Many marginalized communities face barriers to accessing education, including poverty, discrimination, and lack of resources. Read more
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Afghanistan has historically been a difficult place for women to access education. Even before the Taliban came to power, women faced challenges in pursuing education and often had limited opportunities for schooling.
Under the Taliban's regime in the 1990s, girls were banned from attending school, and women were prevented from working outside the ... Read more
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The problem of child protection in Afghanistan is multifaceted, with children facing risks such as violence, abuse, exploitation, and recruitment into armed groups. The ongoing conflict, poverty, and cultural norms also contribute to the challenges in ensuring the safety and well-being of children in the country.... Read more
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Many Afghan children face barriers to accessing education, including poverty, conflict, and discrimination. Additionally, schools are often targeted by violence, putting children at risk. Read more
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Afghanistan faces significant challenges in addressing climate change due to its vulnerability to natural disasters, limited resources, and ongoing conflict. The country is experiencing increased temperatures, erratic rainfall patterns, and more frequent and severe droughts and floods, which are exacerbating food insecurity and displacement.... Read more
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The program will provide an accelerated learning curriculum that is tailored to the needs of Afghan women and girls. It will include basic literacy and numeracy skills, as well as vocational training in areas such as healthcare and business.... Read more
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The program will provide training in beekeeping and honey production, as well as business skills such as marketing and financial management. This will enable Afghan women to generate income and become more economically independent.... Read more
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Our solution involves providing resources and support to marginalized communities to help them access education, including scholarships, mentorship programs, and community outreach initiatives. Read more
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This project focuses on improving access to education for Afghan children, while also ensuring their safety. This includes building secure schools, providing transportation for students, and promoting inclusive education practices that address discrimination and gender inequality.... Read more
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This project aims to support Airlink, an organization that provides air transportation for humanitarian aid and disaster relief. By partnering with Airlink, we can help deliver critical supplies to earthquake-affected communities in Afghanistan and support the ongoing relief efforts.... Read more
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This project will provide 100 yearly scholarships to at-risk youth, particularly girls and victims of terrorism, for Afghanistan's most impoverished and marginalized Hazara communities. Through partne... Read more
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AIL empowers Afghan women by expanding their educational and health opportunities, fostering self-reliance and community participation. AIL provides education from preschool through post secondary lev... Read more
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MADRE is increasing resources to our Afghan Women and Girls' Survival Fund to support the urgent protection and relocation needs of women human rights defenders, as many activists and human rights def... Read more
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We seek to meet the critical needs of 600,000 people. CARE has worked in Afghanistan since 1961. We are a trusted provider of humanitarian assistance, with strong relationships in local communities an... Read more
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Since the Taliban takeover in August 2021, humanitarian support needs in Afghanistan have increased exponentially. Aria Project provides direct people-to-people aid for Afghan families and individuals... Read more
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