AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHumanitarian Alarm: UN warns Afghanistan’s hunger and malnutrition are worsening as funding cuts bite, with child acute malnutrition at critical levels in 12 provinces and WFP saying it can only reach a fraction of those who need help. Climate & Disaster Impacts: Flash floods and heavy rains continue to kill and displace people in eastern Afghanistan, while communities report repeated climate shocks that keep them from recovering. Returnee Pressure on Cities: UN-Habitat says nearly 6 million Afghans have returned since late 2023, adding strain to housing, services, and infrastructure. Health System Under Strain: WHO highlights that Afghanistan’s health strategy must go beyond clinics, including education, nutrition, safe water, and support—while restrictions and aid declines worsen access. Livestock & Food Security Support: EU and Australia announce over $19m in new aid, including veterinary services to protect animal health and climate-resilient livelihoods. Governance & Rights Context: WHO and OCHA briefings underscore that security alone won’t stop hunger; meanwhile, reports also note Taliban restrictions such as a crackdown on phones.
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