WASHINGTON, March 1, 2007 – Rebuilding Iraq is shifting from a U.S.-led “jump start” effort to a self-sustaining Iraqi driven phase, the director of the Iraq Reconstruction Management Office said today. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has built the majority of its large projects, Ambassador Joseph Saloom, director of the Iraq Reconstruction Management Office. “It is a shift away from us building large things … to more working to build their capacity to do things for themselves,” Saloom said. All but 15 percent of the $13.4 billion Iraq Relief and Reconstruction fund has been spent, and that will...