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Afghanistan What's happening in Afghanistan? 23 years of conflict have left 400,000 people displaced and the country struggling with high levels of poverty, poor nutrition and limited access to medical services and education. Severe consecutive droughts and chronically cold and severe winters…

The accountability of humanitarian work in developing countries is based on many aspects. One of the most important is linked to the challenge to get reliable and valid data about the needs and living conditions of those who receive…

Assessment of CCF's emergency entry program into Afghanistan, its impact on child well-being and protection Foreword Protection is an increasingly prominent priority for the humanitarian community. However, despite this development, child protection remains a low priority in most emergencies. The gap…

President's Statement There is a consensus in Afghan society: violence as a means of compelling the majority to submit to the will of a few isolated individuals must end. National reconciliation and respect for fundamental human rights will form the…

Afghanistan is one of the countries in the world most plagued by landmines and unexploded ordnances (UXOs). Thirty provinces out of 32 are affected, and some 850 square kilometres, which includes 1,585 villages, are contaminated. Mine related casualties injured or…