Rapports

In Numbers 22.8 million people – half of the population – will face acute food insecurity from November 2021 3.2 million children and 700,000 pregnant and lactating women at risk of acute malnutrition All 34 provinces are facing crisis…

UN, World Bank, US Should Adjust Sanctions, Economic Policies (New York) – Donor countries, the United Nations, and international financial institutions should urgently address Afghanistan’s collapsed economy and broken banking system to prevent widespread famine, Human Rights…

REPORT SUMMARY Since 15 August 2021, the political, social, and economic situation in Afghanistan has been seriously impacted, affecting the lives of people across the country, particularly marginalised populations such as women, children, and persons with disabilities.…

Introduction Asia and the Pacific is the most vulnerable region in the world to disaster impacts, complicated by numerous complex emergencies and protracted humanitarian crises. Over the past decade, approximately 80 per cent of disaster-related displacements worldwide…

Statement by Alice Akunga, UNICEF Acting Representative in Afghanistan KABUL, 4 November 2021 - “Nine members of one family, including four girls and two boys, were reportedly killed yesterday morning when an explosive remnant of war detonated…

Summary of major revisions made to emergency plan of action: Due to the cessation of banking services and persistent difficulties in accessing cash in Afghanistan, limited activities have taken place at this time. Noting that needs still…

KEY DISPLACEMENT FIGURES 2.9M Estimated internally displaced persons (IDPs) by conflict within Afghanistan as of 31 December 2020 681,332 Estimated total conflict induced IDPs within Afghanistan since 1 January 2021 72,377 Refugees and asylum-seekers in Afghanistan as of 2 November 2021 2.2M Refugees and…

Statement by António Vitorino, Director General, International Organization for Migration Kabul – Conflict and insecurity, grinding poverty exacerbated by an economy in freefall, severe drought and the COVID-19 pandemic have pushed Afghanistan to the brink of collapse. I…

Highlights • With winter looming, during which temperatures can drop to a low of -12° Celsius, an estimated 12.1 million people need urgent assistance. • Drought continues to severely affect Afghanistan. UNICEF provided water-trucking to 205,973 people affected…

Discriminatory Rules Hinder Lifesaving Assistance (New York) – Taliban rules prohibiting most women from operating as aid workers are worsening the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. Countrywide restrictions mean that aid will reach fewer families in need, particularly…