February 9, 2024
Secondary movements continue among a significant portion of refugees in Armenia, posing challenges to understanding precise numbers and needs at the community level. Despite ongoing challenges, there has been notable progress in supporting refugees’ integration into Armenian society.
Four months after the displacement crisis, significant achievements include:
In collaboration with the Ministry of Health, mobile health clinics provided a range of services to refugees and vulnerable community members, including psychological counseling.
Service | Outcome |
---|---|
Primary health care consultations | 7,305 |
Symptomatic treatment | 2,063 |
Psychological counseling | 1,097 |
Mobile health clinic providing general medicine services, specialized care, and referrals through ArMed. Photo credit: IOM, January 2024.
In Shirak and Gyumri, IOM improved shelter conditions and provided essential household items to vulnerable refugees, focusing on winterization efforts.
Collaborating with the Ministry of Economy, IOM initiated a Labor Force Assessment among forcibly displaced persons to support socioeconomic integration.
Enhanced early warning systems in 15 border communities to improve response capabilities.
IOM continued to support Migration and Citizenship Services with data processing and GIS mapping for refugee registration.
This report is based on the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Armenia Programme Update, 9 February 2024.
For more information: www.iom.int/sites/g/files/tmzbdl486/files/documents/2024-05/iomarmeniaupdate_9feb2024.pdf