IOM in partnership with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), aims to contribute to durable solutions for the displacement-affected migrant and host communities in Kenya, Guinea and Somalia. The project will contribute to community resilience and economic recovery by providing short-term employment and sustainable livelihoods, while enhancing local economic infrastructure and building income-generating capacities in a conflict-sensitive manner. The project goal will be fulfilled through the two objectives of ‘Economic Resilience of Displacement-affected Communities’ and ‘Empowerment of Marginalized Groups’ in five outcome areas:  Communities are provided with short-term livelihood opportunities through community projects, aiming to jumpstart economic recovery.  SMEs have access to grants and other forms of support to rehabilitate and expand, creating sustainable job opportunities.  Economic infrastructure in conflict and disaster-affected areas is enhanced through investments in essential systems and facilities, in partnership with local governments, to boost job creation and economic growth.  Vulnerable individuals have increased income-generation capacity.  Social cohesion and integration are improved, informed by conflict analysis, to mitigate factors that increase fragility.