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▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Reform CAGs. In its third phase, USAID/ICAP has facilitated the establishment of CAGs in 114 of the 115 administrative neighborhoods in Baghdad (the Baghdad Airport neighborhood has no residents) and in all five neighborhoods of Baquba. USAID/ICAP was committed to ensuring that CAG members were active and committed community leaders elected through inclusive and transparent participation of community residents. Most CAGs were formed in Year I of the program and thus a process of refreshing membership by replacing inactive members was begun in Quarter 8, resulting in 125 CAGs being reformed. With the Extension II mandate to encourage inclusion of IDP representatives on host community CAGs, 262 IDP CAG members were recruited as part of the CAG refreshment efforts. USAID/ICAP created 10 issue-specific CAGs, or iCAGs. This initiative introduced an alternative way for active community members to participate and organize around specific interests in the development of their neighborhoods. As these interests cross political and geographic boundaries, iCAGs provide a collective voice for multiple communities to interact with government at the local level. While the needs and voice of small communities can be overlooked by local councils and neighborhood-based CAGs, the combined voice and influence of issue-specific partnerships enables communities to be more effective at lobbying government. 9 Nissan 10 10 123 ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇ 4 4 69 Adhamiya 14 14 157 Baquba 5 5 99 Kadhemiya 9 9 125 Karada 8 8 112 Karkh 6 5 62 Mada'en 4 4 50 Mahmodiya 4 4 56 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 11 11 198 Rasheed 14 12 192 Rusafa 13 13 195 Sadr City 8 8 98 IDP CAG’s 4 4 70 Issue CAG’s 10 8 174 Where there was no existing geographic CAG encompassing an IDP population, the program established IDP CAGs: Iraqi Family Compound ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Amriya 15 Zafaraniya IDP CAG Karada Zafaraniya 25 Chkuk IDP CAG Kadhemiya Chkuk 15 Al-Wafa'a IDP Compound Adhemiya Sha’ab 15
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