International Organization for Migration

5 recorded entries in 5 countries: Niger, Nigeria, Paraguay, Somalia, Uganda.

5register entries

5countries

2015 to 2022recorded date range

1adverse official findings

1favourable official findings

Entries by status

Funding recorded across these entries: Grant: 5. These are entry counts, not contract-value totals.

Awarded 1
Completed 2
In operation 2

Counts cover manually classified official records in 5 of 5 entries. Classification covers the records cited in these entries. Zero is not a finding of no adverse or favourable evidence. One audit report or judicial disposition counts once. Mixed decisions count in both groups.

Country	Programme	Vendor	Funding	Status	Signed
Niger	Haske DST border headquarters and systems training ID documents, biometric border control	International Organization for Migration	Grant	Completed	Not published
Nigeria	Japan-funded land-border MIDAS expansion biometric border control	International Organization for Migration	Grant	Awarded	Not published
Paraguay	MIDAS airport and border information programme biometric border control	International Organization for Migration	Grant	In operation	6 August 2015 implementation…
Somalia	MIDAS border information and capacity programme biometric border control	International Organization for Migration	Grant	In operation	Not published
Uganda	Strengthening Border Security in Uganda biometric border control	International Organization for Migration	Grant	Completed	Not published

Oversight record in date order

Somalia: September-October 2021: IOM reported advanced training for 12 officers from Hargeisa, Wajaale, Berbera and Lowyaado. The stated purpose included addressing data-exchange difficulties between entry points and immigration headquarters. This is an implementing organization report, not an independent audit ².
Paraguay: July 2022: The commissioned external evaluation by Patricia Goldschmid and Anita Leutgeb found outputs mostly achieved and faster border processing. It found sustainability weaknesses, connectivity problems and insufficient maintenance resources ¹.