Afghanistan
At a glance People in need: 21.9 million People targeted: 17.5 million Requirements: US$ 1.71 billion Crisis overview Afghanistan will remain one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises in 2026, despite a modest reduction in the overall number of people in…
Afghanistan
SUMMARY OF EMERGENCY NEEDS, PLANNED REACH AND FUNDING REQUIREMENTS On 31 August, a 6+ magnitude earthquake struck Nangarhar and Kunar provinces in the eastern region of Afghanistan, killing over 2,150 people and causing widespread destruction of homes…
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SITUATION OVERVIEW Following the 6.3 magnitude earthquake on 3 November 2025 in northern Afghanistan, the National Disaster Management Information System (NDMIS) reported 2,527 affected families across five provinces, with the highest impact in Balkh and Samangan and…
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Key updates: During the reporting period, the National WASH Cluster conducted a field mission to Nangarhar and Kunar provinces (22–26 February 2026) to monitor earthquake response in displacement sites, verify WASH service delivery, and strengthen coordination with…
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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…
An overview of the humanitarian situation in different provinces of Afghanistan
Afghanistan is prone to earthquakes, flooding, drought, landslides and avalanches.
Humanitarian Operational Presence and Operational Capacity.
Afghanistan
HIGHLIGHTS Between 26 March and 6 April, heavy rainfall and flash floods affected almost all of Afghanistan (31 of 34 provinces), including 165 districts and 546 villages, roughly one-third of the country. Preliminary reports indicate that more than…
Afghanistan
Executive Summary 2025 was a pilot phase for the first coordinated anticipatory action (AA) framework in Afghanistan. Following the activation of the second window (Window B) in April 2025 and the subsequent implementation of activities, partners under…
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Afghanistan humanitarian response in 2025: Needs, prioritization and reach Humanitarian needs in Afghanistan remained extremely high in 2025, driven by overlapping and compounding shocks. An estimated 22.9 million people required humanitarian assistance, reflecting the cumulative impact of…
