Reports

KABUL, 18 December 2023 – The Government of Japan has provided US$4 million to UNICEF for the construction and rehabilitation of 21 solar-powered water supply systems, treatment of malnutrition and provision of child protection services including…

In early September 2023, fewer than 300 people per day crossed the official border points from Pakistan to enter Afghanistan. But since the Government of Pakistan decreed on 15 September that undocumented immigrants would be required…

Background On 3 October 2023, the Government of Pakistan announced plans to repatriate “illegal foreigners”. In view of the ongoing humanitarian and human rights concerns in Afghanistan, particularly for women and girls, UNHCR and IOM issued a joint…

Media Contact: Media@savechildren.org FAIRFIELD, Conn. (December 14, 2023) - Almost 8 million children in Afghanistan – or one in three - will enter the new year facing crisis levels of hunger as increasingly freezing conditions threaten communities…

A group of nine international NGOs operating in Afghanistan urgently calls on the international community and humanitarian donors to increase their support for displaced families who have returned to Afghanistan to ensure their survival during the…

Executive summary Afghanistan is currently experiencing multiple protracted, complex, and overlapping humanitarian, political, and economic crises. The current humanitarian crisis is of unprecedented scale and is compounded, particularly for Afghan women and girls, by a political and…

KABUL – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomes a EUR 25 million (US$26.6 million) contribution for humanitarian aid from the European Union (EU). This funding will help WFP deliver food assistance to hungry families…

Appeal highlights Approximately 80 million people, including more than 35 million children, are projected to need humanitarian assistance in South Asia in 2024 due to sudden-onset, cyclical and protracted emergencies, including natural disasters, disease outbreaks and human-caused…

Background “While the reduction in conflict post-August 2021 provided some respite, Afghanistan continues to grapple with new and protracted displacement, exacerbated by several factors, including climate change and the resulting drought. In 2021 and 2022, Afghanistan…

This Gender Alert was developed by the Gender in Humanitarian Action (GiHA) Working Group (GiHA WG) in Afghanistan. The document is based on reports, and updates from IOM and humanitarian actors, Gil-IA WG members, and women's…