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Stakeholders Meet On The Implementation Of Global Compact For Migration In Africa

Stakeholders Meet On The Implementation Of Global Compact For Migration In Africa
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Stakeholders meet on the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration in Africa | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

Stakeholders meet on the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration in Africa | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
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IOM Country Strategy for Mozambique 2021–2023 [EN/PT] - Mozambique

English Manual and Guideline on Mozambique about Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Climate Change and Environment and more; published on 05 Aug 2021 by IOM

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IOM Facilitates Return Home for Growing Trend of Irregular Migration between Malawi and Zimbabwe

Posted: 07/16/21 PRETORIA - Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern Africa last March 2020, trends of irregular migration toward South Africa increased, due to the various socio-economic effects of the pandemic on many households. The International Organization for Migration, through support from various partners such as the European Union-funded Southern African Migration Management (SAMM) project, Irish Government, The United Kingdom’s Foreign, and the Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), helped 397 stranded Malawian’s migrants to return home from Zimbabwe. Between March and July 2021, IOM assisted 273 Malawian migrants with voluntary return assistance to their country of origin, in incremented groups, many of whom were stranded at the Beitbridge border point of entry, while attempting to reach South Africa. “The increasing number of stranded Malawian migrants in Zimbabwe en-route to South Africa depicts the current dynamics of human mobility in the

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IOM Facilitates Return Home for Growing Trend of Irregular Migration between Malawi and Zimbabwe - Malawi

IOM Facilitates Return Home for Growing Trend of Irregular Migration between Malawi and Zimbabwe Format PRETORIA - Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern Africa last March 2020, trends of irregular migration toward South Africa increased, due to the various socio-economic effects of the pandemic on many households. The International Organization for Migration, through support from various partners such as the European Union-funded Southern African Migration Management (SAMM) project, Irish Government, The United Kingdom’s Foreign, and the Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), helped 397 stranded Malawian’s migrants to return home from Zimbabwe. Between March and July 2021, IOM assisted 273 Malawian migrants with voluntary return assistance to their country of origin, in incremented groups, many of whom were stranded at the Beitbridge border point of entry, while attempting to reach South Africa. “The increasing number of stranded Malawian migrants in Zim

South africaUnited kingdomZimbabwe generalFadzai nyamande pangetiMario lito malancaAsiyatu jafaliAbibo nganduCharles kweninJacqueline mpeniInternational organization for migrationDevelopment officeSouthern africaInternational organizationIrish governmentPersonal protective equipmentCommunication officer