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IOM Migration Health Promotion Programme

Global (MENA, Europe/Central Asia, Africa, Asia-Pacific), Multi-Regional

IOMs global Migration Health Programme ensures migrants access high-quality, culturally and linguistically appropriate health services while strengthening health systems. The programme takes a route-based approach, strategically planning interventions along migration corridors with local communities. In MENA region alone, IOM provides approximately 1 million consultations annually through health facilities and mobile clinics, conducts 34,000+ health promotion sessions, and supports immunization services. Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) uses community-based, interdisciplinary approaches including psychosocial mobile teams. The programme addresses communicable diseases (TB, HIV), non-communicable diseases, and climate-related health risks. Aligned with Global Compact for Migration and SDG Goal 3.

Behavior Goal

Ensure migrants access quality health services and integrate migrant health into national Universal Health Coverage plans

Implementers & Partners

  • International Organization for Migration (IOM)
  • National Ministries of Health
  • WHO

Donors & Sponsors

  • Various bilateral donors
  • IOM Member States

Key Takeaways

  • 11 million consultations annually in MENA region alone
  • 234,000+ health promotion sessions conducted
  • 3Route-based approach plans interventions along migration corridors
  • 4Psychosocial mobile teams deliver MHPSS in transit/destination
  • 5Culturally and linguistically appropriate services emphasized
  • 6Aligned with Global Compact for Migration and SDG Goal 3

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