AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Finance: Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar urged international partners to provide Afghanistan with climate and disaster-prevention support without political conditions, as disasters killed 679 people and injured 1,634 over the past year. Climate-Smart Farming: FAO says practical technologies are helping farmers save water, cut food losses and raise incomes: solar dryers reduced crop losses from 26% to 7%, while raisin-drying houses in Herat halved drying time. Winter Outlook: A strong El Niño is expected to persist through October–December, a key rainy season for parts of Afghanistan; the regional forecast points to heightened climate uncertainty. Shared Water: The Qosh Tepa Canal is reviving debate over Afghanistan’s share of the Amu Darya. The challenge is to balance irrigation and food security with downstream needs through data-sharing and agreed drought rules.
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