From Tangential Livelihood Programming to Integrated Social Protection: Conceiving a Long-Term Approach to Youth Economic and Social Policy in Iraq

Publication Date: July 28, 2023

Topic(s): Financing Mechanisms,Livelihoods,Social Protection Policies

Geographies: Iraq

Farah Al Shami, Senior Fellow and Social Protection
Program Director at the Arab Reform Initiative (ARI)

This paper provides a critical analysis of the approach to livelihood policies and programming for youth in Iraq in the aftermath of the 2014 conflict with ISIS, which has been driven by international NGOs and intergovernmental organizations, often in collaboration with the Iraqi State.

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