IOM’s emergency health programming ensures that essential life-saving health care is available and accessible to those ...

IOM’s overarching goal is to ensure the protection, respect and fulfilment of the rights and well-being of migrants, ...

IOM’s protection approach in both emergencies and displacement settings. IOM places the reduction of protection risks to ...

IOM prioritizes whole-of-government, whole-of-society approaches to safely connect people, goods, services, knowledge and ...

Director General Amy Pope will lead an IOM delegation to this year’s Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) with an ...

Geneva/ Port-au-Prince, 14 January 2024 – More than a million people are now internally displaced in Haiti, according to alarming new figures released by the International Organization for Migration ...

IOM has built up a significant knowledge base on the international legal norms and principles that protect the rights of migrants and regulate migration. These norms are referred to as international ...

The United States of America is home to the largest number of international migrants in the world. According to the US Census Bureau (2006 American Community Survey), there are 37,547,789 foreign-born ...

Global progress towards achieving gender equality is slow and has halted in some contexts. The most recent progress report on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals indicates that the ...

Every year, IOM welcomes hundreds of interns to work in IOM offices worldwide. IOM is present in close to 600 field locations around the world, assisting governments in managing migration flows while ...

As we look ahead to 2025, the increasing convergence of conflicts, climate-related disasters and economic challenges are among the many factors that will compel millions of people to move – in search ...