IOM Botswana

22/06/2026

Ready to launch your global career with IOM?

Applications are now open for the IOM Global Access Internship Programme 2026, offering hands-on experience across multiple functions and duty stations worldwide.

Current opportunities include:
• Programme and Liaison Support – Brussels, Belgium
• AI Solutions and Operational Support – Quito, Ecuador
• Health Assessment Programmes – Athens, Greece
• Human Resources – Panama City, Panama
• Supply Chain – Dakar, Senegal
• Protection – Pretoria, South Africa

Qualified Batswana candidates are encouraged to explore current openings and review the eligibility requirements for roles aligned with their academic background, skills and interests. 🇧🇼

🔗 Application links are available in the comments.

17/06/2026

🇧🇼 Drought is not new to Botswana. Major drought episodes have been recorded in every decade since independence, highlighting the importance of building resilience before the next dry season arrives.

Healthy land is our first line of defence. Restoring degraded ecosystems helps protect livelihoods, strengthen food security and support communities in adapting to a changing climate.

On , explore seven practical ways to restore land and build resilience for people and the planet. ⬇️🌍

15/06/2026

IOM Botswana and the Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs hosted a national consultation, supported by the EU Delegation to Botswana, bringing together key government stakeholders to advance the next phase of Botswana’s Global Compact for Migration implementation.

Discussions focused on defining implementation priorities, developing a clear roadmap, and leveraging the SADC Global Compact for Migration and Regional Migration Policy Framework (GCM/RMPF) Matrix to strengthen national follow-up and contribute to regional reporting.

The consultation marked an important step towards translating policy commitments into coordinated action and measurable progress.

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

As we celebrate , we reflect on how climate change is affecting daily life in .

As environmental conditions change, people are travelling further each day to access water, livelihoods and essential services.

05/06/2026

02/06/2026

Strengthening partnerships for impactful research and collaboration

IOM Botswana recently met with Professor Doreen Ramogola-Masire, Deputy Vice Chancellor for Research and Enterprise at the University of Botswana_Official, to explore opportunities for strengthened collaboration.

Discussions focused on advancing research on migration governance and promoting joint capacity-building initiatives. Potential collaboration was also identified in border management and counter-trafficking, including engagement with the University’s Institute for Combatting Illicit Financial Flows (ICIFF).

Both parties reaffirmed their commitment to continued partnership in areas of mutual interest.🇧🇼🤝

25/05/2026