AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDisaster Risks: Afghanistan’s disaster agency says 679 people were killed by natural hazards over the past year. The UN says it has carried out 112 risk-reduction projects since 2025, while a separate project is building flood defences in Baghlan to protect homes, farmland and livelihoods. Climate Aid: Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar called for fair international climate funding and technical support, including early-warning systems, saying Afghanistan contributes little to emissions but faces severe impacts. Flood Outlook: The FAO has warned of increased rainfall and flood risks in Afghanistan, underscoring the need for early preparation. Adaptation: In Laghman, farmers are growing jujube saplings in solar-irrigated nurseries with WFP support, helping restore hillsides and strengthen livelihoods against drought.
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