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9,500 people in Sinjar now have access to clean water thanks to USAID and UNDP partnership

Diverse religious leaders from Kirkuk Governorate support social cohesion in Iraq

New MoU supports digital transformation in Iraq

Denmark contributes up to $7.5m to Iraq's transition to stability, security and recovery

Enhancing crime management: training improves interviewing techniques for Iraqi investigators

Ministry of Health and UNDP partner to address medical waste management challenges

Promoting dialogue between youth and local authorities

Skilling for the future

First woman to start a mobile repair shop in Tooz

Climate Change and the Law: Integrating the NDC in Iraqi Legislations

Promoting social cohesion through media in Iraq

Mental health in peacebuilding: towards reintegration in Iraq

Service- oriented Iraqi police

Encouraging social cohesion and conflict resolution among local authorities and community leaders in Iraq

Championing community acceptance for returning families in Muhalabiya, Ninewa

Moving forward together: Town Hall meeting toward reintegration in Tuz Khurmatu

Stronger together: Town Hall meeting promotes community acceptance for reintegration in Qaim

Present in Iraq since 1976, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is committed to supporting the Government and people of Iraq during their transition towards reconciliation, reform and stability.

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See UNDP's response to COVID-19 pandemic

UNDP is supporting the Government of Iraq to prepare, respond and recover from immediate and medium-term effects of COVID-19.

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She had a dream…She didn’t give up

She had a dream of becoming a doctor. It was taken away from her when she was forced to drop out of school and marry young. But years later, she dreams bigger.

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Gender at the forefront in Iraq: Encouraging gender mainstreaming in peacebuilding

The women leaders of Iraq are not hard to find; they exist in the classroom, the boardroom, and the home. Advocating for gender mainstreaming in the design of cohesion related activities in Iraq is vital to encourage engagement of all community members. From 15 to 17 March 2022, UNDP Iraq, in partnership with Folke Bernadotte Academy, held a workshop on gender mainstreaming in the design of social cohesion activities for 22 members of Community Peace and Dialogue Committees from Diyala and Kirkuk and community leaders from Anbar, Ninewa and Salah al-Din, as well as representatives from local organization Al Tahreer Association for Development (TAD).

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Making Waves in Basra: Defying gender norms in development projects

As the world calls for more women and girls in technology, science, engineering and other typically male-dominated industries, 35-year-old Zainab Sadiq in Basra, Iraq’s southernmost governorate is already challenging stereotypes.

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Naila, Rasha and Anu beat all the odds

This International Women’s Day, we spoke to three Iraqi women on their journey to rebuild their lives after the ISIL conflict. This is what they had to say.

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IDPs supported to return home following the rehabilitation of key infrastructure in their communities

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Provincial Development Plans and Sustainable Energy Action Plans developed across 12 Governorates to support improved public services, economic growth and job creation

20,000+

IDPs, refugees and host community members have benefitted from immediate income opportunities through cash-for-work

10,000

IDPs and refugees benefitted from legal and psycho-social support services

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major dams strengthened through emergency preparedness planning and risk assessments

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Local Peace Committees established in Anbar, Ninewa, and Salah al-Di

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Featured content

Press release

9,500 people in Sinjar now have access to clean water thanks to USAID and UNDP partnership

Press release

Diverse religious leaders from Kirkuk Governorate support social cohesion in Iraq

Press release

New MoU supports digital transformation in Iraq

Press release

Denmark contributes up to $7.5m to Iraq's transition to stability, security and recovery

Press release

Enhancing crime management: training improves interviewing techniques for Iraqi investigators

Press release

Ministry of Health and UNDP partner to address medical waste management challenges

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Promoting dialogue between youth and local authorities

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Skilling for the future

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First woman to start a mobile repair shop in Tooz

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Climate Change and the Law: Integrating the NDC in Iraqi Legislations

Stories

Promoting social cohesion through media in Iraq

Stories

Mental health in peacebuilding: towards reintegration in Iraq

Stories

Service- oriented Iraqi police

Stories

Encouraging social cohesion and conflict resolution among local authorities and community leaders in Iraq

Stories

Championing community acceptance for returning families in Muhalabiya, Ninewa

Stories

Moving forward together: Town Hall meeting toward reintegration in Tuz Khurmatu

Stories

Stronger together: Town Hall meeting promotes community acceptance for reintegration in Qaim

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Present in Iraq since 1976, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is committed to supporting the Government and people of Iraq during their transition towards reconciliation, reform and stability.

Publications

Publications

Recent Publications and Reports

Featured story

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See UNDP's response to COVID-19 pandemic

Women make the difference

She had a dream…She didn’t give up

Women make the difference

Gender at the forefront in Iraq: Encouraging gender mainstreaming in peacebuilding

Women make the difference

Making Waves in Basra: Defying gender norms in development projects

Women make the difference

Naila, Rasha and Anu beat all the odds

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