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Crisis response plans

46.2M

PEOPLE TARGETED

$5.4B

Funding required

not yet published

Funding Confirmed

IOM Global Crisis Response

Human mobility is inextricably related to instability and fragility. IOM is committed to addressing complex mobility challenges and unprecedented displacement, promoting resilience, and enhancing benefits for migrants and communities.

According to the Global Humanitarian Needs Overview, in 2025, 305 million people around the world will require urgent humanitarian assistance and protection, as multiple crises escalate with devastating consequences for the people affected by them. These populations have longer-term needs which must be addressed to enable their recovery from the impacts of crises and to strengthen their resilience to potential future risks. While conflict and disasters often trigger displacement, underlying drivers of risk and fragility include climate change, instability, poverty and exploitation.

IOM’s comprehensive, inclusive and protection-centered responses are guided by the Migration Crisis Operational Framework. With a significant operational footprint, strong local partnerships and established data tools, IOM’s plans are grounded in sound analysis and an understanding of operating contexts. Contributing to IOM’s Strategic Plan 2024-2028 and integrated with IOM’s Global Appeal 2025, Crisis Response Plans outline how IOM works towards saving lives and protecting those on the move, driving solutions to displacement and facilitating regular pathways, for more resilient and peaceful societies. Recognizing that people of different genders, age, cultural, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds face different risks and are affected differently by crises, IOM applies a people-centered approach, and strives to meet needs, protect rights and strengthen resilience, with accountability to affected populations an institutional commitment. IOM further collaborates with Governments, civil society, academia and a growing number of private sector actors to understand and together address the mobility dimensions of crisis.