IOM will provide evacuation and airport assistance to Filipino migrant workers currently residing in Egypt and who wish to voluntarily be repatriated due to the prevailing and deteriorating security situation. This will contribute to reducing life-threatening risks by providing the migrants with immediate emergency transportation and travel health assistance back to their country of origin in accordance with international standards for protection.

In response to DFID’s business case for the Safety, Support and Solutions programme, IOM is proposing a route-based programme across the Central Mediterranean Route (CMR). IOM will work across the four DFID outcomes, in all the high priority countries designated by the guidance. Key outputs include: 1. The training of 349 healthcare workers over five countries 2. The support of one Migrant Resource and Response Centre in Senegal 3. The rehabilitation of three shelters in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger 4.

This Action will directly respond to the protection needs of irregular migrants in Egypt in order to contribute to establishing a protection sphere by promoting sustainable and rights-based solutions for vulnerable populations while preventing irregular migration from, to, and through North Africa to Europe. For this purpose, lOM will establish dedicated migrant assistance facilities in Alexandria to consolidate the provision of protection services.

The main objective of this project is to assist the German Government with the resettlement of 42 Syrian and Palestinian detained migrants, and up to 258 refugees from Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia, Eretria, Ethiopia, and Iraq, who are granted refugee status by UNHCR.

The main objective of this project is to assist the German Government in implementing the Humanitarian Admissions Program (HAP), through which some 300 Syrian refugees from Egypt will be transferred to Germany and admitted under humanitarian grounds.

The project aims to promote community cohesion between female Syrian refugees and other female members of host communities in Egypt. This overall objective will be achieved by increasing their access to quality services including healthcare, education, and livelihood opportunities, as well as by reducing gender inequalities within the targeted communities.

This project will contribute to strengthening the resilience of Syrian and vulnerable host communities in Greater Cairo including female headed households and youth by improving access to sustainable means of livelihoods through job matching, skills assessment, small business start-up, in-kind grants and community cohesion initiatives. In order to ensure continuity with previously implemented projects, a small component of this project will also provide basic services, notably health and psychosocial care as well as NFI distribution, including in detention centers.

The overall objective of this action is therefore to contribute to community cohesion through building national and local institutional and community capacity to jointly improve living conditions regarding education, hygiene, environmental health and primary healthcare for Egyptian and migrant communities in Kilo-Arba’a-wa-nuss.

The project will enhance cooperation between the health sector of Arab states and associations of Arab expatriate health professionals, to allow expatriate communities to positively contribute to the health development of their communities of origin.