AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFlood Response: Flash floods from heavy rainfall have damaged around 200 homes in Afghanistan’s eastern Nuristan, with casualties feared but not yet confirmed, as steep terrain and limited infrastructure leave communities highly exposed. Emergency Water: UNICEF set up a temporary safe drinking water supply in Nuristan with a capacity of 60,000 liters for about 2,000 flood-affected people, warning that damaged water systems can trigger waterborne disease. Food Security: UN OCHA says funding shortfalls have left 7.6 million Afghans without planned food assistance in 2026, after only 4.3 million received support by end of May, amid drought, a fragile economy, and overlapping crises. Water & Land Pressure: UN-Habitat highlights that housing, land, and property issues are central to handling Afghanistan’s returnee crisis and rapid urbanization, citing document gaps, land disputes, and shortages of adequate housing. Climate Leadership Lens: A new climate-focused collection argues that “war on terror” policies have normalized “disposability,” linking security decisions to harm done to communities and ecosystems.
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