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About
ABOUTIn 2014, the Governments of the Philippines and the United States launched the MICIC Initiative to address the impact of crises conflicts and natural disasters on migrants.
MICIC
MICIC
IOM Global
IOM Global
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Our Work
Our WorkThe International Organization for Migration (IOM) supports its counterparts and partners in the implementation of the MICIC Guidelines through a comprehensive offer of capacity building tools and services.
Capacity Building
Capacity Building
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- 2030 Agenda
MICIC E-learning Courses for Emergency Responders and Consular Staff
In our increasingly interconnected and mobile world, the movement of people across borders has reached unprecedented levels. Foreign service staff plays a crucial role in assisting nationals abroad with travel advice, documentation, and support. When these nationals find themselves in crisis-affected areas due to conflicts or natural disasters, the assistance provided by foreign services becomes even more critical in ensuring their safety.
Additionally, as our communities become more diverse, it is essential to recognize the impact of emergencies on migrants and host communities. By empowering migrants to actively participate in emergency management, alongside local-level practitioners, the collective response to crises can be significantly strengthened.
MICIC capacity building, facilitated through e-learning courses for foreign service staff and local-level practitioners, is instrumental in equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively address the needs of individuals during emergencies. This inclusive approach fosters resilience and ensures that no one is left behind, leading to more robust and timely responses to crises.