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Reintegration of Refused Asylum Seekers and Illegal Migrants Returning Voluntarily to Georgia |
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Special training in shoe design gives a returned Georgian migrant from the Czech Republic a chance to settle down in his homeland, despite the difficult economic conditions and the general lack of opportunities.
Summary
The project, "Reintegration of Refused Asylum Seekers and Illegal Migrants Returning Voluntarily to Georgia – Prevention of Repeated Irregular Migration and Stabilization of Potential Migrants (AVR)", aims at contributing to the successful and sustainable reintegration of Georgian migrants returning voluntarily from the Czech Republic and preventing repeated irregular migration from Georgia. Since 2003, IOM Tbilisi has assisted 33 returned migrants to reintegrate in their communities.
Activity Area
- Assisted Voluntary Return and Integration
Project Duration
- January 2003 to December 2005 (35 months)
Target Group
- Refused asylum seekers and illegal migrants returning voluntarily to Georgia
- Stranded migrants
- Potential migrants to the Czech Republic
Project Partners
Czech Republic:
- Board of Asylum Facilities of Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic,
Directorate of Alien and Border Police of the Czech Republic
Georgian Government:
- Ministry of Health, Labour and Social affairs, Parliamentary Committee on Health and Social Protection, State Employment Agency
NGOs:
- “Association of Small Businessmen of Georgia”, “Employers Association of Georgia”, “Constanta Foundation”, “Finca Georgia”, “Caucasian representation of International Cooperation Institute of the German Association of Adult Education”, “Association of Workers of Professional Education”, “Association of Adult Learning”, “Business Consulting Agency – ABCO”
Private Sector:
- Marriott Hotel, TbilUniversal Bank
Countries Involved
Donor
- Government of the Czech Republic
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Last Updated ( Friday, 30 September 2005 )
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