Security Track Sample Clauses

Security Track. Security Area Activities Performed
Sample 1
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Security Track. “Linking stability with development will reduce incentives for violence and integrate key cities into longer-term development initiatives.” Strategic city stabilization: Activity Objective ICAP Achievement Short- and long-term jobs for infrastructure rehabilitation To provide unemployed and disengaged young men – often a key recruiting ground for the insurgency – with opportunities for employment and economic advancement. Five major irrigation and infrastructure projects in strategic cities worth $172,000 undertaken that utilized young people as labor. 11,600 days of labor created for young people. Restore urban infrastructure, including sewage lines and water mains To show Iraqis concrete improvements while providing the foundation for local development 106 Water and sanitation projects completed, Sponsor or support key projects such as neighborhood cleanups, garbage collection, and infrastructure rehabilitation Build confidence, Capacity, and support for bigger efforts to follow. 144 public works (cleanups, garden & amenity restoration) and infrastructure (electrical & telephone networks, roads, bridges) projects undertaken. Support community-level action programs Promote dialogue and decision-making by bringing together different segments of communities prone to conflict 93 Community Boards implemented 676 projects worth $23,600,000 The majority of CAGs implemented more than one project Support public broadcasts that address conflict issues Address conflict issues as well as groups and individuals that promote cooperation. ACDI/VOCA staff trained in conflict resolution 22 training workshops for all CAGs in all governorates 9 USAID/Iraq Transition Strategy Plan, 2006-2008 Strategic partnership with the Iraqi Peace Builder’s Network Iraq’s first conflict resolution network created Local human rights associations supported to undertake conflict resolution activities Conflicts over water and power between communities mitigated through CAG activities Local services and local government Capacity: Activity Objective ICAP Achievement Help provincial and local councils build the Capacity to deliver essential services – power, water, waste water treatment Enhance the living standards of average Iraqis and promote the legitimacy of provincial and local government 20 electrical projects and 163 cities, towns and villages assisted with water and sanitation services through collaboration with local government. Continuing to support Iraqi communities Activity Objectiv...
Sample 1

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