AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate Resilience Funding: The EU has provided €15 million to the World Food Programme to strengthen climate resilience and local food systems in Afghanistan, including support for livelihoods, women and youth economic opportunities, and school feeding—arriving as UN agencies warn of severe humanitarian funding shortfalls. Food Security Crisis: A new REACH analysis projects 4.7 million Afghans will face emergency-level food insecurity in 2026 (IPC Phase 4), with 17.4 million in acute food insecurity and 21.9 million needing humanitarian assistance, as hunger, malnutrition, displacement, and debt deepen stress—especially for children under 5, adolescent girls, and pregnant and breastfeeding women. Water & Waste Pressure in Kabul: Residents in Kabul are demanding cleanup and an end to sewage dumping into the river, linking worsening water quality to daily health risks. Disaster Risk in the Region: Nepal’s glacier-collapse flash floods are being linked to warming Himalayas and “new normal” glacier risks, a reminder for Afghanistan’s mountain communities that extreme rainfall and glacial instability can rapidly turn into deadly floods.
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