IOM’s presence in Azerbaijan dates back to 1996 with the establishment of the IOM Baku office in January. In August 2006, IOM's sub-office in the country was opened in Mingachevir. The sub-office in Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic operated from 1998 to 2011. On 8 December 1999, the Agreement establishing the legal basis for further cooperation between IOM and the Republic of Azerbaijan in handling migration issues was signed. Following the Agreement's ratification by the National Assembly of the Republic of Azerbaijan on 8 February 2000, the Council of IOM, at its 81st Session in Geneva, accepted Azerbaijan as an IOM Member State on 7 June 2001.
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Counter-Trafficking
- Enhancing Cooperation Measures to Effectively Combat Trafficking in Persons
- Solidifying Awareness on Trafficking in Persons in Azerbaijan through Education
- Establishing Effective Mechanisms Safeguarding the Rights of Persons Involved in Migration in Azerbaijan
- Secondary School Education in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to contribute to the prevention of trafficking in persons
- Strengthening of comprehensive anti-trafficking responses in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia
- National Capacity Building on Shelter and Hotline Management for Victims of Trafficking in Azerbaijan
- Institutional Capacity Building to Assist Victims of Trafficking Project in Azerbaijan
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KAHRIZ REHABILITATION PROJECT
- Kahriz Rehabilitation Project
- Socio-Economic Reintegration Programme for Mine Victims in Azerbaijan.
- Community Owned Sustainable Water Use and Agriculture Initiatives (COSWA) Project
- Economic Development And Income Generation In Nakhchivan Rural Communities Through Kahriz Rehabilitation
- Sustainable Water Supply In Azerbaijan Through Kahriz Rehabilitation
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