Afghanistan

Responding to avalanches in Afghanistan

Concern Worldwide has launched an emergency response in Afghanistan after avalanches in Badakhshan province killed at least 43 people. An entire village has been buried in 10 feet of snow.

>> Avalanches in Afghanistan

Concern Worldwide has launched an emergency response in Badakhshan, Afghanistan after avalanches killed at least 43 people last month– burying an entire village in up to 10 feet of snow.

>> Afghanistan: drought response

With funding from Irish Aid, Concern Worldwide have responded to the drought in Afghanistan by implementing cash-for-work programmes and cash transfers for the poorest and most vulnerable families.

>> Improved livelihood environments

This is an executive summary of the final evaluation of the sustainable management for the improved livelihoods and environments execution.

 

>> Social water and integrated management project

This is an executive summary of the final evaluation of the social water and integrated management project in Afghanistan.

>> Improved livelihood environments

This is an executive summary of the final evaluation of the sustainable management for the improved livelihood environment intervention in Afghanistan.

 

>> Women's empowerment and livelihoods development

This is an executive summary of the final evaluation of the women's empowerment and livelihoods development programme. Click on the link below to read the evaluation in full.

>> Case study: NowAbad village, Yawan district, Badakshan

This case study outlines how Concern Worldwide's village development programmes in Afghanistan has benefitted NowAbad village and community.

"Appalling suffering for people on the brink"

Fintan O’Toole, writing in the Irish Times, has said that “we are currently taking a scythe to the aid budget for the poorest counties.”

 

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