Rapports

International Day of Peace: Highlighting the impact of landmines and ERW on peace United Nations Mine Action Centre for Afghanistan (UNMACA), a project of the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS), along all the implementing partners of Mine…

(September 28, 2015 – Kabul, Afghanistan) The existence of landmines and unexploded ordnance in Afghanistan are serious threats to the lives of millions of Afghan citizens. There are an average of 38 civilian casualties every month…

Key points According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)’s Financial Tracking Service (FTS), donors have committed/contributed US$281 million of humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan so far in 2015. The UN-coordinated emergency response plan for…

1. KHOST & PAKTIKA UPDATE Operational access in Khost has expanded for UN agencies. UNHCR has conducted missions to numerous communities in the past few weeks to gather information on transitional shelter needs, assess gaps in assistance…

Humanitarian Update for North Eastern Afghanistan 2 October 2015 Situation in Kunduz city Reporting suggests that ANDSF are in control of large yet specific areas of Kunduz city. There is still some sporadic fighting 1km SW of city centre in…

I. Introduction The present report is submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 68/11 and Security Council resolution 2210 (2015), in which I was requested to report every three months on developments in Afghanistan. The report provides an update…

ABOUT THE MINE ACTION COORDINATION CENTRE OF AFGHANISTAN The concept of humanitarian mine action was developed in Afghanistan in 1988/9. After the fall of the Taliban and the international community’s intervention in 2002, the Government of Afghanistan…

KABUL, 16 September 2015 – Close to 60 more square kilometers of Afghan lands were freed from mines and explosive remnants of war in the 12 month period up to March 2015, officials from the Mine…

By Navy Lt. j.g. Charity Edgar, Afghanistan Resolute Support DoD News Features, Defense Media Activity KABUL, Afghanistan, September 4, 2015 — In the first six months of 2015, 22 percent of Afghan civilian casualties were caused by improvised…

Executive Summary This report summarizes SIGAR’s oversight work and updates developments in the three major sectors of Afghanistan’s reconstruction effort from April 1 to June 30, 2015.* It also includes a discussion of the ways in which…