In Egypt, together with @UNmigration global donors we visited IOM's and partners activities of assistance and protection to stranded migrants along their migratory routes. Health conditions play an essential role to shape solutions, including returning back home. @IOMEgypt
IOM is working with Somali authorities and communities to prepare for the floods, but only 14.4% of the required funding has been secured.
Early action can protect homes, livelihoods and lives.
Read more: https://t.co/SznpcNHbDg
Nearly 874,000 people in #Somalia could be forced from their homes by flooding in the next three months.
Many families have already endured drought and repeated displacement.
There is still time to act, but urgent funding is needed before floodwaters rise.
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When humanitarian action meets world-class logistics, impact goes further. 🤝
Together, IOM and @DHLGlobal are strengthening crisis response, preparedness, and opportunities for migrants worldwide. #IOM75
Climate change is transforming Sinilita’s home in Tuvalu, forcing difficult decisions about the future.
At #PreCOP31 in Fiji, she and other young Tuvaluans used art and storytelling to call for urgent action to protect their land, livelihoods and culture.
Through support to repair homes and restore essential services, IOM is helping create conditions for people to return, recover, and build a more stable future.
Read more: https://t.co/2gUizgekUz
In Iraq’s Amriyat Al-Fallujah, years of conflict and displacement forced families from their homes and left entire communities struggling to recover.
For many, returning home was only the first step.
How can we build trust to shape effective public policies on migration?
Join policymakers, experts & partners from around the world at the International Dialogue on Migration next week to explore practical solutions through cooperation, innovation & people-centered approaches.
New beginnings bring hope. 🌞
Explore how Operation Welcome, launched by the Brazilian Government and supported by IOM, has helped Venezuelans start over, find new opportunities and make a home in Brazil.
👉 View the photo story here: https://t.co/EM3IqZ4jqb
At Azraq Camp in Jordan, members of the Donor Advisory Group saw how @IOM_Jordan, @Refugees and partners are supporting Syrian refugees who choose to return home.
For those considering return, access to reliable information and practical assistance can make all the difference!
Winter is approaching in #Ukraine, where damaged homes, attacks on energy infrastructure and unaffordable heating costs risk forcing families to leave again.
IOM is calling for urgent support to help keep families stay safely in their homes.
IOM is working with governments and employers to improve skills recognition, promote ethical recruitment and protect migrant workers from exploitation.
Stronger cooperation can help ensure migration benefits workers, families and communities.
Read more👇 https://t.co/xmBd6vzDlq
Around 18.5 million people born in India live abroad, making it the world’s largest diaspora.
As countries face aging workforces, @IOMchief highlights the need for safe, fair migration pathways that benefit workers and economies.
Less than 7 per cent of IOM's 2026 Ukraine Crisis Response Plan has been funded. Urgent support is needed to help communities withstand the months ahead.
Read more: https://t.co/6maocAljiQ
Ukrainians who returned home after fleeing war risk being displaced again this winter.
Latest IOM findings show recent returnees are likely to consider leaving again, as damaged housing, attacks on energy infrastructure & rising heating costs make it harder for families to stay.
Displacement is more than losing a home.
With support from the Myanmar Humanitarian Fund, IOM and partners have reached 375,000+ people with shelter and relief items, health and psychosocial support, and site management and coordination.
IOM has already assisted more than 10,000 people with emergency relief and recovery support.
Urgent funding is needed to help families secure safe housing, rebuild livelihoods and access essential services.
Read more: 👇 https://t.co/QuX1vSLxjZ
Two months after Colombia’s earthquake, at least 57,000 people risk being left without critical aid as El Niño intensifies.
Nearly 487,000 people were affected, and IOM’s emergency appeal remains less than a quarter funded.