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- International Conference "Integration in Schools - Educating the Children of Migrants" (2018)
- Life of Young Migrants in the Czech Republic Through Their Eyes (2018)
- Challenges of Integration – International Conference (2017)
- Active Citizenship: Enhancing political participation of migrant youth (ACCESS)
- Models for Integration and Prevention of Exclusion: Empowering Migrant Youth (iYouth)
- European Local Cooperation for Integration - ELCI
- Untold Stories of migrants living in the Czech Republic
- Integration of foreigners in the field of health care in the Czech Republic (2007)
- INTI 2004: Integration through Information and Training of Public Officials and NGOs (2005-2006)
- Internal Restrictions on the Participation of the Vietnamese and Ukrainian Ethnic Groups on the Czech Labour Market
- Pilot Project Integration of Foreigners and Support to Organizations and Associations of Foreign Communities in the Czech Republic (2003)
- Sharing experience – foreign praxis in integration policy and integration courses
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- Prevention and Combating of Trafficking in Human Beings
- Applied Research and Data Collection on Trafficked and Sexually Exploited Women from, through and to Balkan Region (ARTB)
- Current Situation and Security Aspects of Migration of Unaccompanied Minors: exchange of information, knowledge and expertise
- Information Counter-Trafficking Preventive Campaign (1999-2000)
- Pilot Research among Customers of Commercial Sex Services in two Border Regions of the Czech Republic
- Pilot Research of the Environment of Trafficking in Human Beings in the Czech Republic (2004-2005)
- Seminar about IOM Expertise in Counter-Trafficking (2001)
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Support to Stabilization of Potential Migrants and Prevention of Irregular Migration of Minors (2005-2007)
This three-year project offered vocational training to boarding school students in a number of Moldovan regions, contributing to stabilization of the target group and enhancing their capacity to find employment or start their own businesses after graduation. The project thus contributed to preventing irregular migration by stabilizing potential migrants.
The Project activities were realized by IOM Chisinau in co-ordination with IOM Prague. IOM implemented this 3-year-long project of Czech Development Cooperation in line with its various activities of the prevention of trafficking in Moldova while it has been more widely fucusing on the prevention of this phenomenon within the vulnerable target group of minors. The preventive measures of IOM Chisinau for the vulnerable target groups involve the information activities, support to economic self-sufficiency, developing skills, special education etc. Usually, projects combine all these activities and are focused on the roots of trafficking in Moldova. The activities are mainly focused on high-risk groups according to experience of IOM Chisinau, which has already assisted to more than 2000 counter-trafficking victims.
In Moldova there are more than 12 000 children grown in any institutional care. Reasons for emplacement into these institutions varies and mostly it is justified by the absence of the social network and specializied services for families. International community including UNICEF supports Moldavan authorities in building up social safeguarding networks not to place children that are vulnerable into resident institutions.
In terms of its preventive programmes IOM tries to support initiatives which helps children already placed in these institutions and boarding schools to integrate better into common life after finishing their studying at these schools and to avoid the risk of the irregular migration and counter-trafficking.