Managing Migration for the Benefit of All
What's new
07.01.2009
IOM conducted an Assessment of Migration Management in Armenia
IOM Mission in Armenia published a booklet to mark 15 years of operations in Armenia
MOLDOVA - Increasing Efficiency of Remittance Flows
Churches call on Moldovans to unite through prayer for the ones affected by migration Kazakhstan does not allocate enough resources for physical protection of victims of human trafficking - IOMInternational conference on labor migration issues held in Dushanbe
Tajik FM, IOM mission head discuss cooperation in combating human trafficking
MOLDOVA – Taking Small Steps Towards the Future
Belarus studies Austrian experience of introducing biometric technologiesQairoqqum forum on migration issues ends with signing of coalition agreement
Brunson McKinley: migration issues should be settled on regional level
Armenia – IOM Builds the Capacities of Staff of Newly Established Labour Migrant Support PointCIS Executive Committee, IOM Administration to sign memorandum on mutual understanding in Minsk
Georgia - IOM Evaluates Needs, Expands Aid to Displaced Families in West
Belarus - Belarus SBC praises cooperation with IOM on human trafficking prevention
Georgia - Needs of Displaced Persons Remain Considerable Despite Some Returns
Georgia – Expanding Relief Efforts to the West
Georgia – Assisting Vulnerable Displaced Families, Calling for Funds
Georgia – IOM Appeals for Funds, Mobilizes Staff
IOM and UNDP join efforts to combat human trafficking in Armenia
Belarus - Belarus is prepared to introduce biometric passports, IOM says
Photo exhibition “Tajikistan: World of Labor Migration” opens in Khorog
Moldova - Information Campaign Targets Students
Georgia - Deus ex Machina: “Mobility Partnership” for Georgian Migrants
Ukraine - Racist attacks on rise
Moldova - Trafficking Not As Bad As the U.S. Thinks
Belarus - Gomel to host seminar on human trafficking May 28-29
Moldova - The Countertraffickers
Moldova - Enhanced capacities for migration management in the republic of Moldova
Ukraine - One-year anniversary of the “527” counter-trafficking toll-free hotline in Ukraine
Tajikistan - Tajik FM, IOM’s regional representative discuss migrant rights protection issues
Belarus to host gathering of volunteers of human trafficking prevention movement
Tajikistan-Artists Unite against Human Trafficking
Armenia - Study tour of key Armenian Government Officials to Sweden
Moldova - Mobilizing the Diaspora’s resources to develop the country
Ukraine-Launch of a Nationwide Information Campaign to Prevent Human Trafficking
Ukraine- Honouring Efforts of Ukrainians to Counter Human Trafficking
Migration Perspectives in Eastern Europe and Central Asia - 2006
IOM TCC, with the support of the US Department of State’s Bureau for Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM), has recently published the report on "Migration Perspectives in Eastern Europe and Central Asia". The report provides an innovative collection of migration articles, focusing on migration trends, future priorities and migration challenges in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova, the Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan and should serve as a reference tool for the EECA governments, migration authorities, donors and scholars.
New Baseline Research on Smuggling of Migrants in, from and through Central Asia
IOM TCC has recently finalized the report, “Baseline Research on Smuggling of Migrants in, from and through Central Asia”. A result of one of the components of the Central Asia Partnership Group Programme Initiative, funded by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA), the report provides baseline information and analysis on smuggling of migrants in the Central Asian states of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan.
Who we are
TCC was established in 1997 to provide expertise, program design and implementation support to address the unique migration management needs in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA). By providing a mechanism for information and exchange among the region's IOM Missions and disseminating resources on international practices, TCC also serves as a regional clearinghouse migration-related legislative resources, studies and services.
Recent Events
IOM has launched the First Travelling Film Festival on Migrant and Human Rights in Central Asia entitled “Rights in the Spotlight”. The festival started with screenings in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, and will travel to Tajikistan. Read more...
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Central Asia Partnership Group (CAPG)
The CAPG aims to promote the peaceful and democratic development of the Central Asian states, and consists of IOM, the Danish Institute for Human Rights and the Danish Refugee Council.