Afghanistan

Community Response Map

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1. Personal details of the returnee
Date of Birth: 
Saturday, January 1, 1983
Gender: 
Male
Type of Returnee: 
Individual
Project Code: 
RT.1371.AF10.21.01.003
IOM Case Number: 
UK-Forced 1,422
Level of Education: 
Illiterate
Country of Departure: 
United Kingdom
Departure Date: 
Saturday, September 23, 2017
Interview Date: 
Monday, July 9, 2018
If applicable: type of reintegration assistance (tick all that apply): 
Business set-up
Specify: 
Livestock
Interview Method: 
By phone
City / Area of Return: 
Baraki Barak
Length of absence from the Country of Origin: 
Less than 3 years
2. Overall situation after return – crosscutting issues
2.1. Do you have access to basic shelter, essential food and potable water? : 
Yes
2.2. As a returnee, having access to public services and social security schemes is for you: : 
The same
2.3. In comparison with the situation before you left – how do you perceive the current situation in your home country now?
2.3.a Economic situation : 
The same
2.3.b Health system: 
The same
2.3.c Infrastructure and basic services: 
The same
2.3.d Housing access: 
The same
2.3.e Social and cultural life: 
The same
2.3.f Public safety/Security: 
The same
2.3.g Education opportunities: 
The same
3. Reintegration into the economic sphere
3.1. As a returnee, having access to employment is for you: : 
The same
3.2. Please clarify your current status (tick all that apply): : 
I am self-employed (the business I set up with the support IOM’s reintegration assistance is still operational)
3.3. How are you able to support yourself now? (tick all that apply): 
Income-generating activity (small business)
3.4. Is the income enough to support yourself and/or a member of your family/community?: 
Yes, myself and other people. – How many? Please specify monthly income. USD
3.4 How Much: 
135 GBP
3.5. If you run your own business, do you employ other persons?: 
No, only myself
3.6. How satisfied are you with your work? : 
Satisfied
3.7. Did you face any challenge to run your business? : 
No, I didn’t face any issue, the business is running well.
3.9. Do you think that the course/training will improve your professional prospects for the future?: 
Not applicable
4. Access to basic public services
4.1. As a returnee, having access to medical services, housing/accommodation, education for you or your children (if applicable): 
The same
4.2. Are you satisfied with your access to medical services, houses/accommodation, education for you or your children (if applic: 
Yes, completely
4.3 Please explain: 
The returnee is happy of the available services in the society and he is not facing any specific major problem to be reported.
5. Social reintegration
5.1. How did your family/friends react to your return?: 
Positively
5.2. Have your family/friends played any role in facilitating your reintegration in your region of origin?: 
Yes
5.2 Please explain: 
I rejoined my family and started living with them back.
5.3. Have you experienced any difficulties in readapting to the local culture, customs, and norms in your community?: 
No
5.4. Do you feel that you will be able to rely on your family/community in the future?: 
Yes
6. Delivery of reintegration assistance in the country of origin
IN-KIND
6.1. How long did it take from the moment you returned until you met with IOM staff with regards to the provision of your reinte: 
More than one month
6.1 Please explain: 
Providing documents and personal issues took time.
6.2. Was it easy for you to contact the IOM office (in person/by phone)?: 
Yes
6.3. Has the distribution of the in-kind reintegration assistance already started?: 
Yes, I received the entire reintegration grant
6.4. Have you encountered any problems with the delivery of the reintegration assistance? : 
Business in remote area
Difficulty in providing documents requested by IOM
7. Final questions/recommendations made by the returnee
7.2. How satisfied are you with your overall current situation? : 
Satisfied – ( go to question 7.6)
7.6. How would you assess the impact of the reintegration assistance in meeting your basic needs during the first months upon re: 
High, the reintegration assistance has fully met my basic needs
7.6 Please explain: 
The reintegration assistance enabled me to start an income generating activity to cover my personal expenses and provide financial support to my family.
7.7. How would you assess the impact of the reintegration assistance on your self-sufficiency (i.e. to be able to satisfy your n: 
High, I will not require assistance from external sources
7.7 Please explain: 
The reintegration assistance played a vital role in my reintegration process and enabled me to have a proper source of income.
7.9. Where do you see yourself living in the future?: 
I don’t know
7.11. Please give general feedback and suggestions how your reintegration process could have been improved.: 
The returnee suggested increasing the amount of reintegration assistance and providing cash assistance.
8. Assessment by IOM Reintegration Staff in country of origin
8.2. Additional comments: : 
The returnee has started his business in Logar province which is considered as remote and insecure area. Due to security reasons and long distance; we never managed to visit the returnee's business location and the monitoring interview was conducted in IOM Kabul office. During the monitoring interview, the returnee expressed his satisfaction regarding his business income and he was happy of his business progress. The returnee is committed to expand the business further and invest more in that with passage of time.
9. Best Practices
9.1. Best practices identified by either IOM staff or the returnee. : 
No comments.
Completed: 
Yes
Level of Education: 
Illiterate