AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUN Human Rights: UNICEF says 2.6 million Afghan girls have been denied secondary education in the last five years, urging the Taliban to reopen schools and universities for girls and women. Climate & Food Security: Verisk Maplecroft warns El Niño-driven weather extremes, on top of war-related fuel and fertilizer disruptions, are raising food inflation and civil unrest risks across Asia, including Indonesia and India. Regional Environment & Resilience: UN-Habitat warns millions in Afghanistan lack safe drinking water, while EU and FAO back climate-resilient agrifood support for Afghan farmers and agribusinesses. Disaster Risk: A study finds nearly one-third of Srinagar’s municipal wards face high or very high earthquake vulnerability, highlighting how dense, narrow-built areas can worsen disaster impacts. Security & Humanitarian Pressure: UN reporting says Taliban policies keep women’s rights restricted and that counterterrorism remains selective, while India at the UN condemns involuntary Afghan repatriation as unsafe and undignified.
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