International Organization for Migration (IOM) office in Nairobi, Kenya was established in 1993, following a cooperation agreement signed between IOM and the Government of Kenya in 1983. IOM Kenya has been delivering on the promise of migration by working with the Government of Kenya, development partners, private sector, civil society organizations, and other relevant stakeholders to seize the op
portunities and tackle the challenges of migration, while supporting the transformative journeys of migrants, vulnerable communities, and refugees. IOM is committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration benefits migrants and society to save lives and protect people on the move, drive solutions to displacements, and facilitate pathways for regular migration. In Kenya, we achieve this through:
- Labour Mobility and Migrant Protection
- Immigration and Border Governance
- Recovery and Resilience
- Migration Health
- Resettlement and Movement Management
- Data, Research and Policy
IOM Kenya field offices include:
- Nairobi
- Dadaab
- Kakuma
- Mandera and
- Mombasa
It also manages the following Centers
- Migration Health Assessment Centers on Gigiri
- Eastleigh Community Wellness Center (Eastlands)
- Transit Center