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Press release


IOM AND UNICEF SIGN NEW STRATEGIC COLLABORATION FRAMEWORK

18 May 2022

NEW YORK, 18 May 2022 – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and
UNICEF today signed a new Strategic Collaboration Framework solidifying the
organizations’ united commitment towards protecting the rights of migrant
children.

In 2006, UNICEF and IOM signed a Memorandum of Understanding defining the main
areas of cooperation between the two agencies in humanitarian settings. The
well-established operational relationship responding to the pressing issues
facing migrant children around the world has been further strengthened since
that time.

“Strengthening our relationship, UNICEF and IOM will continue to enhance the
capacities of a large spectrum of actors, including Civil Society and
governmental authorities, to assist these children according to their rights and
needs,” said IOM Director General António Vitorino.

“Around the world, migrant children are facing alarming levels of xenophobia,
the socioeconomic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, and limited access to
essential services,” said UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell. “The
growing partnership between UNICEF and IOM will improve our ability to reach
these children with the services, support, and protection they need to make the
most of their lives.”

Signed at UNICEF House in New York prior to a multi-stakeholder dialogue
organized as part of the International Migration Review Forum, the new Framework
brings greater predictability and responsiveness to the partnership by
establishing priorities that target the security and wellness of migrant
children.

This agreement provides an institutional framework to enhance and reinforce
cooperation deeply rooted in and driven by the experience of our partnership in
the field.

Key priorities outlined in the Frameworks include:

 * Capacity building for institutions and actors in charge of direct
   assistance;  
 * Data collection and dissemination to identify protection risks and
   vulnerability patterns among migrant and returnee children;
 * Strengthening the capacity of child-sensitive health and educational services
   and ensuring these services are inclusively available to all children in
   national systems;
 * Increasing cooperation between humanitarian actors and their initiatives to
   aid migrant children;
 * Strengthening child and social protection systems to ensure that they are
   inclusive of all migrant children, and strengthening case management and
   child-sensitive return and reintegration processes; and
 * Influencing policies and systems from the local to international level,
   incentivizing cooperation between relevant humanitarian and development
   institutions and supporting national government agencies.

UNICEF and IOM are currently working to address pressing global challenges and
appeal to other humanitarian organizations and their partners to establish
similar collaborative frameworks to ensure the safety and livelihood of migrant
children.

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ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION

Established in 1951, IOM is the leading intergovernmental organization in the
field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and
non-governmental partners. With 174 member states, a further eight states
holding observer status and offices in over 100 countries, IOM is dedicated to
promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does so by
providing services and advice to governments and migrants.

Learn more about IOM: www.iom.int or follow on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn


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