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Office:Nigeria

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Vietnam, Rwanda, Cambodia, Bulgaria, Central African Republic, Papua New Guinea, El Salvador, Burkina Faso, Costa Rica, Mauritius, Zambia, Uganda, Spain, Armenia, Colombia, Timor-Leste, Zimbabwe, Cyprus, Turkmenistan, Hong Kong, Mozambique, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bahrain, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Italy, Mali, Algeria, Guinea, Cote d'Ivoire, Tajikistan, Ethiopia, Syria, Mauritania, Gambia, Lebanon, Djibouti, China, Jordan, Burundi, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Georgia, Micronesia, Kuwait, Tanzania, Dem. Rep. Congo, Egypt, Haiti, Malaysia, Senegal, Vanuatu, Mongolia, South Sudan, Morocco, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bolivia, Yemen, Ghana, Libya, Iraq, Australia, Switzerland, UK, Kenya, Tunisia, USA, Uzbekistan, Myanmar, Germany, Philippines, Thailand, North Macedonia, Somalia, Austria, Liberia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ukraine, Nepal, Belgium, Serbia, Slovenia, Azerbaijan, Greece, Turkey, Kosovo

Address:No. 11 Haile-Selassie Street Asokoro District, Abuja Nigeria

Website: www.iom.int/countries/nigeria

Contact person:Procurement

Phone:

+2348140671127

Sectors:

Migration

Nr. of employees:11-50

Types:

Multilateral

Status: Active

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Since 2002, based on a Cooperation Agreement, IOM has been supporting the efforts of the Government of Nigeria to manage migration through capacity-building, advisory services, and technical assistance on migration matters, including migration health and information, assisted voluntary returns, and counter-trafficking. Strong collaboration has been established with national migration stakeholders in order to enhance border management, fight trafficking in persons, reduce irregular migration, and mainstream migration in the country’s development plans. In 2011 and beyond, IOM plans to provide further support to the Nigerian Government within the above mentioned programme areas.