It is with deep sadness that RNVDO mourns the death of Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations and the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. Kofi Annan has passed away on 18th of August at the age of 80. Today all RNVDO staff in headquarters and in our field offices has gathered in Read More
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After losing their parents in the liberation military operations of Qayyarah, four children (three boys and a girl) became suddenly without a breadwinner or a sponsor, found themselves in a tent in the IDPs’ camp (Jed’ah 4). This is one of the hundreds painful stories in Mosul, another tragic story in a long chain of Read More
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RNVDO in collaboration with LWR has participated in a two-day BAA workshop in Baghdad this weekend concluded by The United States Agency for International Development (USAID). It was attended by two senior advisers on behalf of Vice President Mike Pence, as well as the US ambassador to Iraq further signaling the Administration’s strong commitment Read More
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Ahmed Akram participated mobile phone maintenance training course within Ana fi aman’s project for one month. He wanted to share his story. He is now managing his own mobile repair and maintenance workshop.
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Under the name of ‘’ISHTAR’’ Babylon symbol for love and war, RNVDO and IOM in collaboration with some NGO partners, organized a celebration on 8 March 2018. The celebration took place at Jada’ah camps and attended by number of government and political officials. The celebration consisted of different entertainment activities such as poetry, music, theater Read More
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RNVDO, in cooperation with Caritas Republic organisation, launched a campaign to provide some essential supplies and disinfectants to Mosul hospitals on February 14, 2018. The campaign included distributing essential medical assistance and supplies in the city of Mosul for Oncology , Al-Shalal and Ibn al-Atheer Hospitals.
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Dr. Irfan Al-Nuaemi, Executive Director of RNVDO, announced at Kuwait Conference for Reconstruction of Iraq, allocating 4 million US dollars for relief and reconstruction projects in Mosul.
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