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…

IOM Mexico supported the development of a document with several national institutions to establish an efficient coordination for the protection and defense of the human rights of children and youth from the moment they enter the national territory with or without a supervisor up until their…

This systematization documents the experience of IOM Guyana in the implementation of an outreach initiative with the diaspora of Guyana, Belize, Jamaica and Suriname.

This document describes how in the IOM office in Santo Domingo, responded to the lack of means for living that the migrant population had during the Cash-Based Interventions (CBIs) program during the pandemic of COVID-19. The document describes the step-by-step taken by the mission, along with the…

IOM developed an initiative to strengthen the regional and local institutional capacities regarding the prevention and response to violence against women, trafficking and femicidein Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Belize and Dominican Republic.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many shelters that accommodated migrants in the communities of Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez limited their maximum quota and they restricted admission to prevent the spreading of the disease, therefore leaving migrants who had just arrived without any shelter options and…