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On September 26, 2020, the Rwanda Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the International Organization for Migration, held an online webinar. The webinar’s purpose was to involve Rwandan diaspora interested in supporting the development of Rwanda. This included diaspora
Cécile Riallant, Head of the Migration and Sustainable Development Unit, presents some of the key lessons that IOM has learnt about diaspora engagement during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this interview, Toni Tuslove presents KEA, an organisation aiming to maintain contact with New Zealanders living abroad since 2001. KEA values the knowledge, networks and social capital of the kiwi diaspora who contribute to New Zealand.
Not all heroes wear capes. Not all heroes fight dragons. Not all heroes will have their names on the news. On World Humanitarian Day, we honor real-life heroes who dedicate their lives to helping others.
Not all heroes wear capes. Not all heroes fight dragons. Not all heroes will have their names on the news. On World Humanitarian Day, we honor real-life heroes who dedicate their lives to helping others.
Migrants in Countries in Crisis Initiative (MICICI) Assisting nationals affected by crises abroad: an e-learning course for foreign service staff. For more information visit: https://micicinitiative.iom.int.
In July 2018, IOM launched the pilot phase of the Local Migration Governance Indicators (MGI), a framework developed by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in partnership with the Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) that helps local authorities assess the comprehensiveness of their
The Humanitarian-Development-Peace nexus aims to bring three sectors into closer alignment to better address both the immediate needs of people affected by conflict as well as the underlying causes of protracted crises. While the idea of the nexus is gaining wider attraction and buy-in within the
Innovative methods using big data, web traffic and public databases are being employed to map diaspora and professional networks.
Not all heroes wear capes. Not all heroes fight dragons. Not all heroes will have their names on the news. On World Humanitarian Day, we honor real-life heroes who dedicate their lives to helping others.
Not all heroes wear capes. Not all heroes fight dragons. Not all heroes will have their names on the news. On World Humanitarian Day, we honor real-life heroes who dedicate their lives to helping others.
Not all heroes wear capes. Not all heroes fight dragons. Not all heroes will have their names on the news. On World Humanitarian Day, we honor real-life heroes who dedicate their lives to helping others.
This film, made with IOM's partner organization NIDOE, features professionals with a diaspora background residing in the Netherlands encouraging others to participate in CD4D2. Through the transfer of knowledge and expertise, CD4D2 engages diaspora to support the development of their countries of
This webinar presents the role of Pre-departure Orientation (PDO) in preparing refugee youth for resettlement. PDO activities aim at supporting refugees’ early integration and empowerment to better navigate their new societies in the resettlement country. In light of the exchange of good practices
First video in a playlist of animated training videos on transition and recovery; core principles; community stabilization; land, property and reparations; peacebuilding; the humanitarian-development-peace nexus; and disaster risk reduction and resilience.
It's International Nurses' Day, and time to pay tribute to the remarkable humans who have been putting their patients and their work first for years, but particularly in recent weeks. To all the nurses that work in IOM - we salute you, and we say thanks, from the bottom of our hearts!
Since the arrival of COVID-19, MiTA — IOM’s new Migration Translation App—has been given a rapid upgrade to take account of the added challenges facing migrants in the Western Balkans. A new section is designed to help border management officials identify persons at risk and refer them for medical
COVID-19 has provoked blame, fear, hate speech and discrimination of migrants. Responsive communication campaigns are a vital to protect people, ensure their rights and they can access the assistance they need. Here are some simple tips on how to strengthen communication campaigns to be targeted

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*References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).