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IOM Indonesia at a Glance
IOM Indonesia is currently one of the Organization's largest missions worldwide, working in close partnership with national and local government institutions, non-governmental agencies, grass-roots community organizations and the wider donor community.

31 new projects implemented in 2008
Over US$76 million operating budget in 2008
Over 600 staff members in 26 offices across the archipelago (2008)
   
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IOM Helps Over 2,800 Indonesian Earthquake Victims Return Home from Hospital

Sang Pemimpi Gala Screening

IOM opens irrigation system to boost productivity for eartquake-affected farmers in Kebon village

IOM Newsletter November-December 2009: Focus on Padang

IOM Launches Temporary Shelter Program for West Sumatra Earthquake Victims



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IOM operations in Indonesia began with the processing of Vietnamese migrants in Tanjung Pnang Riau, in 1979. These efforts were immediately followed by another major operation providing for the care, maintenance and assisted voluntary return of internally displace East Timorese.

IOM’s relationship with the Government of Indonesia extends back to 1991 when Indonesia became a formal Observer in the IOM Council. A Cooperative Agreement signed in 2000 recognized the valuable association established between the Government and IOM towards improving migration management.

IOM Indonesia’s programmes have expanded dramatically both in terms of their geographic reach and target populations, particularly since the tsunami struc Aceh province on the northernmost tip of the island of Sumatra December, 2004. Sub-offices are now located across the country with over 600 staff members working on a wide range of activities.
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IOM Helps Over 2,800 Indonesian Earthquake Victims Return Home from Hospital
West Sumatra 08 January 2010
IOM Helps Over 2,800 Indonesian Earthquake Victims Return Home from Hospital - IOM’s assisted medical return program for victims of the September 30th 2009 West Sumatra Earthquake reached 2,829 patients and family members in the three months following the disaster.
 
The 3-month European Commission Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO)-funded project provided safe transport for victims and their families to return home after medical treatment, focusing on patients who had undergone major surgery, the elderly and the disabled.
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Programmes in Indonesia
  Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management
  Post-Disaster Recovery Response in Aceh and Nias
  Strengthening Sustainable Peace and Development in Aceh
  Yogyakarta, Central Java Earthquake Response
  Padang Earthquake Response
  Regulating Migration
  Counter Trafficking Unit
  Labour Migration
  Technical Cooperation and Capacity Building
  Irregular Migration
  Migration Health
  Community Health Revitalization Programme
  Health Assessment Services
  Migration and Development
  Remittance Corridors and Community Development
  Migration Policy and Research
  Data Collection on Human Trafficking in ASEAN
 

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2,829 beneficiaries were assisted through IOM Assisted Medical Return project ©IOM Indonesia 2009 photo courtesy George Young
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