Who are we
What are we doing
Our Impact
Who are we
What are we doing
Our Impact
Who are we
What are we doing
Our Impact
The entire country
January 1, 2021 – December 31, 2021
$ 22,946,033.32
$ 22,946,033.32
Theme
Through peer support groups (networks, people of equal social standing, ethnicity, age, and gender), the IDDI provides training aimed at strengthening human rights, economic, and social advocacy mechanisms. The goal is to guarantee and improve quality of life through: legal advice; community integration mechanisms; psychological support; humanitarian assistance (food, housing, purchase of essential items, medicine, and healthcare); and livelihoods.
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Humanitarian assistance to persons of interest, refugees, and asylum seekers aims to integrate and empower them to exercise their economic, civil, and political rights (even if someone is regularized, I believe they are prohibited from engaging in political life in the country). Therefore, the different ways in which UNHCR provides support to this population are always guided by the principle of autonomy and self-sufficiency. For this reason, IDDI, through its intervention in neighborhoods and priority areas, seeks to provide legal, community, psychological assistance, and economic resources, from a comprehensive and humanitarian approach where the participation and inclusion of the host community and the population of interest are key; in order to guarantee full access and enjoyment of basic rights and services.
It promotes refugees having the skills and abilities to opt for sources of employment that allow them to generate income to cover their basic needs, free from intimidation or discrimination. However, it is crucial for individuals to have the necessary documentation defining their legal status in order to obtain formal employment.
Impact
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The IDDI is working hard to contribute to the transformation of human beings, their families, and the community in which we live.
Faced with a common problem, we are all the solution.