To assist the people internally displaced because of the eruption of the Fire Volcano in Guatemala, the IOM developed a computer system to facilitate the registration, distributions of humanitarian assistance, and family reunification after the emergency.

IOM Haiti developed an initiative to create the border police stations throughout the Haitian border area to provide greater security in the areas and fight smuggling and illicit traffic.

IOM Guatemala developed SINAREM (National Referral System for Reintegration Services for Migrants) / OportuGuate, a system and an app to connect returned migrants in search of a job with potential employers and opportunities of entrepreneurship, and certification of competences.

With the Support of IOM Guyana, the office of IOM Curaçao developed an initiative to help migrant children in a situation of vulnerability by identifying their main needs regarding their access to education and carrying out other activities to reinforce their effective integration in the…

IOM Guyana developed an initiative known as Micro-Business Grants as part of their support program for entrepreneurship within the migrant population in Guyana to allow them to generate income, support the generation of financial security inside their communities and create economic opportunities…

Development of the neighboring border transit cards for children and adolescents who transit the border strip, to facilitate their transit between the municipalities of Perquín and Arambala in El Salvador, and Nahuaterique in Honduras.

This initiative developed by IOM Honduras consisted in the conditioning of the Migrant Reception Centers as a response to the humanitarian crisis due to the high migratory flows of people from Honduras that returned to the country. The project’s team adapted and rehabilitated the centers to provide…

This systematization documents the experience of IOM Nicaragua in the implementation of strategies for psychosocial intervention and economic reintegration for youth and adolescents at risk, carried out in the Autonomous Region of the North Caribbean Coast.