IOM UN Migration

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is a United Nations-related intergovernmental organization established in 1951 and based in Geneva. It is the leading global entity focused on migration, promoting humane and orderly migration that benefits both migrants and society. IOM provides operational assistance and humanitarian aid to various categories of migrants, including workers, refugees, and internally displaced persons. Its services include emergency response, humanitarian aid, camp management in crisis situations, and support for stabilization and development initiatives. IOM also offers migration health assessments, capacity building for governments, and policy advice on migration trends. With 175 member states, IOM collaborates with governments, UN agencies, and humanitarian organizations to address migration issues. Its comprehensive programs and services aim to support migrants and displaced populations worldwide, making it a vital player in global migration management.