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Roots in Resettlement Resettlement Continuum CASE PROCESSING HEALTH ASSISTANCE IOM Resettlement Services PRE-DEPARTURE ORIENTATION MOVEMENT OPERATIONS JAN 2016 IOM and Resettlement - Canada IOM supports Immigration, Refugees

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Roots in Resettlement

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Resettlement Continuum

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 CASE PROCESSING

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IOM Resettlement Services

 HEALTH ASSISTANCE

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 PRE-DEPARTURE ORIENTATION

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JAN 2016

 MOVEMENT OPERATIONS

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IOM and Resettlement - Canada

IOM supports Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in:

File processing
Health assessment
Needs assessments,

cultural and medical profiles

Pre-departure
rientation
Movement/travel
perations

The nature of IOM services depends on various factors, such as the location of refugees, IOM’s capabilities, IRCC’s requirements and conditions in host countries

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IOM Ottawa

IOM Ottawa office opened in 1999. It provides program support and liaison for two activities:

Resettlement Operations and Movements
Canadian Orientation Abroad

Works closely with IRCC, SPOs and SAHs Supports IOM offices abroad in understanding program guidelines Assists IOM offices in implementing program requirements

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2017 Top Tens (24,100)

Top 10 Countries of Departure - 2017

Lebanon 7,103 Jordan 2,666 Turkey 2,452 Sudan 1,929 Kenya 1,342 Pakistan 1,238 Ethiopia 991 Iraq 879 Uganda 785

S. Africa

617 20,002

Top 10 Nationalities of Refugees - 2017

Syria 9,736 Iraq 3,898 Eritrea 2,917 Afghanistan 1,764 Congo (DRC) 1,414 Ethiopia 935 Somalia 877 Burundi 357 Colombia 351

Central African Republic

208 22,457

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2017 Departures

Month Persons January 1,258 February 2,295 March 3,407 April 1,919 May 2,221 June 1,994 July 2,016 August 1,456 September 2,139 October 1,584 November 1,818 December 1,993 Total 24,100

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000

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2018 Departures – So far

Month Persons January 1,292 February 1,589 March 1,973 April 1,796 May 2,278 Total 8,928

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 January February March April May

JAN - MAY 2018

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2017 / 2018 Arrivals by Month

January February March April May June July August September October November December 2017 1258 2295 3407 1919 2221 1994 2016 1456 2139 1584 1818 1993 2018 1292 1589 1973 1796 2278 1258 2295 3407 1919 2221 1994 2016 1456 2139 1584 1818 1993 1292 1589 1973 1796 2278 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000

Arrivals by month

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Identify

how life in Canada will be different

Evaluate

how realistic their expectations are

Retain information

pertinent for their first months in Canada

COA’s Objectives

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234,000+

beneficiaries served

refugees

117,695+

25% youth

COA in Numbers

ESTABLISHED1998

Refugees 50% Family Class 14% Economic 28% Other 8%

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20 permanent sites
Over 40 countries
60 locations

COA’s Reach

Permanent Sites Mobile Sessions

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EXERCISE

Group Activity

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Average of 15 hours over 2 or 3 days; adult and youth-focused curricula Addresses uncertainty by moving from the “known” to the “unknown” Draws from wealth of experience of participants Plants ideas that may grow into attitudes/actions post- arrival

DELIVERY APPROACH

Participant-centred

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COA Updates

IRCC’s targeted service arrangement with

IOM

Specific information for PSRs
Referrals of PSRs to other pre-arrival services

when appropriate

Pre- and post-arrival learning indicators and
utcomes
Increasing uptake of COA among refugees

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