AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRefugee Return Pressure: UNDP and UNHCR chiefs Alexander De Croo and Filippo Grandi (UNHCR) urged sustained investment as millions of Afghans keep returning, warning aid cuts and climate shocks are deepening poverty and displacement. Humanitarian Funding Crunch: OCHA says only 26% of Afghanistan’s 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan is funded, leaving a $1.3bn gap and threatening life-saving health and reproductive services. Hunger & Malnutrition: WFP and partners warn hunger is worsening; Action Against Hunger reports Helmand malnutrition treatment centers hit full capacity fast, with therapeutic food and medical supplies running short. Climate-Linked Disasters: OCHA highlights climate vulnerability after Nuristan floods, while heavy rain and flooding in the region continue to destroy homes and farmland. Energy & Power Resilience: With Kabul’s outages ongoing, experts say solar expansion could ease the grid burden, though costs and import dependence remain barriers. Livestock Support: The EU approved €11m to strengthen veterinary services and climate-resilient livelihoods for about 300,000 families across 17 provinces. Global Environment Leadership: The GEF named Diego Mesa Puyo as its next CEO and chair, signaling fresh momentum for 2030 environmental goals.
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