The Coordination and Common Services (CCS) Sector in Iraq supports humanitarian actors to deliver a principled humanitarian response. The sector ensures that strategic and operational humanitarian decision-making is coordinated, inclusive, accountable and evidence-based. To that end, CCS promotes, coordinates and harmonizes timely and relevant multisectoral information, analysis and advocacy. The sector also works to enhance the impact of humanitarian response in Iraq through its members’ work on access, and the safety and security of humanitarians through information and advocacy.
Iraq
Humanitarian partners reported 12 access-related incidents during the third and fourth quarters of 2022 in seven districts within four Governorates, of which 25 per cent were in Al-Muqdadiya district within Diyala Governorate and 25 per cent…
Iraq
Humanitarian partners reported nine access-related incidents in the second quarter of 2022—the fewest incidents reported since mid-2019 when OCHA began systematically monitoring access difficulties in Iraq. The reported incidents were roughly 74 per cent fewer than…
Iraq
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