A collaborative initiative funded by the Department of Migration, Stabilisation and Fragility at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark and implemented by Rwanga Foundation for Development. Spanning 36 months from August 1, 2023, to July 31, 2026, the project’s main aim is to enable a conducive environment for Iraqi returnees, facilitating their sustainable and long-term reintegration into their home communities.

Project Activities:

·       Capacity Building: Strengthening the capabilities of governmental bodies, NGOs, essential institutions involved in the reintegration process.

·       Access to Markets: Improving returnees' access to markets will support the development of job opportunities, sustainable businesses, and regional economic expansion.

·       Business Support Services: Assisting returning business owners in overcoming challenges, understanding the economic landscape, and securing long-term stability and independence.

·       Awareness Campaigns: Instructing returnees about their rights, opportunities, and available resources using social media and other platforms.

The project is following a holistic and inclusive approach, so all returnees are included despite their differences, from all the different cities, including: Baghdad, Erbil, Sulaimani, Duhok, Halabja, Anbar, and Mosul.

Objective of the Project:

The overall objective is to facilitate the sustainable reintegration of Iraqi returnees into their communities of return by enabling a supportive environment for their successful and long-term integration in Iraq. This approach will contribute to the reintegration programs that address the specific needs of Iraqi returnees.

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