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Key Highlights In February 2024, there were 136[1] humanitarian access incidents impeded humanitarian operations. This marks a 25 percent increase from the same period last year and maintains consistency compared to the previous month in 2024. The…

Child Protection (CP) actors in the Afghanistan reached 196,180 distinct beneficiaries who include (boys: 46,274 & girls: 41,203) with CP services in January 2024. This includes 25,634 beneficiaries who received structed PSS out of which 1,032…

OVERVIEW From January to December 2023, humanitarian actors in Afghanistan assisted 26.3(1) million individuals with food and livelihood support, 16.5 million with healthcare, 9.9 million with water, sanitation, and hygiene, 5.7 million children and pregnant/lactating women with…

Key Highlights Access impediments continue to challenge the humanitarian response in Afghanistan, where two-thirds of Afghanistan’s population (28.3 million people) need life-saving assistance in 2023. In February alone, 101[1] access incidents have impeded humanitarian operations, resulting in temporary suspension of 37…

Child Protection (CP) actors in the Afghanistan reached 3.49 million beneficiaries who include (boys: 1,047,016 & girls: 698,515) with CP services in from Jan – Dec 2023. This includes 314,634 beneficiaries who received structed PSS and…

Child Protection (CP) actors in the Afghanistan reached 185,311 beneficiaries who include (Boys: 54,383 & girls: 44,750) with CP services in December 2023. This includes 25,485 beneficiaries who received structured PSS and referral to specialized psychosocial…

Overview More than three months on from the first of three devastating 6.3 magnitude earthquakes in Herat Province, western Afghanistan, humanitarian actors have reached 434,800 affected people with direct assistance. Assistance provided to affected communities to date…

OVERVIEW From January to November 2023, humanitarian actors in Afghanistan assisted 23.8 million individuals with food and livelihood support, 15.1 million with healthcare, 9.6 million with water, sanitation, and hygiene, 5.3 million children and pregnant/lactating women with…

OVERVIEW An estimated 23.7 million people–more than half of Afghanistan’s population–will require humanitarian assistance to survive in 2024 as the country continues to reel from decades of war and grapple with climate-induced crises, recurrent natural disasters, entrenched…

OVERVIEW Between January and October 2023, humanitarian organizations operating in Afghanistan reached 21.3 million individuals with food and livelihood support, 13.7 million with healthcare, 8.9 million with water, sanitation, and hygiene support, 4.8 million children and pregnant/lactating…