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Operational in Somalia since 2006, IOM has set a strong record on the delivery of humanitarian services to crisis-affected populations, while steadily developing models and partnerships for longer-term recovery and migration governance.
To address overall migration challenges in Somalia, IOM works closely with the Federal Government of Somalia, regional authorities, the UN, donor governments, and civil society by implementing programmes through three pillars:
1. Emergency and post-crisis.
2. Transition and Recovery.
3. Migration governance and development.
IOM Somalia falls under the Organizationās Regional Office for East and Horn of Africa in Nairobi and supports the regional goal to contribute to effective, flexible, and comprehensive migration management solutions, in partnership with states, regional institutions, international agencies, communities, and migrants.
Learn more about IOM Somalia by visiting our website: www.iom.int/
Operational in Somalia since 2006, IOM has set a strong record on the delivery of humanitarian services to crisis-affected populations, while steadily developing models and partnerships for longer-term recovery and migration governance.
To address overall migration challenges in Somalia, IOM works closely with the Federal Government of Somalia, regional authorities, the UN, donor governments, and civil society by implementing programmes through three pillars:
1. Emergency and post-crisis.
2. Transition and Recovery.
3. Migration governance and development.
IOM Somalia falls under the Organizationās Regional Office for East and Horn of Africa in Nairobi and supports the regional goal to contribute to effective, flexible, and comprehensive migration management solutions, in partnership with states, regional institutions, international agencies, communities, and migrants.
Learn more about IOM Somalia by visiting our website: www.iom.int/