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UNHCR REPRESENTATIVE AND DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF REFUGEES IN TANZANIA VISITED IOM MAKERE PROCESSING CENTRE, 25 JULY 2019
The United High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Representative, Ms. Chansa Kapaya and the Director of the Department of Refugees in Tanzania, Mr Sudi Exon Mwakibasi visited IOM Makere Processing Centre on 25 July 2019.
IOM DONATED EQUIPMENT WORTH 70,000 USD TO MURGWANZA AND NYAMIHAGA HOSPITALS IN KAGERA REGION, TANZANIA, 23 JULY 2019
IOM Donated Equipment Worth 70,000 USD to Murgwanza and Nyamihaga Hospitals in Kagera Region. The donation event took place at Murgwanza hospital in Kagera district on 23 July 2019. IOM was represented by the IOM Chief of Mission (CoM) to Tanzania, Dr.
IOM TANZANIA KICKED OFF A ROLL-OUT TRAINING WORKSHOP ON IDENTIFICATION AND PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE TO VULNERABLE MIGRANTS
14th August 2019, IOM Tanzania kicked off a three day roll-out training workshop on Identification and Provision of Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants in Dar es salaam, Tanzania. The training workshop aims to improve knowledge and skills with regards to the identification and assistance to vulnerable migrants, including unaccompanied and separated migrant children (UASC’s).
ENGAGEMENT OF RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN PREVENTING AND RESPONDING TO TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS AND DIFFERENT FORMS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDRENS
Kigoma – IOM, the UN Migration Agency in collaboration with the President Office- Regional Administration and Local Government through Regional Administrative Secretary (RAS) Office and Kasulu District Council facilitated community dialogue session with religious leaders from 21 wards of Kasulu District Council on 22nd and 23rd July 2019.
PARTICIPANTS CALL FOR ROBUST IMPLEMENTATION OF MIGRANT REGISTRATION STRATEGY DOCUMENT AS WORKSHOP CONCLUDES IN DAR ES SALAAM
Dar es Salaam, 4 July – A three-day workshop that validated a revised landmark migrant registration strategy document, which will be used to guide the path towards the status determination of an estimated 500,000 long-term irregular migrants residing in the United Republic of Tanzania, ended today in Dar es Salaam with robust appeals for its achievement.