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International Organization for Migration The UN Migration Agency Agenda About IOM IOM in Poland Migrant Info Assisted Voluntary Returns National Platform of Cooperation for Integration MigApp About IOM DIGNIFIED, ORDERLY


  1. International Organization for Migration The UN Migration Agency

  2. Agenda • About IOM • IOM in Poland • Migrant Info • Assisted Voluntary Returns • National Platform of Cooperation for Integration • MigApp

  3. About IOM

  4. DIGNIFIED, ORDERLY AND SAFE MIGRATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL

  5. About IOM • Established in 1951 • The leading intergovernmental organization in the field of migration • Committed to the principle that humane and orderly ly mig igratio ion benefit its mig igrants and so socie iety • IOM works to: • help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, • promote international cooperation on migration issues, • assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems, • provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people.

  6. About IOM • IOM works in the four areas of migration management: • migration and development, • facilitating migration, • regulating migration, • forced migration. • IOM acts with its partners in the international community to: • assist in meeting the growing operational challenges of migration management, • advance understanding of migration issues, • encourage social and economic development through migration, • uphold the human dignity and well-being of migrants. • www.iom.int and www.facebook.com/IOM

  7. Key numbers

  8. IOM in Poland

  9. IOM in Poland • Poland - a member of the IOM since 1992 • The National IOM Office in Warsaw - since 2002 • Local projects: • primarily to help migrants, • promote regular migration and integration of immigrants, • combat human trafficking, • prevent irregular migration and raise awareness about migration. • www.iom.pl

  10. IOM in Poland • Main current projects: • Migrant Info, • Assisted Voluntary Returns Programme, • National Platform of Cooperation for Integration, • Trainings for employers hiring migrants.

  11. Migrant Info

  12. Migrant Info • Established in May 2012 • Aims at facilitating the integration of third-country nationals by increasing their awareness of rights and obligations in Poland • Information campaign: • Migrant Info infoline, • website www.migrant.info.pl, • application for employers hiring foreigners www.aplikacja.migrant.info.pl, • information meetings for migrants. • Direct assistance to migrants in need.

  13. Migrant Info infoline 79 200 • Phone: +48 22 490 20 44 consultations • Monday – Friday • 9 am – 5 pm • Reliable information on the rights and obligations of foreigners in Poland, in particular legalization of work and stay • Languages: Polish, Englidh, Russian, Ukrainian • Other languages via conference call with an interpreter

  14. Website www.migrant.info.pl • Available in 8 languages: Polish, English, Russian, Ukrainian, French, Armenian, Chinese, Vietnamese • Up-to-date information on issues relevant to the good integration of foreigners in Poland, e.g.: • rules of entry (visas), • residence in Poland • Polish citizenship, 5 713 792 • marriage to a Polish citizen, users 18 416 252 • work in Poland, views • education in Poland, • …

  15. Internet application for employers • www.aplikacja.migrant.info.pl • Launched in May 2015 24 606 • Designed to: users • give a case-specific answer whether a certain migrant can be employed and on what conditions, • provide a step by step procedure related to a specific case. 266 612 views

  16. Information meetings • Information meetings for migrants about their rights and obligations in Poland • Main audiences: • foreign students, • working migrants, 6 119 • receiving society. participants • Main topics: • legalization of stay based on studies, • legalization of stay based based on work, • the path from visa to citizenship (via temporary and permament stay permits), • the Card of Pole.

  17. Direct assistance • Migrants who have found themselves in a difficult life situation in Poland, in particular due to fraud, use by the employer or employment agent, discriminatory activities or violence, are able to obtain the most needed support. • They are able to get immediate help to meet basic needs, adapted to their individual situation (e.g.: accomodation, food, emergency medical assistance, etc.).

  18. Assisted Voluntary Retuns

  19. AVR • Program’s beneficiaries: • citizens of countries outside of European Union • persons applied for refugee status and then withdrew or did not pursue their claim • persons refused refugee status and were not granted subsidiary protection or tolarated stay • persons received return decisions • persons residing in Poland without a valid visa or documents authorizing residence • persons identified as victims of trafficking

  20. AVR - reparation of a safe, humane and dignified return • Information and return counselling • Identification of migrants who qualify for the programme • Confirmation with relevant Polish authorities that selected migrants are eligible for AVR assistance • Short-term accommodation and boarding • Verification of validity of travel documents and/or assistance in arranging new travel documents • Arrangement of medical examination of the returnee, when necessary • Provision of translation of medical documentation, in case of migrants with health problems • Provision of interpreter assistance, when necessary • Purchase of tickets for the most convenient mode of transport 684 • Assistance with the journey to the airport of departure or the railway station returnees • Coordination of transportation with IOM offices in the transit / return country in 2017

  21. Country of return in 2017 350 297 300 256 250 200 150 100 50 22 15 15 14 11 11 11 9 7 6 5 5 0 Ukraine Russia Azerbaijan Belarus Vietnam Georgia Tajikistan Uzbekistan Armenia Nepal Kirgistan Iraq Moldova Other

  22. National Platform of Cooperation for Integration

  23. National Platform of Cooperation for Integration • Founded in 2010 with a cooperation with the Ministry of The Interior and Administration • More than 120 members • Forum for the exchange of knowledge and experience between migrant communities, public institutions, non-governmental organizations, business and other entities that play an important role in the integration process • www.krajowaplatforma.pl and www.facebook.com/krajowaplatforma • Platform’s coordinator : Janina Owczarek: phone: +48 22 62 38 185, e-mail: jowczarek@iom.int

  24. MigApp

  25. Safe, Informed Migration

  26. MIGRANT NEEDS • A trusted source of reliable information • Assistance to migrate safely • Low cost money transfer comparison • Information on  risks, visa regulations,  health guidelines,  migrant rights • Family and friends updated on their location • Access to migration services and programs • A secure space tell their story

  27. VALUE PROPOSITION • Providing information to migrants to help them in makin ing in informed decis isions • Reducing the cost of money transfer • Access to reliable migration information organized by ar areas an and loc location • IOM programmes/projects to have a bigg igger im impact • Responding to migrants’ needs for in information/services • Cou ountering human tr trackin ing • Governments and international agencies push information to migrants • Other types of information pushed may include: location of local service providers, visa requirements, travel health requirements, relevant processes, warnings of dangers or risks in the area, local mobile apps

  28. PHASE 1 - FEATURES Health Vaccination MIGRATION Requirements REGISTRATION INFORMATION Global Incidents MONEY TRANSFER SAFE STORAGE Visa Information AVRR VRR - Belgium, Ireland, Turkey, Greece, Netherlands Labour Information MIGRANT SERVICES MY LOCATION Medical Reg egistration - Philippines, Jordon, Global CT Hotlines Nigeria, Ukraine ‘I AM A MIGRANT’ DR. TRANSLATOR IOM Global Health Government Information Clinics Trusted Apps Ethics and Conduct NOTIFICATIONS IOM NEWS QUESTION AND INVITE USER ANSWER

  29. UNDERSTANDING MIGRATION PROFILES & TRENDS • Use big data/ technology to track migration flows in order to respond proactively to emerging issues • Anonymized data (data in the migrant’s profile and migration route that do not identify the migrant) collected through the MigApp will be used to analyse global, regional, or local migration patterns. • Data to feed into future migration-related programming and studies that will help IOM to proactively respond to emerging issues.

  30. BENEFITS FOR IOM & PARTNERS • Providing access to programmes to more migrants • Stats collected and reported from profiles and migration trends • Platform for IOM and partners to publish their services, conduct surveys and gather data • Keeping contact with migrants – two way communication linked to projects

  31. MigApp Social Media Status Face acebook stats 20,197 likes 20,212 followers Average post engagement: 50-100 Twit itter 1,024 Followers Average post engagement: 1-11 people Ins Instagram 1,330 followers Average post engagement: 40-150 people Do Downloads: 5500 Downloads (Android & IOS) Average increase of 1000 per month

  32. Safe, Informed Migration

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