Five years after the declared end of the conflict with the Islamic State (IS), Iraq's recovery remains fragile as many communities remain in need of humanitarian assistance. Among those most at risk of exclusion are the one million internally displaced and returnee Iraqis that lack civil documentation, such as core identity documents and birth, marriage
Up to one million displacement-affected Iraqis lack critical civil documentation that hinders their access to public services and increases their risk of poverty and exclusion, according to a new r.
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Lack of Civil Documention Presents Challenges for IDPs and Returnees
In February 2021, the National Protection Cluster (NPC) released the findings from the first round of data collection of the Protection Monitoring System (PMS), which took place between December 2020-January 2021. Protection monitoring was carried out through structured interviews with over 2700 key informants at the community level across 18 governorates and 75 districts, and included IDPs, returnees and host communities (where relevant). Data was collected across nine protection categories and thematic categories; findings were supplemented by complementary data from the ongoing follow-up surveys being carried out by the NPC and Camp Coordination and Camp Management Cluster (CCCM) of those impacted by the recent closure of IDP camps in federal Iraq.