This report by PAX reveals how the conflict in Iraq has left a toxic trail of destruction which could have severe health consequences for Iraqis and could complicate reconstruction efforts.
This report warns that Iraq faces rapidly increasing dust and sand storms due to drought, water mismanagement, upstream damming, loss of vegetation, and climate change.
The report presents findings from a participatory ecosystem assessment in the marshlands of southern Iraq (Dhi Qar, Maysan, and Basra).
A new World Bank Group diagnostic tool, the Country Climate and Development Report provides an analytical foundation to address Iraq's most pressing development needs and climate challenges simultaneously.
This report emphasizes the central role of technological innovation in advancing climate adaptation and mitigation.
This report highlights the significant impact of climate change on the country and its energy sector.
This paper explores Iraq’s severe water scarcity as a consequence of intensifying climate change, revealing the region’s disproportionate vulnerability and underscoring the overlooked link between climate impacts and water availability amid broader global environmental threats.
This climate vulnerability assessment explores the living conditions of climate-induced migrants in their locations of displacement to understand their main needs and vulnerabilities.
