IHDO also have the capacity to provide continuous training to the vulnerable Afghans to increase their capacity, to carry out all kinds of humanitarian, health and construction amenities and serve in all the remote areas of Afghanistan.
Afghanistan continues to grapple with the consequences of four decades of conflict, entrenched poverty, climate-induced crises, and barriers to women’s equality and participation in public life. The economic downturn following the political transition in August 2021 – which coincided with a suspension of large-scale bilateral development cooperation on which the Republic depended – has exacerbated underlying fragilities, including limited livelihood opportunities for both urban and rural populations alike. Despite the significant reduction in active hostilities, Afghanistan remains primarily a protection emergency characterized by high-levels of protracted displacement, mine and explosive ordnance contamination,
This AAP Guide is designed to help Clusters meaningfully integrate community voices and insights into the 2025 HNRP in Afghanistan. It aims to course-correct the response based on community inputs and preferences, thereby strengthening inclusive, quality and accountable cluster interventions. The guide’s development was informed by two series of workshops on Community Voices (August 2024) and Community Consultation/Validation (September 2024), facilitated by the AAP Working Group and OCHA, with participation by Cluster and Thematic Group Leads.
