31m
TOTAL PEOPLE
REACHED BY IOM
Reaching 31
million people
Across almost
170 countries
With an allocation
of USD 2 billion
GLOBAL PICTURE OF THE EVOLUTION OF PEOPLE REACHED AND PEOPLE IN NEED
324.3m
TOTAL PEOPLE IN
NEED WORLDWIDE
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
31 MILLION PEOPLE
were reached accross nearly 170
countries with USD 2 billion
These include IDPs, refugees,
and migrants.
COORDINATION
53% of the 181 IOM-led coordination for a across 72 countries were co-led with NGOs, CSOs and governmental entities, strengthening the participation, representation, and leadership of local and national actors.
181 coordination
fora led by IOM in 72 countries
42 migrant-related
coordination structures
53% of structures
o-led with NGOs, CSOs and governmental entities
inter-agency
humanitarian hubs in 5 countries
PREPAREDNESS
countries implemented early/anticipatory actions in 8 regions. angeapacity building and support to data collectionas well as relief items pre-positioning.
SURGE DEPLOYMENT AND SUPPORT
462 IOM staff were deployed to 10 countries respondingto crises, while experts from 59 standby partners provided support to 20 country offices.
462 Internal
Surge deployment
180% Increase from 2021 to 2022
14 standby partnerships
7% increase from 2021 to 2022
59 SBP expertd
deployed to 20
IOM countery offices
CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT
More than 4 million people reached through Camp Coordination and Camp Management operations in 37 countries.
37 countries
of operation
30 countries
benefit from coordination roles
Over 4 million
people reached
188 sites closed
105 sites setup
772 sites improved
DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX
86% of all 2022 HNO and HRPs were informed by IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix, which was active in 95 countries.
86% of all HNO/HRPs
used DTM to inform their analysis of internal displacement
95 countries
with active DTM operations
86% of DTM operations
worldwide have been integrated into global quality control and quality assurance workfow
SHELTER
9.5 million people in 80 countries were reached through Shelter and Settlements assistance. IOM continued to be the largest recipient of shelter funding (34 per cent), with a 48% increase since 2021.
9.5 million
people reached (2 million households)
80 countries
with Shelter and Settlements interventions
WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE
12.9 million people were reached with water, sanitation, and hygiene services across 61 countries, a 24 per cent increase in people reached since 2021 .
61 countries
undertaking WASH intervention
12.9 million
people reached
HEALTH
5.6 million people were provided with primary health-care consultations, while 2.9 million emergency-affected people were vaccinated.
1.5 million
primary health-care consultations provided in crisis settings
2.9 million people
vaccinated in crisis settings
927,000 screenings
provided for acute malnutrition
Over 130,000
ealth assessments conducted for refugee resettlement
Over 23,700
health-care workers trained in crisis settings
64 emergency health-related deployments
to 14 countries
MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT
1.5 million people were provided with mental health and psychosocial support services. Additionally, 16,000 professionals were trained by IOM across several crisis-affected settings.
1.5 million
services offered to people in crisis
16,000 professionals
trained in various facets of MHPSS and population mobility
In 12 field locations
IOM co-chairs the IASC Group on MHPSS
PROTECTION IN HUMANITARIAN ACTION
1.9 million people were reached through IOM protection interventions in over 58 countries affected by crises, including child protection, counter-trafficking in emergencies, protection mainstreaming and others.
58 country offices
implemented protection in humanitarian action programming
1.9 million people
reached with specialized protection services
Approximately 27,400 IOM and external stakeholders have been trained
Partnered with 67 local women-led organizations across 32 countries
PEACEBUILDING AND SOCIAL COHESION
Over 1.4 million people were reached directly through peacebuilding and social cohesion initiatives and 110 communities were engaged.
Over 1.4 million individuals
reached directly
110 communities
engaged through peacebuilding and social cohesion
LIVELIHOODS AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY
10,000 new jobs were created in conflict-affected areas and 2,000 small and medium-sized enterprises were supported through grants, addressing unemployment and promoting economic stability and resilience.
2,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
with USD 30 million through cash grants ranging between USD 5,000 and 30,000
Creation of 10,000
new jobs in conflict-affected areas to address unemployment and promote economic stability and resilience
LAND AND PROPERTY
47 IOM country offices benefitted from housing, land and property e-course training modules which were played 1,446 HLP times.
47 countries
reached by HLP e-course modules
1,446 HLP
e-course module plays
139 country focal points
received the HLP Toolkit
HUMANITARIAN BORDER MANAGEMENT
Humanitarian border management responses were institutionalized in IOM byestablishing a consistent presence across crisis response structures, promoting preparedness and contingency planning, migrant protection, and fundamental rights.
20 border crossings
had HBM assessments conducted
5 countries
provided with on-the-spot mentoring for border authorities
MOVEMENT ASSISTANCE
120,728 refugees and other vulnerable persons were reached with resettlement, humanitarian admission, and relocation assistance in 30 countries.
198,010 international movements
30 countries
are engaged in resettlement, humanitarian admission, and relocation activities
120,728 refugees
and other vulnerable persons are being assisted
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
31 MILLION PEOPLE
were reached axross nearly 170
countries with USD 2 billion
These include IDPs, refugees,
and migrants.
COORDINATION
53% of the 181 IOM-led coordination fora across 72 countries were co-led with NGOs, CSOs and governmental entities, strengthening the participation, representation, and leadership of local and national actors.
181 coordination
fora led by IOM in 72 countries
42 migrant-related
coordination structures
53% of structures
o-led with NGOs, CSOs and governmental entities
inter-agency
humanitarian hubs in 5 countries
PREPAREDNESS
10 countries implemented early/anticipatory actions in 8 regions.angeapacity building and support to data collectionas well
SURGE DEPLOYMENT AND SUPPORT
462 IOM staff were deployed to 10 countries respondingto crises,ts from andby partners provided support to 20 country offices.
462 Internal
Surge deployment
180% Increase from 2021 to 2022
14 standby partnerships
7% increase from 2021 to 2022
59 SBP expertd
deployed to 20
IOM countery offices
CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT
More than 4 million people reached through Camp Coordination and Camp Management operations in 37 countries.
37 countries
of operation
30 countries
benefit from coordination roles
Over 4 million
people reached
188 sites closed
105 sites setup
772 sites improved
DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX
86% of all 2022 HNO and HRPs were informed by IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix, which was active in 95 countries.
86% of all HNO/HRPs
used DTM to inform their analysis of internal displacement
95 countries
with active DTM operations
86% of DTM operations
worldwide have been integrated into global quality control and quality assurance workfow
SHELTER
9.5 million people in 80 countries were reached through Shelter and Settlements assistance. IOM continued to be the largest recipient of shelter funding (34 per cent), with a 48% increase since 2021.
9.5 million
people reached (2 million households)
80 countries
with Shelter and Settlements interventions
WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE
2.9 million people were reached with water, sanitation, and hygiene services across 61 countries, a 24 per cent increase in people reached since 2021.
61 countries
undertaking WASH intervention
12.9 million
people reached
HEALTH
5.6 million people were provided with primary health-care consultations, while 2.9 million emergency-a ected people were vaccinated.
1.5 million
primary health-care consultations provided in crisis settings
2.9 million people
vaccinated in crisis settings
927,000 screenings
provided for acute malnutrition
Over 130,000
ealth assessments conducted for refugee resettlement
Over 23,700
health-care workers trained in crisis settings
64 emergency health-related deployments
to 14 countries
MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT
1.5 million people were provided with mental health and psychosocial support services. Additionally, 16,000 professionals were trained by IOM across several crisis-affected settings.
1.5 million
services offered to people in crisis
16,000 professionals
trained in various facets of MHPSS and population mobility
In 12 field locations
IOM co-chairs the IASC Group on MHPSS
PROTECTION IN HUMANITARIAN ACTION
1.9 million people were reached through IOM protection interventions in over 58 countries a‘ected by crises, including child protection, counter-trafficking in emergencies, protection mainstreaming and others.
58 country offices
implemented protection in humanitarian action programming
1.9 million people
reached with specialized protection services
Approximately 27,400 IOM and external stakeholders have been trained
Partnered with 67 local women-led organizations across 32 countries
PEACEBUILDING AND SOCIAL COHESION
Over 1.4 million people were reached directly through peacebuilding and social cohesion initiatives and 110 communities were engaged.
Over 1.4 million individuals
reached directly
110 communities
engaged through peacebuilding and social cohesion
LIVELIHOODS AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY
10,000 new jobs were created in conflict-affected areas and 2,000 small and medium-sized enterprises were supported through grants, addressing unemployment and promoting economic stability and resilience.
2,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
with USD 30 million through cash grants ranging between USD 5,000 and 30,000
Creation of 10,000
new jobs in conflict-affected areas to address unemployment and promote economic stability and resilience
LAND AND PROPERTY
47 IOM country offices benefitted from housing, land and propertye-course training moduleswhich were played 1,446 HLP times.
47 countries
reached by HLP e-course modules
1,446 HLP
e-course module plays
139 country focal points
received the HLP Toolkit
HUMANITARIAN BORDER MANAGEMENT
Humanitarian border management responses were institutionalized in IOM by establishing a consistent presence across crisis response structures, promoting preparedness and contingency planning, migrant protection, and
fundamental rights.
20 border crossings
had HBM assessments conducted
5 countries
provided with on-the-spot mentoring for border authorities
MOVEMENT ASSISTANCE
120,728 refugees and other vulnerable persons were reached with resettlement, humanitarian admission, and relocation assistance in 30 countries.
198,010 international movements
30 countries
are engaged in resettlement, humanitarian admission, and relocation activities
120,728 refugees
and other vulnerable persons are being assisted
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SURGE DEPLOYMENT AND SUPPORT
462 IOM staff were deployed to 10 countries respondingto crises,ts from andby partners provided support to 20 country offices.
CASE STUDY
Collaboration With Airbnb.org
IOM forged a significant global partnership with Airbnb.org, enabling the provision of short-term accommodation support to individuals affected by crises. This collaboration allowed IOM to grant access to safe havens for 7,008 individuals across seven countries during challenging times. Among the individuals accommodated was Mariana and her children, who faced a precarious situation when they arrived in Poland from Ukraine. Mariana, pregnant at the time, found herself with her three young children in a hostel that was closing down, leaving them without a place to stay.
CASE STUDY
Addressing the Mental Health of War-Affected Ukrainians in Hungary
Since the outbreak of war in Ukraine in February 2022, IOM reinforced its MHPSS response in Ukraine and neighbouring countries, reaching 31,227 individuals in the country and 47,462 individuals across Poland, Moldova, Slovakia, Romania, and Hungary in 2022. IOM’s MHPSS programme in Ukraine was built on three main pillars: individual consultations provided by specialists through toll-free Emotional Support MHPSS Hotline, capacity-building activities, and community-based psychosocial activities.
CASE STUDY
Afghan Girls Relocate to Rwanda to Continue Their Education
IOM supported the relocation of Afghan girls to Rwanda to continue their education, following the decision by the de facto authorities to ban women and girls from secondary and tertiary education in Afghanistan.
The girls are among the first overseas students to be admitted to the School of Leadership, Afghanistan (SOLA), an Afghan all-girls boarding school originally based in Kabul, before it was forced to relocate to Rwanda following the ban.