International Organization For Migration

Last modified: 
08/03/2023 - 3:25pm

Established in 1951, IOM is today a proactive,responsive and results-oriented intergovernmental organization dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration worldwide by serving the policy and programme needs of governments and migrants

Acronym: 
IOM
Organisation Type: 
International Civil Society Organisation
Founding Year: 
1951
Country of Origin: 
CH
Scope: 
International
Country/ies of Operation: 
Lebanon
Switzerland
Intervention Sector(s): 
Development
Displaced Population
Gender issues
Health
Shelter and Non-Food Items
Contact person's position: 
na
Contact person's email: 
Contact person's phone number: 
N/A
Address: 
IOM
Nicolas Sursock street next to Chinese Embassy and Lycee National school
Jnah , Beirut
Lebanon
Beirut LB
City: 
Jnah
Street: 
Nicolas Sursock street
Additional: 
next to Chinese Embassy and Lycee National school
Email: 
iombeirut@iom.int
Contact person's name: 
na
Partnerships: 
N/A

Calls

Call

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Lebanon is key UN agency engaged in addressing the root causes of irregular migration and supporting vulnerable communities. Through its program “Safe in Lebanon: Promoting Health and Well-Being in Communities Prone to Irregular Migration,” IOM aims to enhance access to health services—including mental health and psychosocial support—while also strengthening academic research capacities on migration.

Wednesday, 30 April 2025
Call

The IOM country office in Lebanon is implementing programmes aimed at improving access to labour mobility pathways for Syrian refugees in Lebanon. The primary focus of the programmes is to promote access to complementary labour pathways as durable solutions for Syrian refugees while providing additional support for upskilling Lebanese nationals. This will be done through four outcome areas: skills development, job matching, migration planning and post-arrival integration.

Wednesday, 30 April 2025

Resources

Resource

Over three years after it began, the Syria crisis continues to weigh extremely heavily upon Lebanon. Around a quarter of its population is now made up of refugees, whose needs remain dire even as the resources available to address them appear to be shrinking.

Resource

Since March 2012, several towns and villages in the North, the Bekaa and the South started receiving Lebanese families who fled Syria, against the backdrop of sectarian conflicts. Most of those families left their hometown decades ago and got Syrian citizenship.

Events

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Press Releases

Press Release

DTM Sudan field teams have recorded a significant increase in cross-border movement from Egypt to Sudan. The total number of returnees has increased by 44 per cent in only three weeks, from 114,457 individuals reported in Return Monitoring Alert (1) to an estimated 165,330 individuals.

Press Release

On 19 April 2025, DTM field teams reported that approximately 220 households were displaced from Burush village in Um Kadadah locality, North Darfur due to increased insecurity. Households were primarily displaced to other locations within Um Kadadah locality, North Darfur. The situation remains tense and unpredictable.

Jobs

Job

Under the overall supervision of Resources Management Officer and the direct supervision of the Budget Officer in coordination with the Grant Manager, the incumbent will be responsible for providing administrative & financial support to the programmes being carried out through implementing partners (IPs).

Tuesday, 13 May 2025
Job

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Lebanon is seeking to hire an experienced Engineer Consultant to support construction and rehabilitation projects at BCPs in Lebanon. The consultant will work under the Immigration and Border Governance unit and will maintain close coordination with technical focal points designated by the Lebanese General Security Directorate.

Tuesday, 25 February 2025
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Projects

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