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Cotabato Sub-Office Update Jan2014 IOM Philippines Humanitarian Response in Mindanao Conflict Affected Communities January 2014 IOM Philippines Background: Since 1992, IOM has supported the design and implementation of some of the largest peace process operations in the IOM established its office world including in Mindanao. The second largest island of the in the Philippines in 1975. Philippines, Mindanao is home to more than 20 million people of diverse In 1988, the Philippines ethno-linguistic backgrounds. Of this number, about 5 million are Muslims, who belong to at least 13 ethno-linguistic groups. IOM setup its became an IOM Member Cotabato sub-office in 2008 as response to the massive displacements State – among the first and humanitarian needs brought by the GPH-MILF peace talks Member States in Asia, breakdown over the ancestral domains claim. Since then, IOM assisted with Manila as one of the cumulatively about 2,328,545 displaced individuals (1,187,558 men first regional IOM offices and 1,140,987 women) or 465,709 displaced families with various in late 1996. In 2003, the cluster activities, community-based awareness and interactive sessions on CCCM, shelter and health, and prevention of human trafficking. Global Administrative Centre was established in Current Projects Manila (now known as 1. CERF- UFE and DFID (in Maguindanao, North Cotabato, and Sultan MAC), and provides Kudarat provinces) global support in the CCCM-DRR training, camp/evacuation center management support areas of finance, human based on national/regional guidelines and international standards resources management, alternative transitional shelter (ATS) and non-food items (NFI) for information technology, IDPs affected by floods and conflict staff security, project repair of health posts and upgrading of health equipment or tracking, and health claims facilities interactive community mapping processing, among others. 2. Japan (Humanitarian Communications component of Humanitarian IOM is a member of the Assistance to Mindanao) UN Country humanitarian communications (e.g. materials, trainings) for ARMM and Framework Agreement for Bangsamoro (FAB) areas Team/Humanitarian focus group discussions (FGD) and policy dialogues (on Country Team (UN displacements and impacts of gender and conflict) with the ARMM CT/HCT). IOM is the co- regional government and the FAB entities (e.g. Bangsamoro lead agency of the Development Agency/BDA, Bangsamoro Transition Department of Social Commission/BTC) Welfare and 3. Return and Reintegration Assistance for Victims of Trafficking (VoT) Development (DSWD) in support to the Manila-based counter-trafficking unit for the VoT the Camp Coordination domestic returns and reintegration packages on technical and Camp Management assistance and basic livelihoods; includes coordination with ARMM (CCCM) Cluster for IACAT internally displaced persons (IDP). Partnerships Mindanao Humanitarian Team (MHT): UN-OCHA, UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP, UNFPA, WHO and NGOs ARMM Regional government, ARMM IACAT, LGUs, BTC and BDA Civil society organizations (CSO): MTB, MYROi, HOM, Blas Ople Center Marco Boasso, Chief of Mission 28th Floor. Citibank Tower. Paseo de Roxas. Makati City | Tel: +63 2 230 1999 | Fax: +63 2 848 1257 E-mail: [email protected] | Website: www.iom.int| Twitter: @IOM_Philippines .
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