AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHumanitarian Nutrition Crisis: MSF reports malnutrition cases in Kandahar rose 30% year-on-year, with 12,530 children seeking treatment from January to August and thousands facing severe complications—while UNICEF warns 4.9 million women and children need acute malnutrition treatment in 2026 as droughts, floods, hunger and funding gaps intensify. Aid Funding Pressure: Afghanistan’s Ministry of Public Health urged donors to boost health-sector funding, saying it aims for a more sustainable, self-reliant system as humanitarian needs grow. Returnee Strain: The Islamic Emirate says nearly 1.99 million Afghan migrants returned over the past year and that assistance has been raised for deportees, but the surge adds pressure to already overstretched health and child-protection services. Charity Access Gap: On International Day of Charity, reports highlight uneven access to charitable support in Afghanistan, with some families saying they were registered but never received help.
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