AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoHunger and Malnutrition: Afghanistan’s children’s hospitals are overwhelmed as food insecurity deepens: aid agencies warn that about 19 million people could face acute hunger in the coming months. Unemployment, high prices and shrinking aid are worsening the crisis, while climate shocks add pressure on already vulnerable families. Disaster Risks: Afghan authorities say natural disasters killed 679 people over the past year; the UN reports 112 disaster-risk reduction projects in the country. Climate Resilience: Afghan farmers are adopting climate-resilient methods to protect livelihoods and food supplies. Ahead of COP31, WFP is urging world leaders to link climate policy with humanitarian action—a priority for Afghanistan as it faces worsening food needs. Climate Finance: Taliban deputy prime minister Mullah Baradar has called for fair international climate support for Afghanistan.
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