Nearly 200 UK humanitarian, development and domestic charity leaders and leaders, including The National Federation of Women’s Institutes, Save the Children, Greenpeace UK, UNICEF UK and Friends of...
Executive Summary Following a dry spell over the winter period of 2017-2018, Afghanaid detected early warning signs of livelihoods under stress due to drought conditions in its operating area in Ghor...
We, the 61 undersigned National and International Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), members of Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief and Development (ACBAR), condemn in the strongest terms...
This position paper of the Afghanistan Resilience Consortium prepared for the 2016 Brussels Conference on Afghanistan calls on the country and its partners to allocate greater political, technical,...
In May flash floods hit the Khuram was Sarbagh district of Samangan leaving communities with no time to prepare and wreaking devastation on already vulnerable households. Alongside 30 years of...
BADAKHSHAN – LANDSLIDE APPEAL On Friday, 2nd May landslides engulfed two villages in the remote and mountainous in Argo District of Badakhshan Province in north-eastern Afghanistan. It was last...
Abu Ahmad lives in Bahrak, a district located near the Afghan border with Tajikistan. He and his fellow villagers have suffered from years of poor farming and livestock production due to drought and...
Improving Water Quality in Samangan Province The World Health Organisation estimates that each year in Afghanistan 82,100 children under the age of 5 die from diarrhoea. At Afghanaid, we find this...
Afghanaid works alongside poor, vulnerable and marginalised people to enhance their opportunities and capabilities. Afghanaid is a registered UK charity with a small London team. The head office...
Real Afghanistan. Real Needs. Real Afghans. Has everyone lost hope? Is everyone tired of Afghanistan? When public support fades for the military intervention, there is a danger that support for the...