The International Organization for Migration's (IOM) various activities in 1993 included among others: documentation and transfer of patients, family reunions, placement in countries of temporary protection, processing emigrants for resettlement abroad, in the former Yugoslavia; transport and logistics for vulnerable groups among the internally displaced, and returning refugees from abroad, in Mozambique; training and capacity building for government officials and NGO representatives involved with migration issues in the newly independent states, Russia, and the Baltic States; setting up a Central American Migration Secretariat to facilitate migration.