Rapports

Escalating conflict along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border is having a devastating impact on civilians in eastern Afghanistan, displacing 115,000 people since 26 February. Civilians must be protected and humanitarian organisations must be granted safe access to reach…

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…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Cross-border violence and air and ground strikes have affected 52 districts across 11 provinces as of 5 March, resulting in an estimated 20,000 displaced families. This escalation, since 26 February, has significantly compounded existing vulnerabilities, as many…

Asamblea General Octogésimo período de sesiones Tema 36 del programa La situación en el Afganistán Consejo de Seguridad Octogésimo primer año I. Introducción 1. Este informe se presenta en cumplimiento de lo previsto en la resolución 79/317 de la Asamblea General y la…

Assemblée générale Quatre-vingtième session Point 36 de l’ordre du jour La situation en Afghanistan Conseil de sécurité Quatre-vingt-unième année I. Introduction 1. Le présent rapport est soumis en application de la résolution 79/317 de l’Assemblée générale et de la résolution 2777 (2025) du…

General Assembly Eightieth session Agenda item 36 The situation in Afghanistan Security Council Eighty-first year I. Introduction 1. The present report is submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 79/317 and Security Council resolution 2777 (2025), in which the Secretary-General was requested to report…

FAST FACTS • Escalating cross-border fighting and airstrikes have resulted in reported civilian casualties and injuries, heightened protection risks and precautionary movement from border areas in many provinces, including Kabul, Kandahar, Khost, Kunar, Laghman, Nangarhar, Nuristan, Paktia,…

04 March 2026 This note examines the food-security and market impacts of the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict and border closures, and how the Iran crisis amplifies these pressures through energy, trade, and corridor risks. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In mid-October 2025, heavy clashes…

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…

This Gender Alert has been developed by Afghanistan’s Operational Gender Coordination Group, with the Regional Operational Coordination Group for the Eastern Region. This Gender Alert is based on preliminary updates, information and reports received from women’s…