Objective: Ensure strong leadership and coordination of emergency food security and agriculture interventions to address critical humanitarian needs, promote effective and efficient responses and build national capacities in food security analysis, response planning and coordination.
Afghanistan
Section 1: CLUSTER NEEDS ANALYSIS a) Summary of needs to be addressed by the cluster The combined impact of acute drought – the worst in more than three decades – and economic collapse in the second half of…
Afghanistan
Highlights Trade Outlook and Market Context: During the second week of March, prices for most food and non-food commodities have shown a slight decline from the previous week, yet they remain elevated. While trade with Pakistan remains…
Afghanistan
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Key Economic Developments • Afghanistan’s economy remains entrenched in a low-growth, high-vulnerability environment, constrained by sustained returnee inflows, recurring climate-related shocks, and persistent regional trade disruptions. Although macroeconomic stability has been supported by rising inflation, improved…
Afghanistan + 2 more
Key Messages Emergency (IPC Phase 4) outcomes are expected in Faryab, Ghor, and Daykundi provinces through April 2026, where poor households are completely market reliant with severely limited income, and weak purchasing power. The continued influx of…
Afghanistan
From January to December 2025, humanitarian partners reached 17.1 million people with at least one form of assistance, including 4 million individuals who benefited from three or more sectoral interventions. While this reflects significant reach, 61…
Afghanistan
From January to November 2025, humanitarian partners reached 16.4 million people with at least one form of assistance, including 3.7 million individuals who benefited from three or more sectoral interventions. While this reflects significant reach, 61…
