IOM - International Organization for Migration: federal grants and contributions: 68 agreements; $264M value; 1 departments; 7 programs.
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This project aims to enhance the employability and entrepreneurship of women, youth, persons with disabilities and refugees in Lebanon. It seeks to do so by strengthening Lebanon’s technical and vocational education and training (TVET) environment to be more gender-inclusive and market-responsive. The project aims to improve the skills and opportunities of at least 2,160 beneficiaries to support their economic participation. It seeks to improve the capacity of TVET institutions, programs and curricula to be more aligned with labour market and gender-specific needs, while also improving the job
January 2018 - This grant represents Canada's support to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in the following countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, DRC, CAR, Libya, Sudan, South Sudan and Yemen. IOM provides humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, migrants, and host communities. IOM provides assistance in multiple sectors, including protection, shelter, emergency non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene services, livelihoods and camp coordination and management. With the support of Canada and other donors,
This project aims to strengthen local organizations in both refugee and host communities to respond to locally-identified development priorities in Cox’ s Bazar district (CXB). Project activities include: (1) establishing a nexus hub to map and coordinate the intersection of humanitarian, stabilization and development efforts; (2) implementing 108 small-scale infrastructure projects in 18 selected unions; (3) establishing seed funds for the creation of pooled financial resources to support local organizations and small-scale entrepreneurship; (4) strengthening coordination mechanisms for devel
This project aims to restore the human dignity of repatriated migrants and members of their communities by addressing their protection needs, including risks related to human trafficking, sexual exploitation and abuse. It aims to empower migrant women to exercise their rights and ensure equal socio-economic opportunities between men and women along the Haiti-Dominican Republic border and in the migrants' places of origin.
This project aims to increase the capacity of local police and civil society to work together to address security issues in Ninewah and Anbar, Iraq through the use of community policing practices. Police forces are currently supporting other Iraqi Security Forces in their fight against Daesh; however as the latter loses ground there is a need for local police forces to provide security as a service to the populace in areas liberated from Daesh. Project activities include: (1) training local police and civil society on community policing; (2) establishing community police forums; (3) rehabili
This Project will support the operations of the Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF) through improving the infrastructure of eleven border towers along Jordan’s northern border with Syria. In turn, this project will enhance the living conditions of the JAF border guards and officers, and will work to enhance the safety and security of Jordan and those seeking refuge within the country.
March 2022 - This grant represents Canada's support to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in 8 countries, namely Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Mozambique, Nigeria, South Sudan, Sudan, and Yemen. IOM provides humanitarian assistance to populations facing a heightened risk of vulnerability, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, vulnerable migrants and host communities. IOM provides assistance in multiple sectors, including protection, shelter, emergency non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene services, livelihoods, and camp coordination
P008909001: March 2020 - This grant represents Canada's support to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in eight countries, namely Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Nigeria, South Sudan, Sudan, Venezuela and Yemen. IOM provides humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, migrants, and host communities. IOM provides assistance in multiple sectors, including protection, shelter, emergency non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene services, livelihoods, and camp coordination and management
This project aims to improve Jordan’s security and regional stability by increasing Jordanian capacity to prevent and respond to threats along its border with Syria. Canada will support the construction and repair of Jordan’s northern border road and renovate or install needed culverts. This infrastructure improvement will enhance the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF’s) operational effectiveness when responding to border incursions and smuggling activities along priority sections of the border with Syria. Project Activities include: (1) Construction or road repairs along the northern border (2) Conduc
This project aims to strengthen the Haitian Border Police’s capacity to enforce security, to recognize the specific rights and needs of migrants and to equip the Haitian Border Police with dormitories, offices and equipment tailored to the needs of the border police officers. Project activities include: (1) sensitising Haitian Border Police on key border management and protection issues which can enhance their understanding of migrants’ rights and international standards; (2) equiping the Haitian Border Police with dormitories and offices to reinforce its capacity; (3) purchasing logistics m
March 2019 - This grant represents Canada's support to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in seven countries, namely Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, South Sudan and Sudan. IOM provides humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, migrants, and host communities. IOM provides assistance in multiple sectors, including protection, shelter, emergency non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene services, livelihoods and camp coordination and management. With
December 2021 - 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 2022, an estimated 24 million people will require humanitarian assistance due to conflict, chronic food insecurity, displacement, the coronavirus (COVID-19) and climatic events. With GAC’s support, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is working to providing life-saving assistance and protection support to displaced po
February 2021 - This grant represents Canada's support to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in six countries, namely Bangladesh, Nigeria, South Sudan, Sudan, Venezuela, and Yemen. IOM provides humanitarian assistance to populations facing a heightened risk of vulnerability, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, migrants and host communities. IOM provides assistance in multiple sectors, including protection, shelter, emergency non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene services, livelihoods, and camp coordination and management. This grant supports IOM’s o
Capacity building support delivered through IOM Iraq’s Prevention of Violent Extremism (PVE) programme.
July 2019 – In 2019, there are an estimated 6.7 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in Iraq, 18% of the total population. More than 1.6 million persons remain internally displaced, despite the expulsion of Daesh from Iraqi territory in December 2017. Displaced people both in-camp and out-of-camp settings continue to depend on the provision of humanitarian assistance to meet their basic needs. With GAC’s support and the support of other donors, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is leading a multi-sectoral response, which is helping to meet the shelter, health, pr
February 2023 - Before the Taliban takeover, the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan was already one of the worst in the world. Since the Taliban takeover, humanitarian needs continue to worsen, and the challenging operational context has been further complicated. In 2023, an estimated 28 million people will require humanitarian assistance due to conflict, chronic food insecurity, displacement, the coronavirus (COVID-19), broad economic crisis, and climatic events. With GAC’s support, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing life-saving assistance and protection supp
This project enables funding under the global Displacement Tracking Matrix support team to advance International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) Internal Displacement Data Strategy strategic priorities, particularly in relation to Pillar 1 assistance and protection data, 3 data coordination and 4 use and accountability. With GAC’s support, IOM is able to enhance their Displacement Tracking Matrix that aims to support the improvement of humanitarian action by strengthening the accountability, transparency and effectiveness of humanitarian responses.
The project aims to contribute to the guarantee of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for migrants and refugees from Venezuela and host communities in Colombia and Ecuador, with a gender sensitive approach. Project activities include: (1) improving knowledge and agency of women and girls, migrants and refugees to exercise their SRHR; (2) empowering national/local authorities and civil society organizations in the promotion of comprehensive gender responsive SRHR services; (3) strengthening coordination mechanisms for comprehensive gender responsive SRHR rights and response to wom
The project will target families with perceived affiliation to Daesh in IDP camps and informal settlements, returnees with continued perceived affiliation to Daesh, and community members in areas of return or displacement located in two locations in Ninewa governorate, including neighborhoods in Western Mosul, as well as villages in Northern Ba’aj. IOM will strengthen government capacity to support the voluntary and safe return and reintegration of Iraqi families with perceived affiliation to Daesh; strengthen community-level capacity to support the voluntary and safe return and reintegration
This project, managed by International Organization for Migration (IOM), improves information collection and analysis of the use of fraudulent documents (e.g. passports and visas) and false identities and thereby helps to disrupt and minimize migrant smuggling in South East Asia. The previous phases of the project established a regional Document Examination Centre; created a regional network for best practices of the project; deployed the “Verifier Travel Document and Bearer” machine; and provided regular trends analysis to key stakeholders. This project will strengthen capacity for trends ana
April 2020 - In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic, the United Nations launched the Global Humanitarian Response Plan (GHRP) on March 25th, 2020. The GHRP seeks to respond to the direct public health and immediate humanitarian consequences of the pandemic. The GHRP’s three strategic priorities are: (1) containing the spread of the pandemic; (2) decreasing the deterioration of human assets and rights, social cohesion and livelihoods; and (3) protecting, assisting and advocating for refugees, internally displaced people, migrants and host communities particularly vulnerable t
March 2021 - Years of active conflict and displacement inside Syria have resulted in severe protection risks, including widespread sexual and gender-based violence for millions of conflicted-affected people. Sexual exploitation and abuse of beneficiaries by humanitarian aid workers is a serious concern for the international humanitarian and development community and represents one of the most egregious failures of protection. The prevention of and response to sexual exploitation and abuse by aid workers on beneficiaries is a priority of the United Nations Secretary-General and the internationa
March 2019 - Severe food shortages and record hyperinflation have put buying food and medicine out of reach for many Venezuelans and has heavily impacted their ability to meet basic needs. Over 3.3 million people have fled Venezuela since 2015, many of whom are currently residing in neighbouring countries such as Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. As the situation continues to deteriorate in Venezuela, vulnerable and crisis-affected populations are in need of critical assistance including basic health support, food security and nutrition, protection, and water and sanitation assistance. With GAC’s s
March 2020 - Severe food shortages and record hyperinflation have put buying food and medicine out of reach for many Venezuelans and has heavily impacted their ability to meet basic needs. Over 4 million people have fled Venezuela and are now seeking protection in neighbouring countries such as Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. As the situation continues to deteriorate in Venezuela, vulnerable and crisis-affected populations are in need of critical assistance including basic health support, food security and nutrition, protection, and water and sanitation assistance. With GAC’s support, the Interna
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.