Quality education will help generate equality, stability, economic growth, and improved living conditions for Iraqi families. If Iraq is to prosper, attention must be paid to student enrollment, retention, and quality of education within the school system. In conjunction with the Ministry of Education, USAID aims to increase enrollment and improve the quality of primary and secondary education, ensure that classrooms have sufficient materials, facilitate community involvement, train teachers, implement accelerated learning programs, and establish partnerships between U.S. and Iraqi colleges and universities. Under the previous regime, a whole generation of Iraqis grew up disconnected from the rest of the world. Unemployment and low salaries forced Iraqis to abandon professional jobs and accept menial labor. Professional talent in the health, private enterprise and education sectors declined. Economic conditions led to poor labor efficiency where the available labor pool was ill-matched to economic opportunity. This mismatch led to poor economic and social returns on education.

EDUCATION & SCHOOLS

International Education Consultants
Academic Publishers
Education & Training Content Providers
School Furniture
School Labs
Educational Tools and Scientific Equipment
Presentation Technology
Non-Governmental Organizations