International Organization for Migration, Nepal

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Office:Nepal

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Vietnam, Rwanda, Cambodia, Bulgaria, Central African Republic...

Vietnam, Rwanda, Cambodia, Bulgaria, Central African Republic, Papua New Guinea, El Salvador, Burkina Faso, Costa Rica, Mauritius, Zambia, Uganda, Spain, Armenia, Colombia, Timor-Leste, Zimbabwe, Cyprus, Turkmenistan, Hong Kong, Mozambique, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bahrain, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Italy, Mali, Algeria, Guinea, Cote d'Ivoire, Tajikistan, Ethiopia, Syria, Mauritania, Gambia, Lebanon, Djibouti, China, Jordan, Burundi, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Georgia, Micronesia, Kuwait, Tanzania, Dem. Rep. Congo, Egypt, Haiti, Malaysia, Senegal, Vanuatu, Mongolia, South Sudan, Morocco, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bolivia, Yemen, Ghana, Libya, Iraq, Australia, Switzerland, UK, Kenya, Tunisia, USA, Uzbekistan, Myanmar, Germany, Philippines, Thailand, North Macedonia, Somalia, Austria, Liberia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ukraine, Belgium, Serbia, Slovenia, Azerbaijan, Greece, Turkey, Kosovo

Address:Lazimpat Sadak, Panipokhari, Ward-3, P.O. Box: 25503, Kathmandu, Nepal

Website: nepal.iom.int

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Migration

Nr. of employees:201-500

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Multilateral

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Active

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Description

Nepal became an IOM member state in 2006. In 2007, the Government of Nepal (GoN) and IOM signed a memorandum of understanding to encourage cooperation and the delivery of services to Nepal, which is a country of origin, transit and destination in terms of migration. IOM’s initial focus was on refugee resettlement. Since then, with its staff of 400 (374 national and 26 international, as of May 2013), IOM has diversified its areas of cooperation with the GoN into various fields.