Main results achieved
Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR)
51 Vulnerable migrants
unwilling or unable to stay in their host countries identified, referred, reached through awareness raising initiatives or assisted in the voluntary return to their country of origin.
Awareness Raising Initiatives
65.000 Vulnerable migrants
Reached through outreach activities to inform about available assistance, safe migration and asylum procedures.
Capacity Building
500 National actors (government officials, civil society and service providers)
Trained on international laws, mixed movements management, migrants rights, law enforcement and international protection.
Child Protection
11.100 Children on the move and refugees
Assisted, received education, medical and psychosocial support, involved in recreational activities, successfully reintegrated or reunited with families.
350 National actors (government officials, civil society and service providers)
Strengthened technical and institutional capacities for the provision of adequate services to vulnerable children and best interest determination (BID).
Direct Assistance
600 asylum-seekers and refugees
Had access to national primary health and secondary health care.
Registration, Refugee Status Determination (RSD)
24.700 Asylum seekers and refugees
Newly registered by UNHCR.
284.000 Asylum seekers and refugees
provided with continuous registration services including certificates and documentation.
9.700 Asylum seekers
whose Refugee Status Determination/Appeal procedures were finalized.
Total budget
€ 8.5 MILLION
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Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR)
50 Vulnerable migrants
unwilling or unable to stay in their host countries identified, referred, reached through awareness raising initiatives or assisted in the voluntary return to their country of origin.
Capacity Building
300 National actors (government officials, civil society and service providers)
Trained on international laws, mixed movements management, migrants rights, law enforcement and protection.
Child protection
2100 Children on the move
Assisted, received education, medical and psychosocial support, involved in recreational activities, successfully reintegrated or reunited with families.
39 children on the move
placed in families receiving alternative care.
40 families
trained and ready to foster a child.
50 National actors (government officials, civil society and service providers)
Strengthened technical and institutional capacities for the provision of adequate services to vulnerable children and best interest determination (BID).
PHASE 1 (2016-18) € 1.5 MILLION
PHASE 3 (2019-20) € 0.7 MILLION
PHASE 5 (2021-23) € 0.8 MILLION
PHASE 6 (2023-24) € 1.5 MILLION
Capacity Building
300 National actors (government officials, civil society and service providers)
Atrained UNHCR’s mandate and responsibilities, the difference between refugees and migrants status, national asylum procedures, international and national laws, refugee rights and obligations, the principle of non-refoulement, and referral systems.
Direct Assistance
600 asylum-seekers and refugees
Had access to national primary health and secondary health care.
Registration, Refugee Status Determination (RSD)
24.700 Asylum seekers and refugees
Newly registered by UNHCR.
9.700 Asylum seekers
whose Refugee Status Determination/Appeal procedures were finalized.
284.000 Asylum seekers and refugees
provided with continuous registration services including certificates and documentation.
PHASE 1 (2016-18) € 0.2 MILLION
PHASE 4 (2020-21) € 0.6 MILLION
PHASE 5 (2021-23) € 0.7 MILLION
PHASE 6 (2023-24) € 2.0 MILLION
Awareness Raising Initiatives
65.000 Vulnerable migrants
Reached through outreach activities to inform about available assistance, safe migration and asylum procedures.
Child Protection
9.000 Children on the move
Assisted, received education, medical and psychosocial support, involved in recreational activities, successfully reintegrated or reunited with families.
300 National actors (government officials, civil society and service providers)
Strengthened technical and institutional capacities for the provision of adequate services to vulnerable children and best interest determination (BID).