• Afghanistan

Afghanistan

Anticipatory action in Afghanistan

  • Active frameworks

    3
  • Activations

    6
  • Investments

    $23M+
  • People Targeted

    774K+

Hazards covered by anticipation

  • Drought / dry spell

People in Afghanistan face many types of hazards. Drought, earthquakes and riverine floods are all risks, while epidemics are a recurring threat. Compounding these is the country’s longstanding fragility, which leaves much of the population with few resources to protect themselves from hazards or to recover afterwards.  

Anticipatory action has the potential to increase people’s resilience to these hazards. There are also many humanitarian organizations active in Afghanistan, offering an avenue for this approach to be developed further.

Working groups 

Asia-Pacific Technical Working Group on Anticipatory Action 

 

Photo: Badakhshan, Afghanistan © Joel Heard/Unsplash 

Frameworks and activations

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CountryHazardCoordinating OrganizationStatusPeople TargetedBudget

Afghanistan

CRS
Active 2,500 $ 200,000

Afghanistan

FAO
Active 2,700 $ 3,500,000

Afghanistan

OCHA
Active 769,000 $ 20,000,000

Afghanistan

World Vision Afghanistan
Under development 0 $ 0
CountryHazardCoordinating OrganizationPeople TargetedFundingYear

Afghanistan

CRS
2,500 $ 200,000 2025

Afghanistan

OCHA
440,084 $ 17,999,811 2023

Afghanistan

OCHA
769,000 $ 14,085,907 2025

Afghanistan

WVI
349,055 $ 150,000 2025

Afghanistan

WFP
28,861 $ 1,000,000 2025

Afghanistan

IRC
23,772 $ 1,730,144 2025

Icon Explanations:

  • Drought / dry spell
  • Food insecurity
  • Multi-hazard

Frameworks and activations

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