Meet IOM's newest Goodwill Ambassadors!
Pritika Swarup, Luiza Brunet, Fatoumata Diawara, Deo Kato & Nicolas Brice Moumi Ngamaleu are lending their voices for migrants and displaced people worldwide.
Learn why this matters to them. https://t.co/S7UbNb2iwa
Arrivals down. π Deaths up. π
Nearly 2,300 people have died or gone missing on maritime migration routes to Europe in 2026, even as arrivals by sea have fallen.
Behind every number is a person. Every loss is one too many.
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When crisis forces a family to flee home, their first need is simple: safe shelter, with dignity.
Safe shelter is the first step towards recovery.
IOM supports families from emergency shelter to longer-term housing.
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#ShelterFirst
But less than a third of the funding needed has been received.
More support is urgently needed to protect communities across the DRC and neighbouring countries.
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The DRC is facing its largest Ebola outbreak on record, with more than 7,400 confirmed cases.
IOM is strengthening surveillance, health screening and cross-border preparedness to help reduce further spread.
For displaced families, what matters most is whether help arrives when it's needed.
IOM provides shelter, protection, and solutions that restore stability and dignity.
Reaching more people, faster, needs flexible and predictable funding. #HumanitarianReset
I am in New York this week for #UNGA81 to join important conversations on migration and work with partners on practical solutions.
Today's discussions focused on how cities can expand regular pathways and support inclusion, as well as our 70-year partnership with Colombia.
Recovery remains fragile. What happens next will shape whether families can rebuild their lives and stay, or risk being displaced again.
IOM is calling for urgent investment in services, infrastructure and livelihoods.
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More than 5.1 million people have returned home in #Sudan, a rare sign of progress in a prolonged humanitarian crisis, while 8.6 million remain displaced.
Many returnees are going back to damaged homes, closed schools and barely functioning clinics.
New IOM data show nearly 130,000 people have been displaced in #Yemen in weeks as insecurity escalates.
Many have already moved more than once. IOM is calling for urgent support for displaced families and host communities.
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Smugglers work across borders. So must governments.
Nearly 8,000 people died or went missing on migration routes in 2025. At #UNGA81, IOM is urging countries to work together to save lives, combat trafficking and smuggling, and expand safe pathways.
https://t.co/24g4vhcWrZ
Across Africa, young leaders are turning climate mobility ideas into action. π
One year after completing an IOM programme, they are helping communities respond to climate change and displacement.
Time is running out for lifesaving aid in #Sudan.
In less than two weeks, critical shelter supplies will run out. Urgent funding is needed to keep aid moving for 305,000 people.
IOM briefing at @UNGeneva π
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Devastating floods have swept through Nepal, leaving thousands in need of urgent support.
IOM is on the ground, helping affected families including those in hard-to-reach areas.
Join IOM Regional Goodwill Ambassador Pritika Swarup in supporting those who need help most.
Ten years ago today, IOM joined the United Nations system.
Since then, we have worked across the UN and with partners worldwide to support people on the move and help make migration safer and more dignified for all.
Together, we keep moving forward π