ABOUT GOOD PRACTICES
Good Practices are knowledge and experiences that have proven to work well and produce good results, so they can be a reference or model for new initiatives. Seeking to improve knowledge management, IOM recognizes the importance of documenting the good practices generated when implementing its initiatives.
This good practice was developed by the IOM office in Panama, seeking to improve community health surveillance and the evaluation of epidemic-prone diseases, by strengthening community response capacity of the regional and local authorities and communities that received Venezuelan population flows…
Thematic Area: Migration Health
Language: Spanish
Year: 2020
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.
Thematic Area: Labor mobility and human development, Migrant protection and assistance
Language: Spanish
Year: 2020
The objective of this incitive was to rehabilitate parks and recreation areas in communities with a high migrant population in a situation of vulnerability, in San José.
Thematic Area: Migrant protection and assistance
Language: Spanish
Year: 2020
This systematization presents an initiative carried out by IOM Mexico on an Employment Opportunities Mechanism that sought to reinforce capacities for the labour insertion of migrants.
Thematic Area: Labor mobility and human development
Language: Spanish, English
Year: 2020
This document produced by the Regional Office for Central America, North America and the Caribbean, provides references on Information Hubs on migration, which are information centers that provide direct and clear advice, contributing to better management of migration, protection of migrants and…
Thematic Area: Migrant protection and assistance, Migration Data
Language: Spanish
Year: 2019
This document presents some reintegration practices promoted by IOM in El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala from 2015 to 2019.
Thematic Area: Migrant protection and assistance, Labor mobility and human development
Language: Spanish
Year: 2019
This document presents how IOM Mexico implemented a cash-based intervention through the delivery of cards called Electronic Wallets. This intervention brought humanitarian assistance during the Venezuelan refugee crisis with the intention of reducing the vulnerability and improving the conditions…
This document gathers the experience of IOM El Salvador when implementing an initiative related to the return and reintegration of migrants. The Seed Capital is an intervention made by the donation of goods, materials, money, and supplies with the aim of promoting the start of a new innovative and…