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What to include in your request
Planning starts with three questions: who is moving, where and when. An outline is enough for a first enquiry; the detail follows during planning.
- How many people are moving, and whether they are international or local staff
- The start point, destination and any work sites on the way
- Dates, expected timings and whether the movement will repeat
- Any client or site access procedures the team must follow
- A point of contact on your side for the day of the movement
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Share details with care
Movement details are sensitive. Limit them to the people who need them, and agree with your provider how names, timings and routes will be exchanged.
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How the vehicles and team are chosen
The choice of vehicles and team follows the threat assessment, not a fixed package.
What Diri Al-Nassir does
Our PSD teams use armoured or soft-skin vehicles chosen to the threat assessment and checked before every move, with trauma bags and recovery kit in every vehicle.
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What the provider plans
Ask your provider what it prepares before each move, and how it briefs you on it.
What Diri Al-Nassir does
For every movement we prepare primary and alternative routes, safe halts, an emergency and extraction plan, and a briefing for the team and the client, supported by daily risk briefings.
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During and after the movement
What Diri Al-Nassir does
Each move is made in constant contact with our 24/7 operations room and tracked by GPS, with convoy coordination over secure radio. Afterwards the mission and any incident are logged, the client receives a report, and lessons feed the next movement.
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Where we operate
We provide PSD in every governorate of Iraq, including the Kurdistan Region; current work includes Mosul, Kirkuk and Basra and the corridors between Erbil, Nineveh and Kirkuk. Every mission starts with a risk assessment.
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Sources on this site
Every fact about Diri Al-Nassir in this article is published on the pages below.