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Anbar Baghdad Basra Karbala/Najaf Dahuk Diyala Erbil Kirkuk Salah Al CLUSTER: NATIONAL SUB-NATIONAL COORDINATION HUBS (Governorate or Operational Area) (Parentheses denote Sub- Cluster) Baghdad Anbar Baghdad Basra Karbala/Najaf Dahuk Diyala Erbil Kirkuk Salah al-Din Sulaymaniyah Ninewa Other - KRI Other - S/C Name, Agency: Mohammad Khan, UNHCR Wesam Bajilani, UNHCR Wesam Bajilani, UNHCR Ayad Al-Nebhan, UNHCR Majid Kathum, UNHCR Caroline Nanzer, UNHCR Wisam Al-Rubaye, UNHCR John Mwate, UNHCR Yasser Waris, UNHCR Najeh Ibrahim Khaleel, UNHCR Alexey Dudarev, UNHCR Shadab Mansoori, UNHCR (Vacant) Annika Gerlach, UNHCR E-mail: UN UNHCR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07809217336 07801958466 07801958466 07801981374 07807307340 07801981374 07711165710 07726163723 07719945707; 07510087471 07701822254 07726174005 07719945602 07809217329 Protection Name, Agency: Claudia Nicoletti, DRC Ahmed Mudheher, IRC Ahmed Mudheher, IRC (Vacant) Alaa Tariq, DRC Sameera Tika Bavand, NRC Ahmed Samer, IRC (vacant) (Vacant) Amelie Squercioni Darya Kawa, Heartland Alliance Yara Tarabay, Human Appeal Claudia Nicoletti, DRC (Vacant) NGO E-mail: DRC [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07517409919 07705402453 07705402453 07517828899 07515116759 07707779179 07519312249 07700246173 0751 740 8417 07517409919 Name, Agency: Makiba Yamano, UNICEF Maryam Khaleel, UNICEF Maryam Khaleel, UNICEF Amer Al Maliki, UNICEF Abduljabar Arab, UNICEF Asther Hagos, SCI Ahmed Tahir, UNICEF Sumit Shah, SCI Martha Kampire, SCI Nasik Taha, UNICEF Erik Prins, Mission East Makiba Yamano, UNICEF UN E-mail: UNICEF [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07827824411 07809208635 07809208635 07809288697 07504446926 07504646213 07504646213 07511240188 07517411468 07511353079 07511273812 07827824411 Name, Agency: Geoffrey Kirenga, SCI Aseel Salih, War Child UK Aseel Salih, War Child UK (Vacant) Talaat al-Wand , PAO Ibtisam Tofiq, FUAD (Vacant) Afrah Mosa, SCI Geoffrey Kirenga, SCI Mohammed Qasim, Hope Save the [email protected] (Child NGO E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Protection) Children [email protected] '07511240305 Phone: 07511240193 07816039425 07816039425 07516396010 07701358555; 07511058637 07511240193 07702037020 Name, Agency: Delkhaz Rasheed Ali, DoSA Ghariba Bayz, DoSA Aras Dilara, DoLSA GOV'T E-mail: GOV'T [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07504580972 07507380033 07702264353 Name, Agency: Nicia ElDannawi, UNFPA Eri Taniguchi, UNFPA Alia Al-Salami, UNHCR Gertrude Mubiru, UNFPA Mohammad Hussein, UNFPA Ali Ahmed, UNFPA Ayoub Ahmed Azeez, Islamic Relief Omer El Faroug, UNFPA Ali Ahmed, UNFPA Eri Taniguchi, UNFPA UN E-mail: UNFPA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07517401544 07809171048 07722730662 07500649281 07702549930 07504646213 07707937376 07510152972 07504646213 07809171048 Name, Agency: Florence Adiyo, IMC Harriet Oyombe, IMC Saleem Akreeye, UNFPA Diana Kako, al-Messala (Vacant) Eyob Fekade, UNHCR Diana Kako, Al Messala Harriet Oyombe, IMC (GBV) NGO E-mail: IMC [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07517406960 07508560851 07507499453 07704945654 07507499453 07508560851 Name, Agency: (Vacant) Major Aram Mohamad, DVAW GOV'T E-mail: GOV'T [email protected] Phone: 07504507570 Name, Agency: Kristina Duric, UNOPS UN E-mail: UNMAS [email protected] Phone: 07818782667 Name, Agency: (vacant) (Mine Action) NGO E-mail: MAG Phone: Name, Agency: Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Lezma Fuad, IKMAA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Lezma Fuad, IKMAA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA Lezma Fuad, IKMAA Hala Al-Shimary, DMA GOV'T E-mail: DMA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07904720822 07904720822 07904720822 07904720822 07904720822 07507533777; 07700550974 07904720822 07507533777; 07700550974 07904720822 07904720822 07507533777; 07700550974 07904720822 Name, Agency: Muslim Qazimi, UNHABITAT (Vacant) (Vacant) (Vacant) UN E-mail: UNHABITAT [email protected] Phone: 07508311691 (HLP) Name, Agency: Chadi Halabi, NRC Vian Alshaik Ali, LCN-Tamuz Alyaa Ameer, LCN Awatif Mustafa, Lcn-Al Taqa (Vacant) Skylar Kogelschatz, Mercy Hands Abbas Al Sodani, LCN Sila Sonmez, NRC Ary Taher, LCN Saad Albatat, LCN Alyaa Ameer, LCN Skylar Kogelschatz, Mercy Hands NGO E-mail: NRC [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07502013571 07704619000 077016775170 07801131184 07716368174 07702236770 07517402593 07507474005 07702836103 077016775170 07716368174 Name, Agency: Timothy Anderson, WFP (Vacant) (Vacant) Timothy Anderson, WFP Riyadh Al-Dabagh, WFP Timothy Anderson, WFP Yahya Alsalihi, WFP (Vacant) Neiaz Ibrahim, WFP Mohammed Faisal, WFP Mohammed Faisal, WFP UN E-mail: WFP [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07809156119 07809156119 07809299920 07809156119 07809156125 07809299926 07809217336 07809217336 Name, Agency: (vacant) Mohamed Kassem, UIMSIRAQ Maha Alaa al-Deen, Islamic Relief Tina Kawa Karim Mohammed Kassem, UIMSIRAQ Food Security NGO E-mail: ACF [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07835099293 07714826933 7701526053 07835099293 Name, Agency: Husein Abdulkhaliq, PDS Shireen Wahab, KRA (Vacant) Mohammed Kassem, UIMSIRAQ GOV'T E-mail: GOV'T TBC [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07504508321 0771964154 07835099293 Name, Agency: Dr. Fawad Khan, WHO Dr. Marwan Al-Ani, WHO Dr. Fawad Khan, WHO Dr. Awatif Habeeb, WHO Dr. Blend Mizoory, WHO Dr. Yade Hadi, WHO Dr Oday Ibrahim, WHO Dr Oday Ibrahim, WHO Dr. Najmaddin Ahmed, WHO Dr. Feras Mustafa, WHO Dr. Fawad Khan, WHO UN E-mail: WHO [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07510101452; 07827843683 07827820232 07510101452 07809269524 07809269555 0 517406902 07809270770 07809270770 07510101473 07809269590 07510101452 Name, Agency: Dr. Kamal Olleri, IMC Damaris Kunz, Medair Dr. Kamal Olleri, IMC Health NGO E-mail: IMC [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07517406181 07515149146 07517406181 Name, Agency: Dr. Mohammed Jabber, MoH Dr. Nameer Abdulkarim Ali, DoH Dr. Sirwan Mohammed, DoH Dr. Shakhawan Assad, DoH Dr. Ziyad Maded, DoH Dr. Harith Ahmed Azeez, DoH Dr. Ibrahim Tofiq - DoH Dr. Abdulsattar Ahmed, DoH Dr.Renas Sadiq - MoH KRG GOV'T E-mail: GOV'T [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07806121664, 07723695297 07504509496 07504488944 07701218859 07701996849 07702295057 07519782117, 07705202529 07504482798 Name, Agency: Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF Peter Lukwiya, UNICEF UN E-mail: UNICEF [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 07809291221 Name, Agency: Waleed Rasheed, Action Against Hunger Waleed Rasheed, Action Against Hunger Safia S. Wasfi, Arche Nova Waleed Rasheed, Action Against Hunger Omeed Enwiya, SCI Mustafa Sadiq, SCI Aras Hussein, Arche Nova Mattia Barbieri, SOLIDARITÉS INTERNATIONAL Waleed Rasheed, Action Against Hunger WASH NGO E-mail: ACF [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
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