AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAfghanistan Water Security: The International Rescue Committee warns Kabul could run out of water by 2029, urging the world not to abandon Afghanistan as residents report declining access and officials point to new reservoirs and water-management efforts. Environmental Governance: Afghan authorities say they issued 1,619 environmental permits and 7,158 recommendations to improve compliance, while revising climate and pollution-related policies and running hundreds of education and awareness programs. Internal Displacement & Hazards: A REACH report estimates 3.1 million people were internally displaced in Afghanistan in 2025, with poverty, unemployment, food insecurity and drought now driving more movement as conflict declines; it also notes short-term displacement linked to the 2025 earthquake. Public Health & Environment: WHO confirms four new wild polio cases in Afghanistan, bringing 2026 total to 23, and highlights continued detection in environmental samples—showing the virus is still circulating despite vaccination campaigns.
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