Malteser International Staff Member Describes Life in Iraqi Lockdown
Rafaela Krey, Project and M&E Officer for Malteser International in northern Iraq, shares her experiences during a two-month local lockdown. She describes her daily life and the small moments.
Rafaela Krey, who works as a Project and M&E Officer for Malteser International in northern Iraq, has reported on the local lockdown that has been in place for over two months. In a video, Krey details her daily experiences and how she and her colleagues are navigating the situation.
Malteser International is a German humanitarian aid organization that has been active in Iraq for many years. Krey's role involves monitoring and evaluating projects, which is crucial for ensuring the effectiveness of the organization's aid efforts.
The restrictions imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic have significantly impacted the daily lives of staff members and their ability to carry out aid work. Krey shares her personal observations and the strategies employed to maintain functionality and well-being under stringent measures.
The organization has released a video featuring Krey's reflections. This offers an insight into the daily life of a humanitarian worker in a crisis region during exceptional circumstances and highlights the importance of local staff in international aid operations.