AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHumanitarian Returns: OCHA says more Afghan families are being forced to return from Pakistan, with shelter, livelihoods, education, and healthcare urgently needed as the returnee influx grows. Food & Nutrition Crisis: A UN-backed assessment reports malnutrition rising in 53% of Afghanistan’s communities, with food price spikes and shrinking aid pushing more households toward hunger. Climate-Linked Disaster Pressure: IOM and UN partners warn climate disasters are deepening Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis, adding to displacement and food insecurity. Water & Flood Response: UNICEF is providing emergency safe drinking water to flood-affected people in Nuristan, as eastern Afghanistan continues to face damaging floods. Livelihoods Under Stress: In Bamyan, women are turning to traditional dairy production to survive rising poverty and climate pressures, selling milk and qurut to cover household costs. Pollution Accountability: Baghlan residents demand control of Ghori Cement pollution, highlighting local environmental health concerns. Water Access in Kabul: Kabul residents report persistent power outages and long waits for water, raising fears for sanitation and public health.
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