AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater Crisis in Kabul: A new report warns Kabul could be the first “modern” city to run out of water by 2030, but residents like Shazia say the shortage is already here—no running water, long lines for hand-pump filling, and heavy daily burdens for families. UN Housing Push: World Habitat Day 2026 spotlighted “adequate housing for all,” with UN leaders linking housing to dignity, poverty reduction, inequality cuts, and climate resilience. Afghanistan Climate Vulnerability: UN reporting flags Afghanistan among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, as drought, disasters, and economic strain deepen. Moscow Format Talks: Pakistan again warned that terrorism remains rooted in Afghanistan, citing militant activity on Afghan soil, while regional talks also touched transit and investment cooperation. UNDP on Development and Poppies: UNDP leadership says poppy production has fallen sharply and urges alternative livelihoods, while calling girls’ education bans “completely unacceptable” for Afghanistan’s development. Culture & Textiles: Designer Gabriela Hearst showcased Afghan textiles in Paris, partnering with Turquoise Mountain and highlighting Afghan women artisans.
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