UN Migration Agency Secures Major Funding Amid Global Political Uncertainty

Amy Pope emphasizes a comprehensive approach to migration, while diverse donor support offsets potential political challenges.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has raised hundreds of millions in new funding and expanded its donor base.
Amy Pope, the first female head of IOM, warns against reducing migration to border management, citing broader strategic implications.
Pope's leadership has seen the launch of a nearly $8 billion global appeal to fund proactive migration programs.
The IOM's funding sources now include development banks and corporations like Microsoft.
Pope highlights the benefits of migration and the necessity of diverse donor support amid shifting political landscapes.