هذه الصفحة لم تتم ترجمتها إلى اللغة العربية بعد. يمكنكم الحصول على ترجمة ألية من غوغل ولكن كونوا على علم بأن الترجمة الآلية ليست موثوقة ويمكن أن تشوه المعنى. وقد تم توفير هذه الخدمة كوسيلة مساعدة فقط. وينبغي عدم اعتمادها في الاستشهاد بوجهات نظر المشروع. وعند الحاجة للاقتباس يرجى طلب ترجمة احترافية لهذه الصفحة.
Many experts and expert groups from a range of fields are attempting to combine their knowledge to understand the lethality to Iraqis of the invasion and post-invasion violence in Iraq.
This is a slightly abridged and amended version of an invited "meta-analysis" of IBC's potential contribution to that understanding, presented in a closed meeting of the Ad Hoc Expert Group on mortality estimates for Iraq, convened by WHO in Geneva, May 2007.
If it’s entirely media-based, what does IBC provide that the media itself does not?
- Major commercial media rely almost exclusively on their own in-house reporting, thus limiting their scope
- As a non-profit organisation, IBC is able to operate across commercial boundaries to integrate data from multiple sources
- IBC makes full use of emergent information technologies for remote collaboration and data collection
- This creates a new product from existing data streams
- IBC is, in effect, an aggregator and integrator of material which is dispersed over many locations