AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAir Pollution & Health: Kabul residents complain of rising air pollution and dust, while UNAMA warns environmental pollution is becoming a serious, growing challenge—linking dirty air to an “economy of illness.” Water & Climate Risk: Badakhshan’s melting glaciers raise alarms for water resources, and Himalayan disaster monitoring faces funding cuts as climate disasters grow. Drought Threat: Kandahar drought puts about 30% of orchards at risk of drying up, threatening livelihoods and vegetation. Women’s Rights & Public Health: Under Taliban rule, restrictions on women are described as a public health emergency, with UN rights warnings that gender apartheid is becoming institutionalized. Education & Living Costs: Students in Kabul criticize private dormitories for high fees and poor services—water, electricity, hygiene, food, and study conditions. Regional Security & Environment: Pakistan says it destroyed drones launched from Afghan territory and carried out strikes on alleged sites, underscoring cross-border instability that can worsen environmental and humanitarian pressures.
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