An information technology-based online management system of orphans for humanitarian assistance and care in Iraq

For almost half a century, Iraq was ravaged by wars and the ongoing political instability where Iraq was connected to the military coups, neighborhood war, and clashes that generated violent conflicts. The number of orphans produced is incalculable. More than 5% of the world's orphans became orphans in Iraq. Orphans from the most neglected and ignored community in society. Because of the orphan's material and emotional deprivation, caring for orphans should be given higher attention. The purpose of this paper is to create and implement a computerized online registration system that is controlled electronically, It is used to acquire, process, manipulate, organize, and provide timely, accurate, and regular orphan data, with the goal of include as many orphans of various categories as possible, who are typically unregistered. The system model was created using the use case diagram, sequence diagram, an entity-relationship diagram. This system was established in an attempt to include, register, and reach as many orphans as possible, based on the notion that information technology has become crucial for promoting effective jobs. The developed database not only considers the sequence of the tasks performed but also the relationships among the control objects. Paperwork administration will be eliminated, record handling will be minimized, data synchronization, as the orphans’ data can be recorded regularly and accurately, through which, material and humanitarian assistance can be provided.