The project will enlarge activities in return to countries of origin, especially through various types of reintegration activities in the country of return. This assistance will lead to stabilization of returnees and therefore to sustainability of the return and in consequence add value to efforts of Board of Asylum Facilities and IOM Prague. Within the framework of the project, IOM will provide assistance in arranging flights for returnees, obtaining of travel documents, provide pre-departure, transit and post-arrival assistance. .

The complex economic situation in the country leaves IDPs with restricted livelihoods possibilities and exhausted savings, putting them in a precarious position to cover all of their basic needs.

The delicate socio-political context in the non-government-controlled areas (NGCAs) of Ukraine resulting from the self-proclamation of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics is reflected in a fragile public service system and very weak local economy. Access to basic services - water, electricity, heating, furniture/equipment, basic food and non-food commodities, hygiene consumables - varies throughout the areas but is insufficient to meet the overall needs of the conflict-affected communities.

The project will provide complex reintegration assistance to 900 victims of trafficking in Ukraine based on their individual needs, including shelter, medical care, psychological counseling, legal representation,(re)qualification and economic empowerment.

The project will provide sustainable, complex reintegration assistance to 500 victims of trafficking in Ukraine based on their individual needs, including shelter, medical care, psychological counseling, legal representation, (re)qualification and other.

The project intends to provide comprehensive reintegration assistance to victims of trafficking, including males, females and minors, from Ukraine, one of the main countries of origin of trafficking victims. Ukrainian women, men and children are trafficked to over 50 countries of the world including Ukraine, with Poland, Turkey and Russian Federation being the main countries of destination. The project will aim assisting up to fifteen victims of trafficking through the implementation of sustainable reintegration into their home country.

IOM's protection and reintegration strategy aims to deliver effective and sustainable reintegration assistance programs to victims of trafficking and facilitate their return to home countries. IOM acts to ensure that the best interests and human rights of victims of trafficking are exercised and protected, with the overall aim of guaranteeing a sustainable normalization of life. Starting from 2000, over 5,000 victims have been provided with direct assistance package from IOM.