World Humanitarian Day 2020
Journée Mondiale de l'aide humanitaire 2020 Ils ne portent pas de cape, ne combattent pas de dragons et ne vont pas dans l'espace. Ils ne font pas la une de l’actualité. Aujourd’hui, les vrais héros parmi nous se battent contre d’incroyables obstacles : catastrophes, conflits, inégalités et une pandémie sans précédent. Visitez notre page Internet I Lire Newsdesk Special Edition
Policy Papers
The dramatic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have further embedded public health concerns in questions of migration and mobility at large, revealing the critical need to rethink policies and practices. Read more
Lockdown Film Club
The Lockdown Film Club began as an initiative to keep us all entertained, educated and connected to the issue we care so much about – migration. Especially now, with COVID-19 forcing such hardship on migrants and other vulnerable peoples worldwide—while forcing ourselves to remain at home, away from opportunities to collaborate with our colleagues in person.
Enhanced Solidarity Critical as COVID-19 Spreads in World’s Most Vulnerable Communities
The Organization’s newly revised Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (SPRP) requires USD 618 million to cover the health, humanitarian and socio-economic needs of millions of people in 140 countries. Download here
Features
For many people, accessing clean water is as simple as walking to the tap and turning the knob. Yet for the thousands of people living in Kercha district in Ethiopia, some 410 kilometers from the capital Addis Ababa, it is never that easy.
Boubacar, 65, and his two sons, consider themselves to be excellent farmers, but Niger’s adverse weather and persistent droughts make it difficult to have a stable income from the land.
Hosting over 5,000 families, Al Jufainah Camp in Marib city is Yemen’s largest displacement site. For many of the camp’s residents, collecting enough water to sustain their families was a daily struggle.
Videos
Learn how IOM is working with governments and partners to ensure no one is left behind during the COVID19 response, including migrants and displaced populations.
