Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS Humanitarian agencies provide assistance to populations affected by weather-related incidents, including severe cold and floods USAID/OFDA provides $3 million for countrywide nutrition and WASH support The U.S. Government (USG) has provided more than $38 million to date in…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report presents the findings from a baseline survey of Concern’s Food Income & Markets Programme in Takhar and Badakhshan conducted by the independent research consultancy Samuel Hall. The report is divided into two parts.…

February snowfall and rains largely alleviated precipitation deficits. KEY MESSAGES • Since October precipitation had been below average, but heavy snowfall in early February helped fill the more extreme deficits, ensuring sufficient irrigation for crop development during the…

Operational Update As the armed conflict rages on, often resulting in civilian casualties, the proliferation of armed groups is aggravating the general lack of security. The ICRC is doing its utmost to relieve the suffering. Listen to…

Wheat is the staple food for most Afghans, comprising more than 70 percent of their diet. Low-quality rice is a poor, but sometimes necessary, substitute. All markets represent significant population centers and consumer markets. Kabul, the…

Core Messages: In January Early Warning Information Working Group meeting, FEWS-NET, ACF, OCHA, FAO and WFP were in participation. A details report of Agromet is attached to this bulletin. Climate: Temperatures: From mid December to now temperatures have been averaged…

HIGHLIGHTS • Humanitarian agencies continue to provide assistance to vulnerable individuals affected by severe winter weather • Conflict and insecurity continue to generate displacement and prevent returns • USAID has provided $23.3 million to Afghanistan in FY 2013 KEY DEVELOPMENTS •…

Reporting Period: 31 January – 6 February 2013 Submission Date: 6 February 2013 Incidents Update: During the reporting period 23 natural disaster incidents occurred. West Region: Herat Province: On the 2 nd of February 2013, heavy rains causing flash floods…

Despite rapid economic growth in South Asia, its rates of child undernutrition remain the highest in the world, with nearly half of children stunted or underweight. Progress to reduce these rates is extremely slow. Ironically, most…

(Extract) Editorial With 2012 coming to an end, SDC looks back on the achievements of its programmes and partners in the domains of livelihood and governance. The first article highlights some of the main results of both domains.…