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DONOR 

WHO (World Health Organization)

LOCATION 

Hawija, Erbil and Sinjar, Kurdistan (Iraq)

Objective

The main objective of this action has been to enhance the provision of quality critical healthcare services in Hawija-Kirkuk, Sinjar-Mosul districts and Erbil.

Specific objective of the project has been to strengthen quality critical care services provided to Returnees, IDPs and host community in Hawija-Kirkuk, Sinjar-Mosul districts and Erbil.

Activity 

Activity 1.1: Provision of Technical Assistance (TA) and training on the job by International experts on international best practice and clinical standards in providing quality critical care services in Hawija-Kirkuk, Sinjar-Mosul districts and Erbil.

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