Eastern Region
Highlights
The Eastern Region is comprises Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan, and Nangarhar provinces. Eastern Region is prone to natural hazards and man-made disasters largely dominated by seasonal floods, earthquakes, landslides and droughts as well as conflicts. This has created a fragile humanitarian situation on the population such as displacement, destruction of life and property, loss of livelihood and derailment of development initiatives. Humanitarian access to the population remains a challenge due to insecurity and remoteness of some rural areas in Eastern region.
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan: Humanitarian Operational Presence (3W) - Eastern Region (April to June 2022)
Operational Presence: Organizations that are physically present in the district and are delivering a humanitarian service or implementing a humanitarian project during the reporting period. Operational Capacity: Operational capacity refers to the potential ability of an organization…
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Afghanistan
Shelter Cluster Afghanistan: Eastern Region Monthly Snapshot (as of March 2025)
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Afghanistan
Shelter Cluster Afghanistan: Eastern Region Monthly Snapshot (as of February 2025)
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Afghanistan
Shelter Cluster Afghanistan: Eastern Region Monthly Snapshot (as of January 2025)
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan Climate Vulnerability Assessment: Province Profiles - Eastern Region (Nangarhar, Laghman, Kunar & Nuristan) February 2025
IOM’s Afghanistan Climate Vulnerability Assessment (ACVA) seeks to quantify and better understand climate-driven movements in the context of Afghanistan’s mobility landscape. The ACVA is a nationwide, community-level assessment programme examining the effects of climate change and…
Afghanistan
Afghanistan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 - Severity, Needs and Planned Reach: Eastern Region [EN/Dari/PS]
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