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Iraq

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Iraq

Iraq

Foreign Aid Data for Iraq

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Spending Type

  • closeSpent
  • closeObligated

Sectors

  • closeAgriculture
  • closeBanking and Financial Services
  • closeBasic Education
  • closeBasic Health
  • closeBusiness and Other Services
  • closeCommunications
  • closeConflict, Peace, and Security
  • closeDisaster Prevention and Preparedness
  • closeEducation, Level Unspecified
  • closeEmergency Response
  • closeEnergy
  • closeGeneral Environmental Protection
  • closeGovernment and Civil Society
  • closeHealth, General
  • closeIndustry
  • closeOperating Expenses
  • closeOther Multisector
  • closeOther Social Infrastructure and Services
  • closePost-Secondary Education
  • closeProgram Design and Learning
  • closeWater Supply and Sanitation

Funding Agency

  • closeDepartment of Defense
  • closeDepartment of Health and Human Services
  • closeDepartment of State
  • closeDepartment of the Army
  • closeDepartment of the Treasury
  • closeU.S. Agency for International Development
  • closeU.S. International Development Finance Corporation

Source: https://www.foreignassistance.gov/

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Member Updates

Responding to Internal Displacement in Iraq

Although many individuals and families have returned home since the end of the war with ISIS in 2017, approximately 1.2 million people remain internally displaced. Of the total number of internally displaced, more than half sought refuge in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), where HAI is active across several provinces. In the region, we focus on a number of areas, including supporting displaced people, minorities, and victims of trafficking, addressing violence against women, improving mental health infrastructure, and providing juveniles access to justice.

Millions of Iraqis who fled their homes during the war have to start over from nothing. But they don’t have to start over alone. More Information

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