AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood and Climate Stress: The UN says 15.9 million Afghans faced crisis-level hunger in September and October, including 3.4 million in emergency conditions. That figure could rise to 19.2 million over winter, with drought and other shocks worsening families’ ability to cope. Aid agencies urge support for farmers, livestock and water services before conditions deteriorate; more than four million young children may need treatment for malnutrition next year. Kabul’s Rainy-Season Strain: As rains begin, Kabul’s streets are sinking into mud amid unfinished projects, underscoring the city’s vulnerability to poor infrastructure and wet-weather disruption.
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