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IOM Distributed 23 tents and other relief items to families affected by flooding in Wassit...
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27 November 2012. IOM Iraq has successfully completed the distribution of over 1,800 non-food item kits (NFIs) to Syrian refugees at two camps in Al Qa'im, Anbar.
1 November 2012 - In preparation for the approaching winter, IOM Iraq has begun distribution of essential winter supplies to Syrian refugee families in Domiz refugee camp in Dahuk, Northern Iraq.
20 September 2012 – IOM Iraq has successfully completed renovations on a kindergarten in Baghdad, providing access to a healthier and cleaner learning environment for over 270 children, including 75 orphans, this school year.
On 13th September 2012, IOM Iraq and the Kurdistan Regional Government's Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (MoLSA) signed an agreement to create a website and web-based application to benefit job seekers and employers throughout the Kurdistan region.
It is graduation day at Baquba Industrial High School in Diyala, and 19 beneficiaries of IOM's Community Revitalization Program (CRP) have proudly completed two-month vocational training courses in electrical wiring, electronics repair, and welding and metal formation.
From June 11 to August 11, a series of seven different IOM-led Vocational Trainings (VTs) took place on the outskirts of Mosul, Iraq. Unemployed and unskilled Iraqis had been referred by the Iraq Ministries of Migration and Displacement (MoMD) and Labor and Social Affairs (MoLSA) as well as IOM Community Management Teams (CMT) and Women's Empowerment Groups (WEGs) to attend the trainings.
In July 2012, IOM Iraq in collaboration with the local municipality and Community Management Team (CMT), completed the construction of a marketplace in the heart of the Sena neighborhood of Alqoosh, Ninewa.
In early 2012, IOM's Community Revitalization Program (CRP) enacted a rehabiliation of a defunct agricultural plot in the village of Al Salihien in the Altaji district of Baghdad. The plot was transformed into a picknicking and commercial space in cooperation with the local community management team (CMT).
Equipping Un- and Underemployed Iraqis with the Basics of Small Business ManagementIn the auditorium of a community center in the neighborhood of Bartella, thirteen Iraqi women and men are instructed to close their eyes and take a moment to reflect.
Small Victories from Iraq : Ten Stories of Strength and CourageSince 2003, IOM has been working to provide these families with opportunities to rebuild their nation. With the support of international partners, IOM has provided livelihood support, emergency assistance...
Displacement Monitoring and Needs Assessments - Final Report 2012IOM Iraq maintains a sizeable body of field staff operaing throughout the country. These staff members coninuously monitor the needs and condiions of internally displaced persons (IDPs)...
IOM Iraq Newsletter - Volume II 2012
Over the past several weeks, IOM Iraq, apart from its regular activities, was faced with a new task. The recent influx of Syrian refugees across Iraq's Northern Border required immediate attention
