PRWG - Iraq
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PRWG - Iraq
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IRC Erbil Office
Ankawa - Erbil, Iraq Off 120 meter road near Four Towers |
Syriac Heritage Museum
(General Directorate of Syriac Culture and Arts) Ankawa - Erbil (near Tel Qasra Mount and St. Georges Church) |
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The September monthly coordination meeting of PRWG - Iraq will be held in Ankawa Erbil this month at IRC's Erbil Office located in Ankawa off the 120 meter road and next to Four Towers.
The meeting will be held in-person and online via Zoom. You are strongly advised to register your in-person or your online attendance using the below form. Please do note in-person space is limited and you are - we reiterate - strongly advised to register your attendance as soon as it is convenient for you. |
Since the PRWG - Iraq expanded its efforts to cover Diyala, Anbar, Salaheddin and Kirkuk in addition to Nineveh, the working group's membership has increased especially in terms of the national NGOs.
Many of our national NGO members have reached out to us asking us to conduct a special session on how to apply for an EUI number to access US funding streams. Conducting such a session also aligns with our efforts to localise the working group. Thus, PRWG - Iraq and in coordination and collaboration with the General Directorate of Syriac Culture and Arts in Erbil reached out to the US consulate and together will be conducting a special session detailing the know how's and the procedures behind applying for and obtaining an EUI number. The session will be facilitated by: - Kim Strollo (Public Affairs Officer - US Consulate) - Rebeen Wali (Resource Coordination Specialist - US Consulate) The session is open to national NGOs and will be held at the General Directorate of Syriac Culture and Arts' Syriac Heritage Museum conference hall, which is located in Ankawa - Erbil near Tel Qasra Mount and St. Georges Church. The session will be held on Thursday the 3rd of October 2024 from 14:00 - 16:00. Space is limited and you are strongly advised to register your attendance as soon as possible. |
PRWG - Iraq Reports and StudiesClimate induced tensions and conflicts in BashiqaProduced by PRWG - Iraq as part of this working group's efforts to engage the very affected communities so that hey identify and prioritise their needs and challenges and provide recommendations for potential entry-points for future interventions.
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