en-ver - Iraqi Red Crescent Society

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Introduction
The year 2015 had ended with complicated global situation that affected millions of people in
their livelihood and safety especially in the middle east; ranging from the war against terror,
the migration waves mounted with the economic crisis of the oil prices, Iraq is one of these
nations that is determined to salvage its territories from the terrorists and regain its sovereignty
and future.
The Iraqi Red Crescent society named 2015 the Year of the Challenges during which
IRCS took its rule inside and outside Iraq sharing the difficult times with its partner national
societies and other humanitarian organizations in alleviating the suffering of the most
vulnerable with great enthusiasm and hope for better future to all.
Challenges and difficult times aren't just those things that occur to someone else. The secret is
in learning to turn problems into positives and attacking each issue with action not inaction."
Lord Byron
2015 final report will demonstrate the activities of the IRCS conducted by its staff and
volunteers and wish to show gratitude to all the national societies, Red Cross-Red Crescent
movement components and other humanitarian organizations that partnered with IRCS during
these difficult times.
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Our Mission
To alleviate the suffering of the most
vulnerable population by mobilization the
Our Vision:
power of humanity
Responding to the needs of the
Iraqi population including the
delivering quality humanitarian
services, health care social
services, disseminating the
Movement’s Principles and
International Humanitarian Law
Our programs:
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Relief programs
Crowd managements
Health care services
Water and sanitations programs
Youth
Dissemination
ERWA
Tracing programs
International relations
Organizational development
Engineering and rehabilitations
Investments
Finance and managements
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The IRCS humanitarian operations – 2015
The IRCS faced in 2015 great humanitarian challenges as consequent to the events of insecurity that led to
displacement of 1,300,000 persons in Iraq. The Year of Challenges
Some of disasters have further progress into crisis such as internal displacement of 1, 00,000 persons, on the
first of January. The IRCS was the first organization with its field response on it,; within the first hours the
IRCS volunteers providing basic services for survivor such as hot meals and water for (2200) displaced, focus
on children and women in relief operations beside reaching families in their siege cities regardless of the
difficult insecure conditions. In addition to the camps of Syrian refugees
The IRCS persist with the success in implementing projects and programs in the area of relief.
Health and organizational development as a part of Red Cross and Red Crescent movement, IRCS enhances
the cooperation with national societies by MoU and agreements, which lead to better coordination with the
partners
IRCS its sustainable developing plans and operation plans implemented guided by its strategic plan 20142018 in order empower the national society and its services
Our services have reached the vulnerable in many sectors such as (disaster management, relief, first aid,
emergency, health care, rehabilitation works, capacity building, psycho social service volunteers and youth.
This report will explain many aspects of IRCS activities during 2015 according to strict plans and active tools
for beneficiaries, as well as distribute emergency relief items based on the fundamental principles of the
international Red Cross and Red Crescent.
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Relief programs
The major and extensive operation in the history of the Iraqi Red Crescent society that capture
more than 2 years and affect the life of millions of people and had great impact on safety,
wellbeing and their future is the humanitarian crisis, thousands of volunteers and millions of
dollars were deployed to ease their suffering and reintegrate them into the hosting
communities , the recovery will be even more extensive and need full cooperation of all to
mend their life and regain their wellbeing
The humanitarian crisis started on the 2nd, January 2014 till the minute of publishing this
report!!
The current conflict involved 4 big governorates and thousands of the families fled to safe
zone inside Iraq some settled in camps, schools, under construction sites and others .The past
2 years affected almost 394622 of internally displaced families at the side of vulnerable
hosting communities in many governorates in the north and south of Iraq ,the rapid
development of the situation requires dynamic operation plans guided by the IRCS mandate;
this maneuver was adapted by the IRCS during the displacement crises ,the plot focus on
alleviating the suffering of affected people through ensuring the mobilization of the IRCS
potentials to serve this situation rapidly and facilitate interaction between the branches and its
offices in the field efficiently.
The IRCS appreciate rapid response and donations provided by many national societies, IFRC
and all humanitarian organizations to alleviate the suffering of the Iraqi displaced people and
the Syrian refugees inside Iraq hoping for further cooperation in the future to serve humanity.
From the beginning of these emergency, IRCS in the frontline, performing in a rapid
deployment response in the field, volunteers and staff providing the essential needs to rescue
the displaced families lives with an emphasis on children, women and senior people.
Food and non-food items have been distributed for displaced families, set up Camps supplied
with requirements based on field survey to recognize the urgent needs.
Assist students to return their schools by encouraging them through education programs in
displacement places.
Training and educational programs were delivered as health promotion, psychosocial support,
first aid, livelihood and even dissemination, IHL and awareness against landmines
The humanitarian crisis created large number of displaced families as listed in the following
chart that include the vulnerable communities where they are settle down receiving aid from
The IRCS since 2014 until end of 2015
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76633
82500
82589
82539
Anbar
Duhok
52475
52070
Erbil
Mousil
32595
11465
Sulaymania
31860
30164
28832
Baghdad
20307
23211
29621
20572
27141
17742
18287
13594
15681
11000
12726
10290
7368
5913
7054
4301
6788
1673
3307
1397
4888
1380
4594
1315
Kirkuk
Diala
Babil
Saladdin
Najaf
Kerbala
Wasit
Dewanyia
Basrah
Muthana
Thi Qar
Maysan
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
Total vulnerable
50000
60000
70000
80000
IDPs served by IRCS
The response for such magnitude vulnerable prioritizes securing food , sheltering and
necessitate a bakery program.
90000
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Food security and sheltering
The following chart shows the item distributed in 2015
140000
122813
120000
90228
100000
80000
60000
39054 39611
40000
20000
510 1800 1877
15408
9469 14474
21479 22234
0
items In 2015
During 2015 the IRCS field team made 311 field surveys and additional 65 surveys done by
the IRCS/ headquarters team to keep accurate record of the continuously changing numbers of
the families due to different reasons and follow up with their needs to save their lives and
dignity.
These families had received from the essential requirements to any vulnerable according to the
IRCS mandate up to different items considering the extreme weather and variation in
temperature from subzero to up 60°C that could range from Ice blocks, air coolers and fans in
summer to proper cloths kerosene heater in winter with all necessary winterization items
items since 2014-present
items since 2014-present
thermos
items since 2014-present
Liter of
Food
Hot
bottle
kerosen
parcels
meal of water
e
60466 100109 332929 341971 116000015669862207664
kitchen hygiene jerry
set
kit
can
57916
blankets
Chart (1) major humanitarian assistants distributed in all Iraqis governorates except Muthana,
Misan, Thi-Qar and Basra since January 1st 2014 till January 26th 2016
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Bakery project
The economic situation of the displacement has further burden the affected families since they
lost their livelihood that affected quality of nutrition.
IRCS field assessment have recognized number of challenges and decided to aid the families
by providing them with bread baking ovens serving their livelihood and nutrition collectively
with a maximum capacity of 7000 bread per day.
Ovens, which have been allocated according to;
 Number of beneficiaries
 IDPs locations
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Necessitate sites for bakery, such as camps.
These 7ovens which have been run by IRCS’s volunteers funded from Japanese government
and the progress of production might be increased to reach large number of beneficiaries
conducting with coming plans. The 1st operating oven started on 15th oct.2015 n Erbil
Erbil
Babylon
Bread piece
Al najif
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
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The contribution of many national societies and other organizations and donors is listed
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Item since 2014 till present
Food baskets 128478
Blankets 175210
Hot meals 52600
Baking flour 335300Kg
Mattress 116290
Kitchen set 47260
Hygiene set 34500
Tent 900
Kerosene heaters 8220
Air coolers 8672
Jerry can 13700
Stove
Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
Barrels
Cashes 960500$
Kerosene
Funnels
Nylon rolls 33350 roll
Nylon ropes
Duck Tape
Football+ air pump
Bed bag
Bed mattress 1554
Cloths and foot wear
Awareness posters
Quantity
60000
30000
13980
5400
15651
1265
1100
1082
59460
50000
25200
18000
9000
8400
2500
1000
1000
650
51800
800
327500Kg
7800Kg
65690
50000
600
30000
17260
30000
4000
500
800
100
5070
3000
150
7676
996
7700
6000
15680
3000
360
1500
860500$
100000$
1.600,000L
3000
18000
10000
5250
Donors
Iraqi Prime Minister office
High Commission for IDP Affairs
IFRC
Dutch RC
Kuwait RC
Turkish RC
Zain telecommunication
Iranian RC
IFRC
Iraqi Prime Minister office
British RC
German RC
Qatar RC
Dutch RC
Turkish RC
Iranian RC
Joy foundation
Korek telecom
Italian RC
Qatar RC
German RC
Turkish RC
IFRC
Iraqi Prime Minister office
Korek
High Commission for IDP Affairs
IFRC
High Commission for IDP Affairs
IFRC
Japan RC
Germen RC
Iranian RC
IFRC
German RC
Korek telecom
Germen RC
Iranian RC
IFRC
German RC
IFRC
German RC
Japan RC
German RC
German RC
IFRC
German RC
German RC
German RC
IFRC
Turkish RC
100
5070 band
705 pack
998+192
996
1176
378
3000 gloves
6041 footwear
700 Pack cloth
5000
Iran RC
IFRC
IFRC
Joy foundation
Joy foundation
Joy foundation
Turkish RC
German RC
Turkish RC
Japan RC
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The Syrian Refugees
In 2015 ,The Syrian refugees whom are till now 217290 persons in Duhook camps between
Domiz 1, Domiz2, Kellan and Aqra had received cash donation of 280000$ distributed on
1400 families,1066 families received building materials while 2800 families received
kerosene of total 560000liters .
Crowd managements
Due o the diverse nature of the Iraqi people and their spiritual nature had added huge
ceremonial gathering next to the usual festivals that necessitate the IRCS presence to
safeguard their wellbeing and ensure their safety on urgent evacuation and any medical
emergencies . During 2015 there were gathering of more than 41,784,462 persons served by
the IRCS through our 146 stations by providing medications or first aid services beside the
distribution of 19463 bottles of water.
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Health programs
Health and care activities is the 2nd major activity in the IRCS due to different factors
ranging from emergency services to communicable diseases and psychosocial care and
rehabilitation , the health programs are active in peace and disaster can be delivered in
different programs such as :1. First aid .Emergency response
2. Communicable diseases control particularly during disasters ,Programs in health
promotion and prevention
3. Psychosocial care
4. Participate in vaccination campaigns inside Iraq.
5. Organize blood donation campaigns
6. Medicines and medical supplies to meet the needs of hospitals in coordination and
cooperation with international organizations.
7. Community rehabilitation to war and violence victims on providing victims with
prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs and accessories for disabled.
8. Complicated cases that need treatment not available inside the country are send abroad
Iraq (costs covered by IRCS) in cooperation and coordination with international
humanitarian organizations.
Health services in the camps
IRCS is providing health care in the fields for refugee’s and IDPs camps through its health
care teams.
Health facilities and programs at IRCS witnessed several developments and experience since
the flow of the Syrian refugee's to Iraq as well as the beginning of internally displacement
crises with top priority being given to the provision of health services, especially in the camp
the major health activities are illustrated in the below chart
Health services
, 87766
PSP, 123488
Health program
, 227592
First Aid
program ,
2003617
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Promotion of Water and sanitation
Access to adequate quantity of good quality water is of crucial importance because water
impacts many vital sectors of society, including nutrition, health, education and sanitation.
Iraqi communities confront a new challenge in addition to the humanitarian challenges,
especially water and sanitation. People in some villages and rural areas do not have access to
safe drinking water or adequate sanitation thus they are still drinking unsafe water causing
spread of communicable water born diseases or different infection disease ,the same scenario
can happen for IDPs in camps unless urgent mandatory interference.
The Iraqi Red Crescent Society adopted a harmonized approach in dealing with basic health
community. Using RO systems adapted to the local context, IRCS has enhanced its volunteers
and communities with the knowledge and skills to specify and reduce health risks.
Increasing access to safe water and improve sanitation have resulted healthy families and
communities in order to strengthen their resilience, these results were reported from Field
monitoring teams and indicated the diminished of casualties and Infections from their local
health services
Still IDPs camps do not have adequate waste disposal services or latrines. The IRCS teams
estimate that a large number of the IDPs camps in Iraq lack the recommended daily water of
adequate quality which require the IRCS assistance through supplying safe water and
adequate sanitation for IDPs camps
Crowd managements is another area where water and sanitation is of utmost importance
especially during religious occasions in Iraq, which mandated the IRCS to interfere by
providing humanitarian services such as pure drinking water which is an important public
health problem to avoid spread of infectious diseases
Specialized team in water and sanitations has taken apart in setting up 15 stations of (RO
Reverse Osmosis System) with capacity of 1-2 cube meters per hour, especially in the
following locations:Location
1 Alja, arah Village-Baghdad
2 Al omayma village- Baghdad
3 Al shakhaat village+ school ( Al sadeq)- Baghdad
4 Rashed / village - Babel
5 Gelgm village - Babel
6 Alrashaied province – Babel
7 Al gwam station - Babil
8 Albu Jassim station / Musayyib
9 Al khdaria station- Babel
10 Al – Makaseb village –Waset
11 Keshish- jassan Province-Waset
12 Al – feda,a -Al azizeya Provence- Waset
13 Al – Fadhela,a – Thi qar
14 Mobile station - Abu Ghraib
Total Number of beneficiaries
Beneficiaries
450 family
120 family
209 family
5000 person
2000 person
4500 person
5000 persons
4000 persons
2000 persons
1500 persons
2000 persons
1500 Persons
2000 persons
8000 persons
38279 persons
Production
0.5 m3 / h
0.5 m3 / h
0.5 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
2 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
1 m3 / h
2 m3 / h
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Beneficiaries of WAS During Crowd Management
beneficiaries
Babil
1012037
Muthana
140220
Baghdad
Wasit
72000
25000
Basrah
6150
Najaf
4000
Beneficiaries of The RO stations
Thi Qar local
H.Q local and IDPs
Baghdad local &IDPs
8000
16000
36000
Babel local &IDPs
1152000
Wasit local
1620000
awarness activities regarding hygiene practice and cholera
avoiding in water usage
Beneficiary
Health awareness of cholera disease
Health promotion activities
110
811
14
Activty
13314
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Youth
The terms "youth" and "young people" in the National Society target with special attention the
people aged between 5 to 30 years. This includes children (5 to 11 years old), adolescents (12
to 17 years old), and young adults (18 to 30 years old)
The youth is the backbone of any country future through adopting all the changes and can
present as the human power that innovate, or the voice of will and an react as peer-to-peer
facilitators, community mobilize, agents of behavior change, and advocates for vulnerable
people.
The major IRCS activities for the youth as following
 the migration that we adopted many workshops and major conference
 resilience and domestic violence
 athletics as boxing ,football and arrow Champaign for the handicap
 encourage the voluntary work by blood donation , training for the fundamental
principle and sustainability
 training workshops as young leaderships ,resource developmental program and
livelihood as sewing workshops
 international children day and drawing contests
2015 year of youth activities;
Activities 245 total volunteers 5509 beneficiaries 55195
Youth activities in 2015
one
two
three
four
80
62
86
17
volunteers
1212
1201
1081
2035
beneficiaries
10420
13800
12523
18452
activities no.
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Conference of youth
“The migration of youth between the opportunities and challenges”
The growing waves of youth migration to Europe and other countries had major impact on
Iraq man power, economy and wellbeing this critical situation had been discussed seriously
at the youth conference sponsored and held by the Iraqi red crescent society on November
2015 ,many high level official attended the conference including the prime ministers and
many government officials and other youth organization with More than 2000 participants
have a comprehensively discussion about the reasons behind migration crisis and immediate
measures that are needed to stop this drain of the valuable citizens , many recommendations
were concluded in this conference an delivered the government cabinet.
Dr. Yassin al-Mamouri, the president of Iraqi Red Crescent Society during his speech at the
opening ceremony confirmed ; “ Youth are a key role in building the society, must pay
attention to this social class, and provide job opportunities to improve their livelihood,
especially Iraq has difficult situation which caused the migration of some young people
outside Iraq, everyone has to develop mechanisms to address migration to reduce it by
proving of strategic plans, Iraqi Red Crescent, despite its limited potential, provided job
opportunities by allowance number of unemployed young people to start their small
project.”
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Dissemination
This program aims to disseminate the conception of international movement of Red Cross
and Red Crescent (its history, components and the fundamental principles of the Red Cross
and Red Crescent movement) as well as the emblem (its types, implication and the usage) in
addition to International humanitarian law.
Crescent day
Crescent day is one of the important programs implemented by the dissemination
department, through its units in all branches; it includes field visits to governmental offices
and civilian society institutions.
This programs aims to make all people know about Iraqi Red Crescent Society and its
important role in disasters and crises, Which our country exposed, and clarify the activities
of the society through its programs that have been implemented by (disasters, awareness of
the remnants of war, tracing, health, publishing,. etc ..) departments as well as attract large
numbers of volunteers in the society.
More than18
male
female
male
female
male
female
406
422
926
377
58
70
2269
6
365
179
544
3
2
NEW
13-18 year
VOLUNTEER
10-12 year
Participant
VOLUNTEER
TOTEL
Activities
NO.
Branch
Target people
Classification
Of targeted
people
1
Baghdad
60
2
Basra
-
3
Thi Qar
21
4
Muthanah
6
75
62
25
97
259
5
Karbala
11
200
171
113
25
509
11
6
Babel
24
306
285
197
161
1173
24
7
Sulaymania
6
59
113
172
8
Erbil
6
237
237
9
Anbar
12
Total
146
148
248
987
940
1320
1010
819
5558
-
6
20
1
11
6
6
1
395
472
60
12
6
7
12
24
145
1
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Monthly lectures
Program includes at least, four lectures in each month; the coordinators presenting these
lectures to employees, volunteers and local community
The aim of this program to disseminate the concept of international movement, its emblem
,seven fundamental principles and humanitarian international law.
Targeted people
NO.
Branch
Activities
Total
10-12 year
13-18 year
More than 18
male
female
male
female
male
female
1
Baghdad
109
274
219
879
644
735
655
3422
2
Basra
44
185
99
83
290
243
157
1244
3
Thi Qar
44
210
485
340
166
1201
4
Wasit
46
331
243
398
334
897
551
2754
5
Muthana
48
155
125
154
188
404
196
1197
6
Diwanyia
54
55
51
25
542
1057
1720
7
Najief
50
236
132
427
48
422
198
1463
8
Karbala
55
609
123
304
338
411
297
2132
9
Babel
37
128
138
82
126
287
114
920
10
Salah Din
35
20
35
117
129
440
284
1010
11
Diala
48
122
41
356
177
164
225
1085
12
Kirkuk
58
100
125
234
232
676
486
1808
13
Sulaymania
44
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68
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440
315
823
14
Erbil
30
47
405
72
168
684
15
Misan
44
400
130
112
417
474
29
1562
746
2560
1465
3522
3838
6547
4898
23025
Total
International Humanitarian law
Periodical lectures about IHL
Targeted age groups
More than 18
years
13-18 years
IRCS branch
No. of lectures Male
Female
Male
Total
Female
1
2
Thi-Qar
Babel
12
12
137
192
286
-
550
143
836
517
3
4
Muthana
Karbala
12
12
129
-
101
-
75
385
62
-
338
385
5
6
Erbil
Sulaymania
5
12
60
270
140
-
72
-
212
330
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Tracing Program RFL
This program concerns with providing basic services for displaced and vulnerable people
by implementing Restore Families Links Program as well as collect and distribute tracing
issues in all governorates of Iraq.
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Provide social & psychological services for displaced and vulnerable families.
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Insure communication between families as well as tracing missing people because of
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migration.
Provide services of restore families links for prisoner of war.
Periodical services provide by tracing department during the year.
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Collect the tracing request inside and outside Iraq and inform them about recent
results.
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Receive requests and distribute ( AOD) for prisoners of Iraq -Iran war , gulf war in
1991as well as after 2003 .
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In cooperation with international committee of Red Cross.
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Ensure the communication between families who submitted restoring family links
requests.
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Transfer human remains which resulted from wars in cooperation with international
committee of Red Cross.
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Assist desperate families with their relatives during the Restoring family links
program.
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Restoring family links during religious occasions, 13560 targeted visitors.
Beneficiaries:

Separate families as a result of natural disasters and crises.

Prisoners, arrested and their families.

Missing people and their families.
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Other people.
19331 benefited during 2015 by tracing department.(local community ,crowd management,
immigrant and prisoners of war)
quantity
Tracing issues
1
2788
AoD
2
2765
AoD Requests
3
318
Collecting tracing requests
4
5871
The total of done tracing issues
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Explosive remnants of war awareness program ERWA
This program is of vital importance to the local communities in many governorates where
IRCS teams implement the awareness of the war remnants and UXOs in Iraq.
It aims to reduce the causalities and save the lives of these peoples whom affected directly or
after landslides and floods indirectly in areas that are contaminated with these items
The program targets mostly the children and young people in the local communities
through dissemination public information, education and training at their schools or camps
for the IDPs and liaison with their local communities
We coordinate with the Iraqi Ministry of Health and Environment and Civil defense
directorates
The staff and volunteers network deliver awareness program in the following governorates:( Babel , Baghdad ,Basra , Najaf , Wasit , Karbala , Dewanyia ,Thi-Qar, Muthana, Kirkuk and
Diala ) through schools lectures, preparing sport festivals, painting gallery and workshop as
well as distribute prints which explain the remnants of war with its shapes and types and
how to avoid them .
The Beneficiaries
IDPs beneficiaries
Male
Female
Male
Female
12701
7619
3622
1736
Total
So we can summarize the ERWA major activities
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Dissemination of public
information.
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20320 including 5358 IDPs
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Educating and training
Community liaison
Victim assistance
ERWA activities in 2015
folders
warning marks
photos gallery
task order
camps
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
civil
volunte
defens
posters warnin
task
photos
lecture
camps
er
e
and
g
folders
order
gallery
s
training
coordin
prints marks
ation
no .of activities to the IDPs
0
0
0
0
0
17
0
88
6088
no of activities
1
1
4
4
4
25
57
327 19203
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International Relations and Cooperation
International relations concentrate on developing solid relations with partners and other
humanitarian actors, this objective activated in line with IRCS strategic to reduce
humanitarian sufferings.
The international relation department acts as the gate of the IRCS to its global atmosphere to
consolidate relations and find new frontiers with other humanitarian actors and decision
makers ,that is achievable through corresponding and organizing different events and
meetings inside and outside Iraq, during 2015 the IR-department achieved the following :During 2015, The IRCS participated in 66events, attended of 24 events inside and outside
Month
Jan.
Feb.
Place
Duhook
Erbil
Iraq
Baghdad
Erbil
March
Kurdistan gov.
Kirkuk
Duhook
Feb- march
Baghdad
Sulymania
2015 Activities inside Iraq
Partner
Aim
British RC & Dutch RC
Blankets for camps
Swedish RC
Visit of the Swedish GS
Luxemburg RC
The president of Luxemburg RC visit
Norwegian RC
First Aid training and supply
German RC
Visit of the regional coordinator
Turkish RC
pesident of TRC visit
Food security cluster
Workshop gender protection
UN
Data management meeting
Austrian RC
Visit of the Austrian foreign minister to IDP camps
British RC and IFRC
Livelihood workshop
MENA/IFRC
Mr. Tomaso visit to camps
FAO
Workshop on gender protection
German RC
Blankets for the camps
Dutch RC
Distributing 5400 food basket
Donors form the RC
Swedish RC
Danish and Swedish RC
Qatar RC
2nd consultative meeting for the appeal
IHL workshop
PSP for IRP program training
IDPs camps aids
German RC
Turkish RC
Task force
Visit
President TRC visit
Action plan consultant advisor contract (IRCS strategy 20142018)
Arab League For IHL
MoU
MoU
Visit for IRC Delegate
Visit of GS with the head MENA
youth & migration conf.
IHL MoU & dissemination dept. fund
April
Baghdad ,Najaf
,Karbala &Babel
March-April
Baghdad
June
Baghdad
Sept.
Baghdad
Erbil
November
Baghdad
Dec.
Baghdad
ARCO
British RC
German RC
Iranian RC
Mena and IFRC
Local Authorities
Swedish RC
Erbil
RCGP
IFRC
Arab League
ICRC
IFRC & WFP
Jan
Feb.
March
Qatar.
London
Beirut
London
Sendai
Physician exchange program
AMDO website for donation
Arab General Assembly 41st Meeting
visit of the Iraq head of delegate
IT participation in emergency
Activities Outside Iraq
MENA -IFRC
Consultative meeting for MENA conf.
British RC
Coordinating with al Kindy society
Palestinian RC
Partnership meeting
MENA &many RC/RC
Consultative meeting for the IDPs appeal
Swedish RC
IHL symposium
RCGP
Attend conference
UN
3rd conference of WCDRR
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Tehran
Beirut
Iranian RC
MENA
Dead sea
Amman
IFRC
Jordanian RC
Youth in health consolidation for DRR
Ebola Workshop
DM and WATS training workshop
Regional consultative meeting for humanitarian summit
Workshop on bilateral relation and challenges
April
San Remo
IHL
2nd course
RCGP
Qatar RC
2nd training program for al razi GPs
Field camp training for DM
May
London
Qatar march
april
Qatar
Riyadh
Geneva
Amman
June
August
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Geneva
Geneva
Brussels
Cairo
London
Geneva
San Remo
Tehran
Tunis
London
Glasgow
Vienna
Amman
Oslo
Beirut Oct-Nov.
Geneva
Amman
Geneva
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IFRC
6th field camp for relief management s
1st Meeting for constitutions
Planning committee meeting for MENA conference
Coordination for regional consultative meetings between RC
components
Youth conference for peace in local communities
IFRC
IFRC
ICRC
EU parliament
IFRC
British RC
IFRC
IHL institute
IHL
ICRC &Iran RC
IFRC/ MENA
RCGP
RCGP
IFRC
Jordanian RC
Norwegian RC
Norwegian RC
UN/IFRC
Arab league
MENA
RC/RC movement
Movement branding initiative
C&C meeting
Induction course for leadership
Human report concerning Iraq
Migration Conference
International fund raising conf.
Logo consultative meeting
Round table meeting
First international migration conference
POA agreement with the IRC
Migration Conference
3RD training phase for razi GP
International Conference for the RCGP
Humanitarian principles
MoU Partnership
50th anniversary for the fundamental
Financial Dept. Development Training
International Humanitarian summit
consultative meeting
Health in crisis
32nd general assembly
Saudi RC
IFRC
Jordanian RC
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Media & communication
Media department in the IRCS plays a key role in highlighting all the activities of the
National Society and the announcement through all the available ways and means
Media in general and during the last 2 centuries became an major player in every incident to
spread ideas for debate and coverage of the news as well being a great marketing tool .the
IRCS took imitative to enforce the media department aiming to disseminate the humanitarian
principles and the role of the IRCS in its local and international environments as a result we
improve our local grounds, had new volunteers and donors beside better coordination with
the local authorities.
The media department is able to publish news and events of National Society with followed
up- data by local, regional and international news agencies beside the network and social
media.
Media department is there in every activity or events with their team armed by audiovisual
tools to document, to feed and update their website and here is a glimpse of the most
important activities during 2015:-Media coverage of IRCS visitors with pictures.
-Posts with media agencies and supplies all media releases issued by the National Society
such as (magazines - brochures - posters).
-Follow all media bulletins issued by humanitarian clusters in Iraq
-Issuing brochures, posters related to IRCS activities.
-Processing a media archive documentation of photos, published reports and shares that
with local/international events.
Media vision: the IRCS aims to engage with you, for you and to be able to get in touch with others.
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Organizational development
The IRCS strategic plan 2014-2018 has been launched in 2015, which directs our programs
and strengthens our potential as dynamic organization with well-functioning in, which has
covered all of Iraq. Strategic plans have been derived from NS experience in the field and
operations management.
Organizational development in IRCS aims to build and enhance capacity of the National
Society to target human resources, both volunteers and staff in the operations level
Programs concentrate on project cycle and its function to develop how to prepare proposals,
operation plans and PMER, with this task more than fifty staff and volunteers have been
trained in cooperative with Norway Red cross.
Plans have been set to extend the knowledge for volunteers in the area of Red Cross and Red
Crescent fundamental principles and rules for RCRC humanitarian assistance.
TOT will be promoted by OD in the line of coming training program.
Progress in preparing advanced level of humanitarian project managers in the IRCS
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Engineering and rehabilitation services
The main operational development during 2015 related to progress on the construction and
rehabilitations for the IRCS hospitals and Al Razi center which are on schedule to promote
their functions and services with large scale of beneficiaries that is finalized during 2015
The other major operation was to adjust mobile RO unit of 2m3 /h capacity to serve the IDPs
camps vulnerable to water born communicable diseases as cholera and it was allocated in
Abo-Ghareeb district severing 8000 person in al Nasr wa al Salam camp
This year maintenance program also included the headquarter and many offices in every
aspect
The final blueprint and designs of our future model branch- offices, commercial mall and
hospitals is delivered for construction works.
Investments:
Properties and buildings
The Iraqi Red Crescent seeks to obtain an advantage of its Properties and buildings in the
self-financing with ongoing Rehabilitation services to enhance resources and income.
Strategic Plan for resource mobilization and investment changed the investment policies and
implementation models for regular definite investment
Finance management in 2015
The following chart will show the income resources (cash flow) that had been used to cover
the activities of the IRCS making total of 5,362,037,961 IQ a detailed table that will show the
amount of donations by many national societies, humanitarian organizations and others that
had been covering the activities mentioned earlier in the report.
Financial resources for 2015 in IQ
in IQ
Due & fine
states and rents
hospitals
Donations
53151000
830401075
1883273490
2593412396
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Contributors in 2015
Funds in IQ
World Health Organization
760,630,772
Danish and Italian Red Cross /PSP
311,000,000
Danish and Italian Red Cross /mobile clinic
260,000,000
German Red Cross
389,129,500
Norwegian Red Cross
165,049,859
Iranian Red Crescent Society
158,735,000
Singapore Red Cross
131,408,200
American Red Cross
102,128,715
Turkish Red Crescent
67,500,000
Zain Telecommunication Company
55.000.000
International Committee of The Red Cross
52.014,000
Swedish Red Cross
50.336.800
Danish Red Cross
42,908,800
International Federation for the RC/RC
35,006,750
Japanese Red Cross
8,564,000
Iraqi Lawyer Syndicate
4 .000,000
Total
2,593,412,396
Conclusion
The Iraqi Red Crescent Society (IRCS) 2015 report had presented the activities of the year of
the challenge.
These challenges had endorsed our experience in relief efforts, health services and
strengthened our relation with the national societies and other components of the movements
beside the international and local organization.
Enhancing our human and resources management beside our developmental operational plan
added further assets to our society services. We will continue to serve humanity and the
vulnerable despite all the challenges, waiting for 2016 and new chapter in our mission...
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Prepared by:
Organizational Development Department.
Technical Affairs Management
Iraqi Red Crescent Society
For more information on this report, please contact:
Management Office of General Secretary assistant
E- mail: [email protected]
Mobile 009647704849783
Web site: www.ircs.iq.com
Organization Development
E- Mail: [email protected]
Mobile 009647706740080
International Relation Department
E- Mail : [email protected]
Mobile 009647704621141
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