PPT-1 Iraq humanitarian response

Centre and south SubNational Shelter Cluster Coordination meeting Baghdad May 15 th 2019 AGENDA Review of action points from minutes of previous meeting Key issues and Partners to update on their planned ongoing and completed interventions. Cleveland CH: 11 pt. 2. Essential Question: What problems did the boarders of Iraq cause? . Iraq Between the wars. What was the Ethnic and Religious . m. ake up of Iraq? . What was the economic make up of Iraq?. G. lobal situation:. 15% of the world’s populations live with some degree of disabilities -1 billon people- . Of that figure 3% have severe disability.. The prevalence of disabilities is growing, especially in low-income countries.. Both Kurdish and . Shi’a. issues have. played a role in the Gulf conflicts. 1. Based in longstanding disagreements. Religious, ethnic, and territorial. Iranian revolution as the catalyst. Khomeini called on Iraqi Shi’a to rise up against Hussein. Side Event: Challenges for Gender Equality Programming in Humanitarian Action. . Gender Dimensions of Operating in Complex Security Environments. Martin Mogwanja . Humanitarian Coordinator, Pakistan. Programme. Presentation by . Agnè. s Marcaillou . Director of the United Nations Mine Action Service. New York, 17 . March 2016. . Overview. UNMAS is the United . Nations expert . entity on explosive hazard threat mitigation, management and response.. By Altamush Ali Jindani. 2. nd. period. America has had many presidents who were war hawks. Not pointing fingers but our former president was one of them. There has been many wars in which the United States had fought. Both defeat and triumph was faced. Several different reasons led the United States to enter these wars. Some of these causes were fears and threats. Just like Vietnam war which was fought to stop communism from spreading into rest of Asia. Similarly, the latest Iraq war is being fought because of fear of further terrorist attacks and to stop the spread of terrorism in the whole world. Different times, different places but pretty similar causes. President Bush says, “. Briefing - 17 May 2016 . Agenda . Agenda. Session . Lead . 1000. – 1020. 1. Humanitarian Partnership with ANGOs – key features. Michael Hassett . 1020 – 1040. 2. Competitive Grant Process. . 2013. Map of Middle Eastern Countries. Where is Iraq?. Geography. Continent: . SW Asia (Middle East). Landforms: . Desert, mountains. Waterways: . Persian Gulf, Tigris & Euphrates Rivers. Famous Landmarks: . In the Middle East bordered by Jordan, Syria, Turkey, . I. ran, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait. Official languages: Arabic, Kurdish. Population: 30, 399, 572 (. est. ). Religion: Islam (Shi’ite Sunni) 97%, Christianity 3%. 1991-2004. Try, try, try again – then succeed and the trouble. US Foreign policy toward Iraq from the end of the Gulf war to the Invasion in 2003. US policy was two fold -- . 1. . Contain and pressure . . Dahuk . Shelter & NFI Cluster . Coordination Meeting. Agenda. Introductions. Previous meeting action points. Mosul response camp populations. Mosul response camp gaps and . summerisation. Camp priorities and fire prevention. UN Charter and ‘territorial integrity’. Gulf War 1990-1991. Somalia and Rwanda. Yugoslavia. (Bosnia). Kosovo. East Timor. Humanitarian Spaces. Contemporary interventions – Libya, Sierra Leone, Syria. hronology of Events in Iraq UNCHR Ankara COI Team February 2003 Page 2 17/02 Directorate. of Mine Action ( DMA ). The Use of Virtual Reality in Mine Action. 13 February- 2020 - Geneva. 1. Eng. - . Khalid Rashad Jabbar - National Director. Directorate of Mine Action Iraq. MRE Activities.