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Foreword by the Humanitarian Coordinator The arrival of COVID-19 in Afghanistan has brought heartache to millions of people who are now battling a deadly pandemic while simultaneously fighting for...

INTRODUCTION Situation Overview Due to the scale and spread of transmission, the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak was declared a global pandemic on 11 March 2020.Current medical evidence shows...

Response objectives Save lives in the areas of highest need through rapid provision of relief items and emergency services Ensure that vulnerable people with specific needs and/or reduced coping...

People in Need 9.4 million Planned Reach 7.1 million Requirements (US$) 733 million Operational Partners 147 The 2020 update to the Afghanistan multi-year Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP 2018-2021)...

OVERVIEW OF THE CRISIS Ongoing conflict, the worst drought in decades, and deepening poverty have all contributed to a deteriorating humanitarian situation across Afghanistan. As many as 6.3 million...

REVISION SUMMARY ORIGINAL 2018-2021 AFGHANISTAN HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN The 2018-2021 Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) released in December 2017 sought US$430 million to assist 2.8...

Overview of the Crisis As the conflict strikes larger parts of the country, 3.3 million people are now in need of humanitarian assistance. The years ahead could see a continued or increased contest...

OVERVIEW THE CRISIS The continued deepening and geographic spread of the conflict has prompted a 13% increase in the number of people in need of humanitarian assistance in 2017, now 9.3 million...

Key Figures: 1 million people expected to move from Sep to Dec 2016 400,000 undocumented returnees 220,000 refugee returnees 400,000 internally displaced US$ 152 million requested for Sep-Dec 2016 ...

Evolution of the crisis Increasing breadths of the country are getting drawn into conflict. 2016 is likely to see continued or increased contest for control between NSAGs and Government security...

KEY MESSAGES 1) Humanitarian response in the first half of 2015 has been shaped by intensification of the conflict resulting in 4,921 civilian casualties (1,592 civilian deaths and 3,329 injured) and...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A humanitarian response to the life saving needs of 3.8 million people Internal conflict continued to cause displacements and deaths, with some 140,000 people newly displaced in...

OVERVIEW Key achievements toward Strategic Objectives Through a combination of essential humanitarian response interventions at least two million people have been reached with humanitarian aid in the...

Summary Afghanistan is currently undergoing a security, political and economic transition impacting the humanitarian situation in predominantly negative ways. The armed conflict is growing in...

1. SUMMARY The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan continues to deteriorate, with growing needs amongst internally displaced people (IDPs), other people struggling with the impact of conflict and...

SUMMARY In 2013, Afghanistan will continue on the path of security transition from international forces to Afghan forces. More than 75% of the country will be under national security control by mid-...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Humanitarian needs in Afghanistan continue to mount while financial resources to respond are declining, as reflected in funding to actions coordinated in the 2012 Consolidated...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Description of the Context Humanitarian conditions in Afghanistan have steadily deteriorated in recent years due to the protracted conflict and recurrent natural...

INTRODUCTION Limited snow and rainfall during the past winter and spring have caused a slow-onset disaster in the form of drought in the north, north-east and west of Afghanistan, further...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The humanitarian community in Afghanistan is working to save lives and alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable. This is a difficult task in a complex environment and all...