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The Sirwan River is an essential source of water for the communities living in the northeast of Kurdistan, Iraq.

Addressing environmental challenges unites divided villages in the northeast of Kurdistan, Iraq

Through facilitating dialogue on water sharing, we support communities in Iraq in overcoming divisions to alleviate the ongoing water crisis.

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A former canal has dried up, in Diwaniya, Iraq.

Supporting state-citizen dialogue for resilient communities in Anbar, Iraq

This project strengthens climate resilience in Anbar, Iraq, by fostering dialogue, improving climate adaptation, and integrating conflict sensitivity to address climate and conflict challenges.

  • Past Project 2023 - 2025
Integrating peacebuilding into climate adaptation strengthens community resilience and reduces future risks.

No peace at COP30? Why that’s a risk the world can’t afford 

Read why peace, good governance and climate adaptation should not be separate agendas at COP30.

  • blog post 12 Nov 2025
  • Author(s) Nazanine Moshiri
Al Ayadhiyah’s third dialogue session, September 2024.

Bridging divides and tackling water scarcityCommunity dialogue as a climate action in Iraq

From dispute to shared responsibility, community dialogues are helping Iraqi villages manage water scarcity and build trust for a more resilient future.

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A greener peace in the Hirshabelle State of Somalia

With IOM and UNEP, this project integrates conflict transformation with environmental peacebuilding to support the people of Jowhar navigate climate insecurity using local solutions.

  • Current Project
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Khanda Assad

Project Manager, Middle East and North Africa Unit

  • Berghof People
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Peshtiwan Al-Dawoudi

Iraq- Country Director, Middle East and North Africa Unit

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Leadership and governance

Our executive management, board, and key governance documents

The Berghof Approach

Conflict is inevitable, but violence is not. With support, people can transform violent conflicts into sustainable peace.

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Sonja Neuweiler

Senior Advisor, Middle East and North Africa Unit

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