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Water shortages force women to stop greenhouse farming in Jawzjan
For some women in Zer Chenar village in Jawzjan, growing cucumbers in greenhouses was more than just farming. It was an opportunity to work, earn an income, and help cover their families’ expenses. However, drought and water shortages have forced them to stop growing cucumbers, depriving these women of an important source of income.
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Salam Watandar’s survey on the employment status of university graduates in Afghanistan (2022–2025)
Section 1: Theoretical and conceptual framework Abstract This study was conducted to examine the employment status of university graduates over the past four years (2022–2025).
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Water shortages force women to stop greenhouse farming in Jawzjan
For some women in Zer Chenar village in Jawzjan, growing cucumbers in greenhouses was more than just farming. It was an opportunity to work, earn an income, and help cover their families’ expenses. However, drought and water shortages have forced them to stop growing cucumbers, depriving these women of an important source of income.
ICRC provides solar dryers to 50 women farmers in Balkh
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) delegation covering Afghanistan has provided solar dryers to 50 women farmers in Mazar-e-Sharif, the capital of Balkh province.
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UNAMA: Safety of journalists must be a priority
Rabab Fatima, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Afghanistan and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), has said that the work of journalists is essential for fostering dialogue, peace, and good governance.
Australia allocates $5 million to support Afghan women
The Australian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced a $5 million allocation from the Australian government to support women and girls in Afghanistan.
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More than 72,000 square meters of land cleared of explosive remnants of war
The United Nations Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan (UN_STFA) has said that many parts of the country remain contaminated with explosive remnants of war, putting the lives of people across Afghanistan at risk.
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OCHA: Only 29.7 percent of funding received to help people in need
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Afghanistan says only 29.7 percent of the funding requested to assist people in need in the country has been received.
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Drought and fodder shortages make raising livestock more difficult in Faryab
A number of livestock owners in Faryab say that declining rainfall and drying pastures have made it increasingly difficult to raise their livestock.
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Water shortages force women to stop greenhouse farming in Jawzjan
For some women in Zer Chenar village in Jawzjan, growing cucumbers in greenhouses was more than just farming. It was an opportunity to work, earn an income, and help cover their families’ expenses. However, drought and water shortages have forced them to stop growing cucumbers, depriving these women of an important source of income.
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WHO provides emergency healthcare for Afghans returning at Nimroz border
Over 1.2 million people returned to Afghanistan in nine months
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