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Caroline Zullo is the Policy and Advocacy Advisor for the Norwegian Refugee Council in Iraq.
Follow her on Twitter: @caroline_zullo
While the KRG has established policies for Syrian refugees in Kurdistan to live and work legally, these provisions have not translated into sustainable livelihoods and economic prosperity, resulting in unrealised potential, writes Caroline Zullo.
