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Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), co-funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. The government of Iraq has defined comprehensive reform measures to embark on an inclusive development path based on stable and accountable institutions. The aim is to diversify domestic revenue mobilisation to get away from the current near complete dependence on oil revenue. To this end, the project is supporting government efforts to modernise the non-oil domestic revenue generation system through institutional and human capacity development. This is supported by the Tax Reform Component - one of the FFM program"s four components. The aim is to support the establishment of a transparent and accountable revenue generation system that is capable of mobilising revenue in a fair manner for service delivery to the citizens, especially the vulnerable women and children who are mostly affect by the prolonged conflict. Overall, this multi-donor action puts emphasis on developing long-term abilities of its partners such as Ministry of Finance (MoF), General Commission of Taxes (GCT), and Iraq Custom Authority (ICA). Particular focus is placed on the key revenue generating institutions and other non-oil revenue generating departments and commissions with strong potenti