Reform, reconstruction and recovery in Iraq
Description
This project has two prinicple aims: 1. To deliver effective reconstruction and recovery spending by the World Bank and Government of Iraq; this follows the territorial defeat of Daesh, which has left Iraq with a $88 billion reconstruction bill. 2. To improve Government of Iraq efforts to achieve long-term economic and governance reform, addressing the underlying drivers which led to the emergence of Daesh. As a result of this project, reconstruction and recovery spending by the World Bank and the Government of Iraq will be spent well, improving the lives of citizens across Iraq, in particular women and girls, and addressing the underlying drivers of instability, violent extremism and conflict.
Location
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Status Completion
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Programme Spend
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Sectors
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Budget
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