In response to the decade long migration crisis in Zimbabwe, IOM – with support from various donors – has been implementing a comprehensive humanitarian assistance programme for internally displaced persons in new cases of internal displacement, returned migrants and third-country nationals, as well as facilitate the transition towards community stabilization and recovery for communities affected by long-term internal displacement and cross-border migration. The project was based on the IOM Framework for Assistance to IDPs in Zimbabwe (2011) and the Community Stabilization Interventions for Migration-affected Areas (2013), which are grounded in local government leadership, community mobilization and socially and economically inclusive participation processes.
Content:
- Who we are
- Foreword
- IOM Zimbabwe launches 2015–2018 strategic plan
- IOM hands over the Beitbridge and Plumtree reception and support centres to the government of Zimbabwe
- IOM supports Zimbabwe’s diaspora policy development
- IOM establishes a one-stop safe migration centre in Beitbridge
- IOM programme reflections for 2015
- Programme updates
- IOM contributes to improved access to education in migration-affected communities
- IOM helps improve migration health through TB reach
- IOM integrates gender issues into migration programming
- IOM facilitates refugee resettlement programmes, 2015
- IOM supports Zimbabwe’s national plan for counter-trafficking
- IOM supports Zimbabwe’s capacity-building in trafficking in person
- IOM implements Phase V of the project addressing irregular migration flows in Southern Africa
- IOM provides assistance to Zimbabwe on intergrated border management
- Donors and financial contributions