AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreen Farming in Baghlan: Baghlan’s agriculture department says 250 greenhouses were set up across the province over two years, creating jobs and pushing scientific vegetable cultivation with support from partner organizations. Aquaculture in Bamyan: Bamyan’s fish farming is expanding fast, with farms rising from 5 to 25 as investors look to the province’s climate and water resources, though feed costs are squeezing production and exports. Urban Water Stress in Kabul: Kabul residents report worsening water shortages, with wells drying up and families forced to buy tanker water or queue for hours, deepening inequality across neighborhoods. Human Trafficking Risk for Returnees: UNODC and IOM warn that overlapping crises—forced returns, reduced aid, natural disasters, and rights restrictions—are increasing trafficking, exploitation, and forced labor risks for Afghan returnees. Return Numbers Rise: Taliban officials say 1,979 people returned in one day via border crossings, while IOM cautions that without sustainable opportunities, returnees may face renewed exploitation and dangerous irregular migration. UN-Habitat on City Growth: UN-Habitat highlights rapid urban expansion, urging smarter planning and infrastructure investment to keep neighborhoods livable as cities grow.
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