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<abstract>The United States, along with its coalition partners and various
international organizations, has undertaken a challenging,	 
complex, and costly effort to stabilize and rebuild Iraq. The	 
Department of Defense (DOD) has responsibility for a significant 
portion of the reconstruction effort. Amid signs of progress, the
coalition faces numerous political, security, and economic	 
challenges in rebuilding Iraq. Within this environment, many	 
reconstruction projects have fallen short of expectations,	 
resulting in increased costs, schedule delays, reduced scopes of 
work, and in some cases project cancellations. This testimony (1)
discusses the overall progress that has been made in rebuilding  
Iraq and (2) describes challenges faced by DOD in achieving	 
successful outcomes on individual projects. This testimony	 
reflects our reviews of reconstruction and DOD contract 	 
management issues, as well as work of the Special Inspector	 
General for Iraq Reconstruction. In our previous reports, we have
made several recommendations to improve outcomes in Iraq. DOD	 
generally agreed with our recommendations.</abstract>
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