The displacement tracking matrix (DTM) is a system that IOM uses at the global level to track and monitor displacement and population mobility. This methodology is designed to capture, process, and disseminate information regularly and systematically in order to enable better preparation for and response to migration flows in different parts of the world.
Communication for development (C4D) is a methodology that seeks to generate participatory processes through which local actors can find solutions to promote behavioral changes that bring about social change. IOM has used C4D with great success in other regions, such as Southeast Asia, with the project IOM X. In this case, the “IOM X Roadshow” model will be utilized in Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Mexico.
This video provides information about IOM resettlement operations. Credits: IOM-UN Migration
#NegocioMortal [Deadly Business] is a campaign to provide information about migrant smuggling and the risks. Credits: UNODC and EU
#NegocioMortal [Deadly Business] is a campaign to provide information about migrant smuggling and the risks. Credits: UNODC and EU
#NegocioMortal [Deadly Business] is a campaign to provide information about smuggling migrants and the risks. Credits: UNODC and EU.
#NegocioMortal [Deadly Business] is a campaign to provide information about migrant smuggling and the risks. Credits: UNODC and EU.
#NegocioMortal [Deadly Business] is a campaign to provide information about migrant smuggling and the risks. Credits: UNODC and EU.
This video explains what is trafficking for organ removal and its risks. Credits: IOMX
This video explains what is forced begging and its risks. Credits: IOMX
