HQ : Kirkuk Governorate, Iraq
As we are adopting an evidence-based and local informed approach, we are reaching to the local communities in the whole Iraq (in the 18th provinces) through our grass-root volunteer groups, who are working voluntarily to provide us with their communities' needs and gaps . Worth to mention, that these groups get some stipends when they need to do some assessments , or other on field activities to cover the transportation and other related costs .
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Through dialogue, we live together and achieve peace together! The ARD organized a consultative dialogue session in Nineveh Governorate as part of the "Returning with Hope" project Supported by GCERF, and funded by USAID. The session witnessed active participation from prominent community figures, decision-makers, government representatives, leaders of volunteer initiatives, and a number of returnees to their areas from displacement camps in Nineveh. …
Sports represent a vital space for countering and addressing violent extremism, as providing a suitable sports environment for communities helps channel their energies toward positive investments that enhance social cohesion and sustainable development! In this context, the with Hebaa Foundation for Sustainable Development, in partnership with the ARD organized the opening ceremony of the indoor sports hall in Diyala Governorate, following its full rehabilitation under the "Tazeez" project funded by the GCERF. …
With Responsibility and Hope... A Dialogue Session Shaping the Features of the Future! The ARD organized a consultative dialogue session as part of the "Returning with Hope" project Supported by GCERF, and funded by USAID …
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Vocational Training in Nineveh Reintegrates Youth into the Labor Market and Provides Significant Opportunities!
The ARD organized a series of vocational and entrepreneurial training programs as part of the "Tazeez" project in Nineveh Governorate. The initiative was implemented in cooperation with the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs – Vocational Training Department, and funded by the GCERF. These training sessions covered vehicle maintenance, solar panel maintenance, professional photography and video editing, employment skills, and business project management.A total of 90 trainees from diverse communities across Nineveh, including Bashiqa, Rashidiya, and Mosul city center, participated in the program. Both genders were represented, and the training took place over a 10-day period at the Vocational Training Directorate in Mosul. At the end of the program, participants will receive certificates of appreciation from the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs – Vocational Training Department.The primary goal of the training sessions is to empower the youth in Nineveh by equipping them with …