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INTRODUCTION
The year 2022 witnessed a shift in the global return migration landscape, which in turn affected the returns facilitated by International Organization for Migration (IOM). The gradual easing of travel restrictions globally led to the revival of pre-pandemic return migration trends.
The sustainable reintegration of returning migrants into their communities is essential for their well-being and the social and economic stability of their respective regions. However, returning to one’s country of origin often presents a significant challenge to migrants, as they may face difficulties in rebuilding their social and economic networks and reintegrating into their home communities. Nevertheless, IOM remains committed to providing comprehensive support to ensure that returning migrants can re-establish their economic, social and psychosocial relationships and achieve civic inclusion in their home countries. Through various programmes and initiatives, IOM offers valuable assistance to returning migrants to rebuild their lives and reintegrate into their communities.