Direct Assistance in the areas of shelter, social support, and non-food items. IOM Egypt provides direct assistance services for migrants in forms of financial assistance, medical assistance, education assistance, and housing and legal assistance. The MPA team is guided by a set of criteria to determine the amount of assistance, who should receive it and for how long.
Egypt Migration Crisis Operational Framework
Requested 9,700,000 | Received: 7,466,534 | Percentage funded: 77%
Shelter and Non-food items

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Direct Assistance and Related ServicesAmount Requested: USD 2,000,000.00 Amount Received: USD 1,741,909.00Objective:
Direct Assistance in the areas of shelter, social support, and non-food items. IOM Egypt provides direct assistance services for migrants in forms of financial assistance, medical assistance, education assistance, and housing and legal assistance. The MPA team is guided by a set of criteria to determine the amount of assistance, who should receive it and for how long.Beneficiaries: 600 migrants and refugees
Health Support

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Medical AssistanceAmount Requested: USD 1,200,000.00 Amount Received: USD 455,382.00Objective:
Medical Assistance focuses on assisting the migrants in the main countries of destination and in the resettlement countries, and the provision of medical assistance to migrants in Egypt.Beneficiaries: 2,500 migrants and refugees
Psychosocial Support

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Migrant AssistanceAmount Requested: USD 300,000.00 Amount Received: USD 0.00Objective:
Migrant Assistance aims at bolstering the well-being and protection of vulnerable migrants in Egypt through the provision of tailored assistance on a case-by-case basis. Beneficiaries include victims of trafficking (VoTs), survivors of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV), as well as other vulnerable groups.Beneficiaries: 400 migrants -
Promoting community cohesion for Syrian female refugees and members of their hosting communitiesAmount Requested: USD 600,000.00 Amount Received: USD 600,000.00Objective:
The project aims to promote social cohesion between Syrian female refugees and other females of the hosting communities in Egypt whilst promoting gender equality. This overall objective will be achieved by increasing their access to quality and migrant-friendly health care, education, and livelihood opportunities as well as by reducing gender inequalities within the targeted communities. The project will also aim to indirectly benefit male members of the targeted communities, who will engage and benefit from community cohesion events.Beneficiaries: 2,000 direct beneficiaries and 4,000 indirect beneficiaries (Syrian female migrants and refugees)
(Re)integration Assistance

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Assisted Voluntary Return and ReintegrationAmount Requested: USD 3,000,000.00 Amount Received: USD 2,931,846.00Objective:
Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) is a core activity of IOM which enables tens of thousands of migrants return home every year. To date, IOM Egypt has helped a total of 2,224 migrants from all around the world return home, and supported the reintegration of 1,375 returnees. This includes foreign migrants from Egypt returning to their countries of origin, as well as Egyptian migrants returning to Egypt with reintegration grants to help them better settle in their countries of origin.Beneficiaries: 500 migrants
Counter-Trafficking and Protection of Vulnerable Migrants

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Reinforcing Egyptian governmental efforts to combat trafficking in personsAmount Requested: USD 2,600,000.00 Amount Received: USD 1,737,397.00Objective:
SETIP aims at reinforcing Egyptian governmental efforts to combat trafficking in persons by scaling up the prosecution of trafficking cases and strengthening the protection of victims in Egypt. SPHERE strengthens protection for victims of human trafficking (VoTs) and vulnerable migrants in Egypt while preventing irregular migration and human trafficking in line with objectives of the National Strategy on Preventing and Combatting Human Trafficking 2016-2021.Beneficiaries: 500 migrants and refugees
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