New grants to support humanitarian relief efforts in Afghanistan
The current situation in Afghanistan is unparalleled, with the UN reporting more than 24 million people requiring humanitarian assistance to survive.
AKDN / Kiana Hayeri
Read moreNew grants to support humanitarian relief efforts in Afghanistan
The current situation in Afghanistan is unparalleled, with the UN reporting more than 24 million people …
AKDN / Kiana Hayeri
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Continuity through conflict: Disaster risk reduction in Afghanistan
Field observation by a geologist to help assess the risks of natural hazards.
AKAH
Read moreContinuity through conflict: Disaster risk reduction in Afghanistan
Field observation by a geologist to help assess the risks of natural hazards.
AKAH
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Afghanistan today: An interview with Dr Najmuddin Najm, CEO of AKF Afghanistan
“We need to look at people in Afghanistan as much more than beneficiaries; they are true stakeholders and are an important part of the solution.”
AKDN / Sayed Habib Bidel
Read moreAfghanistan today: An interview with Dr Najmuddin Najm, CEO of AKF Afghanistan
“We need to look at people in Afghanistan as much more than beneficiaries; they are true stakeholders and …
AKDN / Sayed Habib Bidel
Read moreAga Khan Agency for Habitat donates thousands more trees for a greener Kabul
Tree planting not only helps absorb carbon, but when carefully situated, can help make communities safer and more resilient against natural disasters.
AKAH
Read moreAga Khan Agency for Habitat donates thousands more trees for a greener Kabul
Tree planting not only helps absorb carbon, but when carefully situated, can help make communities safer and …
AKAH
Read moreUNDP and AKDN expand collaboration to meet needs in Afghanistan
In Kabul, a young mother holds her infant at the French Medical Institute for Mothers and Children, which has invested over US$ 16 million in its Patient Welfare Programme, changing the lives of over 200,000 patients from all 34 provinces of Afghanistan.
AKDN / David Fox
Read moreUNDP and AKDN expand collaboration to meet needs in Afghanistan
In Kabul, a young mother holds her infant at the French Medical Institute for Mothers and Children, which …
AKDN / David Fox
Read moreAKDN | Afghanistan
Le Réseau Aga Khan de développement (AKDN) a commencé à œuvrer en Afghanistan en 1996 par la distribution d’une aide alimentaire pendant la guerre civile. Depuis 2002, l'AKDN et ses partenaires ont consacré plus d'un milliard de dollars au développement du pays.
En savoir plus sur notre engagement en Afghanistan, le travail que nous menons pendant la crise humanitaire actuelle et les subventions récentes accordées en faveur des opérations humanitaires.
Aujourd’hui, l’AKDN mène des activités dans les domaines de l’aide humanitaire et du développement économique, social et culturel. Nos projets économiques s'étendent à plus de 240 villes et villages à travers les 34 provinces du pays. Notre travail humanitaire et de développement social se concentre sur 61 districts dans sept provinces, atteignant plus de trois millions de personnes. Nos programmes culturels, mis en œuvre à Kaboul, Hérat, Balkh et dans le Badakhchan, ont permis de restaurer 90 édifices historiques.
Nous travaillons pour consolider les institutions du pays et le secteur public et veillons à impliquer les communautés et les dirigeants locaux dans ce processus. Dans le secteur privé, nous apportons notre soutien à la Chambre de commerce afghane, aux associations d'entreprises et aux entrepreneurs. Nous renforçons également les capacités des organisations de la société civile, que nous considérons comme des partenaires essentiels de notre travail, et étendons, par exemple, nos programmes d'épargne communautaire à des quartiers plus lointains.
Notre objectif est de permettre au pays de se développer grâce au travail des institutions afghanes et au travers de partenariats entre le gouvernement, les entreprises et la société civile. Nous sommes convaincus que ce travail mènera l'Afghanistan vers la stabilité et la prospérité.
L'égalité des genres est l'un de nos principaux objectifs. Notre approche s'attaque ainsi aux barrières sociales, encourage une prise de décision équitable et facilite l'émancipation des femmes et des jeunes filles en leur permettant de s’exprimer et d’agir.
His Highness the Aga Khan
Geneva, November 2020
Agriculture & Food security (duplicate)
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Agriculture & Food security (duplicate) (duplicate)
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Agriculture & Food security (duplicate) (duplicate) (duplicate)
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Economic Development
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Early Childhood Development
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Education
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Health
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Microfinance
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
Habitat
We work with the government of Afghanistan to build human and institutional capacity, helping establish and train councils at village and district levels across the country. Our natural resource management programme has reached more than 2.1 million beneficiaries through its work in field crops and horticulture, land and water management, and livestock.
