Support for Social Cohesion is a programmed to promote stronger, peaceful, and more cohesive communities in all areas of Iraq. Built on integrating the success and lessons learned from social cohesion projects and interventions implemented, the programmed takes a multi-faceted approach to address institutional frameworks, local mechanisms, capacity development, inter-group and state-citizen relations, and conflict-sensitive responses. Activities aim to facilitate locally driven solutions and support the integration of conflict sensitivity and social cohesion into Iraq’s governance, stabilization, and development agendas.

he Integrated Reconciliation Project supports a national agenda for long-term reconciliation by creating infrastructure to promote peace within communities, focusing on the most vulnerable communities and minorities in Iraq. The creates and strengthens community social cohesion mechanisms, providing socio-economic support services, reinforcing civil society capacities, and bolstering national systems to effectively coordinate and plan social cohesion and reconciliation efforts in Iraq.

Our mission focuses on protecting forests to preserve biodiversity, combat climate change, and support sustainable livelihoods. Through reforestation, conservation efforts, and community partnerships, we work to ensure a greener, healthier future for our planet.

Our expertise in Social Cohesion

Building a greener future together involves collaborative efforts to protect and restore our planet’s vital ecosystems. Through reforestation, sustainable practices, and community involvement, we work collectively to ensure a healthier, more sustainable world for all.

  • Reforestation and Tree Planting InitiativesDeveloped mechanisms for community consultation and dialogue, including forming Local Peace Committees.
  • Establishment “Youth for Peace” Groups and “Women for Peace” groups, for implement initiatives.
  • Trained social workers to provide psychosocial support and treatment for victims of violence in conflict settings.
  • Held roundtable discussions with youth and social media influencers to discuss digital campaigns advocating for reconciliation and peaceful coexistence.
  • Support for livelihoods for households, each farmer or female-headed household or traditional artisan will get $3,000 in small business.
  • Providing services, counseling and awareness sessions about coexistence with others and access to different services and protection risks and help request services through a helpline for women, men, children and youth.
  • Vocational training for women and adolescents affected by armed conflict and received small grants