T-cons in consortium with Samuel Hall Research are now conducting a Baseline Assessment of the State of Public Health Needs, Interventions and Policy Framework of Migrants and Communities Affected by Migration covering Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. The purpose of the survey is to inform the development of a strategic plan for the IOM’s Partnership on Health and Mobility in East and Southern Africa (PHAMESA II) Programme.

T-cons is tasked with the review of key national and regional policies, laws and strategies on migration, health and other relevant sectors such as labour, security and immigration to determine the extent to which they are inclusive of migrants and/or comply with obligations with respect to the right to health of migrants.