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Internal IOM Instruction (INS)

Guidance Note on aAssisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration for Migrants With Health Needs

This Guidance Note focuses on Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) of migrants with health needs. This Guidance Note is an internal IOM tool, intended to help project developers and implementers, as well as staff members responsible for the review and endorsement of projects, to apply the standards of the Organization in performance of their functions. In case aforementioned IOM staff needs to deviate from this Guidance Note, the Department of Migration Management (DMM) - Migrant Assistance Division (MAD) and Migration Health Division (MHD) - need to be consulted.
Country
Worldwide
Region
Worldwide
Authors
Department Of Migration Management
Year
2016

Global Estimates on Trafficking and Forced Labour: Guidance for IOM Staff

It is important that the Organization and its staff cite the same global estimates on trafficking in persons so that one organizational voice is ensured. The below provides a discussion on the main global estimates in circulation. It also offers guidance on how to cite and contextualize the estimates in IOM reports, press releases and other print documentation, or when asked for information by an internal or external counterpart, such a journalist. It is important to note that IOM does not promote the estimates outlined below. They should instead serve only as points of reference and should always be attributed to the agency or researcher that proposed them.
Country
Worldwide
Region
Worldwide
Authors
Department Of Migration Management

IN/220: Identification of Victims of Trafficking for Purposes of IOM Protection Through Direct Assistance

This Guidance Note is an internal IOM tool that is intended to help Regional Thematic Specialists as well as Chiefs of Mission, Heads of Office and project developers to apply the appropriate standards of the Organization in performance of their functions. This Guidance Note focuses on the criteria for the correct identification of victims of trafficking, exploitation, abuse etc.
Country
Worldwide
Region
Worldwide
Authors
Department Of Migration Management
Year
2014

IN/219: Assessing Risk when Assisting Victims of Trafficking

This Guidance Note is an internal IOM tool that is intended to help Regional Thematic Specialists as well as Chiefs of Mission, Heads of Office and project developers to apply the appropriate standards of the Organization in performance of their functions. This Note focuses on the provision of guidelines on how best to carry out general and specific risks assessments, on when a risk assessment should start, on its length and on its updating and monitoring needs.
Country
Worldwide
Region
Worldwide
Authors
Department Of Migration Management
Year
2014

IN/198: Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) for Trafficked Migrants

This Guidance Note is an internal IOM tool that is intended to help Regional Thematic Specialists as well as Chiefs of Mission, Heads of Office and project developers to apply the appropriate standards of the Organization in performance of their functions. In case aforementioned IOM staff needs to deviate from this Guidance Note, DMM must be consulted. This Guidance Note focuses on Assist Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) for Trafficked Migrants.
Country
Worldwide
Region
Worldwide
Authors
Department Of Migration Management
Year
2012

Media Access to IOM Beneficiaries Who Have Been Traficked

This Guidance Note is an internal IOM tool that is intended to help Regional Thematic Specialists as well as Chiefs of Mission, Heads of Office and project developers to apply the appropriate standards of the Organization in performance of their functions. In case aforementioned IOM staff needs to deviate from this Guidance Note, DMM must be consulted. This Guidance Note focuses on Media Access to IOM Beneficiaries who have been Trafficked.
Country
Worldwide
Region
Worldwide
Year
2012

Guidance Note on How to Mainstream Protection Across IOM Crisis Response (or the Migration Crisis Operational Framework Sectors of Assistance)

This Guidance Note provides guidance for the mandatory mainstreaming of humanitarian protection principles into IOM’s response to crises. This note is intended to help every IOM staff involved in crisis response to apply these standards in performance of their functions when assessing, designing, developing, endorsing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating the following: a) IOM responses to crises and b) projects falling under one or more of the MCOF sectors of assistance. In case an IOM staff member needs to deviate from this Guidance Note, the staff member or Chief of Mission concerned must contact the Department of Operations and Emergencies. It is mandatory for IOM staff members and specifically for Chiefs of Missions to ensure adherence to this guidance note and to follow up with the Department.
Country
Worldwide
Region
Worldwide
Year
2016