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -52775.06 140.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72611.84 52185.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163401.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209930.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6186.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -922.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3172.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0464 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the terms of the global IOM / Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and in accordance with PRM, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and Refugee Processing Center (RPC) policies and directives, IOM is assisting in the implementation of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) to resettle refugees, which contributes to the global efforts on resettlement. The overall objective of this project code is to arrange the movement of United States Government-approved refugees from Latin and Central America to the U.S. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Latin America and the Caribbean Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Panama Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Honduras Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Argentina IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5868579.63 46378712.45 114959379.23 85921378.66 253128049.97 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253128049.97 253128049.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1355432.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1355432.5 1820235.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1820235.41 2649076.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2649076.19 5370246.57 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5370246.57 6511253.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6511253.71 13455535.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13455535.17 11757359.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11757359.54 26501025.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26501025.56 20364468.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20364468.27 146550 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 293577.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1355432.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1820235.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2649076.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5370246.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6511253.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13455535.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11757359.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26354475.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20070890.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0465 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the terms of the global IOM / Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and in accordance with PRM, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and Refugee Processing Center (RPC) policies and directives, IOM is assisting in the implementation of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) to resettle refugees, which contributes to the global efforts on resettlement. The overall objective of this project code is to arrange the movement of United States Government-approved refugees from Türkiye and Middle East to the U.S. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Yemen Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Tunisia Syrian Arab Republic Sudan Saudi Arabia Qatar Palestinian Territories Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Kuwait Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9360760 15006131.35 9731810.64 1923598.74 36022300.73 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36022300.73 36022300.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553760.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553760.6 1017276.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1017276.25 2391868.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2391868.9 3114845.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3114845.39 3161493.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3161493.62 2698644.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2698644.76 1983754.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1983754.28 4078764.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4078764.76 5129224.97 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5129224.97 740.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 553760.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1017276.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2391868.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3114845.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3161493.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2697904.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1983754.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4078764.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5129224.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0466 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. This project covers reimbursable costs. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 75516703.18 101987639 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75516703.18 75516703.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4819853.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3573321.73 13727065.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10213319.68 27896439.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20815789.33 25340605.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18563865.14 24099429.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17917980.03 81828.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59946.42 -2460519.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1890628.71 7590.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5580.92 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3.77 2021.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10315371.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19112456.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18406410.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22954835.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -636727.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -572638.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -322555.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0467 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. This project covers assistance fees. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 12661674.74 17099980.48 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12661674.74 12661674.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2457899 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1812609.88 1729632 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1251542.69 -789.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -585.4 789.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 558.03 -4187531 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3095566.94 815 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2319.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1621758 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1681919.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3255178.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4947764.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840196.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14664.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390485.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0469 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the terms of the global IOM / Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and in accordance with PRM, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and Refugee Processing Center (RPC) policies and directives, IOM is assisting in the implementation of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) to resettle refugees, which contributes to the global efforts on resettlement. The overall objective of this project code is to arrange the movement of United States Government-approved refugees from Asia to the U.S. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Asia Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Pakistan Philippines Nepal Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Sri Lanka Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 51986452.12 57246105.66 31372297.98 6022178.1 146627033.86 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146627033.86 146627033.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2961566.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2961566.66 4275122.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4275122.77 5836360.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5836360.42 6143681.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6143681.02 6619729.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6619729.56 8627598.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8627598.24 8658136.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8658136.89 13093287.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13093287.71 11457794.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11457794.81 2962895.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4282734.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5845927.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6164099.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6668755.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8644929.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8658136.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13093287.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11458035.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0471 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the terms of the global IOM / Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and in accordance with PRM, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and Refugee Processing Center (RPC) policies and directives, IOM is assisting in the implementation of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) to resettle refugees, which contributes to the global efforts on resettlement. The overall objective of this project code is to arrange the movement of United States Government-approved refugees from Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to the U.S. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Yemen Tunisia Syrian Arab Republic Sudan Saudi Arabia Qatar Palestinian Territories Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon Kuwait IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria Bahrain IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 United Arab Emirates Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 13297522.11 56678319.27 63748858.09 40174795.76 173899495.23 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173899495.23 173899495.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5393249.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5393249.53 8838395.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8838395.3 14710304.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14710304.5 19741821.14 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19741821.14 13946083.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13946083.23 16571204.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16571204.8 11572966.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11572966.29 16694904.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16694904.62 13800307.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13800307.79 46200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -46200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 5347049.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8884595.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14710304.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19741821.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13946083.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16571429.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11573006.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16694904.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13802197.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0472 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the terms of the global IOM / Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and in accordance with PRM, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and Refugee Processing Center (RPC) policies and directives, IOM is assisting in the implementation of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) to resettle refugees, which contributes to the global efforts on resettlement. The overall objective of this project code is to arrange the movement of United States Government-approved refugees from Great Lakes, West and Central Africa to the U.S. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 44017979.44 65521464.86 49497152.2 10849183.5 169885780 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169885780 169885780 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4727595.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4727595.13 10238178.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10238178.76 13843187.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13843187.96 14251212.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14251212.71 12479528.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12479528.41 13723102.37 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13723102.37 12077917.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12077917.52 16259427.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16259427.35 11543401.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11543401.46 4727595.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10238178.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13843187.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14251212.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12479528.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13723102.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12077917.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16259427.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11543401.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0473 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to contribute to providing a durable solution, to beneficiaries of international protection identified by UNHCR and approved by the Government of the United States (USG), by facilitating their resettlement from the East and Southern Africa region to the United States (U.S.). Through this project, IOM assists in the implementation of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) to resettle refugees, which contributes to the global efforts on resettlement. The overall objective of this project code is to arrange the movement of USG-approved refugees from East and Southern Africa to the U.S. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 39575894.03 52464150.82 32069181.47 6326151 130435377.32 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130435377.32 130435377.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3295897.79 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3295897.79 4057553.94 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4057553.94 5450395.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5450395.18 7944407.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7944407.48 6244068.63 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6244068.63 7427940.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7427940.24 11034489.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11034489.59 12458859.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12458859.59 9797006.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9797006.7 1829.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2386.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2209.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2100.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 1856.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2239.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2533.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2552.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 152770.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5236.36 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 205.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3294067.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4055167.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5448186.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7942306.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6242211.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7425701.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11031955.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12303537.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9795759.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0474 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute towards a durable solution for 1,900 refugees who are in Jordan and Lebanon, as well as other locations yet to be identified by the Irish Refugee Protection Programme (IRPP). This project aims to contribute to the Irish Government's efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to refugees whose lives and liberty are at risk. More specifically, during this project, IOM is supporting the Irish Government through selection missions, pre-departure cultural orientation for refugees being resettled to Ireland, pre-migration health activities including migration health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel, movement management to the final destination as well as post-arrival cultural sensitization sessions for frontline service providers working with refugees. Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 99981.39 1128921.16 767349.5 1846685.81 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1996252.05 1996252.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 923341.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 954851.96 -16.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17.03 35812.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96766.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182301.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230832.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232875.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75231.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288548.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12115.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12538.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0475 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM provides assistance to refugees who have been referred to Canada by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), as well as those who are being privately sponsored for resettlement to Canada. In particular, the IOM will develop capacity and offer assistance in a number of locations globally on befalf of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada's (IRCC). Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Canada Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15237003.97 50319335.25 42478821.04 29376778.13 14031992.77 203091022.76 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151443931.16 151443931.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9757090.72 8000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6406175.37 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3134796.24 8000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6425702.81 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7907114.84 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3819709.7 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3641660.6 78250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56991988.35 9000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6701786.31 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3321033.21 4500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3306392.36 36541020 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26987459.38 9000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6433166.55 142.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 440.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4722.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 9510.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 4529 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 338.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2416.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 4400 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2747.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 767.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 9460.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 16362.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 1536010 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3501557.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4742962.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8907254.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5067929.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6256218.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12343965.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10021409.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8321409.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11917803.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11788610.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16286604.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9198707.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7787178.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7619658.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0476 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to provide comprehensive support to 3,000 beneficiaries of international protection identified by UNHCR in collaboration with the Turkish Directorate General of Migration Management (DGMM) and the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) for humanitarian admission to Germany. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 663660.13 3923846.45 4098200.18 7779989.28 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8685706.76 8685706.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160587.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194415.93 1890626.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2282052.18 1048786.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1238236.32 1002427.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1168330.62 205000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213987.47 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1896733.4 1672560.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1667558.29 -482639.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -520646.66 10917.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -130946.82 866887.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1322414.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1065603.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 709921.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 774022.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 970179.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1572412.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 698800.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29479.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0480 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide the government of New Zealand and quota refugee programme applicants with support for resettlement assistance: logistical assistance to the quota refugee selection missions, movement assistance for case processing, pre-departure assistance, and resettlement travel assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia New Zealand Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1881142.92 3762285.84 4297737.99 4692874.03 4312149.5 2426092.04 21372282.32 Contracted Grant Amount New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21372282.32 21372282.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 705161 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 705161 393225.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393225.19 222527.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222527.15 168605.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168605.18 557151.47 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557151.47 621942 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 621942 2085725.91 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2085725.91 656039.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 656039.84 179613.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179613.44 1856580.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1856580.71 193164.63 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New Zealand - Department of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193164.63 1448944.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1448944.78 905976.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905976.25 955003.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 955003.46 255.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked New Zealand - Department of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255.09 1164722.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1164722.03 2568812.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2568812.55 2406.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3857.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 379586.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200156.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280157.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 493383.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 783777.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 929885.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 962782.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1302244.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1176565.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1242258.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 909631.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1081568.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1360926.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1387221.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093457.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0485 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The German state of Brandenburg implements a humanitarian admission programme for refugees with specific protection needs out of Jordan. The project assists 400 refugees who are aimed to be admitted by Brandenburg. IOM will provide comprehensive activities in supporting the admission process. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 722411.55 362716.45 908655.14 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1085128 1085128 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397930.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474857.73 510724.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 575139.9 -134798.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -148293.01 187.67 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) -72944.85 31475.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187319 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99600.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121054.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124212.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253006.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12087.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0490 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 64722129.19 82762786.07 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64722129.19 64722129.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1143683.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905189.58 4857627.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3801679.69 14722576.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11406064.53 17602830.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12995827.64 24213909.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18006532.4 7713199.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5702356.56 92261.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68774.75 -1729631.66 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -437062.78 889 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5704326.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16939373.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12416081.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18146651.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -608634.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -34798.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -114526.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0491 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 11757531.64 15034829.72 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11757531.64 11757531.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43257.58 782.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 845 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 310526.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879130.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2660672.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4772164.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 701064.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -786.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116637.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0492 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM), and the International Organization for Migration, have entered into an agreement to cover activities involved in processing individuals requesting refugee status and resettlement in the United States. Refugees are accepted by the United States Government for resettlement from a number of countries. After their selection, they have to be brought to the United States. IOM is tasked to provide support in this process, ensuring dignified and safe travel from the points of departure until the final destinations in the United States. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 34214171.1 30773967.85 14245575.39 7990649.35 1798087.26 89022450.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89022450.95 89022450.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490086.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490086.33 897943.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 897943.98 881884.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 881884.61 1780008.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1780008.36 1047234.91 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1047234.91 1244911.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1244911.02 1606845.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1606845.84 2441101.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2441101.32 2732155.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2732155.95 6847680.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6847680.66 8199885.38 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8199885.38 8239902.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8239902.88 10207118.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10207118.66 490086.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 897943.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 881884.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1780008.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1047234.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1244911.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1606845.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2441101.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2732155.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6847680.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8199885.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8239902.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10207118.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0495 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is related to both IOM's provision of both resettlement and medical processing activities in U.S. Offices for the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States - Department of State IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America United States of America Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with no inclusion of gender issues 63416294.73 93112664.97 51150026.52 78700612.82 69599158.9 355978757.94 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355978757.94 355978757.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44836434.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44836434.08 4926344.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4926344.49 10741770.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10741770.64 30701564.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30701564.27 6167633.99 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6167633.99 7374959.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7374959.1 9028949.38 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9028949.38 11594908.18 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11594908.18 10580849.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10580849.78 11721436.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11721436.46 13683919.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13683919.51 17647269.38 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17647269.38 15358911.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15358911.48 2774.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 44836434.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4926344.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10741770.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30698789.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6167633.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7374959.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9028949.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11595133.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10580849.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11721436.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13684049.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17647374.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15358911.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0496 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the Government of Netherlands continue their longstanding resettlement support contributing to the European Commission's call for EU-wide efforts. This project is intended to provide comprehensive resettlement support to those refugees identified by the Government of the Netherlands for resettlement to the Netherlands. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4484283.66 4011577.82 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4484283.66 4484283.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4011577.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4579426.42 -1284658 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1385823.09 0.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21249.79 -0.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -344770.19 327569.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 569683.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 867583.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1007790.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42229.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12725.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0499 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the provision of a durable solution to beneficiaries of international protection in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Rwanda, Niger, Egypt and other yet to be defined countries, by facilitating their resettlement to Belgium from 1 January 2022 to 31 December 2022. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3228322.15 2841259.31 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3228322.15 3228322.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390133.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419950.08 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14290.52 91768.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138361.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134005.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180868.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -138989.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -355.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0500 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 1397 beneficiaries of international protection under the Finnish refugee quota by facilitating their resettlement to Finland from Iran (Islamic Republic of), Lebanon, Niger, Rwanda, Turkey, Zambia and other “unallocated quota” countries worldwide, as well as contribute to family unity for ca. 25 family members of beneficiaries of international protection residing in Finland by facilitating their family reunification to Finland. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 521690.19 2664925.66 2836088.34 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3186615.85 3186615.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 945363 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1062205.62 945363 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 949159.64 472681 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503924.31 472681 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503387.65 -845063 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -906719.96 1.19 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -49541.39 53215.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308151.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 427611.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 670241.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 595560.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4423.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3212.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0502 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to resettle around 3,000 refugees who are categorised as meeting one of UNHCR’s seven resettlement submission categories. The caseload is determined in discussion with UNHCR and in line with their projected global resettlement needs. For this project, IOM is facilitating video/telephone interviewing, provision of pre-migration health activities (i.e. migration health activities, and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel), three-day pre-departure cultural orientation (UKCO) sessions, facilitation of the visa/travel document processing, and providing movement management and operational support to the final destination including operational and/or medical escorts and the delivery of information sessions to local authorities, community sponsors, and other relevant resettlement stakeholders. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3141667.94 9571084.13 10317240.59 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12712752.07 12712752.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2579309.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2978417.73 2579309.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3027358.86 2579309.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3192215.04 -1615097.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2075960.48 177.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247083.85 232.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300.09 1358294.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1781342.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1747216.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2326060.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162535.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5511.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3170.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1939.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4586.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0503 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A severe crisis in Myanmar has resulted in increased mobility and displacement both within the country and into neighbouring countries, including Thailand. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic exacerbates the problem and risks increasing the vulnerability of the affected populations. The Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL) agreed with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) of the Republic of Korea (ROK) to allow several selected vulnerable Myanmar nationals evacuated from Thailand to stay in the transit area of the Incheon International Airport until their departure following the completion of their parole processing for their entry to the US. IOM support and assistance includes providing accommodation, meals and necessary personal protective equipment to the beneficiaries at the Incheon Airport during the whole period of stay, as well as facilitating the transfer of necessary travel documentation, meeting and escorting the beneficiary upon their arrival and prior to their departure from the Incheon airport. American Jewish Worlds Service Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 39915.58 31992.03 24068.7 9978.84 105955.15 Contracted Grant Amount American Jewish Worlds Service Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105955.15 105955.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48732 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked American Jewish Worlds Service Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48732 57223 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked American Jewish Worlds Service Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57223 1169.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 722.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16469.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2260.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8195.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6834.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2283.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0505 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to approximately 5,038 beneficiaries of international protection in various countries worldwide by facilitating their resettlement to Sweden, as well as contribute to family unity for ca. 222 family members of beneficiaries of international protection residing in Sweden by facilitating their family reunification to Sweden. Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9774815.87 3181117.12 12372818.82 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12955932.99 12955932.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350922 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370561.77 4124273 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4602983.26 3155723 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3325314.01 617628 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650819.81 4124272 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4392195.95 -3628358 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3847675.5 -811863 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) -860936.37 47.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) -407232.82 1654984.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1841942.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2896978.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1663935.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167722.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14449.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11216.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2659.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -108.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0506 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the High Commission of Canada in Singapore / IRCC Singapore in organizing remote interviews for Cambodia Applicants for Permanent Residence in Canada as Members of the Family Class or Family Members. The objective of the project is for applicants in Cambodia to continue to benefit from access to permanent residency visas for Canada despite the pandemic restrictions. The main project outcome is that the Government of Canada expedites processing of applications for permanent residence visas for Canada through virtual interviews in Cambodia with support of IOM. This support will include access to hold interviews which will be conducted by IRCC Singapore in IOM premises and provision of technical assistance during the interviews, including establishing video connections through high-speed internet, technical equipment necessary to conduct the interviews and interview rooms. IOM will ensure this process follows public health guidance on preventing the spread of COVID-19. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4000.03 4000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000.03 4000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980 535 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1123.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 322.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0507 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will facilitate the resettlement of refugees in Asia to Japan, as such providing a durable solution for refugees, within the objective of improving the protection and sustainable integration of refugees and migration management of the Government of Japan. With provision of pre-departure assistances, such as pre-migration health activities, pre-departure orientation and language sessions, and facilitation of the travel document processing, and of movement management to Japan, the project will support safe and dignified migration and integration to new communities in Japan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan Asia Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 203027.95 328417.03 531444.98 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531444.98 531444.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286912 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 286912 244533 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244533 -298578.89 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -298578.89 4745.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62199.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27415.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125140.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13364.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0508 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This program will provide comprehensive resettlement support to 830 refugees from Türkiye, Lebanon and Egypt. IOM is supporting the selection mission, facilitating the visa and travel document processing and is providing health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel. IOM is also delivering 3-day pre-departure orientation sessions to all refugees in order to prepare them for their future life in Switzerland. Finally, IOM is providing movement management and operational support to Switzerland. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Lebanon IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 423767.83 774851.04 1198618.87 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1198618.87 1198618.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1198618 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1198618 -184931 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -184931 -0.86 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.86 51765.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147667.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266422.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 318770.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228905.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0509 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 200 beneficiaries of international protection in Rwanda by facilitating their resettlement to Denmark. IOM aims to achieve the project's objective by working towards the following outcomes. Representatives of the Danish Immigration Service and the project beneficiaries have an increased capacity to engage in the selection process for resettlement. Representatives of the Danish authorities and project beneficiaries have increased capacity to engage in the pre-departure orientation (før-afrejse-kursus) process for resettlement. Beneficiaries' medical needs and public health concerns have been comprehensively addressed and can be followed up in Denmark. Beneficiaries are able to travel in a safe, regular and informed manner from their country of first asylum to their final destination in Denmark. Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Denmark +45 45 33 53 90 iomcopenhagen@iom.int; iomhelsinkiaf@iom.int Copenhagen, Denmark World IOM Country Office - DK 55.704843 12.597303 Denmark IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 264686.33 506105.28 717547.28 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770791.61 770791.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 717547.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771556.78 -214718.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -246898.76 -56326.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -61761.9 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11287.06 16222.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43992.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105240.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263985.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56404.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11662.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0510 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing durable solutions to 220 beneficiaries of international protection in Iran (the Islamic republic of), Kenya, Lebanon and Pakistan by facilitating their resettlement to Iceland, as well as contribute to family unity for 210 family members of beneficiaries of international/subsidiary protection residing in Iceland by facilitating their family reunification to Iceland. Iceland - Ministry of Welfare International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Pakistan Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Iceland Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 104361.09 415917.23 412720.69 64579.28 922043.88 Contracted Grant Amount Iceland - Ministry of Welfare International Organization for Migration (IOM) 997578.29 997578.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183047 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Iceland - Ministry of Welfare International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197036.6 277975 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Ministry of Welfare International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299219.59 461022 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Ministry of Welfare International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488888.65 905.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41061.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72384.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56027.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50585.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 281727.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133983.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40157.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34812.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0513 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to 300 beneficiaries of international protection in Lebanon by facilitating their humanitarian admission to Berlin, Germany. This programme is the result of the commitment of the State of Berlin made in 2018 to admit a total of 500 beneficiaries of international protection of mainly Syrian and Iraqi origin residing in Lebanon. Originally, the State set the aim to admit 100 refugees annually over a five-year period. With IOM support, the first two programme cycles were successfully completed in 2021 and 2022 with the overall admission of 213 beneficiaries of international protection. After the German federal and local elections in 2021, the governing parties decided to stabilize and enhance the ongoing state admission programme. For 2022, the State of Berlin therefore pledged to increase the programme and admit 300 beneficiaries of international protection out of Lebanon. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany Lebanon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 854776.73 802635.74 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 854776.73 854776.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 802635.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 855688.33 57.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9487.01 -182578.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) -195271.5 15338.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63018.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221277.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364636.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5632.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0514 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to contribute to the provision of a durable solution to 762 beneficiaries of international protection identified by the Government of the Netherlands, by facilitating their resettlement to the Netherlands. It will run from the 1st of January until the 31st of December 2023. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2823871.12 2632489.06 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2823871.12 2823871.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2632488.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2803501.83 -707926.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -766984.71 -19.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47952.14 179047.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611924.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 642854.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 606315.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35761.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8566.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0515 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to facilitating a sustainable solution for the resettlement of up to 1200 beneficiaries in need of international protection by supporting the Government of Spain in its commitment to resettlement of the selected persons. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain World Spain Lebanon Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2118282.49 1947647.42 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2118282.49 2118282.49 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1918976.55 147648 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162429.04 30000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32894.74 -40000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -43383.95 -210.22 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22675.55 319371.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 581445.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260009.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875038.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59638.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7778.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0517 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Action shall contribute towards the overall objective of enhanced solidarity and fair responsibility sharing among European Union Member States (EUMS) and Schengen Associated States through the voluntary relocation of 6,251 applicants for or beneficiaries of international protection from Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Malta and Spain. IOM is ensuring that beneficiaries of the Action are adequately prepared for and subsequently transferred to the Member State of Relocation (MSR) in safety and dignity and on a voluntary basis, receiving comprehensive support throughout the entire process. To this end, IOM is providing comprehensive pre-departure and movement assistance, consisting of direct protection assistance, pre-migration health activities (PMHA), pre-departure orientation (PDO), and assistance during departure, transit and arrival, as relevant. Furthermore, IOM is providing support to internal transfers of relocation candidates. In addition, IOM is providing other complementary support at various stages of the relocation process in the respective beneficiary Member State, notably information provision related to IOM's role and tasks, support for additional interviews by pledging States and ad-hoc accommodation support, subject to requests of national authorities and prior approval by DG HOME. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece World Croatia IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Iceland Italy Luxembourg IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - CY 35.15148 33.23071 Cyprus Germany Spain IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland France IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece IOM Country Office - HR 45.811589 15.984827 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3810680.04 3944092 3928424.24 614686 11500000.48 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12297882.28 12297882.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10660980.81 514966.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602945.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1451595.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1244184.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1206108.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1304262.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1214655.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1065494.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0518 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to facilitate the resettlement of refugees from Malaysia to the Republic of Korea (ROK). The foreseen caseload is up to 50 refugees for the year. The Government of the Republic of Korea (GOK) requested IOM to continue to assist with refugee resettlement in 2022-2023, namely in pre-departure health assessment, pre-departure orientation and travel assistance prior to, during and after their journey to the ROK. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) Asia IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 7691.79 65026.38 1281.93 74000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74000.1 74000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74000 2733.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5290.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4662.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26761.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7021.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3713.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0520 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 3200 beneficiaries of international protection in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Niger, Chad, Rwanda, Cameroon, Ethiopia and other third countries by facilitating their resettlement to France. France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - France +33140440691 4eme étage 31 rue faubourg Poissonnière, Paris 75009, France World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Cameroon IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia Lebanon Jordan France IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 10139736.4 9372128.36 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10139736.4 10139736.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4535754.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4978874.75 2915768.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3152181.96 -1425.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1503.26 1159940.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1930097.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2234953.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2532424.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300716.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -46094.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -42450.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8989.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0521 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the provision of a durable solution to beneficiaries of international protection in Jordan, Lebanon, Türkiye and/or Egypt by facilitating their resettlement to Romania until October 2023. IOM has the specific expertise and capacity required to successfully deliver the project based on extensive experience in movement management and resettlement processing. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs IOM - Romania +40 21 211.56.57 iombucarest@iom.int 11, Viitorului Street, Bucharest 020602, Romania World Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 920417.87 4216611.26 Contracted Grant Amount Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920417.87 920417.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527076.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115031.94 1581229.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 345095.82 -28327.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6325.86 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3973.87 -84981.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18977.59 15891.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27323.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113585.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 18953.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42534 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212848.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -286.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0522 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to 1,510 beneficiaries of international protection in Iran (the Islamic republic of), Libya, Lebanon, Rwanda, Türkiye and Zambia by facilitating their resettlement to Finland, as well as contribute to family unity for about 30 family members of beneficiaries of international/subsidiary protection residing in Finland by facilitating their family reunification to Finland. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Lebanon Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3007687.6 582372.51 3389016.99 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3590060.11 3590060.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1129672 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1196686.44 1129672 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1237318.73 1129672 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1197955.46 -814349 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -882284.94 179496.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453389.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 712901.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 840752.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598708.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3066.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -176.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -115.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0523 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through a commitment to the EU commission for resettlement and humanitarian admission, Germany has pledged to receive a total of 6,500 beneficiaries of international protection over the course of 2023 through different admission schemes. Under this project, IOM is supporting its partner, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) to contribute to providing a durable solution to 3,000 Syrian beneficiaries in Türkiye by facilitating their humanitarian admission to Germany. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5379378.59 4907017.5 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5379378.59 5379378.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1957292.86 3107017.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3393749.98 -33.86 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -35099.29 -487216.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -521087.29 286492.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1348158.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1572098.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1319816.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175199.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93090.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0525 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the resettlement of approximately 2,400 Afghan refugees specifically from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (1,100), Islamic Republic of Iran (1,100), and an unallocated caseload of approximately 200 refugees from unspecified locations. IOM will facilitate video/telephone interviewing, provision of pre-migration health activities, including the early identification of children’s Special Educational Needs (SEN) and the application of the Global Mental Health Assessment tool (GMHAT) for adult beneficiaries in agreed Missions, pre-embarkation checks, 3-day pre-departure orientation (UKCO) sessions, visa/travel document processing, movement management and operational support to the final destination, including operational and/or medical escorts and the delivery of information sessions to Local Authorities, community sponsors, and other relevant resettlement stakeholders. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Pakistan Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1541188.91 4768644.42 5098345.44 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6309833.33 6309833.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1274587 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1655307.79 1274587 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1615446.13 144971 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183507.59 296946.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394588.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473712.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650016.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1601924.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27635.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0526 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the resettlement of up to 3,000 of the world’s most vulnerable refugees meeting one of UNHCR's seven resettlement submission categories. Local Authority capacity is also taken into account to ensure that the type of cases referred can be resettled in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK). IOM is facilitating video/telephone interviewing, provision of pre-migration health activities and facilitating the early identification of adult beneficiaries’ mental health needs and children’s Special Educational Needs (SEN) through the application of the Global Mental Health Assessment Tool (GMHAT) and targeted SEN questions in specific departure Missions, pre-embarkation checks, three-day pre-departure orientation (UKCO) sessions, visa/travel document processing, and movement management and operational support to the final destination including operational and/or medical escorts and the delivery of information sessions to Local Authority, community sponsors, and other relevant resettlement stakeholders. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3204659.86 9763281.71 10711517.88 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12967941.57 12967941.57 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2677880 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3477766.23 2677879 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3249853.16 2677879 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3394016.48 -1674604 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2149684.21 1441220.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2346532.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1778610.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2236871.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 215383.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1750.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1309.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0527 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides comprehensive resettlement support to 1,300 beneficiaries identified by the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) for resettlement to the UK. The caseload consists of eligible beneficiaries, including British Council contractors, GardaWorld contractors and Chevening alumni, specifically from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (1,000), and an unallocated caseload of approximately 300 beneficiaries from unspecified locations. IOM will facilitate video/telephone interviewing to assess beneficiaries’ accommodation needs in relation to local authority availability, provide pre-migration health activities including the early identification of children’s Special Educational Needs (SEN) and the application of the Global Mental Health Assessment tool (GMHAT) for adult beneficiaries in agreed Missions, pre-embarkation checks, 3-day pre-departure orientation (UKCO) sessions, visa/travel document processing, movement management and operational support to the final destination, including operational and/or medical escorts if requested and the delivery of information sessions to Local Authorities and other relevant resettlement stakeholders. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Pakistan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3783354.44 11350063.8 12227802.43 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15133418.24 15133418.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3056951 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3970066.23 3056951 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3874462.61 -349475.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -448620.53 -229.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -135303.41 402888 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1051860.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1562529.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3768238.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480278.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5189.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0528 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will facilitate the resettlement of 9 beneficiaries from Lebanon to Italy, including the provision of PDO, PMHA and movement management support. The project - funded by UNHCR - to support the Italian Government fulfilling their resettlement quota is the second phase of the initiative implemented in 2022. IOM will be closely liaise with all relevant stakeholders – UNHCR, the Italian Ministry of Interior, the managing authority for the reception centers and health authorities – to ensure the safe transfer of the group. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Italy World Italy Lebanon Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 13702.33 13702.33 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13702.33 13702.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13702.31 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13702.31 -2232.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2232.76 1059.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8814.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1595.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0529 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The German state of Brandenburg implements a humanitarian admission programme for beneficiaries with specific protection needs out of Jordan. The project assists 400 beneficiaries of international protection who will be admitted by Brandenburg. IOM will provide comprehensive support to the admission program, including facilitation of the visa process, provision of pre-departure orientation sessions, migration health assessments, determination of fitness to travel, and movement assistance before and during departure, at transit and upon arrival. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 764086.73 447592.88 1104851.73 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1211679.61 1211679.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527397.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578921.11 577454.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Integration and Consumer Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 632480.34 71905.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96954.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290172.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66686.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68856.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96412.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261243.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0530 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to ca. 900 beneficiaries of international protection in various countries worldwide by facilitating their resettlement to Sweden, as well as contribute to family unity for ca. 133 family members of beneficiaries of international protection residing in Sweden by facilitating their family reunification to Sweden. The project will run from April 2023 to March 2024. Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Uganda Sweden Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2939279.04 971282.23 3628358.52 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3910561.27 3910561.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3628358 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3847675.5 0 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18042.13 -1946351.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2042178.17 204198.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 440261.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 593740.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522504.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62834.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0531 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM will provide comprehensive resettlement support for resettlement to Japan. IOM will facilitate and provide pre-departure assistance, such as pre-migration health activities (PMHA), pre-departure orientation (PDO) and language sessions, facilitating travel document processing, as well as the movement assistance to Japan. This will be conducted in coordination with relevant partners such as the Government of Japan, the Government of Malaysia, and UNHCR. At the destination country in Japan, the project will support the integration into new communities in Japan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan Asia IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 175327.43 344871.57 520199 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520199 520199 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221620 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221620 298579 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298579 -186553.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -186553.12 13221.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85838.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72472.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161465.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 648.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0532 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides comprehensive resettlement support to beneficiaries of international protection identified by the Government of Germany for resettlement to Germany from Egypt, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Pakistan, Niger and other third countries. Under this project, IOM is supporting the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) in the selection mission, facilitating visa/travel document processing, providing pre-departure health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel, holding pre-departure orientation trainings, and providing movement management and operational assistance to ensure that all beneficiaries travel to their final destination safely. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Pakistan Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Germany Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2053509.37 6406008.11 7751128.32 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8459517.48 8459517.48 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1417666.3 4125789.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4574046.42 2325338.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2549713.29 -3535976.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3822677.79 292790.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 942738.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1204612.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1917806.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204560.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2358.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1269.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0534 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is providing UNHCR with required support to conduct a verification exercise in Temporary Shelters along Thailand-Myanmar border: Ban Mai Nai Soi, Ban Mae Surin, Mae Ra Ma Luang, Mae La Oon, Mae La, Umpiem and Nu Po. These temporary shelters were established in the mid-1980s; though small-scale verifications have taken place in recent years, there is a need to carry out a single large scale verification exercise to gain an updated understanding of the overall population. This information is being provided to UNHCR and is informing large-scale resettlement operations planned in the coming years. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 582217.16 582217.16 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582217.16 582217.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520438.73 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 520438.73 61779 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61779 -256794.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) -256794.71 86784.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198453.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40185.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0535 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at defining easy-to-activate tools to coordinate efficient responses – among the different stakeholders – in the territories affected by emergency situations created by the massive, sudden arrival of migrants. The even application of the response throughout the territory will be ensured by assigning the Department of Civil Liberties and Immigration at the Ministry of Interior with the leadership and ownership of the relevant coordination mechanism, including through the assignment of a reference official/coordinator stationed in Lampedusa. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Italy Italy Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2174121.31 8910320.33 4443795.16 14351373.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15528236.8 15528236.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14351373.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15138579.19 2091769.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 866974.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 723742.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 679202.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 753964.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905619.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0536 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is carried out in agreement with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to provide for the movements of self-paying migrants who are beneficiaries of the Central American Minors Parole Program. The project aims to contribute toward safe, orderly, and regular migration and mobility by providing movement assistance. The project is paying particular attention to migrants requiring special assistance, such as migrants in vulnerable situations, including migrants in irregular situations who may also require IOM assistance with facilitating the exit permission. United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 319953.1 952594.25 625377.6 1897924.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1897924.95 1897924.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234516.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234516.25 234516.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234516.25 234516.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234516.25 474481 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474481 99925.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159481.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278638.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390522.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114945.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264566.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0538 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the Safe Mobility Offices established in locations across the targeted countries in Central and South America, individuals are provided with information on access to accelerated resettlement processing and to information on other lawful pathways. This initiative gives individuals alternatives to making hazardous journeys to the Mexico- United States border by providing safer lawful options to migrate and will protect them from smuggling, exploitation and other forms of violence or abuses throughout their migration journey. Through this project, IOM will provide essential assistance to those eligible for resettlement pathway in Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Guatemala, providing the conditions for migrants and refugees to meet basic needs while they wait for their resettlement case to be processed. This project facilitates the access to cash and voucher assistance, healthcare assistance and shelter and accommodation support by those who are eligible for resettlement to the United States or other countries that offer such opportunities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4863024.05 2431512.06 7294536.11 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7294536.11 7294536.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1316500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1316500 1974750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1974750 1974750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1974750 883318 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 883318 572609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 572609 572609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 572609 39530.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 38469.43 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 223579.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 224509.83 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 115408.3 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 95863.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 334616.84 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 116464.26 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 246404.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 303555.93 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 875144.96 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 474908.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 149990.24 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 521454.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382861.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79139.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 172351.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 426598.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301068.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 737648.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608574.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 887357.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0539 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. This project covers reimbursable costs. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 78878677.42 107489319 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78878677.42 78878677.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4864356.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3607711.76 27928864.82 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20430599.11 29430663.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21581209.39 24765209.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17845998.98 116.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15578796.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16354985.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19484819.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16434796.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0540 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. This project covers assistance fees. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 14354235.75 19560762.56 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14354235.75 14354235.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6648050.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4800036.44 1332.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 3994.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2533.76 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2552.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 6781.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 2551.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4943.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1388317.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2479990.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3302724.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6025674.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0541 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In August 2021, following the announcement of the withdrawal of the US and other international military forces from Afghanistan, the security situation in the country deteriorated at a fast pace, with a rapid advance of the Taliban and the eventual collapse of the Government on 15 August 2021. In this security context, most of the international actors present in Afghanistan evacuated embassy personnel, including local staff and Afghans who were current or former contractors and implementing partners for international actors. Through a large scale and time-sensitive logistical operation, thousands of Afghans were evacuated with their dependents. The overall goal of this project is to ensure the provision of safe and dignified movement assistance to all outbound travellers from Camp as Sayliyah (CAS). This can be furthered through consolidation of the outbound ticketing process at CAS under a single provider, streamlining and improving efficiency in ticketing operations. Beneficiaries of this project include Special Immigration Visa, refugees, and other migrants in Qatar. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Qatar Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1665128.05 2497692 1040705 5203525.05 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5203525.05 5203525.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963029 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 963029 190127 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190127 1667470 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1667470 209109.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 516838.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 379212.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1195348.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706771.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0542 International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNHCR estimates that over 2 million refugees globally will be in need of resettlement by 2023. In view of the limited places available for resettlement, the most vulnerable with the greatest protection risks need to be prioritized. In this overall context, in June 2021 Denmark announced that it would resettle 200 beneficiaries from Rwanda to Denmark under the 2021 resettlement quota. The 2021 quota would primarily be female-headed households and their families, but also persons at risk of persecution due to sexual orientation. In this project, IOM is contributing to providing a durable solution to approximately 40 beneficiaries of international protection in Rwanda by facilitating their resettlement to Denmark. IOM aims to achieve the project's objective by working towards the following outcomes: Beneficiaries' medical needs and public health concerns have been comprehensively addressed and can be followed up in the resettlement country; and Beneficiaries are able to travel in a safe, regular, and informed manner from their country of first asylum to their final destination in the resettlement country. Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Denmark +45 45 33 53 90 iomcopenhagen@iom.int; iomhelsinkiaf@iom.int Copenhagen, Denmark World IOM Country Office - DK 55.704843 12.597303 Denmark IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 200679.12 31882.14 214743.17 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232561.26 232561.26 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214743.15 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235463.98 -31351.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37278.95 2862.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38052.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155888.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2770.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1388.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0544 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to 200 people in need of international protection in Lebanon by facilitating their humanitarian admission to Berlin, Germany. This is the final cycle of a five-year programme aiming to admit a total of 500 people in need of international protection of mainly Syrian and Iraqi origin residing in Lebanon. With IOM support, the first three programme cycles were successfully completed in 2021, and 2022. For 2023, Representatives of the State of Berlin (SenIAS) pledged to increase the admission number to 300 beneficiaries. With the overall admission of 501 beneficiaries in need of international protection admitted so far, the State of Berlin will fulfil their commitment by admitting 200 people in need of international protection residing in Lebanon over 2024 and 2025. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany Lebanon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 529713.2 524148.58 976930.03 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053861.78 1053861.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 976929.62 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1053861.51 31969.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60691.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39168.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5423.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0545 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany has pledged to receive a total of 6,000 people in need of international protection over the course of 2024 through different admission schemes. Under this project, IOM is supporting its partner, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) to contribute to providing a durable solution to 3,000 Syrian beneficiaries in Türkiye by facilitating their humanitarian admission to Germany. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Germany Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6671920.35 6011400.4 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6671920.35 6671920.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4207980.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4670344.1 1803420.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2017248.33 954954.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1127171.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200140.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1553634.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0546 International Organization for Migration (IOM) USA for IOM, with donations from the Shapiro Foundation, are funding IOM to cover transportation and related costs for Central American Minors (CAM) Parolees. IOM is facilitating the travel arrangement and providing movement management to the final destination for this caseload in coordination with all partners. International Organization for Migration (IOM) USA for IOM IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 18037.58 72149.76 90187.34 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90187.34 90187.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90187.34 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90187.34 6109.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 781.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45643.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0547 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On behalf of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), IOM is assisting in capturing biometrics data of up to 3,200 United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) applicants in three countries in Africa: Kenya, Botswana, and Djibouti. Due to the austere conditions associated with three locations, as well as the urgency of capturing the biometrics of the proposed beneficiaries, IOM supports USCIS as part of the USRAP application procedure. United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 58879.96 58879.99 117759.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117759.95 117759.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73673.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of Homeland Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73673.6 62276.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11397.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0548 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the provision of a durable solution to 1,400 persons in need of international protection in Jordan, Lebanon, Rwanda (Congolese and Eritreans and evacuees from Libya), Romania (evacuees from Libya), Türkiye and unidentified locations by facilitating their resettlement to Norway in 2024. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Norway IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3003513.75 3003513.75 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3003513.75 3003513.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 328337.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579769.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 683357.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 851031.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0549 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to 776 persons in need of international protection in Egypt, Kenya, Lebanon, Niger, Republic of Türkiye and unallocated countries by facilitating their resettlement to the Netherlands. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Niger Netherlands IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2781633.76 2506253.56 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2781633.76 2781633.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2506253.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2803416.06 3994.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 345173.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 459141.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 528962.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636671.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0550 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to facilitate the resettlement of refugees from Thailand to the Republic of Korea (ROK). The foreseen caseload is up to 32 refugees for 2023-2024. The Government of the Republic of Korea (GOK) requested IOM to continue to assist with refugee resettlement in 2023-2024, namely in pre-departure health assessment, pre-departure orientation and travel assistance prior to, during and after their journey to the ROK. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) Asia Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 14457.14 58133.21 2409.49 74999.84 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74999.84 74999.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 11838.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18525.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0551 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the commitment of the Government of Spain to facilitate the resettlement of up to 1,200 people in need of international protection. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain World IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Spain Lebanon IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1988944.9 1840000.52 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1988944.9 1988944.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1921024.55 40000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43383.95 134679.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150967.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 290922.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1488669.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0552 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 3363 beneficiaries of international protection in Türkiye, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Niger, Chad, Rwanda, Cameroon, Romania, Ethiopia and other third countries by facilitating their resettlement to France. It will run from January 2024 to December 2024. France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - France +33140440691 4eme étage 31 rue faubourg Poissonnière, Paris 75009, France World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 France Ethiopia Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Cameroon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 8128432.34 7505186.91 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8128432.34 8128432.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5628890.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6240455.04 1087386.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2117336.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1542861.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2309711.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0553 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to providing a durable solution to 927 beneficiaries of international protection in Iran (the Islamic Republic of), Lebanon, Peru, Rwanda, Türkiye, and Zambia by facilitating their resettlement to Finland, as well as contribute to family unity for approximately 40 family members of beneficiaries of international protection residing in Finland by facilitating their family reunification to Finland. The project is to run from March 2024 to February 2025. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Lebanon Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 461497.87 2469700.51 2705495.56 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2931198.38 2931198.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901832 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 986687.09 901831 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 982386.71 901831 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 978124.73 91883.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446214.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362524.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555189.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0554 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The UK Resettlement Scheme (UKRS) supports the resettlement of up to 2,500 vulnerable refugees to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK). In delivering the UKRS, IOM will work closely with the UK Government to facilitate accommodation matching support, facilitate the early identification of beneficiaries' physical mental health needs in line with the UK Health Protocol and through the application of the Global Mental Health Assessment Tool (GMHAT), identify children's Special Educational Needs (SEN) using targeted SEN questions in the health assessments, establish enhanced travel assistance, including escorts and transit and arrival assistance and provide refugees information on life in the UK through bespoke sessions delivered pre-departure. Working along the resettlement and integration continuum and recognising the need for integration stakeholders such as the Regional Strategic Migration Partnerships (RSMP) and UK Local Authorities to better support refugees arriving through resettlement, IOM will deliver capacity building information sessions on the cultural, social, educational and economic background and experiences of refugees identified as eligible for the UK Resettlement Scheme. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Malaysia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Sri Lanka Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 India Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2979834.2 9112733.63 9589407.41 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12092567.83 12092567.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2397351.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3077473.04 722748 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 943535.25 1674604 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2149684.21 -1397351.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1805208.41 850107.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1373483.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1912824.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0555 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 900 beneficiaries of international protection in Morocco, Tunisia, Uganda and United Republic of Tanzania by facilitating their resettlement to Sweden, as well as contribute to family unity for approximately 40 family members of beneficiaries of international protection residing in Sweden by facilitating their family reunification to Sweden. The project will run from April 2024 to March 2025. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World Uganda Tanzania, United Republic of Tunisia Morocco Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3035321.86 999837.69 3682465.47 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4035159.55 4035159.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1736114 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1924738.36 1946351 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2104163.24 181818.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 632867.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1209404.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0556 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme supports the resettlement of up to 2,100 vulnerable refugees to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK). Support will include: temporary accommodation, essential consumables and welfare support in third countries, facilitating UK accommodation matching, facilitating the early identification of beneficiaries' physical and mental health needs in line with the UK Health Protocol and through the application of the Global Mental Health Assessment Tool, identifying children's Special Educational Needs, assistance with UK visas and exit permits, providing enhanced travel, transit, and arrival assistance and providing beneficiaries essential information on life in the UK through bespoke pre-departure orientation sessions delivered pre-departure. Working along the resettlement and integration continuum and recognising the needs of integration stakeholders, such as the Regional Strategic Migration Partnerships (RSMP) and UK Local Authorities, to better support refugees arriving through resettlement, IOM will deliver capacity building information sessions on the cultural, social, educational and economic background and experiences of refugees. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Pakistan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4515936.16 13543176.45 14128683.85 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18059112.61 18059112.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3532170.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4534237.16 -1532170.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2018670.29 903155.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 678000.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553210.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0557 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the provision of a durable solution to people in need of international protection in Lebanon, Tunisia, Egypt and Rwanda and other countries, by facilitating their resettlement to Belgium, from March 2024 to December 2024. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World Tunisia Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Lebanon Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1439086.29 1329650.68 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1439086.29 1439086.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 332412.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 359364.93 158043.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 283197.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253770.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0558 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides comprehensive resettlement support to beneficiaries of international protection identified by the Government of Germany for resettlement to Germany from Egypt, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Pakistan, Rwanda and other third countries. Under this project, IOM is supporting the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) in the selection mission, facilitating visa/travel document processing, providing pre-departure health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel, holding pre-departure orientation trainings, and providing movement management and operational assistance to ensure that all beneficiaries travel to their final destination safely. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Pakistan Lebanon Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Germany Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2807359.44 7368865.03 9343721.05 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10176224.47 10176224.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6540604.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7017815.72 2803116.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3040256.08 1095213.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1062886.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1606184.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0559 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the resettlement of up to 650 Afghan beneficiaries to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK). This will include providing temporary accommodation, essential consumables and welfare support in third countries, facilitating UK accommodation matching, facilitating the early identification of beneficiaries' physical and mental health needs through the application of the Global Mental Health Assessment Tool, identifying children's Special Educational Needs, assistance with UK visas and obtaining exit permits including facilitating applications and payment, as required, providing enhanced travel, transit, and arrival assistance and providing beneficiaries essential information on life in the UK through bespoke orientation sessions delivered pre-departure. IOM will also deliver capacity building information sessions on the cultural, social, educational, and economic background and experiences of beneficiaries identified as eligible for resettlement under this scheme. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Pakistan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3362321.41 10033402.95 10622809.63 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13395724.36 13395724.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2655702.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3409117.14 349475.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448620.53 -1655702.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2181425.89 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1017811.7 614145.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 830585.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 489614.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0560 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing comprehensive resettlement support to those refugees identified by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and accepted by the Government of Japan (GoJ) for resettlement to Japan. This is in line with the previous project phases (2010-2022), where the Government of Japan has resettled 250 refugees (90 households) to Japan. The project aims to support a durable solution for refugees, including a sustainable integration of the refugees. IOM is facilitating and providing pre-departure assistance, such as pre-migration health activities (PMHA), pre-departure orientation (PDO) and language sessions, facilitating travel document processing, as well as the movement assistance to Japan. This is being conducted in coordination with relevant partners such as the Government of Japan, the Government of Malaysia, and UNHCR. At the destination country in Japan, the project is supporting the integration into new communities in Japan. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan Asia IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Project with no inclusion of gender issues 113252.9 184098.94 297351.84 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297351.84 297351.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110799 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110799 186553 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186553 13841.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55501.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86954.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0563 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) supports the Irish Government's efforts to facilitate resettlement as a durable solution for persons in need of international protection in Jordan, Lebanon, Türkiye, Bangladesh and Ethiopia. This project supports the Irish Refugee Protection Programme (IRPP), through selection missions, pre-departure cultural orientation, pre-migration health activities including health assessments as well as movement management for refugees resettling to Ireland. Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Lebanon Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ethiopia Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1966239.57 1030522.43 2822241.85 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2996762 2996762 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1411121.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1530500.07 22582.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270715.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0564 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 400 people in need of international protection in Ethiopia, Rwanda and Türkiye by facilitating their resettlement to Denmark. The project will support representatives of the Danish Immigration Service and project beneficiaries to engage in the selection process for resettlement and in pre-departure orientation sessions. Beneficiaries’ medical needs and public health concerns will also be assessed and addressed and resettlement to Denmark organized in a safe, regular and informed manner. Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Denmark +45 45 33 53 90 iomcopenhagen@iom.int; iomhelsinkiaf@iom.int Copenhagen, Denmark World IOM Country Office - DK 55.704843 12.597303 Denmark Ethiopia IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 539974.08 906129.72 1313785.71 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1446103.8 1446103.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1313785.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1469558.67 31350 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34299.78 23071.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30167.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0567 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will arrange for the pre-embarkation medical checks, movement, and transit assistance of USG-approved Follow to join Asylum Seekers from CARE Doha to final destinations in the United States or to other SCA/CARE-designated destinations. Comprehensive support will also include provision of operational and medical escorts, Pre-Departure Medical Procedures (PDMP), vaccination, ground movement and exit permit processing, contingency Panel Medical Exams, and interpreter services for USCIS interviews where necessary. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan World United States of America Qatar Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1585501.06 2114001.36 704667.12 4404169.54 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4404169.54 4404169.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176689.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0568 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. This project covers reimbursable costs. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 59099682.85 81262064 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59099682.85 59099682.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0569 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. This project covers assistance fees. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Resettlement Assistance Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 13796308.92 19190665.83 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13796308.92 13796308.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0570 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will continue to provide Assisted Passage (AP) services for sensitive cases in Thailand and the Cox’s Bazar refugee camp in Bangladesh under its current agreement with the Department of Home Affairs (DHA). Due to ongoing civil unrest in Bangladesh, it is unlikely that Toll Group will be able to transition into the Cox’s Bazar refugee camp soon. Consequently, DHA has requested IOM to continue providing AP services for three categories: Myanmar-sensitive and Rohingya cases in detention from Thailand, politically sensitive cases in Thailand, and the caseload from the Cox’s Bazar refugee camp.This request exemplifies the critical role that IOM plays in managing and facilitating the movement of vulnerable populations, particularly during periods of political instability and civil unrest. The continuation of AP services by IOM will ensure that affected individuals receive the necessary support and assistance to safely relocate. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia Asia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 931981.31 947460.45 2827630.95 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1879441.76 1879441.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305359.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198672.32 429290.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide technical support to governance institutions and strengthen the reconciliation processes through increased access to person-centered, comprehensive, and credible reparations mechanisms in Sri Lanka. Ultimately, the project aims to strengthen on one hand State processes to address the vulnerabilities of those affected by the legacy of conflict in Sri Lanka, and on the other hand public trust in the State, acknowledging it as the foundation for lasting peace. MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 159323.21 235521.01 58530.96 453375.18 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453375.18 453375.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343375 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343375 110000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110000 22972.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4336.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16683.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59000.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49843.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35393.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44100.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7779.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119265.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93458.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM contributes to the creation of mechanisms that link stabilization planning instruments and capacity-building in the area of public policy with regards to victims in Colombia. This is done by developing the institutional capacities of the departments and municipalities to comply with their legal responsibilities, as well as providing technical assistance in follow-up tools and planning instruments to enable effective implementation of the victim-centered policies. Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 289783.8 1719298.88 1491310.82 628864.23 16654850000 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4129257.73 4129257.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3745000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 972254.73 877570000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235399.68 3510280000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 919321.76 422000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105632.04 2500000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 673491.38 2500000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 547525.19 3100000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649350.65 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3446.29 14134.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 176299.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 246364.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 47661.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 465941.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 59.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 78005.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 684425.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297136.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298576.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 607100.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242289.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115699.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209082.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207991.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75896.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313689.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19174.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0119 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to endow the Government with context-specific tools, knowledge, and a strategy to develop and implement inclusive, timely, and effective policies and legal frameworks that ensure the provision of reparations to conflict-affected populations. To achieve this, IOM and its partners propose to provide expert advice and technical assistance to the Government to develop a consultative platform and a comprehensive reparations framework for victims of human rights violations, including conflict-related sexual violence survivors. In particular, the proposed intervention focuses on the first goal defined by the Implementation Plan: the development of a reparations legal and policy framework and consultative platform to inform the design of comprehensive reparations laws, policies, and mechanisms by the end of 2022. MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Human rights Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Reparations Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 17958.44 92412.08 110370.52 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110370.52 110370.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110370.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110370.5 110370.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110370.5 -110370.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) -110370.46 18819.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91550.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention, IOM intends to endow the Government of Ukraine with context-specific tools, knowledge, and a strategy to develop and implement inclusive, timely, and effective policies and legal frameworks that ensure the provision of reparations to survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and other conflict-affected people. To this end, IOM and its partners will provide expert advice, technical assistance and policy support to the Government to adopt a comprehensive reparations policy and legislation for victims of the war. The intervention focuses on the fifth pillar defined in the Implementation Plan of the Cooperation Framework between the UN and the Government of Ukraine. MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 240750.09 240750.09 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240750.09 240750.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240750 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240750 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 24568.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37536.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134431.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61374.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17161.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0121 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the overall objective to promote stabilization in Iraq, this project will: 1) strengthen the capacity of the General Directorate of Survivors’ Affairs (GDSA) from the GoI and CSOs for dialogue and advocacy for the accountability of CRSV and other international crimes. To contribute to the effectiveness of the dialogue and advocacy efforts, IOM will 1a) provide technical assistance and capacity building to the GDSA to lead this process and 1b) aid survivors and civil society to consolidate their participation in the dialogue about accountability for genocide and CAH in Iraq. 2) strengthen the capacity of government institutions and CSOs to provide mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services to address the needs of beneficiaries of the Survivors Law. IOM will support the GDSA and local civil society actors to deliver MHPSS services through two key components, including 2a) training and financial support to organizations currently providing MHPSS assistance, who will be part of the referral system; and, 2b) development of the MHPSS programme for the Directorate of the MHPSS Centre in Sinuni. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 25680.62 130167.09 263823.06 336634.13 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419670.77 419670.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99010 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123300.12 40036 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50742.71 98577.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124940.13 45911 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59936.03 3511.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 45681.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96849.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26419.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4816.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44311.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64086.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47155.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44735.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s purpose is to advance reconciliation and prevent repetition of the conflict by protecting victims’ rights; supporting comprehensive memory, truth, and justice; and strengthening trust and social cohesion among individuals, communities, and public and private sector actors. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 0 13068639.93 8041361.93 7431310.02 28541311.88 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28541311.88 28541311.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465031 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465031 531365 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531365 1854343 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1854343 1449962 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1449962 3015794 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3015794 3649451 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3649451 2578156 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2578156 203748.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 431487.45 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 407436.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 142733.06 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 570932.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 118734.14 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 474936.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 503195.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 180000 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 720000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 175134.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 273821.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 735516.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 46947.84 CBI – Voucher IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 20432.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 607844.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 645141.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 942085.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1445469.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2094707 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2109875.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1521663.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0123 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Support reparation and peace-building processes promoted in Bogota, D.C., for the restoration of trust and the peaceful resolution of conflicts by applying tested methodologies by the current local administration through 6 components: i)Local integration: implement psychosocial methodologies to advance the comprehensive reparation of forced displacement victims. ii)Training and pedagogy for peace: Training programs for peace, reconciliation, and non-repetition. One rural program in Sumapaz and one urban program in Bosa and Ciudad Bolivar. iii)Memory: Develop memory exercises and social appropriation of public spaces actions through participatory methodologies, considering the impacts of the armed conflict in Sumapaz. iv)Non-stigmatization and reconciliation: Develop community and cultural actions aimed at the non-stigmatization of former FARC-EP members and ex-combatants in Bogotá, D.C. v)Restorative justice and search for persons: Restorative justice actions through the TOAR Route, psychosocial and legal accompaniment to victims in the Comprehensive Peace System, and processes to strengthen the search for disappeared persons. vi) Dissemination: Implement a communications plan to socialize the actions to guarantee victims´ rights that are promoted by the local government in Bogotá Colombia - General Secretariat of the Bogota Mayor's Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 345812.86 11611.66 1499999995 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - General Secretariat of the Bogota Mayor's Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357424.52 357424.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1349999995 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - General Secretariat of the Bogota Mayor's Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329152.75 150000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - General Secretariat of the Bogota Mayor's Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37202.38 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - General Secretariat of the Bogota Mayor's Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2499.6 -47617111 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - General Secretariat of the Bogota Mayor's Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11543.54 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - General Secretariat of the Bogota Mayor's Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11543.54 85378.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30127.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 125325.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76872.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46151.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0124 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Provide technical assistance to the Victim Policy Articulation Group (GAPV) of the Ministry of Interior (GOC) with the aim of improving the performance of local administrations in the implementation of the Victim Public Policy (PPV) and the Peace Agreement (AP). This objective will be achieved by implementing the Institutional Strengthening Model of Territorial Entities, enhancing the technical, administrative, coordination, and management capacities of local administrations and actors involved in the construction and implementation of the PPV at the local level, such as municipal committees and victim organizations (OV). This will contribute to overcoming vulnerability and consolidating peace in the targeted territories. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Human rights Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Reparations Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 527148.18 2111609.36 768788.93 13342481130 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3407546.47 3407546.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1430611136 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363099.27 3465069252 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 864429.86 3378720298 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 869907.39 5068080447 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of the Interior / Ministerio del Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1183658.95 29752.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 182452.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 240422.77 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 143943.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 112661.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 345614.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46300.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72433.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110641.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130110.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 143029.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249498.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address identified challenges related to the low technical capacities of collective reparation subjects and community organizations in protecting the rights of victims, weak coordination between local and national institutions, and limited community capacity for dialogue and memory construction. The project includes actions such as strengthening memory construction, training leaders, organizing cultural encounters, and developing a pedagogical strategy for peace. It also focuses on empowering children and adolescents in conflict-affected areas through workshops on peace culture and conflict resolution. By enhancing the capacities of collective reparation subjects, leaders, and youth, the project aims to promote collective memory, repair, reconciliation, and a culture of peace in communities. The goal is to ensure sustainability by enabling autonomous initiatives that contribute to territorial transformation, organizational strengthening, and local leadership. Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Culture, Recreation and Sports (SCRD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 118787.82 478151351 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Culture, Recreation and Sports (SCRD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118787.82 118787.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191260540 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Culture, Recreation and Sports (SCRD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46854.62 286890811 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Culture, Recreation and Sports (SCRD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70665.62 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Bogota District Secretary of Culture, Recreation and Sports (SCRD) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1514.6 83337.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3695.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32002.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this project is to strengthen the evidence-base regarding the criminal investigation requirement of the YSL through clearly understanding the implications of this requirement on ‘do no harm’ and ‘survivor centeredness’ principles, and on the ability of survivors to access reparations under the YSL framework exploring barriers to accessing the full range of justice measures to survivors in Iraq. MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 100002.17 100002.17 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100002.17 100002.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100002.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100002.02 0.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.3 111.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33989.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65901.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project has been co-designed based on identified needs and complementarity, and will be jointly implemented by UNODC, UNDP, IOM, UN Women, WHO, and UNFPA. The rights and needs of CRSV survivors will be properly addressed through improved system-wide response at the national and community level, including civil society (particularly women-led organisations and survivors networks), with strengthened awareness, knowledge, capacity and technical expertise, increased availability and accessibility of comprehensive survivor-centred multi-sectoral assistance, and by mitigating risks, improving the survivor-centred gender-sensitive justice and reparation framework along with reinforced coordination, cooperation, and coherence among key international and domestic actors. The joint project is anchored in localization efforts and will foster national ownership and leadership for a sustainable, survivor-centred response that also empowers civil society, survivor networks and women’s rights defenders. MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 296976.36 706306 320307.54 1323589.9 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1323589.9 1323589.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256778.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256778.5 402298.5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402298.5 664513 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - UN Action Against Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 664513 21815.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64431 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58570.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45315.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82679.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Contribute to the comprehensive reparation of victims of the armed conflict in Colombia, based on the advocacy on public policy for victims, strengthening the implementation of planning tools, and the development of territorial actions. For this, three effects are proposed:• The first one aims for the Victims Unit (UARIV) to implement inter-institutional and intra-institutional adjustments to reduce the backlogs in the victims' reparation processes.• The second effect focuses on victims of the armed conflict in Colombia, increasing their participation and advocacy in decision-making for their comprehensive reparation in Bogotá.• The third effect will ensure that victims progress in the reparation processes through actions defined in planning tools (individual or collective reparation measures). Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Colombia Plan de Respuesta Humanitario 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1488246.89 665740.75 8466498470 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2153987.64 2153987.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6773198774 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1689054.44 1693299694 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - The Unit for Comprehensive Care and Reparations for Victims of Colombia International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383186.17 522826.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 199323.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43298.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242644 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 863034.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262263.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36124.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0129 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the IASC Durable Solutions Framework, sustainable return and durable solutions for displaced populations can only be achieved if, among other criteria, remedies are provided to victims of human rights violations (including housing, land and property and civil documentation restitution). IOM is harnessing the momentum created by national and international recovery efforts to support the creation of conditions for return and reintegration of displaced populations, address the consequences of war, and promote an integrated approach to reconstruction, development, peace, and justice initiatives. The project thus focuses on building the capacity of civil society and supporting the Government of Ukraine and civil society organizations to engage the victims of atrocities and war-affected population in an adequate and appropriate consultative process that assesses their needs, expectations, and priorities in terms of the outcome and the process of delivering reparations. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Human rights Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Reparations Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 52628.7 315772.2 157886.11 526287.01 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526287.01 526287.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315772.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315772.2 74.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59075.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63764.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35253.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37974.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RP.0131 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which started in February 2022, and the preceding hostilities in the Donbas and Crimea regions since 2014, have been characterised by the commission of numerous human rights violations. The project aims to contribute to the development and implementation of inclusive, timely, and effective policies and legal frameworks that ensure the provision of reparations to conflict-affected populations in Ukraine by providing the Government of Ukraine (GoU) with context-specific tools, knowledge, and a strategy. MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 253590.08 253590.08 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253590.08 253590.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126795 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126795 126795 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Conflict-Related Sexual Violence International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126795 127179.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96867.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project represents the 8th phase of the national assisted voluntary return and reintegration programme (AVRR) for Latvia, implemented within the framework of the EU Return Directive 2008/115/EC. The project further builds on AVRR and best practices learned and seeks to assist migrants in their voluntary return and to provide reintegration assistance to migrants in situations of vulnerability. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Latvia - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Latvia +371 67 50 36 26 L. Pils iela 21, Riga LV-1167, Latvia IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 Latvia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 93030.97 169113.9 190962.62 183096.21 180412.72 729245.31 Contracted Grant Amount Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 816616.42 816616.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159795.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182414.73 159795.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175792.41 159795.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187333.29 90000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97826.09 9000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8763.39 72924 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79437.91 59704.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65409.26 -606.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -664.78 -5.17 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Latvia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3608.65 34977.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46248.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43393.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39547 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33932.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37202.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32206.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34430.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32079.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33820.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26758.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69070.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76639.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70823.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44638.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30175.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26285.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80745.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -664.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports stranded migrants on their way to Canada through West Africa with assisted voluntary return and reintegration to the country of origin. Focus is on identification of migrants, screening, and humanitarian support; return and reintegration assistance to their countries of origin; and prevention activities in the form of awareness raising on the risks of irregular migration in countries of origin. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana World IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Sri Lanka Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 569909.04 2279636.16 2279636.01 2279635.5 3985047.42 15000001.88 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11393864.13 11393864.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 461609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348671.25 162283 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122293.14 258392 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195455.37 516492 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370776.74 455622 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 344472.7 140240 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110078.49 545335 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451436.26 607408 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 479041.84 152583 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119112.41 399491 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310714.48 462965 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 355804.69 185631 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139782.38 236844 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174663.72 1339620 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 993783.38 444940 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329849.41 -173.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6820.06 117628.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167621.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184892.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 279294.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302298.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156869.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178999.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163071.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401192.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232681.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227647.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225670.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 336381.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171076.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 208793.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 489822.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1009228.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7712.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10498.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2370.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of the proposed project is to assist migrants to return home based on informed decisions and comprehensive protection of their fundamental rights and supporting migrants in reintegrating in communities to which they return. The proposed project is designed to respond to both short and longer-term challenges, working to further theinstitutionalization of a comprehensive, rights-based and sustainable regional AVRR program adapted to national contexts and in line with IOM's Framework For Assisted Voluntary Return And Reintegration, implemented in full alignment with international standards, including the EU Return Acquis as well as principles of the Global Compact on Migration (GCM), while also directly responding to the immediate needs of migrants stranded in the Western Balkans, who wish to return in a rapid and dignified manner. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 139926.99 142008.4 148782.68 139707.18 500001.12 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570425.25 570425.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550055.01 -10468 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11353.58 0.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1601.57 93997.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95336.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89864.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14846.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27693.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48843.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2106.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13241.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51955.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17313.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77199.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11816.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4542.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3374.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3234.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to the strengthening of migrant protection and sustainable reintegration systems in North Africa. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Northern Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Morocco Tunisia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4117019.99 4645865.68 4452510.16 2539356.72 13999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15754752.55 15754752.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5063385 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5632241.38 2759994 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3122165.16 6176621 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7182117.44 -66.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -435623.63 673.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 187673.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 762783.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760231.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 629867.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 884281.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1349405.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 872367.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 726055.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770527.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 948058.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1575976.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2081699.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1092367.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2127817.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231774.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110019.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -39323.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4744.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433465.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will to enable 16,500 (5,500 per year) third country nationals to travel in a safe and organized manner from Greece to their final destination in their country of origin and to accommodate 3,240 (1,080 per year) applicants for assisted voluntary return in the Open Center for Applicants of Voluntary Return and to support 4,350 (1,450 per year) returnees in their reintegration process. Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4242306.55 22600657.07 7021225.58 6742523.54 2181852.29 39100000.74 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42788565.03 42788565.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10694748.36 9775000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11964504.28 1575093.23 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1872881.37 9459981.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9874719.58 4678154.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5146484.79 1208213.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Citizen Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1307590.87 217328.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1993178.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2549688.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1519266.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2680286.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3551369.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3357655.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2789885.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2723879.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3049484.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2683440.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2705595.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2286662.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2365074.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2528796.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2175232.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2275327.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -44098.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2025.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3816.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -693.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -455112.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to improving China's migration management by promoting evidence-based approaches to assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) policies and processes. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - China +86 10 59 79 96 95 iomchina@iom.int 1 Xindonglu, Chaoyang District 9-1-82, Tayuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing 100600, China China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2911.93 34943.16 26211.47 45049.86 90883.58 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -10000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10000 -78104.62 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -78104.62 21891.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2360.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1854.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1280.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2427.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5937.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8492.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12832.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9374.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10260.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4847.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8033.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7805.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14497.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall project objective is to provide support to migrants to return voluntarily to their countries of origin. To achieve this, the proposed project aims to provide up to 400 third country nationals (TCNs) in Bulgaria with information on possibilities for voluntary return and reintegration. Target beneficiaries are TCNs, including undocumented migrants, applicants for international protection, applicants for international protection that have their application rejected as well as beneficiaries for international protection. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 49044.11 53444.86 60594.19 60471.35 15628.35 430109.91 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239182.86 239182.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107527 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60138.14 61010.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36555.28 61384.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36494.9 103586.16 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57772.54 4295.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2355.03 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526.42 -15196.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8169.25 7705.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13771.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14455.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18738.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14869.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8785.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14783.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17419.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16245.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8504.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7265.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18511.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9976.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12755.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5940.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7236.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3001.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8279.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to improving China's migration management by promoting evidence-based approaches to assisted voluntary return and reintegration policies and processes. International Organization for Migration (IOM) China - Government of the People's Republich of China IOM - China +86 10 59 79 96 95 iomchina@iom.int 1 Xindonglu, Chaoyang District 9-1-82, Tayuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing 100600, China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 8990.05 107886.4 107887.56 110633.86 84613.3 420011.17 Contracted Grant Amount China - Government of the People's Republich of China International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420011.17 420011.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140003 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked China - Government of the People's Republich of China International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140003 35530 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked China - Government of the People's Republich of China International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35530 104475 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked China - Government of the People's Republich of China International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104475 140003 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked China - Government of the People's Republich of China International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140003 -79281.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked China - Government of the People's Republich of China International Organization for Migration (IOM) -79281.54 2172.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1984.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30546.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15005.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10332.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5146.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19299.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52055.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17500.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11307.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10700.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21337.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12700.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6851.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38443.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46331.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39013.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to provide support to migrants willing to return voluntarily from Slovakia to their countries of origin and contribute to their sustainable reintegration process, with a specific focus on migrants in situation of vulnerability. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 303319.15 317090 286711.31 114350.46 910572.22 Contracted Grant Amount Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1021470.92 1021470.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341285 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380898.44 170642 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200519.39 227642 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255777.53 0.21 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3754.78 117412.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125979.16 77509.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74060.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80805.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95027.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64585.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70702.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74494.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60075.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72757.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81001.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414.52 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80516.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56272.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25027.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77286.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18978.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -912.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11275.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to quality return counselling by making sure that return counsellors have access to quality management tools, such as assisted voluntary returns and reintegration (AVRR) guidelines and targeted trainings on processes and standards in the field of AVRR according to IOM policies and guidelines. In addition, the project aims at strengthening the exchange and cooperation between all stakeholders involved in the area of AVRR and will ensure that professionals involved in the provision of assistance to voluntary returnees, including to migrants in vulnerable situations, will have access to information and possibilities for exchange. In addition, the project aims to raise awareness among persons interested in voluntarily returning from Austria to Afghanistan and to provide 400 beneficiaries with all necessary support measures in order to guarantee their safe, timely and dignified voluntary return to Afghanistan. The project will address the most urgent needs of these project beneficiaries immediately after their return, provide assistance to their socio-economic reintegration, and support them in situations of vulnerability in covering their individual needs. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 377331.51 1233732.6 1241979.21 1187718.39 3619952.44 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4040761.71 4040761.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 697364.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 793360.98 388621.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460452.13 1085985.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1144347.63 1085985.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1052311.92 84125.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92242.68 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173223.23 -88.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1194.7 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099.32 103743.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179902.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207529.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237246.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 242207.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250742.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241038.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213141.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1141.56 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 439742.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298192.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 296023.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2617.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360165.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 532.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406540.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234928.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -95.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will focus on addressing gaps within the fundamental aspects of the reintegration needs of returning migrants, which, if left unattended, would contribute to the continuation of irregular migration. This will include activities such as the renovation of remaining key reception centers and other critical reintegration infrastructure, along with the establishment of associated information management systems to register the returnees. Overall the project will address the need for improved and accessible migration information, improved evidence at the municipal level of reintegration outcomes, as well as evidence-based strategies and frameworks, in order to contribute to strategic, evidence-based policy formation by Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras governments and their institutions involved in addressing factors that contribute to human mobility. The project will also support migrants affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, including returnees. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Central America El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Panama Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10079293.24 14498198.39 11862412.25 9694292.56 3515773.22 49649969.66 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49649969.66 49649969.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649406 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649406 1549074 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1549074 2424456 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2424456 1107108 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1107108 1500654 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500654 1279890 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1279890 2305263 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2305263 1422048 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1422048 2199336 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2199336 2176947 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2176947 4014711.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4014711.22 1321209 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1321209 2417512 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2417512 3170552 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3170552 4378218.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4378218.1 1621509 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1621509 2475173 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2475173 3048081 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3048081 2487154 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2487154 11750 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10500 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 300000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 11250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 25000 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58446.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 65000 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 164142.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2102.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 200000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 6250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 18142.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 43295.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 20025 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11250 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 182926.89 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 206467.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 493000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 56949.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6265.52 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 316.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 263275.65 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 19816.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 110344.61 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45587.57 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 127079.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 54329.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1756.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 303895.96 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 153754.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17687.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 34510 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 275972.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 26174.29 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 16761.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -6.69 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 256316.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 371834.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 5587.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 454379.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 49686.93 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8400 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 140632.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 1621561.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1318319.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1683056.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1814143 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1001631.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1045001.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17247.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1639939.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12612.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1780007.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2062067.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2457552.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2329937.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1992850.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2231030.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3021674.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2550 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3050789.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2224431.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2196968.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2611024.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1575263.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To address the needs of the Government of El Salvador, and based on previous investments from the Government of Japan in the Eastern Region of the country, IOM proposes a project to enhance potential and returning migrant youth capabilities to improve their livelihood under a human security paradigm by providing market-driven vocational/entrepreneurship training, as well as upgrading education facilities to provide effective learning environments. The project is divided into three components: 1) Expand access to market-driven vocational/entrepreneurship trainings, and humanitarian assistance for potential and returning migrant youth; 2) Improve learning environments by enabling access for target population to safe, inclusive and eco-friendly facilities; 3) Support evidence-based decision making and collaboration among multiple stakeholders to advance comprehensive responses under a human security approach. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 272658.04 1178859.71 1716244.41 1357803.13 211751.21 4737316.5 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4737316.5 4737316.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4737315.84 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4737315.84 37274.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 122252.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58568.53 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71409.8 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66843.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 141155.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 324690.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -62.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 21536.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54735.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197652.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167244.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170475.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 228520.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312965.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340367.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368319.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302002.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 238301.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 526704.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 879701.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106658 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide safe and dignified return and sustainable reintegration assistance to asylum seekers and other migrant groups in Iceland. According to the request from the Icelandic Directorate of Immigration (IDI), 300 beneficiaries will be assisted to return voluntarily to countries that are under the project's scope and to where return is possible, according to the IOM internal policy on suspensions/limitations. The objective will allow migrants to make an informed decision on return by receiving tailor-made pre-departure counselling, including outreach, counselling and return-related information on the country of origin, medical assistance, travel documentation and specialized assistance to migrants in situations of vulnerability. Migrants will be able to travel in a safe and organized manner by receiving departure assistance, transportation, transit assistance, escort assistance (operational or medical) based on individual needs and circumstances of the beneficiaries, reception assistance upon arrival, and onward transportation (where required). Returnees are provided with some reintegration assistance during the post-arrival phase. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Iceland - Directorate of Immigration IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Iceland Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 239325.58 706917.66 708156.88 710074.48 293827.11 2658301.71 Contracted Grant Amount Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2658301.71 2658301.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403163 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403163 320978 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320978 485348 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 485348 724406 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 724406 724406 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 724406 -1062030 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1062030 18601.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49132.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42139.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45368.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33621.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36208.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49728.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1086.96 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40545.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43049.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4056.8 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6913.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55715.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55520.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5288.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106903.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60335.31 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 158160.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213301.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81658.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183105.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45966.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159928.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16519.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84060.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -540.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -107 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0143 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Facilitated Return Scheme (FRS) is a scheme run by the Home Office to provide support to non-EEA (European Economic Area) Foreign National Offenders who voluntarily depart the UK. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 389839.04 408766.51 96770.85 667251.81 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 895376.4 895376.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40053.4 30000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41899.44 157218 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209066.49 78609 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103569.17 155210.69 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179227.12 77605.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96524.02 -39974 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -50857.51 -3.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15213.26 54779.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55093.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68493.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79184 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68141.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66217.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70157.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73026.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65101.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34315.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 184.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0147 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This pilot project will select 10 municipalities experiencing high returns in rural Imereti, Kakheti and in urban Tbilisi to pilot a three-fold strategy aiming to contribute to sustainable reintegration of all returning migrants and whole-of-community revitalization. The project will mainly aim to support local inhabitants in accessing services in the economic, social and psychosocial dimensions, to ensure that returnees in pilot municipalities achieve improved levels of sustainable reintegration, to engage pilot communities in revitalization initiatives and generate new opportunities for sustainable livelihoods and to support national stakeholders in validating a new approach to community reintegration and revitalization. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8407.14 73393.42 184999.44 33200 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -6371.78 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6371.78 465.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11342.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14634.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13002.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15044.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21920.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22292.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32770.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13885.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34182.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99087.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0148 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the strengthening of the government's national and local capacity to ensure the successful return of Colombians, by strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) offices at the local level, as well as the operation of the Migrant Assistance Networks and the services they offer to returnees. To contribute to this objective, the actions to be implemented within this project will focus on the design and implementation of a communication strategy for the dissemination of the Law 1565 of 2012 on returnees; the provision of capacity-building and tools to the Referral and Opportunity Centers for Return (CRORE) and Migrant Assistance Offices at the local level; and the development and implementation of an online course on the Law 1565 and its benefits to returnees for MFA staff and local staff. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4038.5 243461.52 48461.52 4038.46 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -543.35 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -543.35 7755.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4632.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4525.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2853.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32409.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82985.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71271.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56524.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21498.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0149 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides voluntary return and reintegration support to migrants in need of assistance in the canton of Vaud. Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 153609.01 151081.44 276049.26 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304690.45 304690.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122468 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133262.24 35053 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37171.79 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53705.69 34232 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36967.6 -54019.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) -58376.57 19684.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36952 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45613.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29402.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37525.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15980.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6661.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10910.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0150 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides voluntary return and reintegration support to migrants in need of assistance in the canton of Geneva. Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 189240.24 302180.4 445226.76 Contracted Grant Amount Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 491420.64 491420.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21762.79 172100 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185853.13 70000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75675.68 60196 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64587.98 37066 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39813.1 -43775.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48360.39 23634.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37011.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75081.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71207.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46989.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40661.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26839.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17799.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0151 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the Secretariat for Conational, Returnee and Refugee Development (SEDERREC its initials in Spanish) in facilitating an effective, dignified and productive reintegration process for Paraguayan returnees, while taking gender into consideration and ensuring a rights-based approach. The main activities proposed as part of the project include the development of recommendations to enhance the normative legal framework on return and reintegration and the drafting and validation of a national return and reintegration policy. The project will also develop a study on the characteristic and demographic profiles of returnees and draft recommendations and best practices in micro entrepreneurship grant programming for returnees previously implemented by SEDERREC. Lastly the project will implement a pilot programme to support returnees by increasing their knowledge on entrepreneurship and providing conditional cash-based initiative grants to grow their business plan and improve their livelihoods. The pilot programme will feed its results into future government led programmes. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3650 81388.08 180354.78 34607.14 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 -19500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19500 -26909.68 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26909.68 9010.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15889.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18662.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16314.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11298.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10702.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13699.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15265.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92109.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34733.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1001.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0160 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to continue the successful cooperation between the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) in the field of migrant protection and assistance and build on IOM Ghana’s existing Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) structure and ongoing projects, including the European Union (EU)-IOM Joint Initiative for Migrant Protection and Reintegration. The objective is to contribute to the provision of comprehensive, gender-sensitive and sustainable assistance to Ghanaian returning migrants and opportunities for potential migrants with a specific focus on the provision of livelihoods, self and wage employment and education, for a stronger governance of migration in the country. Particular focus will be put on the psychosocial aspects of the reintegration of returnees during the current pandemic. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 172449.71 578589.88 624301.2 71280.23 1291661.06 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1446621.02 1446621.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 597371.92 267300 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 301013.51 267300 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268104.31 44.74 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11208.84 257061.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280023.12 118872.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12276.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 83992.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40080.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20576.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 21831.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3189.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114582.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165740.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96926.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54724.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68374.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65729.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71181.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95647.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54206.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342818.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3277.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1275.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0163 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the successful first phase of the IOM-GIZ cooperation, this project will continue to contribute to the Federal Government of Nigeria's efforts to reintegrate returning Nigerian migrants sustainably. In collaboration with the Federal Government of Nigeria, IOM and GIZ will join efforts towards long-term impact by delivering complimentary comprehensive reintegration assistance to migrants who have returned to Nigeria (and their families), as well as building the capacity of both state and non-state actors involved in return and reintegration to ensure effective assistance is provided through a sustainable model. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 772176.55 904360.95 26375.21 1400000.68 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1702912.71 1702912.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 984060 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1175698.92 138600 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161538.46 138600 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147761.19 138740 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148068.3 575.83 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -104200.16 16156.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118094.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205557.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210402.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196719.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171559.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219130 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370787.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29334.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6388.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2486.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0167 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to assist regular workers who have worked and contributed for at least one quarter (three months period) to the Italian social security agency (INPS) contribution scheme and wish to return home. It also assists deceased regular migrant regular migrant workers whose community requests their return to the home country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Social Security Institute (INPS) IOM - Italy Italy Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 11488.02 20193.05 17942.56 18351.98 16402.66 14451.96 14451.96 14451.96 6021.77 122952.33 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Social Security Institute (INPS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133755.92 133755.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15764.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Social Security Institute (INPS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19225.37 82163.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Italy - Social Security Institute (INPS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100199 1414.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5108.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 888.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1887.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6446.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5088.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3226.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1971.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -582.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13769.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3776.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3333.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6078.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3915.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32937.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0182 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on 15 years of experience in Morocco, this project aims to contribute to improving the migration management system through migrants' protection. It will reach this objective by offering the alternative of assisted voluntary return and reintegration to a maximum number of 400 migrants in vulnerable situations in Morocco. The different components of this project will have a specific focus on migrants in vulnerable situation especially unaccompanied migrant children, aged-out beneficiaries, migrants with health needs, potential victims of trafficking and those exposed to gender-related vulnerabilities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 232937.81 217061.53 449999.34 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449999.34 449999.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 230000 197500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197500 22500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22500 79.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79.43 37.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16334.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13314.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8154.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37250.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163695.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95505.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81689.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34099.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0183 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the Country of Origin Information Unit of the Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum (BFA) within the Austrian Ministry of the Interior to make well-informed assessments regarding the individual reintegration perspectives of migrants in their country of return. Together with IOM missions in countries of return, IOM Austria will compile neutral, objective, relevant and up-to-date return related country of origin information. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Austria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15573.3 37375.32 37462.03 37438.26 20645.77 138459.99 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148494.68 148494.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1822.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3402.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2419.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3721.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6642.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4569.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5775.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2859.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2264.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0186 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the initiatives of the Government of Guatemala, including QUEDATE centers and Regional Attention Offices for returning migrants, this project aims to strengthen potential and returning migrant youth capabilities to improve their livelihoods under a human security paradigm. The project will provide market-driven technical and vocational training and will upgrade government facilities to provide effective environments for the provision of humanitarian services to ensure a comprehensive and lasting response. The project is divided into two components; improve market-driven technical education and learning environments for potential and returning migrants; and expand access to humanitarian assistance and services for potential and returning migrant youth. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1354051.08 2412291.35 722523 41651.5 4530516.93 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4530516.93 4530516.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4619151.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4619151.7 6478.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32206.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29502.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48766.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152605.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222058.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 176491.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159895.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276442.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255863.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190056.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312097.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259688.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 416678.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443242.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 943332.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0188 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the sustainable reintegration of migrants voluntarily returning from Germany to their country of origin or another receiving country. Migrants are supported in their reintegration process through cash and/or in-kind reintegration assistance. The programme addresses important needs returnees often face upon their return, such as housing and health as well as general socio-economic needs. Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 10005502.14 10435768.24 18099803.78 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20441270.38 20441270.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 886934.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1076376.95 1729633.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2067175.12 2294809.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2728667.4 13188425.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14883862.72 477.28 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -522825.74 -4435813.13 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4858502.88 556563.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134185.83 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1486519.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264248.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1843411.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 506157.49 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2727084.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 576491.53 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2372557.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513236.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1902189.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544051.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1093769.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131073.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6342.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 726609.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2138.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1161.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11260.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1779 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0191 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme from Portugal aims to facilitate the voluntary return to countries of origin of approximately 600 third-country nationals, unable or unwilling to remain in Portugal, in full respect of their human rights, as well as to contribute to the sustainable reintegration of 70 returnees. Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Portugal +351 21 324 29 40 iomlisbon@iom.int OIM Portugal Palácio Penafiel 16 Rua das Pedras Negras, 16, Lisbon 1100-404, Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 801868.29 786974.92 1009074.04 2331453.78 Contracted Grant Amount Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2597917.25 2597917.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517752.53 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 628340.45 64003.61 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68234.13 239224.88 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256285.7 179643.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196517.48 94238.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103787.14 382194.39 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406157.7 59881.12 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63500.66 241049.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261441.56 -15514.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16592.57 291.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 311.96 9964.51 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10657.23 364448.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393148.85 -33652.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36069.22 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) -60653.96 -34839.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37341.19 50234.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105460.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122243.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103720.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138979.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169082.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226036.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386438.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204517.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234940.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204934.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5243.04 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287713.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1817.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0198 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to support the development and implementation of assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) mechanisms by building capacity of authorities in Bulgaria in order to offer a protection-sensitive response to mixed migration flows. The project will provide national and local systems with practical knowledge and tools for implementation of return measures of third country nationals (TCNs), presently residing in Bulgaria, in accordance with good European practices. The objectives will be achieved by providing training on procedures, processes and building skills for counselling and successful approaches in AVRR to public institutions and non-government organizations active in the field of return of migrants, focusing particularly on voluntary return and reintegration measures. Project also envisages enhanced cooperation with the countries of origin of TCNs, as well as with EU countries with evidence-based best practices in the field. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 137988.57 87981.64 144374.8 649139.2 Contracted Grant Amount Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 370345.01 370345.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162284.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100735.43 68335.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36137.02 205105.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113631.98 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -10810.96 -26723.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14344.22 2099.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7560 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23111.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10371.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17811.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17397.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43604.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38953.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48862.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13400.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20952.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2556.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1727.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1926.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12565.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0199 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project was launched in 2017 and aims at contributing to the sustainability of reintegration of voluntary returnees by improving their performance as professional entrepreneurs and thus the durability of individual business projects. It comprises two components: 1) Entrepreneurship training for voluntary returnees (business training and on-the-job training) and 2) access to micro credits through a SEM-financed revolving fund. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 153098.51 207007.21 14976.66 375082.38 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375082.38 375082.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262557.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262557.4 93770.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93770.5 0.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.43 -30936 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30936 2325.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13004.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51050.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55233.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13466.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97747.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19948.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41971.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33667.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3095.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0203 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this pilot project is to support the Government of France and the Government of Georgia in facilitating the assisted voluntary return and reintegration assistance for Georgian migrants with health needs returning from France to Georgia. In the implementation, IOM will work closely with the French Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) and a variety of medical partners in both France and Georgia. IOM will conduct outreach campaign to inform the potential beneficiaries and multipliers (hospitals, Regional Health Agencies, Georgian community, etc.) about the availability of return and post-arrival medical assistance and coordinate with relevant authorities in France for referral of potential beneficiaries. An estimate of 300 eligible beneficiaries (100 migrants with health needs and accompanying family members) will be assisted with voluntary return to Georgia, with health-sensitive pre-departure counselling and support in planning post-arrival care and will return to Georgia benefitting from IOM’s movement assistance. An estimate of 100 migrants with health needs will be assisted in Georgia through the provision of post-arrival medical assistance based on individual health considerations. France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia World France IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 38858.27 519011.77 431022.97 892295.84 Contracted Grant Amount France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 988893.01 988893.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446148 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 540130.75 267688.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268763.86 84480 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89586.43 -14.78 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36324.43 63776.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88573.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93498.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99377.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142371.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197928.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144499.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14213.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15181.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2746.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 132.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -350.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0205 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to continue supporting migrants who need return assistance and contribute to their socio-economic reintegration in countries of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Estonia - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Estonia +372 6778 700 iomtallinn@iom.int; kkasper@iom.int 3rd floor, Room 3.2 Hobujaama 4, Tallinn 10151, Estonia IOM Country Office - EE 59.439183 24.763386 Estonia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 134454.69 131157.56 146102.71 371078.06 Contracted Grant Amount Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411714.96 411714.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93750 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113498.79 31250 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37832.93 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85616.44 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79957.36 25000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26652.45 71077 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74975.73 -13392.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Estonia - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14126.87 14921.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25280.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1838.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22391.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1657.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19259.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 893.77 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1496.84 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44372.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1110.74 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34596.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28467.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 502.61 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749.92 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40885.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4095.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52438 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602.68 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54994.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1691.02 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29686.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17888.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11129.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0206 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is consistent with the strategic priorities identified by the Government of Sri Lanka for the reintegration of returnee migrant workers in the National COVID-19 response plan for migrant workers. The project focuses on skills development, infrastructure development at district level, safe migration awareness and career guidance to reduce vulnerabilities of aspirant and returnee migrants, mental health and psychosocial support, business / entrepreneurship development, upgrading equipment and infrastructure at vocational training institutes that will benefit the returnees and the host communities. The project has 3 key outcomes. First, migrant returnees impacted by COVID-19 have sustained or restored their livelihoods through community infrastructure or access to employment opportunities and are able to take ownership of their recovery processes along with their communities and local administrations. Second, Reduced vulnerability of returnee migrant workers through enhanced skills development for future employment opportunities. Third, improved capacity of government institutions facilitates consistent economic participation of migrant returnees. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 241401.65 827583.04 636411.74 1705396.43 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1705396.43 1705396.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1705396.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1705396.41 1.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.71 -30347 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30347 15552.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 880.26 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 25508.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14048.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23404.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33574.57 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 5795.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2116.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 271723.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 62750.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 420125.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 9485.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23067.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51756.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54256.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54863.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181230.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185550.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97760.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91999.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50977.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -187.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0208 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to support safe and dignified voluntary return from Hungary and to promote the sustainable reintegration of eligible migrants in their countries of origin. It also aims at informing and further enhancing assisted voluntary return and reintegration programming through data collection and analysis on the return process and the respective support measures received before departure, during travel or upon return. Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Hungary +36 1 472 25 00 iombudapest@iom.int hungary.iom.int RM2 4th floor 2 Radnoti Miklos utca, Budapest H-1137, Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 376879.5 333144.56 216743.08 323901084 Contracted Grant Amount Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 926767.14 926767.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16197681 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51212.03 5399226 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17070.67 30174622 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79496.92 68084190 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186890.45 27360651 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79666.47 37778140 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 105599.27 40936655 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111451.26 17775200 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48909.56 12493918 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34290.98 -54317 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -151.09 13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Hungary - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11491.49 65171.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42677.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53460.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47690.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74213.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81008.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52991.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91265.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 163383.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57803.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -153.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2560.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6145.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0215 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project builds on the successful pilot and follow-up project of 2018 and 2019 implemented in Iraq and Afghanistan and will now also include Pakistan to further support target communities in making an informed decision on whether or not to migrate and the different migration pathways. The goal is that the target communities are aware and better informed on topics related to irregular migration and voluntary return through a peer-to-peer awareness raising campaign and use the information as a basis for making their migration decisions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Foreign Office IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Asia IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Pakistan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 410649.15 360729.38 665982.17 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 771378.53 771378.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463220 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533311.55 38378.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45610.92 28881 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28967.9 28881 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27985.47 -30164.06 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32364.87 -184.33 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27756.33 65252.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187586.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52553.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64851.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81773.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122764.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7553.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6581.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0219 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Swiss Return Information Fund (RIF) aims at providing the Swiss State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) and the Return Counsellors in the Cantons and in the asylum registration and procedure centres with actual, clear and prompt information that may assist them in supporting voluntary returns and reintegration. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 46972.97 46972.97 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46972.97 46972.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 10533 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10533 -6192 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6192 0.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.76 4669.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7060.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2672.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4803.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4708.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0222 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute towards improving Turkey’s migration and asylum management in line with the EU standards and best practices. The specific objective of the project is to support the Government of Turkey in the establishment of a comprehensive and sustainable assisted voluntary return and reintegration system. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 740428.28 2464136.24 2468828.81 2413752.4 1566317.36 8870000.5 Contracted Grant Amount Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9653463.09 9653463.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6924313.08 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8274204.58 -3462156.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4082731.77 5407843.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5783789.8 1433.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154510.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116564.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 549239 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905759.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530734.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 457101.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 513315.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 660889.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535122.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 885433.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 983960.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1173002.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135189.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to the prevention of all forms of violence, in particular domestic violence, that youth, youth at risk of migrating irregularly, and youth returnees face in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, through participatory, empowerment, and capacity-building initiatives focused on social cohesion, gender-related issues, psychosocial assistance, reintegration, among others. In coordination with relevant stakeholders and local/return communities, IOM will promote the strengthening of community resilience, coexistence of young people, and regulatory frameworks to address and raise-awareness on violence prevention. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 37807.62 223810.74 45665.85 287129 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307284.21 307284.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287128.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338595.18 -9000.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47522.2 -2341.75 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2599.06 48772.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73524.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57509.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74134.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17812.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5392.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11328.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0224 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Training of trainers for business development training activities and professional reintegration. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 9924.24 79047.5 2338.33 91310.07 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91310.07 91310.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 66738.04 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66738.04 6.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.46 -292 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -292 0.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.71 7.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11148.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 632.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36360.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24687.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13617.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0226 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Haiti is the third most affected country by disasters and long-term effects of climate change, and the economy is largely informal and heavily dependent on agriculture and small family subsistence farms. However, agricultural production has deteriorated in the face of growing rural population pressures, recurrent natural hazards, extreme weather events, and farmers' limited access to information, credit, and modern sustainable practices. In addition, countries in the region such as the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands, and the United States among others have reported an increase of Haitian migrants arriving to their territories, which has also led to an increase in the number of repatriations of irregular Haitian migrants. However, few opportunities are available for returnees in their communities of origin, often putting them at risk of further irregular migration. The proposed project will therefore contribute to strengthen vulnerable migrant returnees' resilience to natural disasters and climate change and increase their chances of successful reintegration through sustainable agricultural initiatives. The main outputs of the project are: 1) A gender-sensitive research paper on sustainable agricultural reintegration opportunities in Haiti, including community-based resources and recommendations. The purpose of the study is to serve as a resource for messaging, evidence-based policymaking and programming, but also to inform donors about the impact and possibilities of ongoing return programmes; 2) The potential of associations of agricultural producers to address the root causes of migration is tested through the establishment of a pilot project in northern communities of Haiti; 3) Findings of the research paper on environmentally friendly reintegration opportunities are presented to the government, partners, donors and media. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 34866.66 154422.18 110711.19 300000.03 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000.03 300000.03 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 -300000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -300000 256.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6298.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9316.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4434.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7722.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28029.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0231 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at contributing to the sustainable reintegration in their countries of origin of returnees from Switzerland. Possibilities of reintegration assistance may range from professional reintegration (income-generating activity), housing assistance, training/education, cash for care, cash for shelter with potential additional medical assistance. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Sri Lanka Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Ethiopia Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4366643.95 4366643.95 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4366643.95 4366643.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579528.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 579528.3 244258 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244258 175000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175000 -95975.93 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -95975.93 1043.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 177799.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175749.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241241.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223686.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84191.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -901.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0232 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme contributes to the management of return migration in the Netherlands through the provision of Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) support to eligible migrants in the Netherlands. This will be done through the provision of AVRR information and counselling to 15,000 migrants; the assistance of 6,600 migrants with their voluntary return from the Netherlands to the country of origin, or with their resettlement to a third country where their admission is guaranteed; the provision of reintegration support to 2,125 departing migrants and to assist with implementation of reintegration assistance another 246 departing migrants on behalf of Dutch referring organisations; the support to 980 returnees in a situation of vulnerability including 900 migrants with health concerns, 40 unaccompanied migrant children and 40 victims of trafficking; the promotion of AVRR programmes and of AVRR support available. To succeed, IOM depends on cooperation with IOM missions worldwide and multiple partners in the Netherlands and in the countries of origin, and on cooperation with donors. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 5034428.65 4867410.81 5017512.79 1673610.82 15411184.87 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16592963.07 16592963.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4512362.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5121864.17 4650496.33 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5005916.39 4650496.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5043922.28 1597829.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1676631.55 13369.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 17464.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4395.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 3435.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 10212.66 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30841.64 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -0.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2158163.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2163766.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2335539.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2589618.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2526937.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -302696.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 960053.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 976778.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181422.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1190336.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1535664.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2132713.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0234 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The cantonal program provides assisted voluntary return and reintegration assistance to people in vulnerable situation wishing to return to their home country. Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 30203.12 269836.87 277536.75 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300039.99 300039.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124055 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134113.51 25000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26652.45 54020 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57713.68 10522 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11512.04 -35878 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) -40770.45 -0.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312.13 16677.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12797.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39316.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46732.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21506.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20477.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11156.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20868.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0235 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The cantonal program provides assisted voluntary return and reintegration assistance to people in vulnerable situation wishing to return to their home country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 57774.11 429521.2 450748.13 Contracted Grant Amount Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487295.31 487295.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192973 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207451.27 70000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74626.87 43774 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48156.22 22312 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24411.38 -84837 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) -96405.68 -1.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1277.03 19801.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48990.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51428.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58776.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27997.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19937.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21491.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11010.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0236 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at supporting migrants who are willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin. Different schemes of assistance are offered to migrants during their return journey both in Switzerland, the country of transit, and the country of return. Moreover, IOM will organize specific assistance for person in situation of vulnerability upon request. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 912175.03 912175.03 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 912175.03 912175.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80103 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80103 131452.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131452.22 167372.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167372.86 147165.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147165.76 244929.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244929.9 41551.64 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41551.64 -78558 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -78558 0.52 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.52 1130.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217364.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256671.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199070.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193158.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -132486.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -891.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0237 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support migrants with voluntary return and reintegration assistance. Migrants in Federal Asylum Centres interested in returning voluntarily receive information about the return and reintegration process, have access to counselling and are assisted in the preparation of their return. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1189146.07 1099960.03 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189146.07 1189146.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1099960 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189145.95 -926 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1024.34 -0.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -33857.27 253366.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258610.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 303023.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315909.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23354.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0241 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project assists migrants in situations of social and economic vulnerability, both in a regular and irregular administrative situation, who claim to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and contribute to the reintegration of returnees. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain World Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2043132.76 1800000.1 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2043132.76 2043132.76 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2027027.03 316500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 327300.93 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -120871.12 156.58 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 502216.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 692681.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557113.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 462420.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18867.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0242 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project assists migrants to return safely to their countries of origin and enables their sustainable reintegration. The project specifically assists international protection seekers and other migrant groups in Finland. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Russian Federation (the) Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1859637.98 1638340.69 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1859637.98 1859637.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 819171 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935126.71 819171 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 822460.84 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2248.79 -824536 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -907080.31 187046.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183323.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233542.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235963.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12880.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0243 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the sustainable reintegration of around 350 returnees from Sweden through the provision of reintegration cash support (re-establishment support). Activities will be implemented with a view to ensure that the cash assistance is paid to the beneficiaries upon arrival to the country of origin and in line with the Swedish Migration Agency's work to enhancing the voluntary return and reintegration support for returnees from Sweden. The project will offer pre-departure assistance including counselling through a helpline, on the payment procedure of the reintegration cash support in countries of origin, as well as possible distribution of information materials in different languages. Systematic programme and beneficiary monitoring will be carried out throughout the project duration. Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Somalia Sweden Sudan Pakistan Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Central African Republic Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2269613.1 2269613.1 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2269613.1 2269613.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1046251 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1046251 1223362 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1223362 -1554934.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1554934.87 16105.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124497.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181357.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7634.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2839.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203884.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24730.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126418.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12904.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14306.24 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0244 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the Government of Ireland’s comprehensive management of migration by providing return support to applicants in the international protection system, victims of trafficking and other vulnerable cases willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and support for their immediate reintegration. IOM Ireland will provide holistic assistance to beneficiaries of the programme through all stages from pre- departure to the post- departure and reintegration phases. The programme comprises four stages: information and outreach and referral into the programme; preparation for return including referral to psycho-social supports, virtual counselling, and preparatory training courses; return/travel phase including specialized supports for particularly vulnerable applicants including victims of trafficking; and reintegration support employing the virtual counselling service and expertise with referrals into local support networks. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 961685.1 845986.43 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 961685.1 961685.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 422992.9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 472090.29 102147 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111514.19 11.43 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30439.62 95338.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101619.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98663.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194264.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63970.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1476.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 784.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0246 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to improving the migration management system through migrants’ protection and assistance. It will reach this objective by offering the alternative of Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) to a maximum number of 250 migrants in vulnerable situations in Morocco. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Interior IOM - Morocco Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 397276 350000.2 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397276 397276 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394144.14 -0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -42669.42 8930.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19052.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63164.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265834.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5507.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0247 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme supports migrants willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin (CoOs) and contributes to improve return migration management in Norway. It will be based on the already existing Voluntary Assisted Return Programme framework and complementary activities offered. The programme is open to international protection applicants, to applicants whose international protection request was rejected, migrants in an irregular situation in Norway and to migrants with a legal residency in Norway who want to return voluntary to their CoOs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway World Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2391067.87 21027047.27 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2391067.87 2391067.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3782287 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435110.3 3712784 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384784.34 4880819 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 491566.35 3044616 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305071.74 880666 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84019.74 -1283901 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -126095.17 -53311 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6187.24 215.91 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 415100.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5177.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 437885.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5704.84 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384842.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9013.34 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352721.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7794.41 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1505.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60799.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -104046.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -410.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8034.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0249 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the programme is to support the Belgian government in facilitating the safe and dignified assisted voluntary return of eligible migrants to their Countries of Origin (CoOs), while taking into account their possible vulnerabilities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4756198.96 4497555.03 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4756198.96 4756198.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1662463.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800605.35 2016313.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2037079.47 274631.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266115.8 544147.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 576427.07 0.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53485.54 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.77 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.5 8946.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12090.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11577.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 11055.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 851413.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79285.1 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1116276.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134791.87 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 978183.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96314.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103142.35 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1334529.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3894.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0250 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to facilitate orderly, safe and regular migration and to contribute to the socio-economic well-being of migrants, including specific assistance to the most vulnerable. The project also aims to faciliate conditions for their sustainable reintegration in their countries of origin through individual support for accommodation, job search, material assistance, training and education, or support creating an income-generating activity. Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Luxembourg Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 448545.97 458306.96 398311.49 1229967.29 Contracted Grant Amount Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1305164.42 1305164.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 276742.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284714.83 92247.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94904.94 92247.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102270.07 276742.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 306810.21 61498.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67729.52 184495.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203188.56 89956.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7026.75 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92727.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 525.21 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83265.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2107.62 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102348.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3024.4 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104717.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6295.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3792.05 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108910.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107000.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5817.74 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2411.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107779.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124753.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9218.56 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2798.45 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121066.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148012.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12116.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4109.15 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114667.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0251 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been implementing the ZIRF Counselling - Country Fact Sheet (CFS) project since 2006. The project contributes to support migrants in making an informed decision on voluntary return and raise awareness on reintegration assistance available. To this end, the project strengthens the German Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) counselling network. It also enables the provision of up-to-date information regarding the situation in 15 selected countries of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 85566.34 77552.73 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85566.34 85566.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24402 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27824.43 24404 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25999.99 12202 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12644.56 16544.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17020.91 -5760.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6213.88 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1244.21 22300.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13109.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15923.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24303.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 341.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0252 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Reintegration Assistance Project complements the Assisted Voluntary Return (AVR) programme in Belgium. The project contributes to the sustainable reintegration of beneficiaries in their Countries of Origin (CoOs), considering their vulnerabilities. In the implementation, IOM works closely with IOM missions worldwide, and cooperates with a variety of partners in Belgium and in CoOs. Reintegration assistance is provided in-kind. Reintegration support ranges from income-generating activities, material support, housing assistance, as well as trainings and educational activities, to medical and psycho-social assistance. The specific vulnerabilities of each beneficiary are identified through a gender-sensitive needs assessment during the pre-departure counselling and through active liaison with the referring AVR partners in Belgium and IOM Missions in CoOs. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1176967.7 1120248.14 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1176967.7 1176967.7 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433579.71 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 463856.49 699875.8 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 706425.31 149768.28 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145124.3 -13111.87 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14261.67 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23305.28 4771.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -1827.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 266791.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369261.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423499.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503657.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -241749.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0253 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to a dignified return and sustainable reintegration of migrants by enabling migrants to make an informed decision on their voluntary return. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 766838.11 672077.97 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 766838.11 766838.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240272 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273949.55 215118 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 229186.49 107559 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111460.1 109128.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112852.84 -58831.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -63463.98 1395.13 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25529.81 94256.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120446.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190549.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220864.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10963.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3155.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1781.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0254 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the sustainable reintegration of migrants voluntarily returning from Germany to their country of origin or another receiving country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 9607842.45 6866190.7 15473583.69 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16474033.15 16474033.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 757921.45 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 863236.28 406429.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 453604.64 2984072.29 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3028902.74 8002435.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8275527.93 -3734864.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4046440.26 1071.79 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350824.08 420893.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101250.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 730233 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66230.64 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382414.33 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 998155.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1270807.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247330.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1211134.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419324.11 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1092062.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343741.22 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 914596.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111223.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21344.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 641111.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1582.49 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -45260.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0256 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s overall objective is to provide support to migrants interested in returning voluntarily to their countries of origin by enabling them to make an informed decision. The counselling service consists of impartial open-ended consultations addressing topics such as return-assistance measures, situation in the country of origin as well as the possibilities of reintegration assistance upon return. A strong network of partners will further develop the referral mechanism for migrants with specific needs or vulnerabilities and improve tailored counselling. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 181706.31 159251.53 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181706.31 181706.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59758.12 26500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28804.35 53000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53159.54 26751.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25921.85 -6247.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6739.49 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Berlin Senate Dept. for Interior and Sports International Organization for Migration (IOM) -331.59 37386.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37993.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38662.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46044.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0258 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The online platform (www.ReturningfromGermany.de) was launched in May 2017 to fill information gaps on assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR). The project aims to support migrants in taking an informed decision on voluntary return. It also facilitates the work of AVRR counsellors. The information portal is available in ten languages and can be accessed from every desktop computer, smartphone, and tablet. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 682566.86 598201.72 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 682566.86 682566.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199400.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227107.69 69790.19 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72565.79 129610.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131450.67 152163.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151053.41 -60907.56 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -65703.95 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1577.17 123015.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115794.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120231.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153930.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3008.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1083.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0259 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the Government of Ireland’s comprehensive management of migration by providing return support to applicants in the international protection system, victims of trafficking and other vulnerable cases willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and support for their immediate reintegration. IOM Ireland will provide holistic assistance to beneficiaries of the programme through all stages from pre- departure to the post- departure and reintegration phases. The programme comprises four stages: information and outreach and referral into the programme; preparation for return including referral to psycho-social supports, virtual counselling, and preparatory training courses; return/travel phase including specialized supports for particularly vulnerable applicants including victims of trafficking; and reintegration support employing the virtual counselling service and expertise with referrals into local support networks. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1174953.96 1033676.13 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1174953.96 1174953.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 516837.93 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 576828.05 127720 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139432.31 54.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37848.81 139195.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 149261.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 159001.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207451.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25929.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5962.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2215.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5750.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0260 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide administrative, logistic and financial support to vulnerable migrants in North, Central and South America who are unable or do not want to remain in host countries and that voluntarily want to return to their origin country or country of habitual residence United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico Latin America and the Caribbean El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Panama Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Brazil Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1909401.48 5594215.1 7503616.58 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7503616.58 7503616.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250000 1250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250000 1250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250000 1250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250000 2503614 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2503614 -556365 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -556365 150 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 345 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 24871.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60769.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1546.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 34468.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 703941.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1044405.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1417606.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1405866.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1325824.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 923301.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4113.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -398.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 398.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0262 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support the Tunisian authorities and local civil society, in the continued provision of assistance to and protection of stranded migrants, including to further increase the availability of assisted voluntary return and reintegration to those unable or unwilling to remain in Tunisia. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 131815.89 1628307.14 2047013.28 2097346.38 2088117.93 1679412.75 9059405.11 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9672013.37 9672013.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1980198 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2229952.7 1138614 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1213874.2 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3253337.35 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3149837.75 24491.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87500.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 491185.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23087.89 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630877.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 796253.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19201.55 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608119.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713973.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16273.74 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403963.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482125.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267161.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530058.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249600.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0266 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to develop a coherent approach to assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) in Germany. It does so by increasing the capacity of return and reintegration counsellors and of other stakeholders to inform migrants in a comprehensive and coherent manner on the various AVRR interventions led by IOM, the Federal Ministry of the Interior, Building and Community (BMI) and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). The project proposes to return counsellors and other relevant stakeholders in Germany a series of networking events. These will constitute a platform to exchange information and practices and to learn about AVRR. A handbook capturing information on all AVRR initiatives in Germany will also be produced. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 680316.79 598709.79 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 680316.79 680316.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598709.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 668202.57 -252762.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -272667.22 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -36164.58 42441.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117284.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70445.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124913.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6182.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1896.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0267 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will help strengthen the economic reintegration of Moroccans returning from Germany, through the development of self-employment and / or professional integration activities. In a transversal way, this action will also contribute to ensure a sustainable and holistic reintegration approach where the social and psychosocial needs of returning Moroccans will be strengthened and where the coordination, referral and support mechanisms among the main stakeholders in Morocco will be strengthened at the structural level to improve the sustainable reintegration of returning Moroccans. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Morocco Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 147453.28 389751.51 106870.04 616229.86 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 644074.83 644074.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368705 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414275.28 0 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 933.05 247524.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265584.39 -45870 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -49696.64 0.35 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 638.19 350.77 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -17820.22 10771.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80603.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10517.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15900.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58262.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 397636.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39766.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 454.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0268 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the socio-economic and productive stabilization of the Colombian returnee population in a vulnerable condition, registered in Law 1565 of 2012, and to the host communities where these returnees are to develop their productive projects. The initiative will offer the migrant and / or returned population opportunities for effective labor insertion and opportunities for employability, through an inter-institutional articulation process that facilitates the adaptation and operation of a portfolio of services that guarantees their fundamental rights, through timely institutional action and making effective use of existing resources for the social development of the migrant and returned population. Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Revolving Fund (Fondo Rotatorio) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2022 (RMRP) Project with no inclusion of gender issues 205063.93 900000000 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Revolving Fund (Fondo Rotatorio) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205063.93 205063.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Revolving Fund (Fondo Rotatorio) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69124.42 630000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Revolving Fund (Fondo Rotatorio) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134372.16 -3389694 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Revolving Fund (Fondo Rotatorio) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -863.18 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Revolving Fund (Fondo Rotatorio) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7786.08 240.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13654.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36576.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144375.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0271 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme has been designed to build upon the results of past phases of the regional migration programme, taking into account lessons learned and best practices. It complements other Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance funded activities planned at the beneficiary level. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1261569.49 1518644.69 1707769.5 1611528.73 5688981.15 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6099512.41 6099512.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1294599 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1477852.74 628117.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 688724.96 1019910.12 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1075854.56 216923.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300617.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76272.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95097.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170513.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173613.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 195737.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234326.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298174.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 357040.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309121.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0272 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Bangladesh to deliver gender responsive integrated services for safe and regular migration, and welfare of migrants, returnees and communities. This project aims to support the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment to initiate an institutional capacity building process and pilot the delivery of integrated migrants' services in two selected migration prone areas at the district level, considering each step of the migration cycle: pre-departure, in-service and post arrival/return. To achieve the objective, the project will focus on two outcomes related to the development and operationalization of a well-coordinated gender responsive Migrants' Service Delivery Mechanism at the local level, and improved capacity to manage and monitor migration service delivery. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 159445.29 326172.54 139438.48 106507.77 990099.77 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 731564.08 731564.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490099 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 393653.82 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 364166.06 13341.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14069.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16151.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14399.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18891.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25072.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36330.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48885.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25267.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61846.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18648.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0273 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will further strengthen the existing IOM voluntary return mechanism in Japan through continued facilitation of safe and humane return home for victims of trafficking (VoTs), within the objective of improving the protection and sustainable reintegration of VoTs and migration management of the Government of Japan. With provision of safe and dignified return and reintegration assistance to VoTs, the project's target outcomes are that identified VoTs in Japan who wish to return home are able to do so safely, voluntarily and with dignity and that beneficiaries are economically self-sufficient, psychosocially well, and socially integrated in their communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan Asia IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Philippines Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 103218.29 28738.7 131956.99 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131956.99 131956.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131957 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131957 -0.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.7 18201.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12263.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13490.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4302.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88854.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5156.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0274 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will further strengthen the existing IOM voluntary return mechanism in Japan through continued facilitation of safe and humane return home for irregular migrants. Within the objective of contributing to improving the protection and sustainable reintegration of migrants and migration management of the Government of Japan by providing assisted voluntary return and reintegration services as alternative to long-term detention or forcible removal/deportation, the project's target outcomes are; migrants with irregular status in Japan who wish to return are able to do so safely, voluntarily and with dignity, and beneficiaries are economically self-sufficient, psychosocially well, and socially integrated in their communities through IOM reintegration assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Justice IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 50223.58 119420.35 22088000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169643.93 169643.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22088000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 168791.07 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5683.67 7694.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25323.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40600.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89489.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0275 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to continue supporting the Luxembourgish government in facilitating safe and dignified returns of European stranded migrants and third country nationals having a residence permit in an EU country (or a country that is associated to the Schengen area) to their country of origin or of habitual residence. IOM will provide neutral, comprehensive and updated information during counselling sessions on the AVR process, vulnerability assessment, updates on country of origin/return socio and economic situation, travel assistance, medical support when needed, and post-arrival assistance. Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Luxembourg Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 58589.04 58588.56 44193.67 152580.2 Contracted Grant Amount Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161371.27 161371.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45774.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49219.54 45774.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50136 30516.11 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Luxembourg - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33387.43 215.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10078.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9307.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10911.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8396.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14838.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8884.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10270.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11074.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10313.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11916.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10615.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0276 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) is implementing a return and reintegration counselling project financed by the Danish Immigration Service and the Ministry of Immigration and Integration. The project aims at offering counselling and support to victims of human trafficking and other vulnerable groups of migrants who wish to return, for them to successfully reintegrate in their country of origin or country of residence. DRC provides information, counselling and assistance in the preparation of return, while counselling and reintegration assistance tailored to individual needs after return is provided through the International Organization for Migration’s office in the People’s Republic of China. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Danish Refugee Council IOM - China +86 10 59 79 96 95 iomchina@iom.int 1 Xindonglu, Chaoyang District 9-1-82, Tayuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing 100600, China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 5306.36 5311.45 5299.15 5179.75 459.61 19999.93 Contracted Grant Amount Danish Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21556.32 21556.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3110.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0278 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The centre offers return counselling to migrants interested in voluntary return and reintegration. The counselling includes impartial open-ended consultations addressing topics such as return-assistance measures, the situation in the country of origin as well as possibilities and role of reintegration assistance upon return. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - City State of Bremen IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71646.63 67992.62 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - City State of Bremen International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71646.63 71646.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67992.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - City State of Bremen International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68265.61 -4903.46 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - City State of Bremen International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5261.22 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - City State of Bremen International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100.81 31582.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32438.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0279 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project IOM will provide reception assistance in Zimbabwe (at the aiport in Harare) to returnees from the UK. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 83013.32 71118.12 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83013.32 83013.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50493.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61204.58 -2867 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3450.06 -0.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2229.71 21844.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31251.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2429.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0280 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on over 40 years of assisted voluntary return and reintegration globally, IOM aims to enhance in Greece the assistance and the support provided to migrants in a situation of vulnerability, including migrants with health needs, victims of human trafficking, unaccompanied and separated children, who wish to return to their countries of origin or of habitual residence in safety and with dignity. Specifically, the project foresees to support 200 migrants in a situation of vulnerability with vulnerability screening and assessment, tailored assistance throughout the return continuum, and to contribute to their sustainable reintegration. SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 421129.54 626276.74 999999.9 Contracted Grant Amount SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1047406.28 1047406.28 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300902.71 600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 635593.22 10553.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21743.18 23260.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 383106.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285710.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264696.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2186.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -721.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0283 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the enhancement of migration governance and strengthening cross-regional collaboration, with a focus on migrant protection and reintegration in North Africa by supporting effective migration management and enhancing protection data collection, through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach. Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Northern Africa IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 361616.49 289880.18 617492.85 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 651496.67 651496.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 617493 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695375 617493 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695375 -617493 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) -695375 0.39 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) -28514.64 11578.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135075.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237682.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101230.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142622.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38670.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0284 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This pilot project will support approximately 100 migrants in situations of socio-economic vulnerability, both in a regular and irregular situation, to make an informed decision on return and to travel in a safe, dignified and orderly manner to their countries of origin. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 160869.6 66271.41 209999.93 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227141.01 227141.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104166.67 110000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122905.03 0.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7252.23 14523.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32282.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88893.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102737.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4111.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0286 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2021, IOM in collaboration with the Maastricht Graduate School of Governance of Maastricht University conducted a study that analysed reintegration outcomes through a gender perspective. The study provided new insights into gendered reintegration experiences and how gender relates to reintegration sustainability. However, there are still evidence gaps relating more practically to how reintegration programmes can effectively support women and girls as well as returnees with diverse gender identities and expressions, and sex characteristics (SOGIESC).The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and IOM will jointly work on a new research study that examines gendered reintegration experiences and identifies gender-sensitive, gender-responsive and gender-transformative approaches that empower women and returnees with diverse SOGIESC in their reintegration. This study will look specifically at good practices and developing concrete recommendations for policy and programming. Apart from further expanding the knowledge base on gender and reintegration, in practice, the results can be used by practitioners to adapt reintegration measures to the needs of different target groups and therefore offer more inclusive and tailor-made reintegration programmes. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 146536.16 75315.55 209999.64 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221851.71 221851.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209999.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216048.96 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9698.42 -50129 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -54193.51 -0.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1879.86 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1879.21 12889.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45280.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56743.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22446.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26579.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5332.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12948.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0287 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to improving the migration management system through migrants' protection and assistance. It will reach this objective by offering the alternative of assisted voluntary return and reintegration to an estimate number of 275 migrants in vulnerable situations in Morocco. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security IOM - Morocco Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 329504.85 52666.23 4000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 382171.08 382171.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3999934.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402084.31 65.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.57 -614.3 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -29190.43 21114.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122808.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84228.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137020.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7372.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0288 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to support sustainable return and reintegration of migrants located in the Western Balkans, both through direct assistance in return and/or reintegration, as well as through capacity-building of partners engaged in return and reintegration. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Montenegro Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 140669.31 871123.63 854461.97 463682.84 15940594.22 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2329937.75 2329937.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4455445.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 652525.73 8910891.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1308116.72 1485148.36 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213475.4 2659.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75795.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125439.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182290.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247539.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260058.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 313134.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256770.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173998.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0289 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will aim to support vulnerable migrants in Lebanon facing acute economic hardship, and who are exposed to increased exploitation and abuse, to access return services as well as in-country protection assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 371558.6 122563.13 494121.73 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 494121.73 494121.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 494121.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 494121.56 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 100015.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8512.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 53566.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61072.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52933.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210089.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6608.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1322.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0290 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the present action is to contribute to effective migration management in Algeria by increasing the availability of protection, return and reintegration services for vulnerable and stranded migrants. The proposed response will provide assisted voluntary return and reintegration and protection services to a total of 100 stranded and/or vulnerable migrants in Algeria. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria Algeria Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 307157.32 88882.32 396039.64 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396039.64 396039.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138607.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 138607.42 6.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.48 257425.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257425.7 -24959 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24959 0.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.53 -2047 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2047 209022.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 185812.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4306.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30107.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0291 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The cantonal program, run in collaboration between IOM Switzerland and the Red Cross Geneva provides return and reintegration assistance to 60 migrants in irregular and vulnerability situation in the canton of Geneva. Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 57328.32 418153.02 453134.33 Contracted Grant Amount Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 475481.34 475481.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20986.36 180008 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196945.3 70000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79726.65 27492.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44182.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53947.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 61530.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41861.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17010.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21063.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10808.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0292 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to strengthen Romania's comprehensive migration management through rights-based and dignified voluntary returns of up to 100 migrants and support to reintegration of up to 40 returnees by 2023. The project's main intervention areas will be focusing on strengthening the outreach and broadening the understanding of assisted voluntary return and reintegration among migrants and other stakeholders, so that migrants in need of return support are able to make an informed decision; assisting migrants willing to return voluntarily and improve their potential for socio-economic reintegration and, promoting and facilitating cooperation among key stakeholders. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs IOM - Romania +40 21 211.56.57 iombucarest@iom.int 11, Viitorului Street, Bucharest 020602, Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 342200 57532.77 1840304.18 Contracted Grant Amount Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399732.77 399732.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 690114.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139954.18 230038.02 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46651.39 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17427.73 81768.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17558.27 245306.58 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52674.81 8612.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7975.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10429.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5282.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6348.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32812.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70843.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110072.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21890.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0294 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Project will support awareness raising on safe migration and the risks of irregular migration across the entire country, with specific focus on Sylhet, Madaripur, Shariatpur, Faridapur, Rajshahi Districts. This will be coupled by the provision of economic, social and psychosocial reintegration support to Bangladeshi migrants who have voluntarily returned from Libya availing the assistance of IOM, as well as vulnerable female returnees coming back from Libya and other transit or destination countries. The project will also provide support to communities that are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, focusing on viable and more sustainable internal resettlement options and climate resilient alternative livelihoods opportunities which will support their adaptation and reduce the threat of displacement. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1604101.45 1049553.4 481596.13 38366.54 2970297.73 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3173617.52 3173617.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970297 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3071661.84 22858.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1648.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86600.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114454 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89732.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73048.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 88795.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102107.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80796.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112109.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0295 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The cantonal program, run in collaboration between IOM Switzerland and the Service de la Population of the Canton of Vaud provides return and reintegration assistance to 50 migrants in situation of vulnerability, under the foreigner law in the canton of Vaud or to asylum seekers accepted in this framework. Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 262932.78 30339.53 279488.4 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293272.31 293272.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126007 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136518.96 40000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45558.09 35878 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40770.45 22494.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24861.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28633.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34596.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16245.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11688.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8286.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19065.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0296 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to provide support to migrants willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and prepare their voluntary return movement and reintegration in countries of origin. This is achieved through information provision, counselling on assisted voluntary return, as well as direct assistance throughout the entire return process. IOM return counsellors are present in the Federal Asylum Centres with procedure in Basel, Altstätten, Chiasso and Boudry, in Federal Asylum centers without procedure in Giffers, Glaubenberg, Brugg and Kreuzlingen and equally cover the asylum shelters in the transit area of the international airports in Zurich and Geneva. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1142279.01 1088591.98 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1142279.01 1142279.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1088592 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1171789.02 -87350 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -96626.11 -0.76 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42407.8 242431.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 255812.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297775.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268407.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53126.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0297 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support migrants who are willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin. Different schemes of assistance are offered to migrants during their return journey both in Switzerland, in the country of transit and in the country of return. Moreover, IOM will organize specific assistance for persons in situation of vulnerability upon request. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 925725.67 925725.67 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 925725.67 925725.67 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140664.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140664.2 101325.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101325.1 49554.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49554.05 63964.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63964.21 78558 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78558 204741.89 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 204741.89 135290.85 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 135290.85 -101960.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -101960.1 -47282 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47282 227568.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148604.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148613.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127254.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3310.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3214.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0298 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at contributing to the sustainable reintegration in the countries of origin of migrant returning voluntarily from Switzerland. Possibilities of reintegration assistance may range from professional reintegration (income-generating activity), housing assistance, training/education, cash for care, cash for shelter and potential additional medical assistance. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4331670.58 4331670.58 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4331670.58 4331670.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544560 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544560 95976 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95976 220000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220000 118398 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118398 0.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.32 143669.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254082.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 199634.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360031.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23888.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2371.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0299 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to improving the migration management system through migrants' protection and assistance. It will reach this objective by offering the alternative of assisted voluntary return and reintegration to an estimate number of 275 migrants in vulnerable situations in Morocco. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Interior IOM - Morocco Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 372736.73 349999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372736.73 372736.73 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 350000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373134.33 24.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3096.09 28486.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28039.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1787.48 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67858.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236978.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14686.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1606.65 CBI – Voucher International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0300 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the sustainable reintegration of around 340 returnees from Sweden through the provision of reintegration cash support (re-establishment support). Activities will be implemented with a view to ensure that the cash assistance is paid to the beneficiaries upon arrival to the country of origin and in line with the Swedish Migration Agency's work to enhancing the voluntary return and reintegration support for returnees from Sweden. The project will offer pre-departure assistance including counselling through a helpline, on the payment procedure of the reintegration cash support in countries of origin, as well as possible distribution of information materials in different languages. Systematic programme and beneficiary monitoring will be carried out throughout the project duration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sweden - Department of Justice - Swedish Migration Board IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Sweden Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1752535.25 1752535.25 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Department of Justice - Swedish Migration Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1752535.25 1752535.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1554935 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Department of Justice - Swedish Migration Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1554935 876267.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Department of Justice - Swedish Migration Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 876267.5 -1140151.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Department of Justice - Swedish Migration Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1140151.29 136144.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155185.53 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98391.14 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180610.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77099.41 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233033.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155646.53 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231342.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13768.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10017.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -187.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0301 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The return and reintegration of migrants is a policy priority for many governments worldwide. As a result, an increasing number of international, regional and sub-regional stakeholders have entered the field or expanded their roles as actors in return migration. In 2021, IOM released the Policy on the Full Spectrum of Return, Readmission and Reintegration (RRR Policy), which guides the work of IOM on return migration through a holistic, rights-based and sustainable development-oriented approach that facilitates safe and dignified return, readmission and sustainable reintegration. The policy focuses on the well-being of individual returnees and the protection of their rights. At the same time, it recognizes that States have a sovereign prerogative to determine their national migration policies and to govern migration within their jurisdiction, in conformity with international law commitments. Having achieved a harmonized policy that sets the ground for a rights-based and migrant-centered approach to RRR, challenges remain in the translation of the policy into tangible actions and operations. Practical tools, designed from lessons learned and a long expertise trajectory particularly in the field of return migration, need to be developed, piloted and implemented to materialize the objectives set forth in IOMs RRR Policy. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 906961.82 82451.1 989412.92 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 989412.92 989412.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 989406.71 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 989406.71 6.57 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6.57 93152.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 263261.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209467.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448400.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 466.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -25336.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0302 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the Government of Finland's Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration policy by assisting up to 240 migrants willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and contributing to their sustainable reintegration. The assistance will consist of information provision through a multi-lingual counselling telephone line, return and reintegration counselling, assistance with travel preparation and documents, arranging international and domestic travel and assisting at departure and at transit and arrival airports where requested. Reintegration assistance consists of delivering cash grants and providing in-kind assistance for supporting the returnees' sustainable reintegration. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1481131.82 1390783.06 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1481131.82 1481131.82 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695392 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 740566.56 695391 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 761654.98 -501988 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -538613.73 0.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -869.77 202910.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200522.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 294022.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253515.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11766.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0303 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the voluntary return of migrants in situation of social and economic vulnerability, and contributes to their reintegration. IOM will assist migrants with pre-return information and counselling, travel arrangements, delivery of individual financial support before departure, will provide assistance at the departure airport, in-transit and upon arrival and reintegration in the country of origin tailored to migrants' needs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2043419.39 1900000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2043419.39 2043419.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1900000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2025586.35 20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21929.83 29.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26977.63 581057.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 587811.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403949.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 482648.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19512.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -486.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0307 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to a dignified return and sustainable reintegration of migrants by enabling migrants to make an informed decision on their voluntary return. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Pakistan IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Russian Federation (the) Ukraine IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Germany Algeria Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 939146.51 868198.12 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 939146.51 939146.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207425.22 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223277.95 290292 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317612.75 144700 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160421.29 225780.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239428.17 -78748.07 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -85317.52 1195.47 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1016.02 119661.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133351.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247076.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317911.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36911.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -505.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0308 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been implementing the ZIRF Counselling - Country Fact Sheet (CFS) project since 2006. The project contributes to support migrants in making an informed decision on voluntary return and raise awareness on reintegration assistance available. To this end, the project strengthens the German Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) counselling network. It also enables the provision of up-to-date information regarding the situation in 16 selected countries of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Tunisia Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Morocco Sri Lanka Lebanon Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 India Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Germany China IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 Cameroon Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Azerbaijan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 103421.98 95523.69 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103421.98 103421.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21532.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23178.14 31841.2 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34462.76 15920.6 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17650.33 26229.32 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27814.76 -1.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40 -20168.41 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -21639.92 17256.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19026.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19822.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25249.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0309 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the sustainable reintegration of migrants voluntarily returning from Germany to their country of origin or another receiving country. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6273166.23 4854076.04 10280125.44 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11127242.27 11127242.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 449715.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 484085.67 762285.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 824359.23 768900.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 846807.02 8132053.73 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8889475.86 8112.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391019.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9902.73 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 612166.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590642.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189802.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 595733.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417387.26 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 430903.26 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875599.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 749094.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531312.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193932.96 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920236.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21166.44 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 694170.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0311 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project focuses on the most urgent and high-impact requirements of the governments of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to reduce the drivers of high-risk migration and forced displacement and facilitate return, reintegration or international protection to women and girls with an integrated humanitarian-development perspective. The main objective of the project is to contribute to improve well-being of women and girls in vulnerability affected by irregular migration and forced displacement in targeted areas of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. The initiatives included in the project address the situation of vulnerable women and girls on the move and are aligned with the national priorities of the countries and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the IOM Regional Strategy for Central America, North America and the Caribbean 2020-2024, the Comprehensive Regional Protection and Solutions Framework (MIRPS), and the state-led application of the Global Compact on Refugees and Global Compact for Migration in Central America. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Central America El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 153783.61 1915123.65 1991222.48 1714542.34 2099344.5 7874016.58 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7874016.58 7874016.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5093450.17 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5093450.17 1846381.09 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1846381.09 533807.83 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533807.83 1040145.48 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 14581.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1255631 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 38853.52 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN Agencies 323901.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 272030.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300565.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367509.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384703.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407935.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402327.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 556854.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0312 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the programme is to support the Government of Belgium in facilitating the safe and dignified assisted voluntary return of eligible migrants to their Countries of Origin (CoO), while taking into account their possible vulnerabilities. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5544284.79 5095762.46 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5544284.79 5544284.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 705769.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 755642.02 1175608.34 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1280799.01 2398417.82 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2622486.62 321891.15 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342073.49 107418.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117654.78 60.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -24249.4 1554.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 975.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 276.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 107.88 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 126378.54 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1111347.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120276.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1120780.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96421.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1196444.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1211290.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94842.02 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13707.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0314 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project complements the Assisted Voluntary Return (AVR) programme in Belgium. The project contributes to the sustainable reintegration of beneficiaries in their countries of origin (CoOs), considering their vulnerabilities. In the implementation, IOM works closely with IOM missions worldwide and cooperates with a variety of partners in Belgium and in CoOs. Reintegration assistance is provided in-kind. It ranges from income-generating activities, material support, housing assistance, as well as trainings and educational activities, to medical and psychosocial assistance. Vulnerability risks are identified for each beneficiary during pre-departure counselling and through active liaison with the referring AVR partners in Belgium and IOM Missions in CoOs. Risks identified are further analysed and mitigating measures put in place to ensure safe and dignified return and sustainable reintegration. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2054868.05 1888643.06 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2054868.05 2054868.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 689640.7 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750112.45 307947.54 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 334103.3 267568.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285628.17 169888.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186076.68 1611.16 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1289.29 101.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 423198.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335194.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 451948.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309925.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36841.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0315 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at providing the Swiss State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) and the Return Counsellors in the cantons and in the Federal Asylum Centers with actual, reliable and accurate information that may assist them in supporting return and reintegration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 46972.97 46972.97 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46972.97 46972.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6192 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6192 20000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 9 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9 0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.14 2487.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6551.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7150.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6381.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3629.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0317 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's objective is that vulnerable and stranded migrants from North Africa safely and voluntarily return to and from North Africa, and returnees sustainably reintegrate into their countries of origin. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Northern Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco Tunisia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 18415012.58 18364095.24 18364095.24 18262624.79 68000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73405827.85 73405827.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19908114 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21224002.13 27861985.49 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30516961.11 8059.79 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31437.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 103600.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2155990.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4704634.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3630195.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6016374.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6381185.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7404233.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9484653.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13217415.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1188.97 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0319 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme supports migrants willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin (CoOs) and contributes to improve return migration management in Norway. It will be based on the already existing Voluntary Assisted Return Programme framework and complementary activities offered. The programme is open to international protection applicants, to applicants whose international protection request was rejected, migrants in an irregular situation in Norway and to migrants with a legal residency in Norway who want to return voluntary to their CoOs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Norway Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2004942.54 20197507.29 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2004942.54 2004942.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3861454 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373484.28 8271804.25 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 772565.27 3559424.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 331315.08 940905.21 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89541.57 416446.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38711.23 246675.72 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23179.39 -3135.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0 -539145 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) -51499.14 1921.23 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 244685.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 448873.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10300.72 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 436845.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26018.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 378366.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24482.84 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37719.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7567.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0325 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall project objective is to facilitate the sustainable reintegration of Sri Lankan refugees returning from Tamil Nadu in 2023. Based on anticipated figures provided by UNHCR for 2023, the project will reach a maximum of 270 refugee returnees. The assistance will comprise the following: protection monitoring and provision of mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) for refugee returnees UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 226683.11 226683.11 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226683.11 226683.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113342 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113342 113341 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113341 0.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.11 3213.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25164.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59832.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40246.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29399.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66426.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2399.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0326 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to provide support to the functioning of the national asylum and migration management systems by enhancing the effectiveness of the assisted voluntary return mechanism. The goal will be achieved through, on the one hand, building capacities of governmental and non-governmental representatioves, diplomatic missions of coiuntries of origin and of other relevant sytakeholders on assisted voluntary return and reintegration; on the other hand, through voluntary return support to migrants unable to return to their home countries independently, particularly those in situations of vulnerability (such as victims of trafficking, unaccompanied migrant children, victims of abuse and gender based violence, person with disabilities and medical needs, etc.). International Organization for Migration (IOM) Poland - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Poland +48 22 62 82 413 iomwarsaw@iom.int ul.Wiejska 12, Warsaw 00-490, Poland Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 170101.44 436550.95 107320.06 3000350.01 Contracted Grant Amount Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713972.45 713972.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1453081.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 344413.62 90010.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22781.7 135013.65 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35334.68 1247208.77 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305763.37 15.71 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Poland - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3.83 75008.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18719.26 61792.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145002.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114677.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368195.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171802.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4615.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -113509.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0327 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will further strengthen the existing IOM voluntary return mechanism in Japan through continued facilitation of safe and humane return home for irregular migrants. Within the objective of contributing to improving the protection and sustainable reintegration of migrants and migration management of the Government of Japan by providing assisted voluntary return and reintegration services as alternative to long-term detention or forcible removal/deportation, the project's target outcomes are; migrants with irregular status in Japan who wish to return are able to do so safely, voluntarily and with dignity, and beneficiaries are economically self-sufficient, psychosocially well, and socially integrated in their communities through IOM reintegration assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Justice IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 46155.79 119693 22088001 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165848.79 165848.79 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22088000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166400.48 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12693.72 33102.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 59779.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35096.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25728.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0329 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will further strengthen the existing IOM voluntary return mechanism in Japan through continued facilitation of safe and humane return home for victims of trafficking (VoTs), within the objective of improving the protection and sustainable reintegration of VoTs and migration management of the Government of Japan. With provision of safe and dignified return and reintegration assistance to VoTs, the project's target outcomes are that identified VoTs in Japan who wish to return home are able to do so safely, voluntarily and with dignity and that beneficiaries are economically self-sufficient, psychosocially well, and socially integrated in their communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 22199.49 80923.85 13823880 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103123.34 103123.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13823880 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98734.95 -1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3252.15 21974 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154.44 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -473.32 8425.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38942.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5964.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42150.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7615.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -7934.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0330 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Voluntary Assisted Return and Reintegration Project for 2023 will contribute to the Government of Ireland’s comprehensive management of migration by providing return and reintegration support to migrants, in particular International protection applicants, identified potential Victims of Trafficking (VoTs) willing to return to their countries of origin or habitual residence and to contribute to their sustainable reintegration. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 367372.8 628724.39 920259.17 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 996097.19 996097.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368103.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394961.03 368103.68 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 403622.46 174171.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155539.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161307.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170605.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171379.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200934.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -40492.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0331 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The new phase of the programme will continue to provide opportunities for stranded migrants in Bali Process Member States to access voluntary return and reintegration support. The project further supports the strengthening of referral mechanisms in key BP MS countries. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Maldives IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Nauru New Zealand IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia British Indian Ocean Territory IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Cambodia IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 433320.52 16679.71 450000.23 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.23 450000.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 103108.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66860.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156684.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123346.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0332 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Program provides administrative, logistic, and financial support to migrants in vulnerable situations in the Western Hemisphere who are unable or do not want to remain in host countries to return to their origin countries in Central and South America and the Caribbean. The program is based on IOM’s Return, Readmission and Reintegration (RRR) Policy. The key outcomes of the new phase of the program, contemplated for the period of 01 May 2023 – 30 April 2024, are the following: (1) Migrants in vulnerable situations in need of voluntary return support are able to make an informed decision on return; and, (2) More migrants in the region voluntarily return to countries of origin in a safe, orderly, efficient, humane, and dignified manner. Basic humanitarian assistance for program participants is critical to ensure that returnees avoid negative humanitarian outcomes and protection risks. IOM foresees a continuation of basic support upon arrival, in line with previous program iterations, to continue to ensure that return is indeed safe and dignified. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico Latin America and the Caribbean Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 Panama Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2497981.54 4002018.88 6500000.42 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6500000.42 6500000.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 3993 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4690 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 556132.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1411905.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1637678.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1685418.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1220002.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -22364.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2543.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0333 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of the project is to continue supporting the efforts of the Government of Malta in making Assisted Voluntary and Reintegration (AVRR) available to Third Country Nationals (TCNs) so requiring, this way contributing to increase the effectiveness of overall migration management.Based on IOM Malta’s experience, nurtured during the implementation of six phases of the RESTART project, within the framework of which between 2009 and 2022 a total of 428 returnees were assisted, this project aims at assisting 65 TCNs – over 11 months - in their safe dignified return and sustainable reintegration home by applying consolidated practices and innovative tools to address their evolving needs . International Organization for Migration (IOM) Malta - Ministry for Home Affairs, Security, Reforms and Equality IOM - Malta +356 21 37 46 13 iommalta@iom.int De Vilhena Residence, Apt 2 Trejqet il Fosos, Floriana, Malta IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 478038.54 397154.33 807031 Contracted Grant Amount Malta - Ministry for Home Affairs, Security, Reforms and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 875192.87 875192.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24216.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45970.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46395.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32005.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84226.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78260.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74647.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0335 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is to provide technical coordination support to KOICA to maintain their partnership in Viet Nam Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 14625.62 11375.49 26001.11 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26001.11 26001.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26001 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26001 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 1523.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2643.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1255.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17200.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3175.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0336 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In all interventions taken under this consultancy, the consultant and sub-consultants will ensure the welfare of returnees and their ability to access appropriate services and assistance is the primary consideration. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 45128.82 1346519.75 1711993.2 339877670.34 Contracted Grant Amount Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3103641.77 3103641.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16993883.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160319.66 33987767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 317642.68 16993883.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155195.28 33987767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 310390.57 84969417 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 756079.58 33987767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Bangladesh - Wage Earner's Welfare Board International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285611.49 33835.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66740.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 309436.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 66035.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 512557.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 360456.7 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 90995.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 315127.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67691.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93408.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110241.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112685.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0338 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Assisted Return and Reintegration Project for irregular migrants in a situation of vulnerability (IVARRP) for 2023 will contribute to the Government of Ireland’s comprehensive management of migration by providing return support to migrants wanting to return to their countries of origin and to contribute to their reintegration. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 277558.55 475017.52 695278.48 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 752576.07 752576.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 278111.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300012.15 278111.26 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304946.56 255763.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147715 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146099.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100374.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94257.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -48388.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0339 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The current economic situation in Tunisia offers limited opportunities for the employment and local integration of migrants. Without access to assistance, including information on options available to them, vulnerable migrants are at higher risk of exploitation and abuse, including in the context of irregular onward migration. The Government of Tunisia relies on the support of IOM to respond to the needs of vulnerable migrants stranded in Tunisia, including through Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) from Tunisia to countries of origin. Responding to an increased need for AVRR, as one of the durable solutions to migrants stranded in Tunisia, the proposed project follows a need to support Tunisian authorities and migrants stranded in Tunisia by increasing the availability of AVRR to those unable or unwilling to remain in Tunisia. The project will bring added value by increasing the provision of AVRR, in response to the current situation and needs in Tunisia. All assistance will adhere to IOM policies and guidelines, including the Policy on the full Spectrum of Return, Readmission and Reintegration launched in April 2021. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 392209.12 681552.03 48283.7 1024098.84 Contracted Grant Amount Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1122044.85 1122044.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1024099.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135364.76 57567.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 173532.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171724.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 162103.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198869.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169649.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0340 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, Lebanon has experienced a sharp decline in its economic, political, and security conditions, resulting in a rise in irregular migration to Europe. This ongoing trend puts pressure on destination countries' migration management and asylum systems. To tackle this issue, they have implemented various measures, including voluntary and forced return programmes. Recognizing that the success of these programmes relies on the cooperation of origin countries, this project will seek to support a system that facilitates the voluntary return, readmission, and sustainable reintegration of Lebanese irregular migrants. The project will also focus on addressing the socioeconomic factors that drive Lebanese individuals to migrate irregularly to Europe and attempt re-migration. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 598280.37 348767.07 9999999.98 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 947047.44 947047.44 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920471.28 50000 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 201574.93 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12030.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33499.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98354.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175830.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157884.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140108.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0341 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support Vietnamese migrant women and children after returning from Republic of Korea and other countries to get access to healthcare assistance for their sustainable reintegration, through operating One-Stop Service Offices in five provinces namely Hanoi, Hai Duong, Hai Phong, Can Tho and Hau Giang. Korea Foundation for International Healthcare (KOFIH) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 160288.26 149939.7 66339 376566.96 Contracted Grant Amount Korea Foundation for International Healthcare (KOFIH) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376566.96 376566.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95878.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Korea Foundation for International Healthcare (KOFIH) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95878.66 81022.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Korea Foundation for International Healthcare (KOFIH) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81022.4 596.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17207.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4009.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62539.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5087.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10188.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0344 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the recent past, there has been a significant rise in irregular crossings in the Darien region. This trend has been accompanied by a shift in South American migrant flows, with a notable increase of movements from Venezuela and Ecuador. Notably, individuals from these two countries are at the forefront of migration flows, embarking on perilous journeys through Central America. Unfortunately, many rely on smugglers and criminal organizations operating in the Colombia-Panama border area. The transit through this region exposes people to severe risks such as kidnapping, extortion, various forms of violence and abuse and sometimes death. Furthermore, due to these dangers and other circumstances, a considerable number of individuals return to Ecuador, often involuntarily. These returnees face highly vulnerable situations, necessitating a coordinated response from the State and other stakeholders to ensure comprehensive assistance.In light of these challenges, the objective of this project is to enhance the capacity of Ecuadorian institutions to provide timely and improved assistance to Ecuadorian returnees, and, simultaneously, to engage with returnees and communities to prevent irregular migration and mitigate the associated risks. Specifically, the project seeks to generate up-to-date quantitative and qualitative information on migration flows to analyse and comprehend the dynamics, motivations, risks, and consequences faced by individuals. Based on this analysis, the project will support the strengthening of national public policy through the utilization of existing tools on return and reintegration. Furthermore, the project will focus on a community-based component, engaging with returnees and local communities, to establish safe spaces where potential migrants can access accurate and timely information, enabling them to make informed decisions on their migration journeys. With the support of this initiative, the Government of Ecuador will acquire a broader range of tools to strengthen its response to the migratory flows the country faces. This will enable the provision of appropriate assistance to migrants returning to their home country in search of opportunities, as well as those who are contemplating migration and seeking information for decision-making. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 128583.38 132249.96 39166.66 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 1200.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4253.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23516.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13646.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0346 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to strengthened gender responsive and rights-based migration, return systems in Bangladesh that ensure safe and orderly migration practices and the sustainable reintegration of migrants and returnees. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 473275.49 1526146.62 1657582.41 1249210.95 570657.18 5000000.07 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5476872.65 5476872.65 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 808126 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 895926.83 19706.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54347.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68051.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80007.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 125170.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245214.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0347 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Somalia is a host country, country of origin and transit for hundreds of thousands of migrants and returnees traveling mainly along the Eastern and Central Mediterranean Routes intending to reach Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), mainly the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Europe respectively. This project contributes to improving a rights-based approach to Return, Readmission and Reintegration, in particular in the target country so returns are better coordinated, managed, and migrants are better protected, assisted and enabled to sustainably reintegrate within their communities, while contributing to the development. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 636172.61 309455.7 10000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 945628.31 945628.31 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920471.28 5350 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58892.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96601.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 424740.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206216.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100528.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0348 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at providing tailored reception and post arrival assistance migrants in a vulnerable situation upon their return to Venezuela, as well as individual or community-based reintegration support. Mental health and psychosocial support will be also provided to returnees as well as to their families and members of the community, through the deployment of a network of psychologist and social workers. IOM AVR scheme is composed by three stages: pre-departure, travel assistance and reception and post arrival assistance. IOM carefully monitors all stages to gather beneficiaries´ perspectives, safeguard that all persons that received AVR assistance from IOM have done so based on a well-informed decision and on the basis of freedom of choice and to tailor programming according to the needs of beneficiaries, which may differ according to their specific situation; however, all programming is needs-based, and targeted according to varying social, psychosocial, and economic necessities. This project will focus on the third stage of the scheme, as pre departure assistance and travel assistance will be provided by other IOM missions in Latin America and Caribbean countries. International Organization for Migration (IOM) France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 252901.01 294117.83 500000.2 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 547018.84 547018.84 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 545256.27 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5831.46 229457 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1480.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74001.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44342.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190508.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -365.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0349 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to ensure that vulnerable and stranded migrants in Morocco are safely returned to and sustainably reintegrated into countries of origin. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Morocco Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 66120.28 378525.72 50404.8 495050.8 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 495050.8 495050.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247500 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247500 222720 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 222720 418.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9230.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27105.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34175.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39113.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74051.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0350 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the principles and objectives outlined in IOM’s Policy on the Full Spectrum of Return, Readmission and Reintegration, the main objective of this project is to provide enhanced support to facilitate the safe and dignified return of migrants wishing to return to their countries of origin but are unable to do so. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 152951.23 140637.52 Contracted Grant Amount Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152951.23 152951.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140637.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151060.69 -140637.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) -151060.69 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295.61 27659.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27364.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0351 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Taking into account the needs of third-country nationals residing in Greece and wishing to return to their countries of origin, IOM Greece, in cooperation with the relevant stakeholders and through specific actions and procedures, will facilitate the safe and dignified return of 17,000 third-country nationals to their countries of origin, contribute to the sustainable reintegration of 1,700 returnees and provide safe and dignified accommodation to 1,700 beneficiaries/enrolled in the Action in an Accommodation Facility until the completion of their return procedures. Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4220894.6 12894042.79 12973302.98 12905302.61 12879862.71 51999999.53 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55873405.69 55873405.69 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Migration and Asylum International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11255411.26 347319.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2607009.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2156038.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2226845.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1083.42 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2551625.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1108.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2621922.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0352 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the sustainable reintegration of Iraqis voluntarily returning from Sweden to Iraq. The project is not assisting those migrants who have been deported under the auspices of the Swedish Government. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 585925 359796.13 10000000.09 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 945721.13 945721.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 920471.28 85192.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262742.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389394.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115171.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112081.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0353 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with IOM's developments towards a holistic, rights-based and sustainable development-oriented approach that facilitates safe and dignified return and with the changes at the European level, IOM and the BAMF have initiated a transformation of the REAG/GARP programme. The project aims to ensure and maintain support to migrants returning from Germany throughout the REAG/GARP transition process. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 180371.75 167170.11 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180371.75 180371.75 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 167169.91 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 178159.75 -14225.86 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15247.44 0.53 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1057.17 -223.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -235.81 152376.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11592.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -235.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0354 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project RESTART IV aims to complement the existing national mechanisms in the field of assisted voluntary return and reintegration without duplicating them, by paying particular attention to returnees in vulnerable situations. The activities of the project are based on three pillars that complement each other: The first pillar aims at the operational and needs-based support of migrants in Austria through voluntary return and reintegration assistance to guarantee their safe, timely and dignified return and their sustainable reintegration. The second pillar focuses on quality assurance measures and thereby supports central stakeholders of the system with training and exchange opportunities. The third pillar serves to provide information in the form of outreach and communication activities, including the development of a website for AVRR. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Austria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1573665.67 1616959.54 1057690.65 3981949.01 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4248315.86 4248315.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1194584.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1294240.95 833226.92 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 878931.35 774541.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1062.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1090.85 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342799.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339432.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2687.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3276.48 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 415284.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411406.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2689.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0355 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2017, the project aims at contributing to the sustainability of reintegration of voluntary returnees by improving their performance as professional entrepreneurs and thus the durability of individual business projects and reintegration into local structures. It comprises two main components: 1) Entrepreneurship training for voluntary returnees (business training and on-the-job training) and 2) access to micro credits through a SEM-financed revolving fund. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 171152.01 239081.5 28204.58 438438.09 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 438438.09 438438.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219219 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 219219 7.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17318.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42262.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113850.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6306.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0356 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The cantonal program aims to assist people in vulnerable situation in the canton of Vaud in their voluntary return and reintegration in their country of origin. Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 31983.74 277184.35 279488.13 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309168.09 309168.09 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 126007 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150906.59 40000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - Canton of Vaud International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45197.74 13587.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22046.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47238.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45478.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0357 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The cantonal program aims to support migrants in vulnerable situation in the canton of Geneva in their voluntary return and reintegration in their country of origin. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 440818.26 60435.96 453133.95 Contracted Grant Amount Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 501254.22 501254.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180008 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205394.86 104837 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120357.78 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Swisscanto Swiss Red Cross Charity SICAV International Organization for Migration (IOM) -23952.1 20701.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22443.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47511.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49606.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0358 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In February 2023, Tunisian authorities adopted a new approach to irregular migration, leading to an increased demand for protection and assistance for vulnerable migrants in Tunisia, particularly for Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) to their countries of origin. IOM has witnessed a significant rise in requests for assistance, and by October 23, 2023, 1,863 returns were facilitated, surpassing the entire year of 2022. Closely with relevant stakeholders, we aim to strengthen the safeguarding of migrants in vulnerable situations, offering protection and assistance, including information on their rights and available options, with a focus on case management services and empowerment for durable solutions. The project includes providing short-term emergency assistance, vulnerability assessments, counselling on return options, and reintegration assistance for migrants, especially those rescued at sea, referred from land borders, and those in immigration detention. This initiative prioritizes migrant rights and well-being, striving to bridge the gap between arrival and reintegration while addressing medical cases. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2122539.52 2754548.52 457630.88 4999999.92 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5334718.92 5334718.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5302226.94 9377.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342469.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 627015.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 651169.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 881508.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0359 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support migrants who are willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin. Different schemes of assistance are offered to migrants during their return journey both in Switzerland, in the country of transit and in the country of return. Moreover, IOM will organize specific assistance for persons in situation of vulnerabiliy upon request. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Montenegro Gambia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Algeria Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Brazil Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 856174.99 856174.99 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856174.99 856174.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140663.55 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140663.55 101960 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101960 40862.03 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40862.03 35734.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35734.48 218377.81 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218377.81 55375.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169120.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 213254.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 227119.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0360 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to provide support to migrants willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and prepare their voluntary return movement and reintegration in countries of origin. This is achieved through information provision, counselling on assisted voluntary return, as well as direct assistance throughout the entire return process. IOM return counsellors are present in the majority of the Federal Asylum Centres, in temporary satellite centres and equally cover the asylum shelters in the transit area of the international airports in Zurich and Geneva. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1189501.23 1042002.98 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189501.23 1189501.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1042003 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1247907.78 259268.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 258481.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297237.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320161.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0361 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at providing potential returnees and the Return Counsellors in the Cantons and in the Federal Asylum Centers with actual, reliable and accurate information that may assist beneficiaries for taking an informed decision and support the preparation of return and reintegration. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 46972.97 46972.97 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46972.97 46972.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45000 4864.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4879.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11460.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12376 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0362 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at contributing to the sustainable reintegration in the countries of origin of migrant returning voluntarily from Switzerland. Possibilities of reintegration assistance may range from professional reintegration (income-generating activity), housing assistance, training/education, cash for care, cash for shelter and potential additional medical assistance. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Sri Lanka Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Algeria Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4257430.51 4257430.51 Contracted Grant Amount Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4257430.51 4257430.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468181 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 468181 150000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250000 154813.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192616.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223714.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 268763.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0364 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to make available and promote access to the Assisted Voluntary Return measure in Italy to a total of 2.500 Third Country Nationals (TCNs), including regular and irregular migrants, asylum seekers (rejected, appealed and under consideration) as well as stranded and vulnerable migrants, as well as those defined with health issues. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - Ministry of the Interior IOM - Italy Italy Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 446482.04 5357781.12 5357781.12 5302133.95 14999999.85 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16464178.23 16464178.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2999999.98 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3253796.07 141695.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417436.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619545.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 767805.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0365 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the Government of Finland’s Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration policy by assisting up to 240 migrants willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and contributing to their sustainable reintegration. The assistance will consist of information provision through a multi-lingual counselling telephone line, return and reintegration counselling, assistance with travel preparation and documents, arranging international and domestic travel and assisting at departure, transit and arrival airport when requested. Reintegration assistance consists of delivering cash grants and providing in-kind assistance for supporting the returnees’ sustainable reintegration. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2194240.63 2023315.85 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2194240.63 2194240.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 565677 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619580.5 1457639 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1575825.95 285614.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 359102.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356037.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 399481.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0366 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project: Sustainable Reintegration of Sri Lankan Refugee Returnees from Tamil Nadu will be implemented by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sri Lanka with funding from and in coordination with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR.) The overall project objective is to facilitate sustainable reintegration of Sri Lankan refugees returning from Tamil Nadu in 2024. The project responds to ongoing needs due to the protracted conflict in Sri Lanka between 1983 to 2009. Sri Lankan refugees in the refugee camps in Tamil Nadu, India who opt to return to Sri Lanka, would require durable solutions/sustainable reintegration options upon their return. The project will aim to reach a maximum of 225 refugee returnees. The assistance will comprise the following: reintegration grants to refugee returnees, protection monitoring and provision of mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS). The project is pursuant to a formal request made by UNHCR in Sri Lanka for IOM to support reintegration of refugee returnees since UNHCR is in the process of downsizing its operations in the country. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 165000.03 165000.03 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165000.03 165000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 26050.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3274.82 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31924.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18486.03 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 64098.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21166.31 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0367 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the sustainable reintegration of around 440 returnees from Sweden through the provision of reintegration cash support (re-establishment support). Activities will be implemented with a view to ensure that the cash assistance is paid to the beneficiaries upon arrival to the country of origin and in line with the Swedish Migration Agency's work to enhancing the voluntary return and reintegration support for returnees from Sweden. The project will offer pre-departure assistance including counselling through a helpline, on the payment procedure of the reintegration cash support in countries of origin, as well as possible distribution of information materials in different languages. Systematic programme and beneficiary monitoring will be carried out throughout the project duration. Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Sweden Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2343102.21 2343102.21 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2343102.21 2343102.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1140152 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1140152 1202950 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1202950 240985.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139453.53 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81569.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205138.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 241799.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83157.01 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224989.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39735.7 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0369 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme supports migrants willing to return voluntarily to their Country of Origin (CoO) and contributes to improve return migration management in Norway. It will be based on the already existing Voluntary Assisted Return Programme framework and complementary activities offered. The programme is open to interational protection applications, to applicants whose international protection request was rejected, migrants in an irregular situation in Norway and to migrants with a legal residency in Norway who want to return voluntarily to their CoO. Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Norway Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1778768.87 19049261.08 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1778768.87 1778768.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3319729 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314041.15 2503087 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232003.46 3247416 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 307032.09 6292209 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582831.78 15185.76 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 304074.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309848.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51072.9 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27380.36 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280796.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18289.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358723.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0370 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2023, IOM Tunisia has experienced a significant rise in requests for protection and assistance, including Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) for migrants in Tunisia. 1,910 migrants have voluntarily returned so far 2023 (as of 31 October) which exceeds the 1,614 voluntarily returns for 2022, demonstrating the increased demand for assistance.While prioritizing safeguarding the rights and well-being of migrants, particularly those in vulnerable situations, the project focuses on two key outcomes: providing case management services to the most vulnerable migrants, including those rescued at sea, and empowering migrants to pursue durable solutions, with a specific emphasis on AVRR. Through conducting vulnerability assessments, counselling, and assistance in return and reintegration, all aligned with IOM's guidelines, the project aims to bridge the gap between arrival and reintegration, addressing the immediate needs of migrants in Tunisia and facilitating their safe and dignified return to their countries of origin as one of the sustainable solutions. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 171966.15 1472298.22 125070.29 1386139.24 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1769334.66 1769334.66 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 416933.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 527763.42 969205.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1217594.86 12774.94 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 384737.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194855.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4455.5 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 248465.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20745.18 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 324477.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72519.19 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0371 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support the Government of Belgium in facilitating the safe and dignified assisted voluntary return of eligible migrants to their country of origin, while taking into account their possible vulnerabilities. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5606561.52 5051512.91 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5606561.52 5606561.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 658187.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 713230.53 1071790.01 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156199.12 2043179.96 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2210271.93 238062.52 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260462.27 163.63 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -163.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 998049.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123654.32 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113664.62 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 926191.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 797285.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118972.07 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100900 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 904455.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0372 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to continually ensure the functionality of the Online Applicaton Module for all users of the platform after the initiation of the collaboration between IOM and BAMF in 2024, IOM Germany will carry out activities such as user support, user trainings, gathering of development requirements, software development as well as testing of newly implemented changes, and coordinate these with the external and internal users. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1651195.93 1520361.96 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1651195.93 1651195.93 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380090.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 412245.64 380090.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 407822.4 380090.48 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 414041.92 380090.49 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 425157.15 299842.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 361541.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 358211.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 391551.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0374 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide assistance to non-EU migrants with social and economic vulnerability, both in a regular and irregular administrative situation, applicants for International Protection (IP) whose application is granted, is still pending resolution or has been rejected, who are willing to voluntarily return to their countries of origin and contribute to the reintegration of returnees. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain World IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Spain Honduras IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1864060.54 1700000.25 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1864060.54 1864060.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1700000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1814300.96 396854.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488231.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 432695.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 473.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 517390.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0375 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Third-country nationals in vulnerable situations who no longer wish or are unable to remain in Germany are supported financially and logistically in returning to their country of origin or of habitual residence. The IOM follows a rights-based and migrant-centric approach in return and reintegration as per the principles set out in the IOM Policy on the Full Spectrum of Return, Readmission and Reintegration. Returnees identified as having special protection needs (e.g., people with health conditions or medical needs, unaccompanied and separated children, or victims of trafficking) receive tailored assistance according to their specific needs in order to support their successful and sustainable reintegration.This project is to be implemented within the new REAG/GARP 2.0 programme, implemented by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge – BAMF). The BAMF is responsible for receiving migrants’ applications for return from the applying entities (Antragsübermittelnde Stellen - AÜS), and for the initial screening and review of the eligibility for funding under the programme. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2408830.13 2230879.02 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2408830.13 2408830.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 421935 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 457630.15 1065168.66 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1166583.55 360926.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 443.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 182235.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568720.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0379 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the Reintegration Assistance project is to facilitate the sustainable reintegration of eligible migrants returning from Belgium through the Assisted Voluntary Return (AVR) project through reliable, efficient, rights- and needs-based assistance and with a specific support to migrants in a situation of vulnerability. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1755462.77 1616856.29 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1755462.77 1755462.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190138.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207288.93 400210.24 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 431644.42 716308.78 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 782214.18 118058.76 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129167.13 356423.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 435511.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363786.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 528529.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0383 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to improving the migration management system through migrants' protection and assistance. It will reach this objective by offering the alternative of assisted voluntary return and reintegration to an estimate number of 190 migrants in vulnerable situations in Morocco. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Spain - Ministry of Interior IOM - Morocco Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 376440.2 346534.96 Contracted Grant Amount Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 376440.2 376440.2 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 346535 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Spain - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373824.16 13221.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73133.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71424 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220023.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0384 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Action aims at contributing to the safe and dignified return of vulnerable and stranded migrants from North Africa, and the sustainable reintegration into their countries of origin. IOM’s protection, return and reintegration programming is conceived as a rights-based intervention which aims at actively protecting and upholding the rights of migrants. This means anchoring programs in gender-responsive, child- and vulnerability-sensitive perspectives, with an essential emphasis on migrant agency and a rigorous mainstreaming of humanitarian principles such as Do-No-Harm, accountability and Confidentiality. At all levels of intervention, partnership and cooperation with best placed actors will not only ensure that respective expertise is leveraged in the best interest of beneficiaries, but also that sustainability of interventions is maximized.Capacity building will aim to strengthen government ownership (whether central or local) – as primary duty bearers – and promote a multidisciplinary - whole-of-government - approach.The Overall Objective of this Action is that vulnerable and stranded migrants from North Africa safely and voluntarily return to their countries of origin and sustainably reintegrate.To contribute to this Overall Objective, the Action will enable migrants in North Africa to access protection services based on needs, in particular enabling them to return to their countries of origin safely, voluntarily and in dignity. IOM aims at all migrants supported through the programme declaring that they have been able to return in a safe manner. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Northern Africa Tunisia Morocco Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Algeria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1462678.62 1443960.65 20000000.14 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2906639.27 2906639.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2894356.01 62938.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 533106.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 377116.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293221.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0387 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM launched the assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) programme from Japan in 2013 to facilitate the voluntary return and sustainable reintegration of migrants without residential status in Japan to their countries of origin. The project aims to contribute to improving the protection and sustainable reintegration of migrants and migration management of the Government of Japan by providing AVRR services as alternative to long-term detention or forcible removal/deportation. Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 39066.91 106911.61 22088000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145978.52 145978.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22088000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145978.45 25674.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26502.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41261.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0388 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will further strengthen the existing IOM voluntary return mechanism in Japan through continued facilitation of safe and humane return home for victims of trafficking (VoTs), within the objective of improving the protection and sustainable reintegration of VoTs and migration management of the Government of Japan. With provision of safe and dignified return and reintegration assistance to VoTs, the project's target outcomes are that identified VoTs in Japan who wish to return home are able to do so safely, voluntarily and with dignity and that beneficiaries are economically self-sufficient, psychosocially well, and socially integrated in their communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 20130.16 71975.92 14095971 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92106.08 92106.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14096000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90469.16 7416.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14877.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31044.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0390 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM's contribution to an SDC-funded Reintegration Project in Bangladesh, jointly implemented by ILO (main) and UN Women INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 281771.46 227120.83 508892.29 Contracted Grant Amount INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 508892.29 508892.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342400 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342400 884.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3588.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30144.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0391 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide safe and dignified return and sustainable reintegration assistance to asylum seekers and other migrant groups in Iceland. According to the request from the Icelandic Directorate of Immigration (IDI), 720 beneficiaries will be assisted to return voluntarily to countries that are under the project's scope and to where return is possible, according to the IOM internal policy on suspensions/limitations. The objective will allow migrants to make an informed decision on return by receiving tailor-made pre-departure counselling, including outreach, counselling and return-related information on the country of origin, medical assistance, travel documentation and specialized assistance to migrants in situations of vulnerability. Migrants will be able to travel in a safe and organized manner by receiving departure assistance, transportation, transit assistance, escort assistance (operational or medical) based on individual needs and circumstances of the beneficiaries, reception assistance upon arrival, and onward transportation (where required). Returnees are provided with some reintegration assistance during the post-arrival phase. Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Iceland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 783663.38 2351993.7 1568330.15 4703987.23 Contracted Grant Amount Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4703987.23 4703987.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113969 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113969 1062030 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1062030 1175996 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Iceland - Directorate of Immigration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1175996 26921.97 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150042.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35095.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207040.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77162.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234180.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0394 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In collaboration with Bali Process Member States (BMPS), the project seeks to contribute to the efforts of BPMS to facilitate the safe, regular, and dignified return and reintegration of stranded migrant, and strengthen protection and referral pathways. Over a period of 5 months, the project seeks to support authorities and their partners in BPMS to strengthen referral services to facilitate exit procedures and needs-based protection services for migrants. Secondly, the project will continue to support the voluntary return and reintegration of stranded migrants. It will provide protection, pre-departure, and assisted return services to eligible migrants, followed by reception and post-arrival assistance based on their needs and vulnerabilities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australia - Department of Home Affairs IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Maldives IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Nauru New Zealand IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Timor-Leste IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia British Indian Ocean Territory IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Cambodia Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 419270.83 630000.12 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 419270.83 419270.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 417218.54 3195.81 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23549.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127843.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269565.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0396 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to support foreign citizens in Sweden who have been identified as victims or presumed victims of human trafficking or exploitation, including in prostitution, through a rights-based approach to return safely and in dignity, and to achieve sustainable reintegration. The programme contributes to the Government of Sweden’s action plan to counter trafficking in persons. During this programme phase, it is estimated that approximately 120 presumed victims of human trafficking or exploitation will be supported. This will include supporting counterparts in providing initial counselling to approximately 45 potential new beneficiaries, out of which approximately 5 are estimated to receive IOM’s return and reintegration assistance and 10 are estimated to receive reintegration assistance. The programme will also continue supporting an estimated number of 75 beneficiaries who have returned during previous programme phases and where the reintegration process is still ongoing. The support is delivered in close cooperation with stakeholders in Sweden and countries of return. Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Sweden Sectors non Specified Regulating Migration Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 343601.03 343601.03 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 343601.03 343601.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196344 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196344 36446 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36446 147257 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147257 150951 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150951 54249.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117618.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 196140.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0397 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The initiative seeks to contribute towards enhancing the orderly and humane voluntary return of migrants, including vulnerable groups, to their Countries of Origin (CoO) through enhanced cooperation and knowledge-sharing between Greece and Norway. To this end, the project will promote best and innovative practices regarding (a) the pre-departure accommodation and support of returnees in the Open Center for Applicants of Voluntary Return (OCAVRR), run by IOM Greece; and (b) protection mainstreaming, as applied throughout the assisted voluntary return process in Greece: both elements are acknowledged as best practices and are currently embedded in the Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) projects implemented by IOM in Greece. SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece Europe IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Norway Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 16129.72 14999.99 Contracted Grant Amount SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16129.72 16129.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8125.68 3343.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked SOL Consulting, S.A. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3602.62 11728.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Program provides administrative, logistic, and financial support to migrants in vulnerable situations in the Western Hemisphere who are unable or do not want to remain in host countries to return to their origin countries in Central and South America and the Caribbean. The program is based on IOM’s Return, Readmission and Reintegration (RRR) Policy. The key outcomes of the new phase of the program, contemplated for the period of 01 June 2024 through 31 May 2025 , are the following: (1) Migrants in vulnerable situations in need of voluntary return support are able to make an informed decision on return; and, (2) More migrants in the region voluntarily return to countries of origin in a safe, orderly, efficient, humane, and dignified manner. Basic humanitarian assistance for program participants is critical to ensure that returnees avoid negative humanitarian outcomes and protection risks. IOM foresees a continuation of basic support upon arrival, in line with previous program iterations, to continue to ensure that return is indeed safe and dignified. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico Latin America and the Caribbean Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Panama Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Honduras Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2955312.56 2244687.63 5200000.19 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5200000.19 5200000.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 1466667 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1466667 1760000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1760000 429.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 856567.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 921969.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0400 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to support the Governement of Belgium in facilitating the safe and dignified assisted voluntary return of eligible migrants to their Country of Origin (CoO), while taking into account their possible vulnerabilities. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 265057.45 245401.47 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 265057.45 265057.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122700.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131511.97 6631.61 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33208.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1407.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 127001.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71410.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0401 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme from Portugal aims to facilitate the safe and dignified assisted voluntary return to countries of origin of approximately 880 third-country nationals, unable or unwilling to remain in Portugal, in full respect of their human rights, as well as contribute to the sustainable reintegration of 140 returnees. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration IOM - Portugal +351 21 324 29 40 iomlisbon@iom.int OIM Portugal Palácio Penafiel 16 Rua das Pedras Negras, 16, Lisbon 1100-404, Portugal World Brazil IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 909708.03 970462.91 1019667.12 2665079.95 Contracted Grant Amount Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2899838.06 2899838.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 233007.51 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Portugal - Ministry of Internal Administration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249740.1 238110.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197759.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-RT.1332 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective is to contribute to the development of sustainable voluntary return and community-based reintegration approaches in targeted partner countries. To support targeted countries of origin, transit and destination to enhance national structures and capacities to facilitate a dignified and sustainable return and reintegration process. To support national authorities of targeted countries to enhance the sustainability of returnee's economic, social and psychosocial reintegration through tailored individual and community-level assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Africa Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Mozambique Ethiopia IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Malawi Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments 1272101.32 1440287.69 2690339.92 4021861.71 4253066.45 3407714.77 14999999.75 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17085371.86 17085371.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4988570 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5218169.46 5081240.9 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5774137.39 2992685.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3404647.76 409059 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 486395.96 778444.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 820278.95 750000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 775594.62 -289076 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) -312852.81 56815.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81098.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 291386.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 457338.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568885.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 781328.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 768637.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1170302.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1286373.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1360331.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1095582.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1482272.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300700.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 507609.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 536365.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 548231.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 479164.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 583435.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349597.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791682.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 957787.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1491866.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 363080.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 48613.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1978.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 730.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -382.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Shelter Projects is an interagency process to develop learning and understanding around good shelter programming. It centres around a collection of global case studies developed through an interagency consultative process. Within the humanitarian sector there is the risk that we fail to learn enough from past responses, both in terms of learning what has worked well and what has not worked well. To help to address this challenge, Shelter Projects aims to support learning from past responses in order to inform current and future practice. As such, Shelter Projects includes case studies of a wide range of different approaches to shelter and settlements assistance. Case studies highlight both good practices and challenges encountered and reflect on what could have been done differently. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 24080.7 125738.54 215988.56 111030.65 48161.36 524999.81 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 524999.81 524999.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19005 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19005 47464 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47464 42483 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42483 17855 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17855 10876 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10876 26786 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26786 54085 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54085 42083 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42083 26728 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26728 24685 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24685 21185 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21185 66512 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66512 51249 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51249 19005.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69399.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27999.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11286.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9992.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46018.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47152.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44086.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12423.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35185.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23397.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52984.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23092.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this grant IOM proposes the following activities: Global Focal Points for housing, land and property (HLP), are providing surge and technical capacity in their areas of expertise. Supporting through deployments, developing tools and guidance, and supporting various Global Shelter Cluster (GSC) structures and activities. In line with the GSC’s strategic approach to localising humanitarian response, and responding to multiple requests from the field, IOM is translating the guidelines and online courses developed through the Cluster on “Good Shelter Programming” focusing on distribution, site planning and HLP. Shelter Projects in an initiative that for years has contributed to sharing practice and promoting learning. Shelter Projects aims to improve the capacity of humanitarian actors to meet the sheltering needs of disaster and conflict affected populations, by disseminating shelter responses and learning from the experiences. Additionally, IOM is building on data which shows that diasporas are natural multipliers of information to their countries and communities of origin and is conducting a specific communication campaign addressed to diaspora communities on building safe for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and then measuring the impact that this communication has on communities’ increased knowledge and use of safe shelter practices in their countries of origin. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cresecent Societies (IFRC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 107865.5 82251.04 177228.1 Contracted Grant Amount International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cresecent Societies (IFRC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190116.54 190116.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82290 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cresecent Societies (IFRC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 89738.28 94938 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cresecent Societies (IFRC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101429.49 16.81 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cresecent Societies (IFRC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3047.22 1722.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3345.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54574.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123756.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4293.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -83.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 574.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -582.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the durable solutions (DS) pilot project is to provide an evidence-based model for addressing protracted displacement in north-east Nigeria. The project presents a multi-sectoral and multilevel approach, including shelter & non-food items (NFI), early recovery and livelihoods, water, sanitation and hygiene as well as protection interventions. Durable solutions-oriented interventions in support of displaced populations are implemented following multi-stakeholder consultations including the Government of Nigeria towards the development of a viable durable solutions-strategy to address protracted displacement in north-east Nigeria. Activities supported through CERF focus on life-saving component of DS project. As part of the project funded by CERF, IOM is establishing a settlement in the local community on a land in Borno or Adamawa State in coordination with the State government, local authorities, the Camp Coordination and Camp Management/Shelter/NFI sector, and other stakeholders (community, community leaders etc.), aiming to benefit 1,500 displaced individuals from durable integrated services. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 676923.05 73078.85 750001.9 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750001.9 750001.9 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 0.2 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.2 6694.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85183.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 187425.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113993.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 316991.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39712.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0157 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project IOM aims to improve the living conditions of displaced populations affected by conflict/natural disasters in camp, camp-like settings, and host communities. Specifically, IOM intends to improve the living conditions of internally displaced persons (IDPs) through the distribution and set up of transitional shelter and construction of emergency latrines/family latrines, reinforce camp coordination and camp management mechanism in existing camps or camps areas, scale up data collection / information sharing on IDPs trends through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), and improve the living conditions of IDPs through multipurpose cash grants. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Central African Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 559680.01 6359318.7 4192301.42 288699.09 11399999.22 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11399999.22 11399999.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50341 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50341 369629 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 369629 702434 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 702434 1297933 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1297933 670228 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 670228 1697472 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1697472 2671397 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2671397 3329585 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3329585 610981 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 610981 16481.56 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 69330.17 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37710.1 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3323.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10651.15 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 72832.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113324.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 221162.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -3202.27 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 129261.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 557179.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 720220.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 890153.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135520.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2664884.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2049510.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2318634.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1287453.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -876792.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -19409.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 905.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0159 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide safe, secure and dignified shelter solutions and non-food items (NFI) to populations affected by the conflict in Yemen. The project targets vulnerable host communities across the country, specifically in Al Hodeidah and Ta’iz, where initial assessments have shown that vulnerable host community members are also in need of shelter and NFI assistance. International Organization for Migration (IOM) King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 9528775.81 5021224.56 14550000.37 Contracted Grant Amount King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14550000.37 14550000.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5820000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5820000 6099739 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6099739 0.82 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.82 37625.98 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8429 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51731.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31789.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 36082 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 143329.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791489.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1233604.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1015651.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1602320.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5253077.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1714608.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0161 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2021, IOM in Tunisia has witnessed a surge in assistance to migrants rescued at sea (RAS) in 43 operations, land arrivals particularly from Algeria. This resulted in a much greater need for shelter, and other assistance to meet the immediate humanitarian and protection needs of rescued, stranded, and other vulnerable migrants to prevent situations of destitution. The IOM-operated shelters for vulnerable migrants are at maximum capacity, and thus is it pertinent to secure and establish additional emergency shelters while also planning and supporting sustainable solutions. The aim of this project is to address the urgent need of emergency shelter as the migrant caseload surges in Tunisia. This project is providing protection and assistance to vulnerable migrants in the emergency context by establishing/refurbishing public/private spaces to use as temporary accommodations for vulnerable migrants. The project is also providing access to assistance and protection services in the spaces, and also establish medium term solutions to improve migrants' resilience and foster empowerment in face of socioeconomic challenges. Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 138406.83 1258751.59 725561.91 1999999.87 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2122720.33 2122720.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1138952.16 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050420.17 -0.78 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) -26220.73 444.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4173.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29894.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104928.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264842 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 485444.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619314.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 372739.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256051.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22690.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2628.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0162 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM proposes a project providing 875 dignified shelter units to IDPs residing in tents in two IOM-managed camps (out of ten camps established under CERF funding in 2020 –frequently referred to as CERF sites). The tents in two camps (Abraz and Kafr Takharim camps) will be fully targeted. The project will also contribute to increasing the resilience and improve the economic situation of IDPs living in these two camps through the provision of cash for work activities for 96 beneficiaries. Cash for work activities will include beneficiary selection, training on the installation of the new dignified shelters, and supporting the installation of the new shelters. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2635258.53 2635258.53 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2635258.53 2635258.53 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2635258.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2635258.38 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 -2988.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2988.75 25878.48 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3344.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 162629.35 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12633.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1089715.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63899.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1256768.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20389.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2988.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0166 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Boko Haram crisis reached the Diffa region in February 2015 with its first attacks on Nigerien soil, marking the start of a complex humanitarian crisis. The start of 2019 saw a further increase in the number of attacks and violence, with an increase in kidnappings for ransom that have continued since 2020. The unpredictability and brutality of the attacks by Boko Haram and the Islamic State in West Africa have resulted in the protracted internal displacement of a third of the population of the Diffa region. Additionally, on 20 June 2021, the Governor of the Diffa region launched the operation of voluntary return of internally displaced persons (IDPs). At the time of writing an evaluation on the first wave of return is being planned. This project aims to deliver humanitarian assistance to improve the living conditions of crisis-affected populations in Diffa, targeting IDPs in Diffa region. The intervention focuses on the provision of transitional shelters and non-food item kits including culturally appropriate and context specific menstrual hygiene management kits for women and girls and COVID-19 specific kits. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Niger Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 100704.19 949295.83 1050000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000.02 1050000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 -1.45 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.45 25949.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27868.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 567611.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160730.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 239704.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3480.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24702.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -49.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0169 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Natural and man-made disasters – primarily conflict, flooding, and drought – continue to affect Ethiopia on an increasing scale. These disasters are major drivers of displacement and have led the 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan Mid-Year Review to estimate 14.8 million people in need of humanitarian assistance across the country. The intervention aims to mitigate the risk of humanitarian crisis posed by the large scale of internal displacement responding to urgent shelter and non-food items needs of displaced populations in Gambella, Oromia, Southern Nations Nationalities and Peoples, and Somali regions. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements East and Horn of Africa Drought Response 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 258088.76 1741911.1 1999999.86 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1999999.86 1999999.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.1 496337.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 467989.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326315.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570587.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144068.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5298.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0170 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, a broad military offensive caused rapid deterioration of the security situation across Ukraine. The intense hostilities, both along the Line of Contact and new areas throughout Ukraine, including Kyiv, have resulted in the loss of lives, injuries, damages to civilian and public infrastructure, and mass displacement of the population throughout the country and to the neighbouring countries. According to the 2022 UN Flash Appeal for Ukraine, 18 million people are projected to be affected, including up to 6.7 million people anticipated to be newly internally displaced. Of the affected population, 12 million people are expected to need urgent humanitarian assistance. Instances of sexual assault and disappearances are also being reported. Through this intervention, IOM aims to provide lifesaving assistance through non-food items, addressing emergency shelter needs, namely damage caused by shelling, and humanitarian transportation support/protection assistance for the affected population in Ukraine. The project is specifically targeting the most vulnerable population affected by the ongoing hostilities, particularly women, children, older persons and persons living with disabilities and/or chronic diseases. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 49078001.84 42551501.81 86650000.04 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 91629503.65 91629503.65 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) 7009857.61 37600000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39620653.32 25320000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26184074.46 15406458.7 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16392415.61 111337.17 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4019.87 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 77229.84 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5426.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71511.71 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14700.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71559.95 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1182496.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 400879.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 259056.31 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3285921.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61362.14 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -471.95 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -140122.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 706.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335104.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9923521.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3348182.66 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17053880.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2696528.34 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8693662.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29566937.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -655312.71 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10666577.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12484743.6 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 338118.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -622625.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -336.46 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 646956.39 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6818978.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1918946.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4704.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0171 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM is providing accommodation assistance to conflict-affected populations in Ukraine. The support is being provided in Ukraine and neighbouring countries impacted by the crisis. Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Europe Slovakia Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Poland IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4621922.39 1378078 6000000.39 Contracted Grant Amount Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6000000.39 6000000.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 4000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 131.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131.07 -302.72 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) -302.72 45.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57677.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2824120.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1926776.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -645514.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1887015.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -47488.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2803.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0172 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing emergency shelter and non-food item support for individuals in 8 provinces and emergency health services provision for internally displaced persons, and host and returnee communities. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2230440.94 769559.09 3000000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000.03 3000000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 -0.96 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.96 6697.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 216043.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 525244.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1430484.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 913778.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -50151.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -267.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15635.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -57466.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0174 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 16 December 2021, category 5 Typhoon Rai (Odette) made a landfall in the Philippines, bringing torrential rains, violent winds, mudslides, floods, and storm surges to central-southern Philippines, particularly the Visayas and parts of Mindanao Islands. According to Humanitarian Needs and Priorities (HNP), the Typhoon affected more than 16 million people in most severely affected regions and left about 2.4 million people in need of assistance. IOM’s response aims to mitigate the impact of Typhoon Rai on most vulnerable populations, which has multi-sectoral approaches to address their outstanding needs of Shelter and Health. Target communities include the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach communities in Southern Leyte in Eastern Visayas Region, as well as in Dinagat Islands, and Surigao del Norte (including Siargao Island) in Caraga Region. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Philippines: Super Typhoon Rai (Odette) - Humanitarian Needs and Priorities Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 777605.07 1000000.16 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 777605.07 777605.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 783085.36 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37576.89 3192.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136903.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 605413.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0175 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is descending into the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Amidst the backdrop of an already dire situation following 40 years of war, economic decline, price increases, and rising poverty, in 2021 the people of Afghanistan faced intensified conflict, the worst drought in 27 years, the withdrawal of international forces and then the takeover of the country by the Taliban in August. To save lives in the areas of highest needs, in line with the Emergency Shelter/Non-Food Item (ES/NFI) Cluster’s 2022 strategy and projected needs under the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP), IOM is distributing cash for transitional shelter and shelter repair to internally displaced persons (IDPs), natural disaster affected/displaced and other vulnerable groups in Badghis and Kunduz provinces. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 797455.2 1141044.6 1938499.8 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1938499.8 1938499.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1938500.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1938500.03 -0.29 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.29 5226.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 141771.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1203640.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49968.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 416946.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 130515.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9569.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0177 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Ethiopia, the internal displacement and humanitarian needs are mainly derived by the ongoing conflicts in different regions and floods in the country. The ongoing conflicts, climate shocks and displacements continue to pose serious protection concerns for the affected population. Most of the displaced population live in collective sites or in spontaneous settlements where they have limited access to essential services, dignified and safe living conditions and lack necessary resources to sustain their families and communities. Through this project, IOM is providing lifesaving humanitarian assistance focusing on emergency shelter, household, and hygiene items targeting internally displaced persons (IDPs), vulnerable returnees and vulnerable affected households from host communities. ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 30006.85 381803.45 411810.3 Contracted Grant Amount ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411810.3 411810.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288270 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288270 82360 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82360 968015 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 968015 41180 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41180 0.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.75 4547.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72515.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156963.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142424.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1010279.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6905.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0178 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is descending into the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Amidst the backdrop of an already dire situation following 40 years of war, economic decline, price increases, and rising poverty, in 2021 the people of Afghanistan faced intensified conflict, the worst drought in 27 years, the withdrawal of international forces and then the takeover of the country by the Taliban in August. 24.4 million people – 55 per cent of the population – are in need of humanitarian assistance in 2022, a 30 per cent increase from last year. Under this project, IOM is distributing cash for transitional shelter and shelter repair to families in Badghis, Balkh, Parwan and Wardak provinces. These include in internally displaced persons (IDPs), natural disaster affected/displaced and other vulnerable groups. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1932800.88 2267933.46 4200734.34 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4200734.34 4200734.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4200734.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4200734.57 -0.75 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.75 2811.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69327.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 153525.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1224677.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 362530.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2127698.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 82238.13 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177993.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -69.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0180 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the latest reports and analyses from the various UN agencies, the situation of insecurity in Mauritania, marked by violent attacks at the beginning of the year, should persist. Due to insecurity in Mali, 7,827 Malians (2,412 households) and 5,570 Mauritanian returnees (1,114 households) have arrived in Mauritania since January 2022. The return of Mauritanians accompanied by a herd of nearly 800,000 heads, places an additional strain on already limited resources and requires an urgent response from the authorities and humanitarian partners. This project allows IOM to provide emergency humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable Mauritanian returnees in the Hodh Ech Chargui region. Based on IOM's assessment through its Emergency Tracking Tool (ETT), IOM's response focuses on accessibility to drinking water for humans and animals, urgent distribution of animal feed and emergency vaccination to strengthen the livelihoods of returned; and providing households with non-food items. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1000000.02 1000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.02 1000000.02 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 -32437.56 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -32437.56 -0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.09 1541.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402779.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 572949.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9551.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0181 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides lifesaving humanitarian assistance focusing on shelter support targeting internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Jara IDP Site, North Wello, Amhara region in Ethiopia. Key activities will include construction of communal shelters and distribution of emergency shelters and non-food item kits. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 800000.52 800000.52 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.52 800000.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.48 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.48 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 485000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 83056.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 211371.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14675.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5897.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0182 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In June 2021, the Government of Niger launched the relocation program for internally displaced persons in their areas of origin. This program aims to encourage the return of displaced populations to their areas of origin. In Tillabéri and Tahoua, population movements fleeing insecurity and violence perpetrated by non-state armed groups have increased despite government commitments to strengthen security around borders. This allocation allows IOM, as co-leader of the Shelter and Non-Food Items Working Group (GTABNA), led by the Ministry of Humanitarian Action and Disaster Management (MAH/GC), to provide emergency shelter and non-food item assistance to displaced persons in vulnerable situations in Tillabéri and Tahoua regions. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Niger Plan de Réponse Humanitaire 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 999999.96 999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.96 999999.96 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 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 121455.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51971.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 680242.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156063.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16098.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -12721 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13110.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0183 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To contribute to addressing lifesaving humanitarian needs in NWS through the provision of supply chain support to humanitarian partners in addition to direct distribution through the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM). In response to partner-identified needs and building upon the achievements of the ongoing BHA-funded project [720FDA18IO00091], the present action aims to contribute to addressing crucial humanitarian needs through the provision of supply chain support to humanitarian partners and direct distributions through IOM’s RRM implementing partners (IPs) of lifesaving shelter and NFI (S/NFI) to vulnerable population through the below interventions. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4527089.22 9054178.44 4218732.71 17800000.37 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17800000.37 17800000.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3474 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3474 1968606 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1968606 264118 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264118 2699536 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2699536 4503738 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4503738 3885719 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3885719 2469439 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2469439 1501029 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1501029 504341 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504341 6000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8406 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 46995.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17302.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40570.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 191899.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 106390.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 58476.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17514.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7427.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1958651.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2143877.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1343940.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4937555.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2814463.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2599692.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1369763.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 175676.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -44605.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0184 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Costa Rica experiences a mix of migratory movements to and through the country. According to the Displacement Tracking Matrix Report conducted between October 2021 and March 2022, 51 per cent of migrants in transit in Costa Rica lacked economic resources; 42 per cent report a need for food and water; 34 per cent did not have a place to sleep; and 17 per cent report a need for security along their route. Despite the recent increase of persons in mixed movements entering Costa Rica the Migration Authority does not offer any temporary shelter options, neither at the southern nor at the northern border. This situation forces people to continue their journey to San Jose, where there are very few options for humanitarian shelter which often results in family groups and individuals living in homeless situations. Through this program, IOM is working to enhance protection and humanitarian solutions, including shelter, for vulnerable migrants and asylum seekers transiting through Costa Rica. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Irregular Migration of Caribbean and other Nationals Across Latin America – Response Plan, June 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 317865.97 109540.19 399999.68 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 427406.16 427406.16 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 240480.96 160000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177383.59 79050 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 26350 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 46.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31057.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74130.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3743.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90570.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115790.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7171.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1994.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19821.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0185 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The situation in the country quickly deteriorated, with major attacks reported across Ukraine, including in the capital, Kyiv. The overall scale and unpredictability of the situation requires immediate humanitarian assistance for the most vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected communities. The invasion has also exacerbated human suffering in eastern Ukraine, an area already affected by eight years of armed conflict, isolated communities, and a deteriorating infrastructure. With the onset of winter, Ukraine is approaching a compounded crisis, putting millions of already vulnerable people at greater risk given the country and district heating facilities and supply lines damaged in areas of physical conflict. This winterization proposal supports the Shelter, Non-Food Item (NFI), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and Cash sectors with activities focused on specific winterization Shelter and NFI support, including winter items, items for heating and cash/voucher support specifically for winter items, and light repairs for collective centres through mobile teams; cash for rent; and WASH through specific repairs or inputs for infrastructure to withstand winter and support temperature control, and WASH NFIs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 7251587.92 50748412.04 57999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57999999.96 57999999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 767 2625832 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2625832 11630264 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11630264 28393587 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28393587 15349550 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15349550 689818.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1830.9 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 428121.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2763996.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -443892.59 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 35425.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7666834.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3276975.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12043630.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4891054.65 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12401259.06 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24968817.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1322419.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -38339.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36291.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3353.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16644.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) -90920.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -6158533.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0186 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is descending into the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Amidst the backdrop of an already dire situation following 40 years of war, economic decline, price increases, and rising poverty, in 2021 the people of Afghanistan faced intensified conflict, the worst drought in 27 years, the withdrawal of international forces and then the takeover of the country by the Taliban in August. Following the record displacement of nearly 700,000 people in 2021, some 9.2 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees remain in some form of displacement and in need of support to return where possible. Through this project IOM is distributing cash for transitional shelter and shelter repair to IDPs, natural disaster affected/displaced and other vulnerable groups in Jawzjan, Badghis, and Farah provinces. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3803986.7 398398.32 4202385.02 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4202385.02 4202385.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4202384.55 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4202384.55 1.23 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1.23 3836.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 107759.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150863.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 761828.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3137648.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110607.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -68601.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -232.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1323.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0187 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The situation quickly deteriorated, with major attacks reported across Ukraine. With the onset of winter, Ukraine is approaching a compounded crisis, putting millions of already vulnerable people at greater risk, given that many country and district heating facilities and supply lines are damaged in areas of physical conflict. The winter season in Ukraine runs from October through April. Through this intervention, IOM aims to contribute to supporting minimum living standards and reducing barriers to access to winterization support for crisis affected populations of remote and rural areas in Ukraine. The project will support vulnerable and conflict-affected households to increase their thermal comfort during the 2022-2023 winter. To this end, heating appliances - electric heaters or solid fuel stoves - are being distributed to households in remote and rural parts of Dnipropetrovsk, Kyiv, Sumy and Zaporizhzhia oblasts. In addition, households in the same regions of Ukraine are benefiting from the provision of solid fuel by IOM and its partners. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 215446.69 6784553.32 7000000.01 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7000000.01 7000000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7000000.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7000000.01 253.57 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253.57 -16.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16.59 484433.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 73177.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -484435.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 12204.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 596723.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3558376.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46363.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2631982.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47885.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27464.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -27757.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0188 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 21 June 2022 Afghanistan earthquake primarily impacted the provinces of Paktika, Paktia, and Khost, resulting in extensive damage to buildings in the affected areas and over 13,000 families affected. In addition to loss of life and devastating injury, the earthquake has resulted in the destruction of critical infrastructure - including homes, health facilities, schools, and water networks - leaving thousands vulnerable to further harm. In coordination with the Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item (ESNFI) Cluster and the Office of the Humanitarian Coordinator, IOM will engage Miyamoto to carry out two activities: conduct a geotechnical survey of the affected area, to address concerns regarding ongoing seismic risk; and provide ongoing technical support to the ESNFI Cluster and partner actors to improve the capacity of the cluster to undertake rapid vernacular repairs. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 12357.03 925548.4 937905.43 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 937905.43 937905.43 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 937905.38 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 937905.38 0.14 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.14 239443.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 681662.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16799.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0189 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is implementing a shelter/non-food items sector project for populations affected by the conflict involving the M23 and the Allied Democratic Forces, which has led to an exacerbation of vulnerabilities, deterioration of living conditions, and an increase in humanitarian needs and population displacement in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This project is part of IOM's programmatic strategy to ensure continuity of current humanitarian emergency response activities in North Kivu and Ituri provinces in particular, as well as an extension into areas of intervention where the severity of needs requires rapid emergency interventions. Under this project, IOM is committed to ensuring an effective response and is contributing to the achievement of the priority: emergency assistance for shelter upgrades for internally displaced persons in the host community. Through this intervention, IOM is proposing an upgrade of these shelters that provide displaced households and host community members with larger housing and sanitary facilities (family latrines) according to Sphere standards, offering more dignity and safety to the affected population. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services République Démocratique du Congo Plan de Réponse Humanitaire 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 688094.45 351905.5 1039999.95 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1039999.95 1039999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1040000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1040000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 280440.86 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 448787.07 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -154.01 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 61583.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83785.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202558.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -37001.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0190 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to provide lifesaving and agile response to displaced populations from Ancuabe that have been affected by the attacks in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. IOM's multi-sectoral assistance will include mental health and psychosocial support, camp coordination and camp management, emergency shelter and non-food items, and emergency health. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 372077.36 677922.84 1050000.2 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000.2 1050000.2 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 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.1 118769.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 71006.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521062.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293912.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45248.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0192 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The ongoing crisis in north-east Nigeria has affected millions in Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe states. The Shelter/ Non-food Items (NFI) and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Sector has identified the need to ensure that critical lifesaving assistance continues to be provided where overwhelming humanitarian needs persist to ensure appropriate responses. This project aims to respond to the emerging needs and gaps as identified by the Shelter/ NFI and CCCM Sectors. IOM is supporting rainy season preparedness and response. With the onset of the rainy season in Nigeria's north-eastern states, varying degrees of damages have been reported in multiple locations in the region deepening the vulnerability of the population. Heavy rainfalls accompanied by strong winds have caused serious damages to shelters and infrastructures. IOM intends to support vulnerable individuals and households living in camps and camp-like settings affected by severe weather conditions and floods through distribution and potential construction of emergency shelter solutions, NFI kits and prepositioning activities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 177077.16 287922.96 465000.12 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465000.12 465000.12 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465000 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 24284.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129780.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284586.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27717.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1285.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -78.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0193 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following a powerful earthquake of 5.9 magnitude on 22 June 2022 that occurred in Paktika, southeast of Afghanistan, Paktika and Khost provinces were severely impacted. Following joint assessments,5,827 families were found to be affected, 505 people were killed and 1,285 sustained injuries so far. To date IOM is leading on both assessments and the overall response and has distributed non-food items (NFIs) and emergency shelters (ES) to over 3,000 affected families needing urgent relief assistance. In this project, IOM proposes the distribution of cash for transitional shelter, cash for winterization (fuel/heating) complemented with winter clothing, as well as support affected families in rubble removal efforts in the affected areas. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 439445.64 830902.39 1270348.03 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1270348.03 1270348.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1270348.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1270348.11 -0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.05 144727.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83947.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 186786.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 602197.3 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20713.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123827.12 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108149.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0194 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The overall scale and unpredictability of the situation requires immediate humanitarian assistance for the most vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected communities. Through field visits, including to areas heavily affected by the hostilities, IOM has observed that displaced families originating from the newly accessible areas are beginning to return to their houses, many of which have sustained damage of various degrees. Internally displaced persons (IDPs) and non-displaced families also often stay in damaged houses unable to provide sufficient protection from harsh weather conditions. In many cases the damage is relatively minor and could be repaired by residents themselves if provided access to construction materials and resources. IOM therefore proposes to provide conflict-affected households in Kyiv Oblast with construction materials for self-driven repairs with guidance from IOM’s technical teams. In addition, IOM aims to strengthen prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) and respond to the incidents that can occur during the Ukraine Crisis, as well as support the inter-agency collective response in Ukraine. Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 601086.31 2388985.72 3000000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2990072.03 2990072.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2906976.74 0.08 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375449.05 31065.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114442.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 541258.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2688215.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -92556.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0195 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With this project, IOM is providing humanitarian assistance to 1,680 of the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) whose houses were destroyed by the escalation of violence in Batken oblast of Kyrgyzstan. Non-food items that are to be provided to 1,680 IDPs from Batken oblast, who are currently placed in temporary shelters and host families, are addressing urgent needs and include appropriate items for winterization: clothing and shoes, electric heating, and other items such as blankets/quilts, cooking utensils, bedding essentials. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Kyrgyzstan 996 312 988011 iomkyrgyzstan@iom.kg kyrgyzstan.iom.int Ibraimov 103 Business Center “Victory”, Bishkek 720001, Kyrgyzstan IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 83530.22 416469.86 500000.08 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.08 500000.08 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 0.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.07 295160.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165666.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39173.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0196 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the past few weeks, the height of the Chari River in Chad has increased from less than 7m to more than 8m and continues to rise, causing immense flooding along its banks. Currently, N'Djamena has more than 98,785 people displaced due to flooding. As the river continues to rise, displacement is expected to continue in the N'Djamena area. In addition, downstream of the river is the Lac province, which is expected to suffer a considerable impact from the rise of the Chari River in the coming weeks. In order to respond to the floods in N'djamena and the Lac Province, IOM is providing lifesaving assistance, including emergency shelter and essential non-food item kits. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Chad Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 53166.76 746833.24 800000 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 800000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 459136.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326423.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14440.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0197 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Mid-Year 2022 Whole of Afghanistan Assessment findings indicated that 56 per cent of households in Afghanistan are living in partially damaged shelters and 18 per cent are living in significantly damaged shelters. People living in poor shelter conditions urgently need support for shelter improvements, heating materials and warm clothing before the onset of winter to reduce their exposure to health risks and other hazards. IOM continues to fill identified gaps with the provision of non-food items and emergency shelter in the affected districts. However, overall needs for transitional shelter and winterization assistance in the affected districts continue to grow considering the impact of earthquake and recent floods, vulnerabilities and winter approaching that confirms evident unaddressed needs of durable shelter interventions. In line with the Afghanistan Inter-Cluster Coordination Team winterization Plan (August 2022), IOM is providing assistance through the distribution of cash-for-shelter repairs/upgrade, cash-for-winterization (fuel/heating) and one-off direct cash transfers, complemented with winter clothing as well as blanket modules. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1646483.08 1564609.73 3211092.81 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3211092.81 3211092.81 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3211092.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3211092.99 -0.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.18 531240.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 308989.47 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 282778.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329417.84 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53023.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257258.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1281898.75 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166485.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0198 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 2022 Whole of Afghanistan Assessment, findings indicated that 56 per cent of households are living in partially damaged shelters and 18 per cent are living in significantly damaged shelters. People living in poor shelter conditions urgently need support for alternative temporary shelter options before the onset of winter to reduce their exposure to health risks and other hazards. IOM continues to fill identified gaps with the provision of non-food items and emergency and transitional shelter in the affected districts. However, overall needs for rental assistance in the affected districts continue to grow in light of the impact of earthquake and recent floodings, vulnerabilities and winter approaching that confirms evident unaddressed needs of durable shelter interventions. In this project, IOM proposes the distribution of cash-for-rent to support affected families for living in a suitable shelter until they are targeted after winter period with the needed shelter repairs and upgrade. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 468976.29 432938.63 901914.92 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901914.92 901914.92 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901914.93 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901914.93 -0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.03 265994 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145508.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339052.19 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86766.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -856.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60085.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5363.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0199 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Floods are among the most devastating natural hazards in the world, claiming more lives and causing more property damage than any other natural phenomenon. With the onset of the rainy season in June in Nigeria, varying degrees of damage have been reported all over the country. The devastation caused by floods have significantly disrupted economic and social systems essential for livelihoods, social cohesion and individual well-being. This is against the backdrop of an ongoing conflict, which has resulted in the loss of human life, population displacement and destruction of productive assets, economic infrastructure and social services. IOM's strong operational presence in Borno and Yobe provides a strong operational advantage to provide a common pipeline through which emergency shelter solutions and non-food items can reach the communities that are affected by floods in Northeast Nigeria. This project is addressing immediate lifesaving needs of the displaced flood-affected populations who face heightened exposure to protection risks such as gender-based violence, exploitation and abuse as a result of loss of shelter and household items. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 260192.97 1177 261369.97 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261369.97 261369.97 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261369.97 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261369.97 -0.95 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.95 70434.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190934.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0200 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Cameroon’s Far-North region, ongoing hostilities and violence have heavily impacted local populations during the past five years, where displacements are still triggered due to small scale sporadic attacks by non-state armed groups as well as seasonal floods, other disasters and intercommunal tensions, underlying a great need in the region for the reinforcement of capacities to provide rapid humanitarian assistance. The overall objective of this project is to contribute to improve displaced populations’ well-being, dignity and save lives through the distribution of emergency and transitional shelter and non-food items (NFI) assistance in the three sub-divisions in the Far North region. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Cameroon Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 445722.53 4277.89 450000.42 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000.42 450000.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450000 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 59137 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1423.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8384.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14222.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299687.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46061.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21083.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0201 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in Mali continues to deteriorate since the multidimensional crisis of 2012. According to the latest Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Mali has more than 440,000 people internally displaced persons (IDPs), 54 per cent of whom are women and 63 per cent children under the age of 18. In almost all of the sites assessed, food is the most urgent need of displaced people (97%), followed by shelter (58%), drinking water (39%) and sanitation services (24%). The objective of this project is to improve access to shelter and non-food items for internally displaced persons in the regions of Gao and Kidal following the various attacks by armed groups, inter and intra-community conflicts and military operations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mali Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 987784.89 12215.49 1000000.38 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.38 1000000.38 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 -0.26 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.26 100643.78 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 80378.13 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 22528.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17768.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35732.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 657262.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72463.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13221.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0202 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is implementing a Shelter sector project for people affected by the conflict involving the M23 group and the Forces Armées de la République Démocratique du Congo (FARDC) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has intensified since October 2022. According to Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) reports, the increase in violence has displaced more than 370,000 people in addition to those already affected by the crises in North Kivu. This project is part of IOM's programmatic strategy to ensure that current humanitarian emergency response activities in North Kivu are strengthened in response to the severity of the needs that require a rapid emergency response, with the aim of restoring the living conditions and dignity of those affected. Under this project, IOM is committed to ensuring an effective response and will contribute to strengthening emergency shelter assistance for internally displaced persons (IDPs) through the installation of 2,000 emergency shelters benefitting 10,000 individuals displaced by the M23 crisis. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services République Démocratique du Congo Plan de Réponse Humanitaire 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 499999.98 499999.98 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.98 499999.98 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 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 1610.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251116.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7280 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180196.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4109.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63906.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0203 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the presence of voluntary return intentions and threats of evictions at sites in the towns of Bria and Kaga Bandoro in the Central African Republic, this project intends to assist these internally displaced persons (IDPs) by providing them with a minimum return support package in this first emergency phase. Based on its extensive experience in supporting returns in Bangassou and Bambari, IOM is providing Camp Coordination and Camp Management and Shelter/Non-Food Item support over a period of six months to assist 11,000 people in Kaga Bandoro and Bria. International Organization for Migration (IOM) MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1000000.06 1000000.06 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.06 1000000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -65.87 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -65.87 25740.23 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 103346.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 401259.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25583.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 447501.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3497.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan is the eighth most vulnerable country in the world to climate change, prone to recurring disasters including floods and earthquakes that have caused huge losses to life and property and borne a huge socio-economic cost. In the past 20 years alone, Pakistan experienced three major devastating disasters, in addition to small to medium scale flooding in different regions of the country, affecting millions of people. Since mid-June 2022, up to 33 million people have been affected by severe monsoon weather. The storms and heavy rains have caused widespread flash floods and landslides, with severe repercussions for human lives, property and infrastructure. The main objective of this project is to contribute to delivery of lifesaving assistance and improved living conditions for people affected by floods in Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtukhwa, and Punjab provinces through Shelter/Non-Food Item (NFI) and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) sector coordination, in coordination with the National Disaster Management Authority and United States Agency for International Development (USAID)-approved partners. Through its sectorial coordination role, IOM will ensure better access to emergency assistance, quality services and recovery support for the affected populations, aligning with the objectives of the inter-agency Pakistan 2022 Appeal on the Floods Response Plan. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Pakistan Floods Response Plan 2023 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3357673.96 642326.06 4000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000.02 4000000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2275363 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2275363 1474172 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1474172 250465 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 250465 4609.98 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4609.98 12869.6 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3834.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 3030.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 940402.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1464414.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1535463.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39639.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4955.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0205 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within this project, IOM will support 1,400 households representing approximately 12,400 individuals (2,480 men, 2,480 women, 3,720 boys, 3,720 girls) through shelter and non-food items (NFI) kit distributions. The standard NFI kit (in-line with local Shelter/NFI Cluster recommendations) contains a kitchen set, a hygiene kit, mattresses, blankets, jerrycans, plastic sheets, solar lamps, diapers, and carpets for a family of five. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3000000.17 3000000.17 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000.17 3000000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 -3433.82 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3433.82 0.05 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.05 6782.5 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40925.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 110487.4 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 17.95 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 30761.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 297900.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 531979.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1962474.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13708.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1527.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0206 International Organization for Migration (IOM) An earthquake of 7.7 magnitude with the epicentre in the south-east of the country, struck Türkiye on 6 February 2023 at 04:17 AM. Another earthquake of 7.65 magnitude occurred at 13:24 PM on the same day. Over 2,700 aftershocks have been registered in the region so far. The earthquakes came at the peak of the winter season and are considered the largest earthquakes for centuries in the region. A three-month state of emergency has been declared for ten provinces directly affected by the earthquake. The Turkish government is leading the response through coordination by the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD). IOM, through this project, is contributing to addressing lifesaving humanitarian needs of earthquake-affected populations in Türkiye through the procurement and transportation of improved shelter units and mobile latrines. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Turkiye Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2500000.07 2500000.07 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000.07 2500000.07 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.01 38469.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235404.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2230145.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2706.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1312.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0207 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2023 marks the sixth 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 97,206 Rohingya households in 16 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. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 50393.19 1349606.92 1400000.11 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000.11 1400000.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1399999.99 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1399999.99 0.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.1 1264755.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104373.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6039.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9214.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2561.03 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13056.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0208 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Violence by non-state armed actors in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan areas (PAPMA) has become a significant threat to the life and well-being of the Haitian population. It is a complex problem resulting from the confluence of several factors, including a social order that has for long been oriented towards exclusion, small elite control of the economic system, political inability to promote social cohesion, and the consequent increase of gangs’ control in the capital. Since 2018, Haiti has been suffering from a growing socio-political crisis, culminating with the killing of President Jovenel Moise in July 2021 and with the displacement of almost 20,000 people as a consequence of gang-related violence. Most of the population in the PAPMA live with a high level of vulnerability to many types of threats, including health hazards, environmental hazards, acute forms of poverty, and socio-economic exploitation. With the aim to ensure protection for displaced people and host families in PAPMA, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is engaged in a multi-sectoral response including Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Shelter, Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Displacement Tracking Matrix, Health and Psychosocial Wellbeing. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3047988.87 18515785.09 16601972.74 12584253.51 50750000.21 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50750000.21 50750000.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110924 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110924 774587 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 774587 2381529 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2381529 1005820 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1005820 2435639 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2435639 2097937 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2097937 3671767 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3671767 36000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 40000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 100000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 120000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 280.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226562.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 935139.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2105084.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1616853.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2431282.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2590988.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37154.2 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4933556.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102116.51 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0209 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the first and second landfall of Tropical Cyclone Freddy, Mozambique has experienced devasting floods, destruction, and death. Damage assessments are ongoing but early reports from the National Institute of Disaster Management (INGD) show that more than 102,000 houses and homes have been damaged, destroyed, or flooded, leading to the displacement of an estimated 64,418 individuals sheltered in 164 accommodation centers across Niassa, Zambezia, Tete, Manica, Sofala and Inhambane (as of 16 March 2023). Roads and bridges have been swept away, cutting off communities from much-needed support.In response, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance to 26,7350 individuals (5,350 families) across the affected provinces in coordination with the government and partners, while also strengthening the capacities of other Shelter and NFI partners to respond to the emergency situation. The interventions include strengthening partner coordination and improving their capacity to respond and the construction of 900 temporary emergency shelters in relocation sites for an estimated 4,500 individuals in vulnerable situations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1300000.35 1300000.35 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300000.35 1300000.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300000 0.04 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.04 155659.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -13035.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 164248.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522066.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174996.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193422.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106718.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -4076.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0211 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The earthquake response in Türkiye is being lead and coordinated by the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority. A three-month state of emergency has been declared for eleven provinces that were directly affected by the earthquake. Around 3 million people, including migrants, are displaced in various settings including those choosing to stay close to their homes and others moving further away from their usual residence. An estimated 1.7 million people live in informal settlements, mostly in makeshift shelters or tents with extremely basic living conditions. Some of these settlements lack proper water and sanitation services and also require immediate assistance with basic household items and shelter support. In response to the immediate need for better shelter and access to basic services, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is improving access to basic services and temporary living conditions for populations affected by environmental hazards through the procurement and delivery of tents, living containers and essential housing items. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kuwait IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Flash Appeal: Turkiye Earthquake Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 341033.61 1364134.44 7294831.95 9000000 Contracted Grant Amount Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9000000 9000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8999980 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8999980 20 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20 189772.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2286912.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3543535.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1218917 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 348176.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 532861.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157951.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0212 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Vanuatu’s National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) estimates that more than 250,000 people (approximately 80 per cent of the entire population of Vanuatu) were affected by Tropical Cyclones Judy and Kevin, which made landfall between 1 -3 March 2023. IOM is working in partnership with the NDMO and partners such as Vanuatu Red Cross and CARE to deliver lifesaving assistance to people impacted by the cyclones. The Displacement and Evacuation Centre Management cluster, co -led by NDMO and IOM is utilising displacement tracking tools to help with coordination of the multi-partner relief efforts to ensure that the right assistance gets to the populations who need it most. Through this project, IOM is focusing on Shelter and Non -Food Items (S/NFIs) assistance, using cash-based or in-kind modality, as well as providing support to evacuation centres and tracking displacement and population mobility. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 500000.01 500000.01 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.01 500000.01 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 -0.01 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.01 10722.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 347467.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 124043 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17766.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the project is to alleviate the suffering and enhance the dignity of earthquake-affected populations in northwest Syria (NWS) through the provision of shelter assistance and complementary light infrastructure support. In coordination with the Shelter Cluster and relevant agencies on the ground, IOM is conducting field assessments to ensure the prioritization of the most vulnerable earthquake-affected families from communities who have suffered the most damage, with special consideration given to persons with specific needs such as people with disabilities, the elderly, and female-headed families. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Flash Appeal: Syrian Arab Republic Earthquake Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 999999.88 2000000.16 3000000.04 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000.04 3000000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3000000 0.03 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.03 91062.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 958420.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1207557.54 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 4687.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 245583.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 235924.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140836.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115928.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0214 International Organization for Migration (IOM) From 17 to 22 January 2023, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) experienced severe flooding, which had a devastating impact. In most places, both urban and rural zones were affected by a rapid increase of water levels in a short period of time, which resulted in significant damage. This 6-month project aims to respond to the needs of the displaced people that have been affected by heavy rains and devastating. This project contributes to strengthening the resilience of the affected people, through the provision of accommodation, shelter and recovery support for the most vulnerable households. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 120000.04 120000.04 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120000.04 120000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120000 -1.11 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.11 8274.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111723.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0216 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 6 February 2023, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 struck southern Türkiye and northern Syria. This was the most powerful earthquake recorded in the area since 1939. At least 148 communities in Northwest Syria (NWS) have been affected by the earthquakes with Harim and Afrin districts among the most affected. Those living in camps and informal sites continue to endure extremely difficult living conditions, residing in tents or makeshift shelters that are often damaged, and overcrowded, with limited access to reliable shelter, basic water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), and protection services.Through this project, IOM is procuring emergency shelters (tents) and non-food items (NFIs) to respond to emergencies and sudden displacement, and massive influxes. IOM is procuring, transhipping, prepositioning, and distributing or handing over essential core relief items to enhance the humanitarian community’s capacity to provide lifesaving assistance to affected populations in need in NWS in the event of displacements, hostilities, or changes to the operating circumstances such as sudden shocks or winterization needs. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 32958.16 1467041.78 1499999.94 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.94 1499999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 14313.67 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 31984.69 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5656 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 46680 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 430894.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 895787.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66148.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8337.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 197.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0217 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive in Ukraine. The situation in the country quickly deteriorated, leading to a significant number of Ukrainians and third country nationals forced to flee the country. Since the onset of the crisis, as of May 2023, an estimated 5,088,000 people remain internally displaced in Ukraine and an estimated 8,255,000 displaced abroad. More than a year into the full-scale war in Ukraine, there is a continued need for humanitarian assistance among the most vulnerable conflict-affected populations in Ukraine. In continuation of its critical work in Ukraine, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is addressing the most pressing, immediate humanitarian needs through a multi-sectoral response focused on shelter, non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, protection, mental health and psychosocial support, water, sanitation and hygiene, and multi-purpose cash assistance. This also addresses cross-cutting issues to enhance the capacity and understanding of IOM And partners to deliver evidence-based assistance in a safe, dignified and coordinated manner. This project is specifically targeting newly accessibly areas in Southern and Eastern Ukraine, as well as other areas heavily affected, including Northeastern Ukraine. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1580020.64 22975793.85 12772127.41 34300000.62 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37327941.9 37327941.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16640000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18279568.85 10800000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11842105.26 46089.85 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 37353.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 76643.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 419282.43 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 306974.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 473571.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3449029.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1590814.41 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5457632.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 72643.27 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45375.91 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9123885.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7574666.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30517.62 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3439094.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0218 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The sub-prefecture of Bria in the Central African Republic has been affected by armed and community conflicts which led to the displacement of 55,698 people (CMP 30 October 2022). Among these displaced, 20,908 are housed with host families and 34,790 occupy displacement sites, mainly the Point Kilometer 03 (PK03) site. Through this project, IOM aims to support the returns identified in the prefecture of Haute Kotto/sub-prefecture of Bria, by addressing the basic needs of the populations returned or intending to leave the site of displaced persons of PK03. The project is supporting returnee households through the reconstruction/rehabilitation of their shelters according to the standards of the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) / the Shelter/ Non-Food Items (NFI) cluster and the provision of an NFI kit. Awareness-raising campaigns are also organized to promote ownership of the approach by communities of return. The project also has a Water, Hygiene and Sanitation (WASH) component that complements current and future actions by substantially improving access to drinking water and latrines in particularly disadvantaged neighbourhoods. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 102335.24 935791.76 1244949.72 2100001.19 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2283076.72 2283076.72 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) 1308615.05 480000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 515021.46 57054.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62283.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 553713.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 360887.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49842.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246987.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0219 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The large-scale invasion of Ukraine is causing unprecedented levels of displacement, destruction, and human suffering. In areas heavily affected by the missile attacks, various public infrastructure and residential buildings have suffered severe damage, and the availability of housing has been reduced. Housing is one of the sectors most affected by the war, with the total damage cost amounting to over USD 50 billion and an estimated 1.4 million residential housing units reported as damaged, many of them in areas close to the frontlines and those returned to the control of the Government of Ukraine (World Bank, RDNA, Mar 2023). To address the problem and help realize decent housing conditions ahead of the upcoming winter season, IOM proposes to improve access to construction materials through a voucher system that would allow war-affected people to repair their homes. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 25000.02 125000.01 150000.03 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000.03 150000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150000 8650.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100633.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40716.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0220 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As per the 2023 Global Humanitarian Overview, an estimated 339 million people will require some form of humanitarian assistance and protection in 2023. Access to dignified accommodation has always been one of the pressing needs during displacement crises, including in emerging and protracted settings. In many contexts, accommodation options include collective shelters where privacy and safety, especially for women, girls, and vulnerable populations are a concern. The setting up of displacement sites poses additional protection, and environmental concerns. With the support of Airbnb.org, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing rental assistance to those in need through the Airbnb Inc. network of local partners (hosts) providing rental properties that meet habitability standards; rental of non-congregate housing solutions (hotels, motels, etc.); or the provision of complementary rental financial assistance. This Airbnb.org grant is being used to provide access to short-term rental accommodation support to displaced populations in ongoing crises or emerging/sudden onset crises, including but not limited to earthquake-affected populations in Türkiye. Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 52211.26 847788.82 900000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.08 900000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000 204728.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 434931.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 260339.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2022, Pakistan endured severe monsoon weather, which saw area weighted rainfall 67 per cent above normal levels in June alone. The floods affected 33 million people and caused severe damage to over two million houses. Sindh was the most affected province, with 49 per cent of the population directly affected. The catastrophic floods are a wake-up call for systemic changes to address the underlying vulnerabilities to natural hazards and their intersection with other shocks in Pakistan, calling for urgent responses and assistance delivered in an efficient, equitable, and transparent manner. Through this project, IOM aims to implement an integrated Shelter, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) pilot intervention in South Sindh, assisting communities affected by the 2022 floods to strengthen community infrastructure (including WASH infrastructure) and rebuild their houses. The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 146331.4 137499.98 Contracted Grant Amount The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 146331.4 146331.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137500 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 133236.43 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked The Greta Thunberg Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15518.11 29185.94 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 69749.45 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 14387 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8582.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24873.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1976.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0222 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 10 September 2023, Storm Daniel made landfall in Libya causing severe weather conditions, including strong winds and sudden heavy rainfall affecting the northeastern areas of Benghazi, Tobruk, Toukra, Talmeitha, Almarj, Taknes (Al Jabal Al Akhdar), Al Owailia, B ayada, Albayda, Shahhat, Sousa and Derna. The storm caused two dams on the Wadi Derna River to burst and send millions of cubic meters of water downstream to inundate the river plain, hitting Derna. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimates that 37,000 people have been displaced. The human toll is significant and is expected to continue rising; 11,300 are presumed dead, with a total of 3,958 deaths having been registered in hospitals. Rescue teams continue their search for survivors.The proposed intervention responds to urgent shelter and non-food item needs identified by IOM, the United Nations and the Government of Libya in the most affected areas by the floods to provide emergency relief assistance to the most vulnerable. IOM is contributing to efforts to mitigate the impact of the flood, restore dignified living conditions of people affected, and address the deteriorated humanitarian conditions along the northeastern side of Libya. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 980605.7 519394.36 1500000.06 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.06 1500000.06 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 -180694.18 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -180694.18 -83134.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -83134.37 78204.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441098.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 576196.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84791.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55880.28 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 7 October 2023, a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck the western region of Afghanistan. As per the initial assessment outcomes, to date, 1,023 people are reported to have been killed and 1,663 people injured across eleven villages of Zindajan district, Herat Province, where 100 per cent of homes are estimated to have been completely destroyed. IOM, through this project, is targeting households affected by devastating earthquake in Zenda Jan district and displaced populations in Herat city. The cash-based interventions informed by market assessment are solely allocated for earthquake response needs in Herat province. IOM is also contributing to the emergency shelter and non-food item (ESNFI) Cluster’s efforts to provide earthquake response cash assistance for NFI following the emergency response for those beneficiaries that require immediate needs met in the form of as cash for fuel, cash for clothing and cash for blankets/quilts to ensure the affected populations survival and prevent mortality. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 249999.96 750000.12 1000000.08 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.08 1000000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 0.09 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.09 40651.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 177583.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 781765.11 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0224 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is addressing the immediate winterization needs of earthquake-affected individuals in Herat province, Afghanistan with shelter and household essential non-food items (NFIs). The interventions address immediate winterization needs (winter clothing, blankets, heating, fuel) of affected populations. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 631340.97 368659.02 999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.99 999999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000001 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000001 -1.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1.02 18184.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 145560.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 743699.64 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22883 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 69672.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0225 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Globally, shelter responses are critically underfunded. For example, in 2021, the Global Shelter Cluster identified 47.8 million people in need of assistance, targeted only 60% of those people, and managed to assist only 17%. This was in large part due to lack of available funding. Furthermore, non-food items (NFI) were provided to only 32% of those people in need. Whilst globally, humanitarian needs remain under-resourced, the issues facing the shelter sector, with high per household costs, are particularly significant. Given the scale of needs, there is a clear need for increased efficiency and effectiveness in response driven by strong technical capacity in the field. To achieve this, there is a need to raise awareness and highlight the humanitarian shelter and settlements needs and identify new partners. The goal of this project is to Improve the shelter and settlements outcomes for crisis affected people by raising awareness on the needs for support, as well as improving expertise in humanitarian shelter, settlements and camp coordination and camp management (CCCM). United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 371053.35 1252631.11 376315.56 2000000.02 Contracted Grant Amount United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.02 2000000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20508 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20508 148435 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 148435 438035 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 438035 289654 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) 289654 52925.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 207335.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 483430.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 224920.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0226 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Vanuatu’s National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) estimates that more than 110,000 people (approximately 33 per cent of the entire population of Vanuatu) were affected by Tropical Cyclone (TC) Lola which made landfall on 25 October 2023. TC Lola is the third cyclone in Vanuatu over the past 7 months and the earliest Category 5 cyclone in recorded history. With current forecasts indicating additional tropical cyclones that will impact Vanuatu in the coming months, community training and capacity building on community engagement on build back safer techniques and broad dissemination of shelter awareness materials are essential preparatory life-saving actions to mitigate threats to life, livelihood, and health. IOM is working with the NDMO and partners to deliver life-saving assistance to people impacted by the cyclones. IOM is providing emergency shelter and non-food items to meet the immediate needs of people affected by TC Lola, whose homes were destroyed or damaged by the cyclone, as well as support the voluntary return of internally displaced persons. The Organization is also contributing to an evidence-based response through gathering and analyzing data on the mobility, vulnerabilities, and needs of cyclone-affected populations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 196543.18 203456.87 400000.05 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000.05 400000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -16742 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) -16742 175000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 85199 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 60284.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58581.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4192.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0227 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Ethiopia, the internal displacement, and humanitarian needs primarily stem from a combination of drivers including armed conflicts occurring in various regions, severe droughts, and floods across the country. These ongoing conflicts, climate-related shocks, and displacements present significant protection challenges for the affected population. Most displaced individuals reside in collective sites or spontaneous settlements, where they face limited access to vital services, inadequate living conditions, and a lack of necessary resources to support their families and communities. IOM, backed by ShelterBox and in partnership with the Shelter and Non-Food Item (SNFI) Cluster, aims to aid 7,000 households (38,500 individuals) in enhancing their living conditions through the provision of emergency shelter (ES)/NFIs assistance. The main target areas for this response, as identified by the cluster, include Tigray, Amhara, SNNPR, Afar, Gambella, Benishangul-Gumuz, Oromia, and Somali regions. ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 629820.56 35433.52 665254.08 Contracted Grant Amount ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 665254.08 665254.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465677.64 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 465677.64 166313.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 166313.44 550693.5 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked In-Kind ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550693.5 123036.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36719.09 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 198497.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65893.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62449.89 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 729352.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0228 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM identified solid fuel support as the second most pressing need expressed by respondents in Ukraine during the past winter. Overall, 24 per cent of non-displaced, 23 per cent of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and 18 per cent of returnees indicated that they required such support. The numbers are similar for support with heating appliances at 18 per cent, 27 per cent and 18 per cent respectively (General Population Survey Round 12). Through this intervention, IOM contributes to addressing urgent winterization needs of conflict-affected populations in Donetsk and Kharkiv oblasts while empowering local partners by building their capacity. In line with the priority activities identified in the OCHA Ukraine Winter Response Plan 2023-2024 and the Allocation Strategy, the project supports vulnerable and conflict-affected individuals to cope with the harsh weather during the 2023-2024 winter. To deliver these results, IOM is working in partnership with active local partners. International Organization for Migration (IOM) UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2587689.66 2412310.3 4999999.96 Contracted Grant Amount UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4999999.96 4999999.96 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 33340.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 7.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27062.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 769 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 770855.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1300066.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -780.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1148125.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0229 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the first earthquake incident earlier in October 2023, up to 49,000 families were affected by earthquake in Afghanistan. All of these families are in need of emergency winterization, shelter, and rental assistance. IOM proposes Cash-based intervention (CBI); cash-for-winterization and cash-for-rent in Herat province. The support provides a temporary shelter solution during the winter period until affected families are able to repair their damaged houses after the winter period. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 190826.25 559173.78 750000.03 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000.03 750000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 170879.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530423.92 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8072.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32800 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8173.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0230 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is targeting households identified via winterization needs assessment for cash-based interventions such as winterization, shelter, and rental assistance in Kabul, Helmand, Kandahar, Panjshir and Nuristan provinces in Afghanistan. In addition, IOM is contributing to the Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI) cluster’s efforts to provide winterization in-kind and cash assistance to vulnerable disaster affected and /or conflict induced, undocumented returnees and other vulnerable groups. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4175283.87 1168686.11 5343969.98 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5343969.98 5343969.98 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5343969.59 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5343969.59 -0.36 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.36 229496.17 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 805116.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 995496.59 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1319368.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1507504.97 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487121.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -133.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0231 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the end of 2022, the security situation in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has continued to deteriorate with the intensification of fighting between the March 23 Movement (M23) armed group and the Congolese armed forces, as well as the persistent activism of other armed groups and inter-communal conflicts. As a result, the DRC is facing one of the most complex and protracted humanitarian crises in the world, marked by mass displacement, critical needs in life-saving services, and severe human rights violations.Through this Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) envelope, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing humanitarian assistance to populations affected by the M23 crisis in North Kivu, in the territories of Masisi and Rutshuru, specifically for a total of 7,000 households composed of 24,500 individuals. More specifically, IOM is addressing the massive shelter needs in North Kivu through the provision of emergency shelter kits to promote safer and more dignified living conditions for newly displaced people. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2023 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 301212.38 198787.63 500000.01 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000.01 500000.01 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 144906 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 273710.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 81351.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0232 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe. The objective of this project is to ensure the continuity of services for vulnerable returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) and address their immediate needs in terms of non-food items (NFI) and shelter needs in key targeted provinces while integrating protection principles throughout the response. To achieve this, under this project IOM is addressing the humanitarian needs of vulnerable undocumented Afghan migrants returning from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan and IDPs in the locations of return or high return areas through cash for winterization complemented with in-kind, winter clothing and blankets. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1000000.08 1000000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.08 1000000.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1000000 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Softly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 55855.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22483.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70024.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300478.11 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 487746.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0233 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Frequent natural hazards (including earthquakes, floods, and landslides) have left many families without adequate shelter, exacerbating their already vulnerable living conditions in Badakhshan province in Afghanistan. Since the first earthquake incident earlier in October 2023, families affected by earthquake in Afghanistan are in need of emergency shelter assistance. In this project, IOM ensures the continuity of shelter interventions for vulnerable families, host community and internally displaced persons (IDPs) and addresses their shelter needs in Badakhshan province while integrating protection principles throughout the response. This project focuses on repairing and improving damaged shelters, ensuring that individuals have safe and adequate housing. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1000000.23 1000000.23 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.23 1000000.23 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 28512.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413829.29 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 128976.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269259.25 CBI – Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79776.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38294.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0234 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Disasters as a result of conflict, flooding and drought continue to affect Ethiopia on an increasing scale. In 2023, the humanitarian situation in the country further deteriorated due to the escalation of the conflict in the Amhara region. Moreover, other parts of the country experienced insecurity, the ongoing drought, desert locust infestation, floods, landslides, influx of migrants from Sudan into Ethiopia and several disease outbreaks. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing life-saving humanitarian assistance focusing on emergency shelter and non-food items to internally displaced persons, returnees and vulnerable affected households in host communities. Through the proposed intervention, IOM aims to mitigate the risk of humanitarian crisis responding to urgent humanitarian needs caused by the recent displacements mainly due to flooding in Afar, Oromia, Southern Ethiopia Regional State and Somali regions. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1000000.03 1000000.03 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000.03 1000000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 -0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -0.02 173622.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 385103.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 441274.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0235 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The prolonged drought from 2020 to 2023 with sixth failed rainy seasons severely impacted the population in Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) region of Kenya with over 5.4 million people facing acute food insecurity, of which 1.2 million people are in Emergency level by Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC). In response to the worsening condition of the mobile and most vulnerable population severely impacted by flooding, IOM seeks to provide emergency shelters and non-food items (NFIs) to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable households affected by the recent flooding across the affected ASAL counties. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 999999.91 999999.91 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.91 999999.91 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 8405.19 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 113857.84 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2929.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 649533.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 216460.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8813.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0236 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the Far North (FN) region of Cameroon, the continuation of hostilities and violence has heavily impacted local populations, where displacement is still triggered by sporadic small-scale attacks carried out by non-state armed groups as well as by seasonal floods, other disasters and intercommunal tensions, creating a great need for capacity building for rapid humanitarian assistance. In the North West and South West regions, the separatist crisis continued to cause massive internal displacement in search of safety and shelter such as bushes or host communities. The ongoing violence also puts additional pressure on vulnerable communities that are already held back, and hard-to-reach communities are particularly vulnerable.The overall objective of this project is to contribute to improving the well-being, dignity and lives of displaced populations through the distribution of emergency shelter and non-food items (NFI). Through this project, IOM is responding to the most urgent and essential needs for unfunded shelter and NFIs for humanitarian assistance to displaced and vulnerable populations in these areas, while easing pressure on host communities. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Cameroon Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 49812.26 450187.65 499999.91 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499999.91 499999.91 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 58317.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5051.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129515.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86268.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0237 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 2023 deyr (October to December) rain season has resulted in heavy rainfall and flooding across Somalia, exacerbated by El Niño and a positive Indian Ocean Dipole in the region, particularly in Puntland, Galmudug, South-West, Hirshabelle and Jubaland states. The floods have inundated farmlands, destroyed roads and bridges, and cut off access to towns and villages for displaced people, also impacting the access for humanitarian action to the most affected areas. Through this project, IOM is providing emergency assistance to individuals affected and displaced due to flooding caused by El Niño in Somalia. The focus is on delivering emergency shelter support and rehabilitating damaged shelters to ensure the safety and well-being of the affected population. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 999999.94 999999.94 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.94 999999.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 31740 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations -4200 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 143681.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 812343.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15315.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0238 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Tropical Cyclone Gamane made landfall on 27 March 2024 in the commune of Ampisikinana, Vohémar district, Sava region, in the North of Madagascar. The cyclone caused heavy rains and floods, leaving a total of 19 dead, 4 missing and more than 22,000 evacuees/displaced people, including 2,714 pregnant women. Tropical Cyclone Gamane caused massive damage, with nearly 5,000 houses destroyed and 199 partially destroyed; over 18,000 houses and several thousand hectares of rice fields flooded; traditional houses made of earth and flooded at the verge of collapse at any moment; 101 schools flooded; and 22 health facilities partially damaged. Through this Central Emergency Response Fund Rapid Response allocation, the International Organization for Migration is responding to the urgent needs of populations affected by Tropical Cyclone Gamane through the provision of in-kind and cash for non-food items, as well as the rehabilitation of damaged and destroyed shelters. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 225000.04 225000.04 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000.04 225000.04 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 225000 51840.35 CBI – Cash IP Transfers International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1171.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 136999.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12956.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0239 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the National Emergency Operations Centre, 62,000 homes were affected (35,455 partially damaged and 26,557 completely damaged) by the earthquake which struck Jajarkot district in Karnali province in November 2023. To address the temporary shelter needs of affected families by three earthquakes of Jajarkot, Bajura and Doti, the Government of Nepal endorsed the Temporary Housing Construction Procedure for Earthquake Affected Households and pledged 1.41 billion Nepalese rupees to support reconstruction and recovery efforts. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration is supporting the Government of Nepal in creating an enabling environment for the long-term recovery and reconstruction of earthquake-affected communities. The project is contributing towards the empowerment of affected populations and those in vulnerable situations to become agents of their own recovery through rebuilding their homes as well as reducing future disaster risks. MPTF - Nepal Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 173637.59 2323209.65 2496847.24 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Nepal Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2496847.24 2496847.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1943948.35 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Nepal Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1943948.35 552899.07 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Nepal Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 552899.07 64897.46 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -494.38 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 507094.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 87536.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 423749.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 653724.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0240 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to provide immediate lifesaving emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance to conflict-affected populations in Chiure district, Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. Ongoing violence by non-state armed groups has resulted in significant displacement, with over 112,800 people affected by March 2024. Through the allocation from the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), IOM plans to assist 12,000 individuals (2,400 families) by providing shelter and NFI aid, constructing emergency shelters, and conducting capacity-building activities. The project targets vulnerable groups, including women and children, ensuring their inclusion and participation. With a duration of six months, the project emphasizes community engagement and gender equality, contributing to the immediate needs of conflict-affected populations while building resilience in the face of ongoing challenges. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 660000.17 660000.17 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 660000.17 660000.17 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 660000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 660000 123159.68 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 75644.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and Int'l Red Cross 16295 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394321.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2865.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0242 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Airbnb.org and the International Organization for Migration, IOM - UN Migration, have a partnership to connect people affected by crisis to free, short-term housing. In March 2024, Airbnb.org awarded a grant to IOM for the purpose of providing temporary accommodation to refugees, asylum seekers, evacuees, and persons otherwise displaced by natural hazards or human-made disasters or other mass emergencies. These stays are free and funded by Airbnb, Inc., donors to the Airbnb.org Refugee Fund, and the generosity of hosts through Airbnb.org. All fees are waived for Airbnb.org stays. Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 163230.79 586769.34 750000.13 Contracted Grant Amount Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000.13 750000.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Airbnb Org Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 30501.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 339735.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0243 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since March 2024, the long rains season fueled by erratic El-Niño patterns, including heavy storms and flash floods affected various parts of Kenya and is expected to continue throughout May 2024. Several counties have been affected by floods, resulting in loss of lives, properties, and disruption of services including cutting off main roads. Over 412,000 people have been affected and more than 290,000 people displaced across the country. The floods have increased the risk of food security, malnutrition, water-borne diseases and protection issues. With the requested support from the Central Emergency Response Fund’s Rapid Response Window, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is scaling up the response to address the most pressing needs of the flood-affected population, prioritizing the most vulnerable populations, targeting Garissa, Kilifi, Homa Bay, Tana River and Nairobi counties. The project contributes to meeting the basic needs of the flood-affected population in Kenya by supporting them to have minimum living conditions through shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance. Specifically, IOM is conducting a needs assessment, providing emergency shelters and NFIs, and conducting awareness raising on protection mainstreaming. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 650000.1 650000.1 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650000.1 650000.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 650000 73097.82 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 489775.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 86987.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0244 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The record-breaking early Category 4 storm Hurricane Beryl caused widespread damage across multiple parishes in Jamaica, with Clarendon and St. Elizabeth parishes were greatly affected. Through this Central Emergency Response Fund Rapid Response allocation, the International Organization for Migration aims to immediately kick-start critical improvements to the emergency shelters and structures benefiting 13,500 individuals in the Clarendon and St. Elizabeth parishes. The interventions undertaken through this allocation include emergency shelter repairs and upgrades, provision of vouchers for purchase of shelter repair materials, and labour support to conduct repairs for households in vulnerable situations. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jamaica +876 968.05.69 iomkingston@iom.int 25 Dominica Dr. – The Towers 6th floor, Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica Material relief assistance and services Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Shelter and Settlements Caribbean Environmental Resilience and Disaster Displacement Response Plan 2022 - 2024 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 687595 12405.03 700000.03 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000.03 700000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 700000 26756.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 546301.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0248 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides urgent humanitarian assistance to flood-affected populations in the Dosso region of Niger. In response to heavy rains and floods that displaced over a million people, the project focuses on distributing emergency shelter kits and essential non-food items to 2,200 households, benefiting approximately 15,400 individuals. The intervention targets the most vulnerable communities in the Department of Doutchi, addressing immediate shelter needs and improving hygiene conditions with the provision of jerrycans, soap and hygiene kits, including menstrual hygiene materials. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Niger Crisis Response Plan 2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 857142.77 642857.25 1500000.02 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.02 1500000.02 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.1 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.1 15785.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0250 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The key objective of the project is to mitigate the physical and socioeconomic harm induced by sudden evacuation of the most vulnerable population affected by typhoons in Bicol region and Eastern Visayas region. The project focuses on families living in houses made of light materials less durable to typhoons and in hazard-prone zones. It augments the local government’s life-saving measures in response to disasters, namely the mandatory pre-emptive evacuation, which these vulnerable families will most likely be subject to at the time of destructive typhoons. Through this project, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) ensures that internally displaced persons have access to safe and dignified living conditions at evacuation centres at the onset of their pre-emptive evacuation. Through cash-based interventions, IOM is also facilitating immediate access to appropriate materials and tools for internally displaced persons to repair their shelters right after typhoons' landfall. International Organization for Migration (IOM) CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1194561.24 522529.71 1717090.95 Contracted Grant Amount CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1717090.95 1717090.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1717091.06 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1717091.06 685.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TC.0949 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project proposes to enhance the capacity of the Government of Myanmar (Ministries of Labour, Immigration and Population, and Home Affairs) to combat migrant smuggling by improving the understanding of the crime of migrant smuggling, promoting the importance of counter migrant smuggling legislation, enhancing the investigation skills, improving induction training for frontline officers, promoting the identifying migrant smuggling and detecting fraudulent travel documentation skills and encouraging cross border collaboration. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Migration and Border Management Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 33401.3 68101.26 63727.19 64403.84 66263.78 65806.95 27208.32 506413.67 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 388912.64 388912.64 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 251473 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192552.07 254941 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202334.13 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9535.47 10000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1045.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37739.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38433.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 41940.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26930.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44131.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46419.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13745.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7548.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35217.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 44305.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27232.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 902.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4727.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3566.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1464.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TC.1003 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project proposes to intervene and support the understanding and growth of complex issues within the framework of an integrated border management approach. In addition, it will afford officers an opportunity to understand and intervene on the issue in both their regional and national contexts and also within the international arena to respond effectively to challenges. This project will further contribute to the increased knowledge, understanding and skills in handling matters directly related to migration management such as screening travelers, investigation of reported cases of human trafficking. Additionally, the process intends to build a repository of knowledge on migration management and border control topics including creating an environment of mentorship via the African Capacity Building Centre. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) IOM - Tanzania, United Republic of African Capacity Build. ;Center ,Tanzania Regional ; Immigration Training Academy, Moshi, Tanzania, United Republic of Sub-Saharan Africa Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Guinea IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Sierra Leone Tanzania, United Republic of Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regulating Migration Migration and Border Management 41607.04 283427.67 118890.56 118596.84 484488.81 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 562522.11 562522.11 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 212314.23 250000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 284414.11 0 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security (Repatriation and Departure Service) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11642.73 18517.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14601.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8684.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14119.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39631.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95397.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78026.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11178.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22995.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8710.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51640.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4376.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8248.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3428.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14772.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3359.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2843.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1568.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8319.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1247.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109451.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -13749.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TC.1065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to empower communities and local leadership to identify the drivers of conflict and displacement and implement activities aiming at addressing all dimensions of human insecurity. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Migration and Border Management Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 334745.88 669491.76 670983.91 673072.92 673072.92 673072.92 224357.64 3918797.95 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3918797.95 3918797.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5445 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5445 9311 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9311 269934 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 269934 34073 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34073 24793 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24793 65415 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65415 102700 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 102700 108674 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 108674 460860 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460860 117479 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 117479 97338 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97338 116077 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 116077 131076 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 131076 98053 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98053 98080 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98080 193016 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 193016 275797 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 275797 221358 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221358 73899 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73899 121483 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 121483 411726 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 411726 101042 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 101042 619589 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619589 161579 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161579 0.37 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.37 3918797 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3918797 -3918797 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3918797 5445.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 243809.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45876.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26014.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54740.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51832.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92539.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 406536.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154409.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 170392.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85859.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98771.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60383.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156785.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118865.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 264404.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171702.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236830.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109418.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80744.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 402657.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 570194.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 253915.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 58100.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this UN Joint Programme is to enhance entrepreneurship and business sophistication by strengthening the capacities of government and local entities to develop and operate clusters and supporting companies directly with strategic investments and better connect to diaspora groups, while also demonstrating the effectiveness of these strategies to businesses. IOM role in this joint program will be implementing diaspora mapping, enhancing the knowledge about the skills, capacities, entrepreneurial and investment aspirations of the Georgian diaspora, diaspora engagement with local business development within the two selected clusters and regions for the project and lastly through building the capacities of the local authorities and cluster management organizations so that they mainstream diaspora potential into their strategic vision and planning. MPTF - JP Georgia EU IPSC International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 102969.13 112329.96 111820.15 111453.44 9288 447860.68 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - JP Georgia EU IPSC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 447860.68 447860.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218402 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Georgia EU IPSC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 218402 155052.46 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Georgia EU IPSC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155052.46 74406 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Georgia EU IPSC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74406 -20927.61 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Georgia EU IPSC International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20927.61 0.02 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - JP Georgia EU IPSC International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.02 9925.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68060 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50267.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26027.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17591.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18199.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17924.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18581.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17743.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14306.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11863.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34937.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11522.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10781.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25599.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 53937.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19416.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 246.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0005 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to promote the active role of diaspora in public sector reinforcement and private sector development in four focus countries: Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria and Somalia. The proposal presents itself as a comprehensive diaspora engagement programme that is built on two pillars, namely knowledge and skills transfer and diaspora entrepreneurship. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Somalia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 351720.03 940617.93 978449.95 375698.9 966875.97 3220967.42 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3613362.78 3613362.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 427740.95 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 467987.91 508483.05 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 558772.58 4804.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1457.32 978365.42 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1193128.56 1301573.67 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1306800.87 -144052.27 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -151953.87 -880.25 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 83553.52 128616.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140788.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 231065.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 302427.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285411.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 314352.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 277816.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267104.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 261868.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99246.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 209396.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200599.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200646.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 254675.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154177.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97583.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17507.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 891.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12656.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0006 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the country's National Policy and Plan of Action on International Migration and Development, this project aims to conduct a gender-sensitive feasibility study to create a practical model to channel diaspora resources into Jamaica's national development, followed by the development of a Jamaican Diaspora Engagement Model for National Development Framework (hereinafter referred to as JAM-DEM). The JAM-DEM framework would seek to facilitate the channeling of human and financial resources towards various sectors including housing, education, health, security and small and medium enterprises. The project's main goal will be achieved through creating a steering committee to guide project implementation. Project activities will also include focus group discussions with key government stakeholders and private sector institutions, consultations with the diaspora, and workshops to disseminate the feasibility report and present the JAM-DEM framework. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jamaica +876 968.05.69 iomkingston@iom.int 25 Dominica Dr. – The Towers 6th floor, Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15506.04 15506.04 1292.17 129768.38 34573.36 3354.01 200000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 -9992.32 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -9992.32 39.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2578.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3142.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5472.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4617.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 952.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3637.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5291.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5771.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8583.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 33562.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32044.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5680.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47213.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7695.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23929.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2313.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2519.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0012 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Critical healthcare workforce shortages, along with a soaring population growth, has heightened the need for more qualified healthcare professionals and stronger health institutions in Pakistan. To address this challenge, this project aims to contribute to strengthening the healthcare sector in Pakistan through active engagement of qualified Pakistani diaspora health professionals so that they may support in strengthening the national health system, using a gender inclusive and gender responsive approach. To contribute to the aforementioned objective, IOM will support the Government of Pakistan (GoP) to strengthen and promote the newly launched Yaran e Watan platform for diaspora engagement, as well as build the GoP’s capacity to mobilize diaspora resources to contribute to sustainable development. In addition, given the current COVID-19 context in Pakistan, part of the project will focus on supporting GoP efforts in responding to the pandemic. To do so, diaspora members will be connected with communities and health institutions most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to support in health and emergency response, both virtually and in-person. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 124690.83 102616.77 16153.8 16153.8 16153.8 16153.8 8077.2 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 4138.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9291.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4530.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8579.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9389.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9145.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9022.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3144.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0013 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support governments to contribute to the empowerment of the South American diaspora as actors in the sustainable development of the region, especially in the context of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The project will facilitate the sharing of existing lessons learned and good practices in relation to diaspora engagement between the governments and other actors in the participating countries in an effort to ensure members of the South American diaspora actively engage in opportunities to contribute to the well-being of communities in the region. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Argentina South America Paraguay Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Brazil Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5833.28 248722.02 145444.7 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 -20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -20000 -30817.8 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -30817.8 13775.31 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5740.75 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5904.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2589.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15044.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42223.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32847.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43252.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32975.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15122.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104367.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35338.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0014 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of Mauritania drafted a roadmap on diaspora engagement for the development of the country in 2020. However, more efforts are needed to strengthen the link between the government and the diaspora, and further engage Mauritanian abroad to contribute to the socio-economic development process of Mauritania. The project will work with the Government of Mauritania to develop a diaspora engagement strategy, with an inclusive participation of all the Mauritanian diasporas. The project will establish communication and coordination mechanisms through consultations and forum among the diaspora. These are intended to validate the roadmap, encourage diaspora investment and facilitate the creation of small and medium enterprises. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 105835.82 90198.5 103965.68 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 1889.74 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1889.74 -96195.5 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -96195.5 5636.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7747.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17576.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16830.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16139.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20657.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18961 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8030.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11503.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19872.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37032.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29678.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18917.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -55.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0015 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Ministry of International Affairs and Cooperation aims to develop a comprehensive diaspora engagement policy as part of its 2020 - 2021 strategic objectives. An important component of developing the policy is to conduct a diaspora mapping exercise, with the intention of informing key elements of the policy, which is intended to form part of the proposed Botswana Foreign Policy Framework as well as the Economic Diplomacy Strategy and the drive for a knowledge-based economy as a whole. This project aims to enhance the government's institutional capacity to engage the Batswana diaspora to enhance their participation and contribution to the country's economic development. The project also seeks to support the gathering and generating of disaggregated data on the Batswana diaspora through a diaspora mapping and profiling survey of Batswana abroad. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Botswana TO BE ADVISED to be advised Third Floor, Barclays House ;Plot 8842; Khama Crescent, Gaborone, Botswana IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33485.78 35136.92 169543.13 50479.2 11354.97 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 1945.13 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3121.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1793.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -2010.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7483.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6508.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16070.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 66743.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11422.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11857.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62028.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21685.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0017 International Organization for Migration (IOM) An increasing outflow of qualified professionals and youth from Kazakhstan remains a challenge for socioeconomic development of the country. An IOM study in 2019 on youth migration has shown that 41.7% of emigrants from Kazakhstan are open to returning, depending on available opportunities in Kazakhstan. It is imperative for the Government of Kazakhstan to focus on diaspora engagement by establishing and maintaining relationships with the Kazakh diaspora and leveraging potential socioeconomic benefits. The proposed project aims to contribute to strengthening the Government of Kazakhstan’s outreach to diaspora members and organizations for sustainable development in Kazakhstan, particularly through: i) diaspora mapping using big data techniques and an in-depth study on Kazakh diaspora in the Russian Federation; ii) an assessment on relevant policies and institutions for diaspora engagement with gender considerations, which would generate recommendations for Kazakh state and non-state actors on necessary reforms; and iii) development of a diaspora communication strategy. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78904.56 169919.56 51175.88 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -8662.13 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8662.13 31304.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27065.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7559.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15345.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68966.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20574.5 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38821.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 67807.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1107.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The surge of Suriname's migration occurred between the 1970s and 1980s with education being the principle reason behind earlier migration. According to the United Nations, the current net migration rate for Suriname in 2021 is -1.7 per 1000 population, which indicates that quite a portion of Suriname's population lives in the diaspora. However, the government has not yet fully harnessed the development potential of the Surinamese diaspora. This may be attributed to the absence of a diaspora policy framework as well as a comprehensive and coordinated strategy to guide the diaspora engagement process. In light of this, the overall objective of this initiative is to increase the diaspora's commitment and engagement with its country of origin, through the implementation of a government-led gender sensitive diaspora engagement policy. The project will deliver the following outputs: 1) the establishment of a coordination mechanism; 2) the enhancement and revamping of the national Suriname diaspora mapping website; 3) the organization of training workshops to build competencies for policy development and effective migration management; and finally, 4) the development of a draft evidence based national Diaspora Engagement Policy document along with a five-year action plan. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana Suriname Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 49650 50350 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5000 778.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6265.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6167.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7298.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12390.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1179.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2599.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38855.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7162.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -215.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0019 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of Rwanda (GoR) acknowledges that the Rwandan diaspora is an important constituent that if well harnessed, can contribute to the national socio-economic development of the country through effective use of both diaspora’s financial and social capital. The establishment of the Rwanda Community Abroad Unit within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MINAFFET) is a testimony to this fact.In 2009, the GoR developed the first diaspora policy which established a strategic framework to mobilize and integrate Rwandans diaspora in national development. It also assisted in harnessing communication between the GoR and the Rwandan diaspora community. The diaspora policy takes as its starting point the Constitution of Rwanda, Vision 2020, and its accompanying three pillars: namely i) good governance; ii) private sector development and knowledge based economy; and iii) Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy (EDPRS). Since its adoption, the socioeconomic and policy context in Rwanda has evolved, necessitating the need to review and update this policy and align it with emerging socioeconomic developments including, but not limited to, the revised Constitution of Rwanda, Vision 2050 and the National Strategy for Transformation.The objective of the project is to contribute towards engaging the Rwandan diaspora professionals in the socio-economic development of Rwanda . To achieve this, the project will have 2 inter-related outcomes:1) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MINAFFET) Diaspora Unit updates the policy and develops the strategy in a participative and coordinated approach and taking into consideration gender;2) Qualified diaspora professionals residing in Canada and USA contribute their skills to Rwandan institutions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12975.54 31143.24 189040.75 62371.88 4468.59 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 3236.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4118.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10029.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9714.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -14371.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6532.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14783.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27282.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7177.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -11371.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8175.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9950.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0020 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than one million Azerbaijani citizens live outside the country and many of them provide financial support to their families in Azerbaijan by sending remittances. IOM understands remittances as multidirectional, voluntary, and private international monetary transfers that migrants make, individually or collectively, to people with whom they maintain close links. The way they are used is under the full discretion of the sender and the recipient. Remittance transfers, circulation and distribution are often hampered by the insecurity of informal transfers, high costs of legal transfers and the lack of related financial services, thus creating challenges for migrants to send remittances home and leverage these funds for longer term objectives. In light of this, the Government of Azerbaijan and IOM will jointly implement an initiative which supports the digitalization of remittance transfers and identification of modalities for more efficient and cost-effective remittance flows, as well as improved linkages to greater financial inclusion of migrants leading to larger and more sustainable socioeconomic impact.The proposed project will: i) conduct a comprehensive study which will analyze the existing policies, strategies and regulations to determine legal, social, economic and gender-related gaps regarding the growth of digital remittances and adjacent financial services; ii) develop recommendations and the roadmap to promote partnership among public and private institutions that will lead to improved banking and financial services; and iii) pilot a digital remittance application and capture lessons learned. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 112702.23 91776.25 95521.12 299999.6 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 299999.6 299999.6 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 -15003.92 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15003.92 14.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11042.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20914.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17848.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47609.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17289.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23874.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13634.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18846.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3268.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15011.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 95641.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0022 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support the Government of Jamaica to modernize its remittance Industry. IOM understands remittances as multidirectional, voluntary, and private international In Jamaica, a large majority of the recipients of the remittances are unbanked and the high transfer costs and inconvenient methods of sending transfers may impact the sustainability and increase in remittance flows in the future. As such the Government of Jamaica and key stakeholders have recognized the need to modernize the remittance industry to ensure efficiency, lower transaction costs and by extension maintain or increase future inflows. The above objective will be achieved through the following outputs: 1) the establishment of a Steering Committee composed by both government officials and the private sector; 2) the development of a strategic analysis of the remittance industry in Jamaica which will provide the government with key data on the current legislative, regulatory, policy and institutional framework with recommendations for improving these frameworks to ensure that remittances effectively contribute to national development; 3) the review of the current remittance platforms and channels with recommendations on how to transform and modernize them in accordance with global advances and best practices; and finally, 4) a detailed action plan on how to expand the monitoring of remittances to include other cash transfers and in kind contributions in an effort to better capture all types of contributions and how they impact Jamaica's development. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jamaica +876 968.05.69 iomkingston@iom.int 25 Dominica Dr. – The Towers 6th floor, Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 123590.93 171764.77 4644.3 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 -15000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -15000 -8511.68 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -8511.68 576.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -97.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7920.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1278.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11403.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181053.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27245.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 35321.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12783.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 73.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1486.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to organizing and formalizing diaspora associations’ engagement in the Italian development cooperation system. This project builds on the lessons learned and gaps identified from the implementation of the two phases of the “National Diaspora Summit” initiative. It responds to the need for a more structured, coordinated and inclusive representation of diasporic actors engaged in development cooperation at the national level, as well as the need for continuous and tailored capacity development for the associations. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development IOM - Italy Italy Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 58487.11 564361.44 528789.96 492520.64 1500000.97 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1644159.15 1644159.15 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 446428.57 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 657174.15 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 544662.31 164094.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations -38270.3 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 39259.28 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 25862.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 143993.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 187938.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 27571.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22211.86 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25119.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 47887.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20398.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 92678.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 97049.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34927.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52476.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68257.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 119759.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0025 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the empowerment of the Colombian diaspora as an agent of sustainable development, both for the benefit of their country of origin and destination. This will be achieved by mapping the Colombian diaspora, facilitating their access to information and training on the regulatory frameworks and policies that apply to them, as well as the concrete benefits they represent for their communities, and promoting their participation in the implementation and monitoring of these policies. Thus, this initiative will promote that the government and other non-governmental actors share lessons learned and good practices in relation to the participation of diasporas, and that men and women of the Colombian diaspora actively participate in generating opportunities to contribute to the well-being of home and host communities. During the project’s development, a national and a regional study is foreseen, as well as a regional exchange, the enhancement of a global platform, training of officials and the facilitation of concrete initiatives implemented by diaspora men and women. These actions will be carried out in conjunction with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which will provide the guidelines for adequate coordination with the communities of Colombians abroad that have been prioritized. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3328.28 141245.31 580000000 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144573.59 144573.59 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 174000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39707.9 174000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36227.36 232000000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56228.79 5 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5670.77 51464.89 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 23832.18 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 104.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3114.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12900.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26558.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6169.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2346.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Diaspora Summit aims to follow up on the precedent set by the Global Diaspora Ministerial Conference in 2013 to once again highlight at the highest political level the profile of the important role of transnational communities as agents and accelerators of sustainable development. The Summit will give the opportunity to attendees to once again stress at highest political level the importance of engaging with transnational communities as well as learn about new tools and effective approaches to engage, enable and empower their diasporas to become agents for development that have emerged since 2013. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 910411.98 21764.24 850000.09 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 932176.22 932176.22 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109529.03 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 837053.57 -60000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) -63224.45 14703.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 504489.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84253.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36942.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17339.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 112942.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 70879.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4432.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1352.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0027 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to contribute to the Youth Employment Project for Somalia by strengthening the institutional development of Somalia. This will be done through the enhancement of development plans for industries that create employment opportunities and a human resource development plan toward advancing youth employment in Somalia. To do so, public sector institutions selected throughout the previous phase – as well as a newly identified one – will be supported and strengthened by diaspora experts. This approach will guarantee continuity to the intervention proposed by the previous phase of the project, thus allowing diaspora experts and local institutions to keep cooperating by building on the previous results achieved and, therefore, setting new strategic milestones to reach. At the same time, the scope of the intervention proposed will be further expanded by engaging a new institution. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 185907.17 408152.34 594059.51 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 594059.51 594059.51 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80198.1 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80198.1 160396 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 160396 298069.31 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 298069.31 39489.59 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39489.59 0.44 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 0.44 124647.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157811.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 106033.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129831.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57691.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 929.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1206.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0029 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This phase will further promote and enhance the active role of qualified Somali diaspora experts in contributing to improving health outcomes, especially in relation to sexual and reproductive health in Somaliland. The main partner of this intervention will be the Ministry of Health and Development (MoHD) of Somaliland. Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 286882.29 1057120.33 1340690.42 592474.73 3044554.14 Contracted Grant Amount Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3277167.77 3277167.77 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1014851.4 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091238.06 1014851.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1110340.59 1014851.3 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125112.31 8479.83 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 8951.97 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 4546.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 8845.74 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 12584.02 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities -1.08 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 5719.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103662.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 151193.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 96727.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223160.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 257764.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 322434.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 262238.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 243272.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 329033.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522596.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention will focus on strengthening the capacities for diaspora engagement and human capital development of Government officials and other stakeholders. The overall objective of the proposed action is to contribute to the national efforts to enhance the engagement of the diaspora in the socio-economic development of North Macedonia, as well as data collection and analysis for developing evidence-based and coordinated migration policies in line with international and EU standards and best practices. Central European Initiative International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23654.92 18497.29 40000.08 Contracted Grant Amount Central European Initiative International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42152.21 42152.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Central European Initiative International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19474.2 20000.4 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked Central European Initiative International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23028.24 26.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5981.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4182.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6960.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18279.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7071.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0031 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This inter-agency initiative aims at unleashing the potential of the Blue Economy in Cabo Verde as an accelerator of the Sustainable Development Goals and an engine of socio-economic inclusion for the poor coastal communities in the island of Santiago, Cabo Verde, especially women and youth. To do so, the project will bring together different stakeholders of the blue economy, including local private sector and diaspora to provide the skills and equipment needed to enhance socioeconomic inclusion in a thriving, sustainable and just blue economy. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cabo Verde +238 2609600 qgoncalves@iom.int; iomcapeverde@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cabo-verde UN House, Av. OUA Achada Santo Antonio, Praia 104-A, Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 52804.97 42654.1 59890.81 155349.88 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155349.88 155349.88 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110000 45350 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45350 4562.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3162.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2349.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2356.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12255.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12786.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11465.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 56372.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49561.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to strengthening engagement between the Government of Mongolia and the Mongolian diaspora by improving the understanding of diaspora engagement in Mongolia and increasing the engagement between the diaspora, the Government and the Mongolian society. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia (MFA), there are over 180,000 Mongolians living abroad which represents around 5.5% of the total population. In the last few decades, the Mongolian diaspora has become economically and socially significant in the country. Moreover, during an IOM rapid diaspora mapping, around 98% of the survey participants have expressed their interest in contributing to the development of Mongolia by exchanging and transferring their knowledge and experience, mobilizing their networks and connections to support local businesses and investments and providing financial support.To reach the project objectives, IOM will: (1) Increase the understanding of diaspora engagement in Mongolia by generating evidence and data on diaspora and learning from international good practices and experiences; and (2): Increase the engagement between the Mongolian diaspora, the Government and the Mongolian society through dedicated policies, institutions, diaspora and national stakeholder consultations and national forums. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mongolia +976 70 14 31 00 IOMUlanBator@iom.int United Nations House United Nations Street -12 Sukhbaatar District,, Ulaanbaatar 14201, Mongolia IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 66433.34 33566.66 100000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 -5013 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5013 4003.42 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 104.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 305.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3775.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27060.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22191.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24764.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12781.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to develop a set of financial tools and programming at the pre-departure stage and while migrants from Georgia and the Republic of Moldova are in Israel, that will make it easier and more likely that migrants and their families achieve their savings goals modelling its design on insights from behavioural economics programmes which have been used to increase workers' contributions towards their retirement. Migrants and their families will then be sensitized to these tools and use the bespoke tools while working abroad. Additionally, with the support of partners, activities will be implemented for migrant workers returning from Israel to Moldova to incentivize them to use their savings towards developing sustainable livelihood activities, including entrepreneurship. To measure the effectiveness of the intervention, a random-sampling impact evaluation will be conducted in the final stages of the project. The ultimate goal of the project is to improve migrants' abilities to achieve savings goals and apply the migration experience towards longer term, sustainable livelihood opportunities and wellbeing. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) World Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Israel Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 7285.76 80070.18 90366.03 86163.31 36114.72 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 2932.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13208.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23211.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 37551.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39850.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20493.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38680.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15894.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18129.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Six years after the launch of Cabo Verde's first Diaspora Strategy Plan and in the context of the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Cabo Verde is seeking to review its strategy to better engage with its diaspora and level-up the potential of their valuable contributions. The Government is seeking to attract investments and new business creation in innovative and promising sectors. In addition, the Government recognizes the need to include the particularities of each municipality in the updated strategy, whilst ensuring a coordinated approach across the different levels of governance. In this context, the project aims to contribute to sustainable and inclusive diaspora engagement for the development of Cabo Verde. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cabo Verde +238 2609600 qgoncalves@iom.int; iomcapeverde@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cabo-verde UN House, Av. OUA Achada Santo Antonio, Praia 104-A, Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - CV 14.907664 -23.519758 Cabo Verde Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 66291.17 84731.76 49591.74 66338.79 33046.54 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 7935.62 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 97.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40363.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1076.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9096.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10511.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 27369.88 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25556.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -18013.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on a regional diaspora framework programme and in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), this proposed project aims to strengthen diaspora engagement towards national development initiatives. The project will target the countries of Lesotho, Malawi and Mauritius – all of which have recognized the potential contribution of diaspora communities to their development goals. This funding will support assessments/recommendations that will inform the alignment of diaspora policies with national development plans and processes, in addition to designing targeted investment instruments and related communication strategies to attract and channel diaspora engagement. At the regional level, this project aims to facilitate a dialogue between a broad ecosystem of actors in order to strengthen regional integration and influence sub-regional actors to further contribute to opening the regulatory space for more effective cross-border remittances and use thereof. In addition to building momentum around the facilitation and utility of diaspora financial capital, this project will further kick start joint work on related areas between IOM and UNDP at the national and regional level to result in greater impact. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Lesotho IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 137978.56 262021.44 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 16481.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12982.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3472.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8762.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 46332.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50990.99 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 54064.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 36517.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Endemic poverty in the Philippines is regularly exacerbated by frequent disasters, as it is one of the world's most disaster-prone countries. Similarly, direct losses to livelihoods due to increasing and more variable temperature and precipitations, as well as rising sea levels, are critical challenges to Viet Nam. Diaspora engagement initiatives have been shown to promote disaster risk reduction and communities' resilience and self-reliance across the humanitarian-development nexus. This presents an opportunity for the Philippines, one of the top migrant-sending countries globally, with remittances reaching over eight per cent of gross domestic product in 2021, and for Viet Nam, which recently ranked among the top 10 remittances-receiving countries in the world. In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to the development of the Philippines and Viet Nam through strengthening diaspora engagement. To do so, the project will work on allowing selected affected communities to access safe shelters through diasporas’ contributions towards greening and environmentally friendly housing solutions in the Philippines. Moreover, the project will support the Government of Viet Nam and the Government of the Philippines to engage more effectively with their diaspora communities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America South-eastern Asia Philippines IOM Country Office - VN 10.82302 106.62965 Viet Nam Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 235896.68 156721.87 7381.45 400000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 21356.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43045.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30954.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -3662.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32377.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6400.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Diaspora networks and organizations play a key role in the development of both their country of origin and their host country. Remittances from migrants are three times larger than Official Development Assistance (ODA). Consequently, they can be a driver of change in the standards of living in their country of origin. However, despite this strong growth, the cost of sending funds across international borders continues to be too high, averaging 6.4 percent of the amount transferred. A percentage which is still much higher than the SDG target of less than 3 percent. Taking the previous into account, this project aims to offer cost-effective alternatives for remittances and opportunities for investment of savings. The project is built on 3 streams:1. Understand the remittance flows and behaviours of diaspora in Belgium ;2. Make the remit senders in Belgium and the remit receivers in Countries of Origin (DRC, Morocco, Senegal) increasingly aware of different remit options and factors that influence remitting behaviour;3. Offer the opportunity to diaspora to use savings for SME investments within 3 targeted African economies (DRC, Morocco, Senegal). Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Morocco Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 51466.86 511319.59 491055.51 24398.18 999999.92 Contracted Grant Amount Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1078240.14 1078240.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 413650.47 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 429645.54 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Belgium - Directorate General for Co-operation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220264.32 41071.12 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16972.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52561.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147884.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111003.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 134640.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 202597.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139421.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 156034.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0040 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Approximately one third of Montenegrins live outside the country. Though Montenegro has been striving to develop cooperation with its diaspora for years, investments into the country remain limited to cultural and sporting events. The current Montenegrin Strategy on Cooperation with Diaspora mainly envisages one-off events of this sort with no concrete follow up actions to encourage sustained engagement. A more thorough approach for diaspora engagement is therefore required.In partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Directorate for Cooperation with Diaspora – Expatriates, the overall objective to contribute to the sustainable development of Montenegro by harnessing the human, economic, social and cultural capital of the diaspora. Having been preceded by a pilot project, which will provide an efficient diaspora mapping methodology and analysis of the existing databases to improve functionality, this project offers an opportunity to develop stronger cooperation between Montenegrin institutions and expatriates, along with efforts to adjust the policy level approach. This will be attained through a twofold approach: first, the project will address the policy and operational levels to conduct a diaspora mapping and support the Government to develop new strategies for diaspora engagement. Capacity development activities will further support this goal. Second, the project will focus on tangible actions to engage the diaspora. Awareness raising activities will be implemented to encourage participation of the diaspora in specific events in the country, and local businesses will be supported to develop business plans. Finally, a tailored fellowship plan encouraging diaspora knowledge transfer will be piloted in the country, supporting local and national institutions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 71618.2 159738.6 68643.2 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 5911.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16171.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50733.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76437.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14918.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration governance is a priority for Albania. While progress has been made through the implementation of the National Strategy on Migration and Action Plan 2019-2022, further advancements are recognised as necessary. Efforts to engage with diaspora and harness their social and human capital have proven successful. The EU fellowships scheme, part of the "Engage the Albanian Diaspora to the Social and Economic Development of Albania" program, was recognized to have a significantly positive impact in the restructuring of the Diaspora Institutional Framework in 2022, that emphasized the need to strengthen capacities within the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEFA) to implement diaspora engagement interventions. This project aims to enhance migration governance, socio-economic development, and alignment with international standards through diaspora engagement in the country. The initiative is built on two outcomes. The first focuses on supporting the GoA to harness the migration-development nexus by sustainably implementing diaspora engagement strategies and schemes, with a focus on the National Strategy for Diaspora (2021-2025). Under this outcome, additional resources will be allocated to MEFA to strengthen institutional capacities, facilitating its engagement with diaspora members by leveraging on their skills and know-how. The specific needs of institutions and desired profiles of skilled diaspora members will be determined in coordination with the State Minister and Chief Negotiator. As for its second outcome, the project will assist the GoA in adopting a gender-sensitive, rights-based Migration Accession Roadmap aligned with national strategies, international and EU standards. This Roadmap, developed collaboratively, will fulfil EU recommendations on migration governance. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Albania +355 42 25 78 37 infotirana@iom.int https://albania.iom.int/ “Brigada VIII”, Nd. LID, Kt. 3, Apt. 303, Tirana, Albania IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 53239.9 246760.1 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 17122.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16833.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13990.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13167.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) North Macedonia has one of the highest levels of "brain drain" in the world according to the World Economic Forum. Emigration is causing an increasing shortage of highly skilled persons in sectors critical to human development, in particular in the area of academia and research. The National Strategy of the Republic of North Macedonia for Cooperation with the Diaspora 2019 - 2023 acknowledges these challenges and formulates measures and activities to establish cooperation between institutions in the country and experts in the diaspora, with the support of international organizations and other actors, and to strengthen municipal capacities for engagement with diaspora.The overall objective of the project is to contribute to diaspora engagement in North Macedonia through support to Government-led diaspora engagement initiatives. This will be achieved through two Outcomes. First, highly skilled diaspora members and members of Government and higher-education institutions in North Macedonia will be engaged in 'brain gain' initiatives (Outcome 1), including the development of a needs assessment of the affected sectors (Output 1.1), a mapping of the highly skilled diaspora through the usage of big data, to inform and guide national diaspora engagement policymakers' future interventions (Output 1.2), the provision of temporary return opportunities to highly skilled diaspora members working in academia, in a gender-sensitive manner (Output 1.3), and cooperation and networking capacity strengthening between national academic institutions, associations, and/or scientific organizations in North Macedonia and diaspora partners (Output 1.4). Second, municipalities will adopt a comprehensive and gender-sensitive approach to developing diaspora engagement initiatives through strengthened capacities in this area (Outcome 2). Municipal staff will first be provided with the tools and knowledge to engage with the diaspora in a gender-sensitive way (Output 2.1), and outreach and information materials that consider specific aspects of gender and ethnicity will be developed and disseminated to local municipal diaspora offices (Output 2.2). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 166875 133125 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 41.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14157.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16807.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12561.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29772.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For decades, Ivorians have been emigrating to different parts of the world, mainly Africa and Europe, for a variety of socio-economic reasons. As a result, the Ivorian diaspora is present worldwide, with 1.15 million Ivorians living outside the borders of Côte d'Ivoire. According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), France is by far the country of choice for Ivorian emigrants due to its historical and linguistic links with Côte d'Ivoire: some 143,000 Ivorian emigrants were living in France in 2020. Aware of the economic, human and socio-cultural potential of its diaspora, the Government of Côte d'Ivoire is determined to involve them in the country's economic development. It firmly believes in the added value of the Ivorian diaspora in developing and diversifying the skills of the Ivorian socio-economic ecosystem. In light of the above, the objective of this project is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of Côte d'Ivoire to promote the engagement of diaspora members as sustainable national development actors.The project will seek to do so by enabling the Government of Côte d'Ivoire to develop and implement tools and measures for cooperation with the Ivorian diaspora for the establishment of a sustainable approach to diaspora engagement (Outcome 1) by making available to the Direction Générale de la Diaspora a gender-sensitive mapping of the Ivorian diaspora in France (Output 1.1), conducting a gender-sensitive awareness-raising campaign to strengthen dialogue with the Ivorian diaspora in France (Output 1.2) and engaging six professionals from the Ivorian diaspora, three men and three women, residing in France to transfer their skills to priority sectors in Côte d'Ivoire (Output 1.3). This methodology will serve as a model to be replicated in other countries with a significant Ivorian diaspora. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Migration and Sustainable Development Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4660.42 191841.7 103497.88 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 1551.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15437.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11349.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38507.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71178.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall development objective of the proposed Programme is to leverage the positive impact of migration on Moldova’s socio-economic development and minimize the negative effects of migration. The goals will be achieved by strengthening the capacities of relevant public authorities for ensuring an effective country’s migration policy design and management, and through employment of innovative instruments for better engagement of the highly skilled diaspora. UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 171225.49 285681.68 291303.13 51790.09 800000.39 Contracted Grant Amount UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000.39 800000.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked UNDP MPTF - Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 5039.97 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24975.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42735.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 57528.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ukraine has a very large and successful diaspora community living throughout Europe and North America whp, for decades, have been contributing to humanitarian and development support in Ukraine. However, diaspora efforts have not been well coordinated with government development initiatives and thus, have tended to be sporadic and limited in their contributions to more systemic and sustainavle development. This project aims to lay the groundwork for more systematized cooperation within the various areas of common interest and action between diaspora groups and government initiatives, as well as broader IOM and UN programming in Ukraine and as part of te Ukraine response. Specifically, the project will look to assess cooperation possibilities in three fields of diaspora engagement: (i) humanitarian response; (ii) social development (including psycho-social support) and; (iii) economic development. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America Ukraine Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 13829.58 86170.16 99999.74 Contracted Grant Amount USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 99999.74 99999.74 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 Voluntary Contribution – Tightly Earmarked USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) 100000 1868.37 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18015.6 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 43818.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11392.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to reducing the cost of sending remittances for the targeted Kenyan diaspora in the UK, in order to maximise the benefits and positive impact of remittances. IOM will work with both sending and receiving communities to pilot approaches to address the identified barriers and gaps to reduce costs for targeted beneficiaries, increase access to lower cost options, and enhance the efficiency of remittance transfers between the UK and Kenya. IOM will take a whole-corridor approach, leveraging its capacity and expertise both in engaging with diaspora and with financial industry stakeholders in the sending country (UK) and working with receiving communities in Kenya, as well as with government and policy makers. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 150186.26 469651.68 495050.26 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 619837.94 619837.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 247525 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 309793.49 247525 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323562.09 47252.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 68104.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 114575 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The “International Conference on the Future Agenda of Action for Global Diaspora Engagement” is to bring together the supporters of the Dublin Declaration to glean insights from leading-edge practices in diaspora engagement. Additionally, the conference seeks to inaugurate the Global Diaspora Policy Alliance (GDPA). This alliance is envisioned as a pivotal foundation for crafting the future roadmap of global diaspora engagement initiatives. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 22357.97 157873.53 165000.02 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 180231.5 180231.5 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 165000 Voluntary Contribution - Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181718.06 123360.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 71768.61 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM)