Iraq

As remote, easy-to-access and free online courses have become increasingly popular, GIZ developed three modules on business skills to equip Iraqi job seekers with relevant skills.

Women’s rights are human rights. Strengthening women’s rights and their participation in society builds the foundation for more peaceful and prosperous societies.

GIZ supports engineers in continuous learning to comply with global industry standards.

At COP28 in Dubai, GIZ, alongside the Iraqi Ministry of Environment, hosted an Iraqi-German side event at the first-ever Iraqi Pavilion during the Climate Conference. This highlighted GIZ's commitment to climate change efforts and its promotion of dialogu

In an era defined by technological advancements, using technology to connect citizens and their government is essential. In Iraq, GIZ launched the "I am Parliament" digital app as a modern format of dialogue and participation.

In Northern Iraq, GIZ through the Civil Peace Service (CPS) supports the justice process for Yazidis and other minorities that were gravely affected by the crimes of the so-called Islamic State (ISIS).

Promoting social cohesion through real life stories: Young men and women from Nineveh produced several documentary films and shared them with the public to promote peace and unity.

Recycling, upcycling and enabling: In Sulaymaniyah in Northern Iraq, plastic waste is turned into valuable materials for trainings and start-ups – a win-win situation for people and the planet.

Journalists play a key role in facilitating economic reforms - especially in post-conflict countries. To support Iraqi journalists in doing so, GIZ partnered with Deutsche Welle Akademie.