Welcome to the IOM migrant centres toolkit - a repository of guidance and tools related to Migrant Resource and Response Mechanisms (MRRM) facilities

Depending on the context and on the level of engagement of central governments and local authorities, this entry describes four models for the management of migrant centres: IOM managed centres, Centres managed through implementing partners, government managed centres and co-managed centres.

2014年6月27日 · Viet Nam’s first MRC is located at DOLAB’s main office in the capital of Hanoi. It opened in May 2012 to provide direct and independent information to migrants, and to raise awareness among the public and stakeholders of the risks of irregular labour migration.

In 2015, IOM Cambodia established a Migration Response Center (MRC) in Poi Pet to provide assistance to Cambodian migrants and victims of trafficking returning from Thailand. Managed in close coordination with the Cambodian Government, the MRC was handed over to state authorities in 2019, now fully in charge of its management.

Defining Migrant Resource Centres. No commonly-agreed definition of a Migrant Resource Centre/ Migrant Service Centre. MRC physical structures which provide independent and impartial services to male and female migrants, on legal migration procedures, rights and responsibilities, information on protection.

This project aims to facilitate integration in the US and safe migration of Micronesian nationals through the creation of Migrant Resource Centres (MRC). Through the MRC, IOM and its Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) Government partners will be able to deliver pre-departure orientation training, awareness raising on the risks of human ...

This Handbook seeks to provide guidance for those considering setting up an MRC on issues of institutional structure, service design and delivery and the resources required.

2023年2月27日 · IOM Migration Response Centres (MRCs) provide protection and support to migrants along key routes. Located in Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia, MRCs offer

IOM has learned through its many years of experience how to best identify, assist, protect, and respond to migrants, including through its Migrant Resource and Response Mechanisms (MRRMs). MRRMs are developed with key partners

IOM supports the establishment and running of various Migrant Resource Centres (MRCs) globally, as a “one-stop shop” for inform ation and services for migrants in both source and host countries. Depending on the specific national context, MRCs may take on different