Jobs in Iraq: A Primer of Job Creation in the Short - Term
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Job Creation; small and medium enterprise; Damage and Needs Assessment; Agriculture; private sector job creation; access to basic service; average wage of worker; Cost of Doing Business; labor force participation rate; short-term job creation; support sme; number of jobs; access to job; public sector employment; private sector activity; public sector reform; access to irrigation; traditional education system; opportunity for woman; share of woman; vocational skill; water use efficiency; private sector employment; inadequate water supply; children attending schools; water and electricity; lack of finance; irrigation and drainage; source of income; level of private; source income; privileges and immunity; maintenance of road; rehabilitation of infrastructure; unskilled job seeker; demand for food; scarcity of water; investments in agriculture; share of capital; public sector job; Private Sector Growth; food security assistance; Internally Displaced Person; rural labor force; construction of building; Construction Building; local private enterprises; access to finance; local hiring requirements; local private sector; sum of money; national unemployment rate; Business Climate; agriculture sector; food processing; business opportunity; Labor Market; job crisis; construction material; oil price; rural area; unmet demand; land market; light manufacturing; private investment; financing need; factor share; construction sector; job growth; agricultural expansion; total employment; building construction; food system; business capacity; educated woman; unpaved road; private construction; government arrears; human capital; youth population; internal displacement; home community; food product; agricultural production; high share; irrigation system; investment climate; oil revenue; Higher Education; regional conflict; job impact; private ownership; retail trade; construction activities; job opportunity; job opportunities; Host Communities; skill base; Public Employment; educated workforce; financing option; conflict situation; Public-Private Partnership;All these keywords.
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