Eight years displaced. Twenty journeys of displacement. One cup of coffee. ☕
For Um Muhammad, returning home to Idlib meant making coffee under her own roof again — with her family by her side.
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Millions of Syrians are still displaced. For those who have returned, damaged homes, limited services and the cost of rebuilding remain major obstacles.
Learn how safe shelter is helping families like Um Muhammad’s take the first steps toward recovery: storyteller.iom.int/stories/…
From Yemen’s West Coast to the shores of Djibouti, families are being uprooted again and again. In Lebanon and Syria, many who have returned are struggling to rebuild their lives.
New @DTM_IOM analysis shows where people are moving and what they need: ow.ly/1uao5100ST7
This #UNDay, we are looking at what a stronger UN means.
Through the UN Network on Migration, IOM is working across the UN system to deliver better for migrants, displaced people and communities worldwide.
More than 268,000 people have been displaced in Yemen as fighting intensifies, while thousands flee by sea to Djibouti.
Latest figures compiled by IOM show 3,836 Yemenis have arrived in Djibouti, half of them children.
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IOM is providing shelter, clean water, health care and protection to people affected by the crisis.
Needs are rising faster than aid can reach families. With a USD 30 million funding gap, urgent support is needed to keep pace.
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Zohor and her children are among the hundreds of thousands of people displaced by renewed fighting in Yemen.
After arriving in Aden, IOM registered them for emergency assistance through the Rapid Response Mechanism, which supports families newly displaced by conflict.
For families forced to leave everything behind, timely support can make all the difference. As displacement continues to rise, additional funding is urgently needed to help provide lifesaving assistance.
Read Zohor's story: iom.int/ZBw
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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
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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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: iom.int/ZBU
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.
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.
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: iom.int/ZB3
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: storyteller.iom.int/stories/…
