AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoKabul’s Rains: Autumn showers are turning unfinished roads and construction sites into mud, making daily travel harder for residents as winter approaches. Minaret of Jam: UNESCO and the Aga Khan Cultural Service are expanding structural monitoring and flood protection at the 12th-century site, which remains on the World Heritage in Danger list. Drought and Families: In Badghis, worsening drought is stripping farming families of income; some are marrying off young daughters to repay debts and afford food or medical care. Disaster Risks: Afghan authorities say natural disasters killed 679 people over the past year, underscoring the need for stronger preparedness and fair climate aid. Wildlife and Farming: New reports warn that habitat destruction and climate change are pushing Afghan wildlife toward extinction, while farmers are adopting climate-resilient methods to protect crops and food supplies.
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