IOM | UN Migration

Recognizing that the war in Ukraine has entered into a protracted phase and there are no signs of immediate resolution, IOM aims to continue delivering life-saving humanitarian and protection assistance and services, while upholding the rights of war-affected people in Ukraine and host countries.

Intented Outcomes

INDIVIDUAL LEVEL

Short-term Outcome: Crisis-affected populations have their basic needs met and have minimum living conditions with reduced barriers to access for marginalized and vulnerable individuals.

Long-term Outcome: Human suffering is alleviated while the dignity and rights of people affected by crises are upheld.

COLLECTIVE LEVEL

People are aware of the protection risks they are facing and where to seek support.

SYSTEMS LEVEL

Governments, local actors and partners have capacity and knowledge to lead effective humanitarian responses.

IOM seeks to empower people, communities, and authorities to be at the helm of the recovery process, to enable sustainable solutions to displacement, and to address and reduce the underlying drivers which may lead to further displacement.

Intented Outcomes

INDIVIDUAL LEVEL

Displaced people are self-reliant and able to access services at the same level as host populations.

COLLECTIVE LEVEL

Cohesive, inclusive communities are able to address the needs of the displaced. Safe and secure living environments are created for affected communities through reconstruction and recovery.

SYSTEMS LEVEL

Policies and legal frameworks are available for solutions to fulfil enjoyment of rights. Restoration of justice, reparations and Housing, Land, and Property mechanisms are available for people impacted by war.

IOM supports migrants to get where they need to be for the benefit of individuals and their families, communities, and societies, including their home and destination countries.