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 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
From January to December 2021, 63,808 people returned to Guatemala, of which 7,840 were unaccompanied children and adolescents.
Thematic Area: Migrant protection and assistance
Language: English, Spanish
Year:
This experience highlights an initiative carried out by IOM Guyana, which consisted of enhancing the knowledge of 200 farmers in order to establish small vegetable and poultry farms, contributing to a community initiative for the school nutrition program in the communities
Thematic Area: Labor mobility and human development
Language: Spanish
Year: 2020
IOM Belize with the support of USAID carried out Mobile Migrant Hubs to inform and provide services mitigating vulnerabilities and enhancing their access to immigration processes and regularization opportunities such as the Amnesty Program.
The Community Marathon on Migration was a model implemented by the Western Hemisphere Program to strengthen the capacities of local partners and young individuals in preventing irregular migration while promoting informed decision-making and creating trust-building spaces for reflecting on the migra
Thematic Area: Media and Communications, Migrant protection and assistance
Language: English
Year: 2023