Social Affairs

Afghan Girls Say Online Learning Cannot Replace School and University Education

Afghan girls say online learning is a stopgap but cannot replace in-person education amid Taliban restrictions and technical challenges.

Cash Aid Distributed to 160 Needy Families in Samangan

Cash assistance provided to 160 needy families in Samangan, addressing poverty and urging sustainable solutions to combat begging.

Educational Supplies Distributed to 200 Orphaned Children in Kunar Province

Kunar's Labor and Social Affairs Department distributes educational supplies to 200 orphans, urging continued support from charities and organizations.

3,500 Families Gain Access to Clean Drinking Water in Sar-e Pol Province

14 water supply networks built in Sar-e Pol, providing 3,500 families access to clean drinking water with UNICEF and OCHA…

UN-Habitat Completes Road Rehabilitation Project in Kabul’s District 19

UN-Habitat, supported by JICA, has completed a road rehabilitation project in Kabul's District 19 to improve mobility and living conditions.

UN-Habitat to Rebuild 1.4 Kilometer Road in Kabul’s District 19 with Japanese Support

UN-Habitat, with support from JICA, will rebuild a 1.4 km road in Kabul's District 19 to improve transportation and residents'…

40-Year Border Dispute Between Logar and Nangarhar Districts Resolved

A 40-year border dispute between Logar and Nangarhar districts in Afghanistan is resolved, enhancing security and economic prospects in the…

Third Section of Kabul’s Gulbagh Road 35% Complete, On Track for 2024 Completion

Construction of the third section of Kabul's Gulbagh Road is 35% complete and set to finish this year, easing traffic…