AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate & Disaster Risk: UNICEF warns El Niño could bring unusually wet or dry conditions to nearly 100 countries, raising the risk of floods, drought and hunger—Afghanistan is flagged as especially vulnerable. Water Security: A Kabul resident’s daily routine shows what “day zero” looks like as the city nears a potential water cutoff by 2030, with lines for hand pumps and no running water. Humanitarian Funding: OCHA allocated $18 million from CERF for life-saving aid in Afghanistan as 21.9 million people are expected to need help in 2026 amid severe funding gaps. Education & Gender: UN and UNESCO mark World Teachers’ Day while stressing Afghanistan’s education crisis, including shortages of qualified female teachers and ongoing restrictions on girls’ access. UN Engagement: UN political chief Rosemary DiCarlo wrapped up talks in Afghanistan, urging progress on the Doha process and highlighting concerns over girls’ education and climate-driven disasters. Resilience & Climate Adaptation: Afghanistan’s Special Trust Fund reports 290,000 people benefited from programmes to strengthen resilience to climate change and drought in northern provinces.
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