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Capital Construction - Gallery 3
Iraqi power station employees outside of Basra
A Iraqi welder builds wire protection ramps during the reconstruction of the port of Umm Qsar
Beam plant near Arbil, Iraq
An engineer oversees the startup of generators in Umm Qasr, Iraq
Cranes at old Umm Qasr port
Iraqi children and their father pose for a portrait in Basra
>Iraqi workers have helped clean offices at Umm Qasr
Pipes show war damage at the water plant in Safwan, Iraq
Transimition tower showing damage
Unloading grain at old Umm Qasr port
Ambassador L. Paul Bremer, Administrator of the Coalition Provisional Authority, gives a press conference 2 June 2003 in the Iraqi Forum in Baghdad, Iraq. He announced the $70 million Iraq Community Action Program designed to promote citiizen involvement in community development at the grass roots level. The program awards 5 cooperative agreements to Non-governmental Orginizations.
An Iraqi contrator survey sthe damage to the main dispatch center of the Baghdad Electric Authority. The facility was damaged by looting during the war.
Electrical distribution facility that is part of the Baghdad Electric Authority. Getting power restored in Iraq has been one of the first goals of USAID.
USAID is renovating this training center of the Ministry of Justice to serve as a temporary office for core staff of the Ministry of Justice. Both this building and the ministry's main office were looted in the war.
The destroyed main warehouse for spare parts at the Baghdad Electric Authority that was looted and burned in the war. Getting electric power and other utilities restored in Iraq has been one of the first goals of USAID.
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Capital Construction - Gallery 3


Pipes show war damage at the water plant in Safwan, Iraq
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Pipes show war damage at the water plant in Safwan, Iraq

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