REGIONAL INTER-AGENCY COORDINATION PLATFORM
In April 2018 the UN Secretary-General provided direction for IOM and UNHCR to lead and coordinate the regional response to the situation of refugees and migrants from Venezuela. Further to this direction, the Regional Inter-Agency Coordination Platform was established as a forum to coordinate the response efforts across 17 countries of Latin America and the Caribbean.
At national and sub-regional levels, the Regional Platform is complemented by local coordination mechanisms. Dedicated National and Sub-regional Platforms, collaborating closely with host governments are charged with the operational coordination and implementation of the regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP). Such coordination platforms are in place at national levels in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru and at sub-regional levels in the Caribbean, Central America & Mexico and the Southern Cone.
RMRP Highlights
RMRP 2022 End-Year Report
17 Mar 2023The end-year report for 2022 highlights contextual challenges, the response and lessons learned that will inform the response of the now 228…
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RMRP 2023-2024
30 Nov 2022The countries of Latin America and the Caribbean face the largest exodus in their recent history. More than 7.1 million Venezuelans live outside…
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RMNA 2022 - REFUGEE AND MIGRANT NEEDS ANALYSIS
12 Oct 2022Since 2018, the R4V Platform has issued annual Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plans (RMRP), highlighting the needs of vulnerable population…
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RMRP 2022
07 Dec 2021Latin America and the Caribbean are witness to the largest flow of refugees and migrants in the region’s history. More than six million refugees and…
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R4V Movements Report: Second Quarter 2023
17 Aug 2023Analysis of data available on movements of Venezuelan refugees and migrants throughout the region from April to June 2023, covering the 17 countries…
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R4V Movements Report: First Quarter 2023
18 May 2023Analysis of data available on movements of Venezuelan refugees and migrants throughout the region from January to March 2023, covering the 17…
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R4V Latin America and the Caribbean, Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in the Region - Mar 2023
29 Mar 2023R4V Latin America and the Caribbean, Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in the Region - Mar 2023
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R4V Movements Report: Fourth Quarter 2022
16 Mar 2023Analysis of data available on movements of Venezuelan refugees and migrants throughout the region from October to December of 2022, covering the 17…
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R4V Lead-up Event Solidarity Conference 2023: Sector Roundtables
In the framework of the International Conference in Solidarity with Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela and their Host Countries and Communities held in Brussels on Wednesday 15 March, R4V held a series of sector roundtables to highlight achievements and challenges that remain.
Premiere of the documentary 'The Journey That Never Ends'
Learn about the impressions and emotions aroused in Brussels by the stories of 4 refugee and migrant families from Venezuela, in preparation for its upcoming streaming release.
Meetings
Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) Launch
R4V launched the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2023-2024 (RMRP) to support the needs of 3.41 million refugees and migrants from Venezuela and members of the affected host communities in Latin America and the Caribbean during 2023, for which they require US$1.72 billion.
Refugee and Migrant Needs Analysis (RMNA) Launch
R4V provided an overview of the situation of 4.37 million refugees and migrants from Venezuela who are in need and struggling to meet their basic needs in Latin America and the Caribbean.
R4V Documentary
'The Journey that Never Ends: Leaving Everything Behind To Start Again'
A child lost in a dangerous jungle. A mother and father who leave everything for the safety of their children. A family divided in two destinies. A woman fighting for her daughter in a strange country. Personal stories that narrate the challenges, fears and dreams of refugees and migrants who were forced to leave Venezuela...
Anti-Xenophobia Campaign
One Step Closer
'One Step Closer' is a a call to action to inspire sympathy and solidarity towards refugees and migrants in Latin America and the Caribbean, to advocate for their inclusion in their host communities. Because despite coming from distant places, it is more what unites us than what separates us.
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Regional Contacts
COORDINATION |
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| Zachary Thomas | Philippe Sacher |
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sacher@unhcr.org |
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT |
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| Johan Gonzalez | Fernanda Chacon |
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chaconma@unhcr.org |
| Sofia Arce | Francis Fayolle |
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fayolle@unhcr.org |
REPORTING |
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| Maja Svensson | Jessica Eby |
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eby@unhcr.org |
COMMUNICATIONS |
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| Natalia Roldan | Viviana Murillo |
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murillov@unhcr.org |
