AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood and Climate: Nearly 19.2 million Afghans—38% of the population—are expected to face acute food insecurity this winter, with climate change among the pressures worsening hunger, according to WFP and FAO. Flood and Disaster Risks: FAO warns of increased rainfall and flood risks, while Afghanistan recorded 679 deaths from natural disasters over the past year. UN-backed disaster-protection projects in Baghlan aim to reduce communities’ exposure. Kabul’s Rains: Autumn rain has turned parts of Kabul muddy, with unfinished projects adding to the disruption. Wildlife at Risk: Climate change and habitat destruction are pushing Afghanistan’s wildlife toward extinction. Farmers are also adopting climate-resilient methods to strengthen food security.
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