Afghanistan
The Importance of US Funding The US has been the largest donor to Afghanistan’s humanitarian response (CAPs/HRPs/HNRPs) since 2013, demonstrating unwavering commitment to meeting life-saving and life-sustaining needs countrywide. Over the years, US support has been instrumental in…
Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis with a very real risk of systemic collapse and human catastrophe.
PEOPLE IN NEED: 29.2M | PLANNED REACH: 16.8M INTER-SECTOR REACH: 1.0M | OVERALL REACHED: 7.6M REQUIREMENTS (US$): $2.42B | RECEIVED (US$): $341M
Individuals fled their homes dueto conflict. Displacement affects all people differently.
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Afghanistan is prone to earthquakes, flooding, drought, landslides and avalanches.
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Humanitarian Operational Presence and Operational Capacity.
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Afghanistan: Impact of US Funding Suspension on the Humanitarian Response (As of 22 Apr 2025).
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Afghanistan continues to face widespread precipitation deficits, with nearly all provinces experiencing below-average rainfall. Only Nimroz and parts of Farah and Hilmand have seen near-normal precipitation levels. The cumulative lack of rainfall is contributing to worsening…
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As of 30 June, 949,000 Afghans have returned to Afghanistan in 2025, including 741,000 from Iran and 208,000 from Pakistan. With the recent escalation in hostilities between Israel and Iran, the number of Afghans returning from…
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