Social Affairs
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Wide-Scale Tree Planting Campaign Launched in Herat City
Herat municipality launches a large tree planting campaign, planting 28,000 saplings to boost green spaces and improve urban environment.
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Four Vocational Training Classes Launched for Inmates at Pul-e-Charkhi Prison
Four vocational training classes for 120 inmates have started at Pul-e-Charkhi Prison, aiming to empower prisoners with practical skills.
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Rural Road in Nurgal, Kunar Reconstructed Following Earthquake
UNDP and South Korea rebuild a vital rural road in Nurgal, Kunar after an earthquake, restoring access to health services…
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Red Cross: Millions in Afghanistan Depend on Humanitarian Aid Amid Growing Crisis
Millions in Afghanistan rely on humanitarian aid amid worsening poverty, conflict, and climate disasters, says the International Committee of the…
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UN Warns of Fragile Economic Situation for Women in Afghanistan
UNDP warns Afghanistan's women face fragile economic conditions with limited job and financial access amid widespread insecurity and restrictions.
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UN-Habitat Collaborates Closely with Communities in Afghanistan to Address Local Needs
UN-Habitat works closely with Afghan communities to understand their needs and improve humanitarian and development programs in vulnerable areas.
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Four Arrested in Nangarhar for Selling Dead Chickens
Four people arrested in Nangarhar for selling dead and substandard chickens, posing serious public health risks under Taliban administration.
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Taliban Officials Claim Opium Poppy Cultivation Has Ceased in Afghanistan
Taliban officials claim opium poppy cultivation has stopped in Afghanistan, but lack of independent verification raises concerns about transparency.
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Construction of Three Water Supply Networks Begins in Ghazni Province
Construction begins on three water supply networks in Ghazni's districts to provide hundreds of families with safe drinking water, supported…
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WFP Distributes Nutritious Bread to Afghan Schoolchildren to Boost Education and Health
WFP provides fortified bread to nearly 880,000 Afghan schoolchildren, boosting nutrition and education amid tough economic conditions.