Report commissioned by the Permanent Mission of the United Arab Emirates to the UN written by Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace, and security (GIWPS) 2020. Contributor. H.E. Geraldine Byrne Nason, Ambassador and PermanentRepresentative of Ireland to the United Nations This year, the international community marked three major milestones in its collective journey towards achieving gender […]
Musleh Duhoky, Nesreen Mustafa Sideek Barwari, Jian Hassanpour. Vol. 23 No. 2 (2020): Section: Pure and Engineering Sciences. This article focuses on building a resilient sector based on a unified approach for a comprehensive social, economic, and environmentally viable water and sanitation sector development for Duhok Governorate. The article highlights the challenges of meeting the […]
By Dr. Nesreen Barwari. 2018. More than three years after the occupation of large parts of Iraqi territory by ISIL, over 1.7 million have returned to their places of origin as Iraqi forces and Kurdish Peshmerga retook areas. However, more than 3 million Iraqis remain displaced. Duhok, a governorate with a population of 1.5 million, today […]
By Dr. Nesreen Barwari. 2018. Structural issues and recent multiple crises As with the rest of Iraq, the KRI economy is characterised by four severe weaknesses: These structural challenges have been aggravated by a series of recent shocks:
An essay in the booklet: “Kurdistan Regional Government: Twenty-five years of hope, challenges and progress”. Publication. Sep 2017. The booklet “Kurdistan Regional Government: Twenty-five years of hope, challenges and progress,” published in September 2017 and containing the essay “The Kurdistan Region of Iraq: From Tragedy and Trauma to Urban Development,” does not appear to be […]
Cities to be newsletter. 2017. The world we live in is bringing a picture of global dilemmas when we try to discern between challenges, risks and opportunities. Most of the issues that are considered global challenges transcend national boundaries and cannot be resolved by any one country acting alone. What is the role of cities […]
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With over 30 years of experience across humanitarian, public, and academic sectors, she has devoted her career to promoting conflict management, good governance, and community development in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region.
Born in Baghdad in 1967, Nesreen’s memoir unfolds the journey of a Kurdish woman forging her identity in the shadow of war, loss, and resilience. From childhood, her mother’s vivid tales and her family’s legacy of endurance taught her that survival and selfhood are woven from the threads of memory.
