This survey, conducted with the direct participation of 1,800 families and indirectly covering nearly 15,000 residents across 20 districts of Kabul, reflects the state of groundwater and people’s access to water in the city. The findings paint a worrying picture of the water crisis facing the Afghan capital.
UNICEF’s Afghanistan office has rebuilt water supply systems in four provinces to provide children and their families with reliable access to clean water.
At least 33 million Afghans are facing a severe water shortage, warned the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) branch in Afghanistan.
A young farmer from the Tani district, Rahmat Wali, has embarked on an innovative venture by introducing green tea plants from India and cultivating them in the district for the first time. This marks a new chapter for Khost’s agricultural landscape, as Rahmat Wali seeks to diversify crops and contribute to the region’s economic growth.
A number of gardeners in Ghazni say that their fruit harvests have decreased due to their lack of knowledge about standard tree grafting techniques and the absence of proper tools.
Local authorities in Bamyan have reported that the Kabul-Bamyan highway, which had been closed due to heavy snowfall and storms, has now been reopened after three days.
The Afghanistan National Standards Authority (ANSA) under the Islamic Emirate has signed a memorandum of understanding with the consulting organization “Lima”, aimed to prevent energy
The devastating flash floods in Farah province have resulted in the loss of 22 lives, with 25 others injured, local officials reported.
Across several provinces of Afghanistan, farmers who once relied on opium cultivation but have since abandoned the practice are voicing their concerns. Despite their efforts to shift away from illegal crops, many have yet to receive the promised support for alternative farming options from either the de-facto government or aid organizations.
Several livestock farmers in Parwan province say that climate change and their lack of knowledge about coping strategies for its impacts have caused significant harm
Amid the growing vulnerability of Afghanistan’s agricultural sector to climate change, several farmers in Jowzjan province report that persistent droughts, lack of water resources, and
This positive shift offers a glimpse of hope for citizens, who have long battled the challenges of poor air quality.
