IOM Rwanda

These are not just statistics. These are mothers, fathers, and children who have bravely undertaken perilous journeys. They are escaping crisis, conflict, and disaster. We must act now to save lives and offer safer, more dignified alternatives to those compelled to flee.

In #Rwanda, 26-year-old Patrick supports women cross-border traders by transporting goods that can’t go by vehicle. His work provides a livelihood, strengthens community ties, and helps him plan for a better future. With thanks to @EU_Partnerships 🙏 bit.ly/40tb6Tq

In #Rwanda, at the Rusizi II border, Patrick supports women cross-border traders by transporting goods that can’t go by vehicle. His work provides a livelihood, strengthens community ties, and helps him plan for a better future. 🔗 Read more: bit.ly/40tb6Tq

The @RwandaGov , through @RTDARwanda , has completed 100% of the construction works for the Rusizi II One-Stop Border Post (OSBP). This milestone was achieved in partnership with @EUinRW , @IOMRwanda , and @TradeMarkAfrica . #RwandaWorks

Muco*, a Burundian youth, was lured with false promises and trapped in #ChildLabour in Tanzania. But there are safer pathways to opportunity. With IOM support, he returned home, re-enrolled in school, and is now graduating high school this summer. More: bit.ly/4eHIDPy

In 2024, crises pushed humanitarian needs to record highs. IOM responded across 183 crisis-affected countries, reaching 26.4 million people with lifesaving and recovery support. Read the report now: iom.int/ZfT

As we gather in Kigali for IAS 2025, I emphasized that migrants are key to ending HIV, Malaria & TB. Inclusive planning & funding are crucial-especially now, with global cuts. We must ensure no one is left behind in the fight for health! #HIV #GlobalHealth #IAS2025 @IOMRwanda…

In Musanze, Rwanda: @IOM_EHSA, @jumuiya & @aphrc are conducting a 3-day training on Health Border & Mobility Management to strengthen cross-border health security and improve responses to disease outbreaks. Supported by @IOMDevFund.

Diasporas in motion! On 26 June, @Ash_Carl80 led @IOMRwanda's focus group organized with the Sudanese diaspora in Rwanda highlighting key aspirations and opportunities. 🇸🇩 At @IOMRwanda , we are committed to empowering people to thrive in host and home countries.

28 young entrepreneurs from 7 countries in East & the Horn of Africa are turning shared experiences into real impact. Supported by IOM’s Youth Business Incubator, they’re transforming ambition into thriving businesses & creating opportunities at home. 🔗bit.ly/4lykvAW

IOM welcomes the signing of the peace agreement between DRCongo and the Republic of Rwanda, a vital step toward ending decades of conflict and displacement. The focus must now turn to recovery and the protection of affected communities. Read more: bit.ly/4l5alb7

Are you a young Rwandan graduate returning from an internship abroad? 📷 #IOM in partnership with MIFOTRA (mifotra.gov.rw) invite you to submit your innovative business ideas for support!

Rwanda is taking bold steps to combat climate change & build resilience! From reforestation efforts to clean energy solutions, communities are adapting to extreme weather & creating sustainable livelihoods. #ClimateAction #GreenRwanda Read more: storyteller.iom.int/stories/rwanda…

Last week, IOM Rwanda delivered essential non-food relief items to over 1,000 persons affected by disasters in Mugunga Sector, Gakenke District, partnering with local authorities and community volunteers to strengthen resilience and provide timely, life-saving support.

Exploitation has no place in our world 🛑 Join us in raising awareness and taking action to #EndHumanTrafficking.

A fair day's work deserves a fair day's pay. Stand with us in advocating for the rights of migrant workers 💼

#Kwibuka31 @UN stands in solidarity with the @RwandaGov, bereaved families, the diplomatic community and development partners in honouring the memory of UN staff who lost their lives during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Follow the event live: youtube.com/live/ibZC3OQpG…

Families belong together. To make that possible, we must expand safe, regular pathways for migration.