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Erbil, December 8th 2022 The NGO Coordinating Committee for Iraq (NCCI) with support from the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) and European Commission Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection (ECHO), hosted a discussion on water scarcity and climate change related needs in Iraq with a nexus lens. Iraqi communities have borne the brunt of domestic and regional water mismanagement for years, affecting both the amount and quality of water that is accessible. Recently, these impacts have been exacerbated by the effects of climate change, which has further reduced access to water for growing numbers of Iraqi citizens. Participants – which included national and international NGOs and representatives from several diplomatic and donor missions[1] – heard how the response required cuts across a…

Last Updated 2020/01/05. To ease the burden of learning the many acronyms in our daily work, NCCI has created an acronym list in English and Arabic which includes common humanitarian terms and the names of all NGOs which are NCCI members. Please feel free to share to anyone interested. Please download the attached file for the acronym list in English & Arabic.

The NGO Coordination Committee for Iraq (NCCI) is pleased to welcome the following NGOs as NCCI members: Al-Zahaa Association for Environmental Development - National NGO Tazeez for Sustainable Development Foundation - National NGO Viyan organization for Medical Relief and Development - National NGO Cesvi, Italian Agency for Development Cooperation - International NGO Internews Network - International NGO Lutheran World Relief (LWR) - International NGO We are particularly excited about the number of Iraqi NGOs becoming NCCI members. Between 2014-2018 national NGO membership to NCCI has more than doubled. National partners play a significant role on the front lines by providing services, reconciling communities, and protecting the most vulnerable. NCCI looks forward to working with our members in responding to the…

On the 25 June 2019 NCCI convened the General Assembly for its yearly meeting. During the meeting the General Assembly elected NCCI’s Steering Committee for 2019-2020. The Steering Committee oversees the daily functioning of NCCI on behalf of the General Assembly, and is comprised of seven representatives from NCCI’s members, who are elected for a one-year term by the General Assembly. The Steering Committee members include a chair, a deputy chair, a secretary, and a treasurer. Besides overseeing the operational activities of NCCI the Steering Committee appoints the Executive Director and also reviews and approves the applications of prospective member NGOs. The Steering Committee convenes at least once every month. We are happy to announce that the following members have…