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Nearly 30 million people were displaced by climate-related disasters in 2025.

But communities aren’t waiting for solutions. They’re driving it.

As leaders gather at #COP31, let’s ensure people have the tools they need to adapt, thrive and stay in the places they call home.

“Our supplies are running out.”

At the Palais des Nations today, Dr. Mohamed Refaat @_Moh_Refaat, IOM Chief of Mission in Sudan, warned that 15.4 million people urgently need shelter and essential supplies.

With stocks running low, IOM and UNHCR are calling for urgent funding.

Every migration story is different.

For Eto, creating a better future for her daughter meant taking a chance abroad. But when life in Greece didn’t turn out as planned, she chose a new path: returning home to Georgia and starting over.

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.@IOMchief met with senior Danish officials to strengthen the long-standing partnership between Denmark and IOM and advance a renewed strategic framework through 2030.

Denmark's USD 15 million flexible contribution supports IOM operations in more than 30 countries.

Displaced Ukrainians are making repeated trips home, but few are returning to stay.

Nearly 9 in 10 surveyed while crossing back from Poland planned to spend no more than 30 days in Ukraine, according to a new IOM report.