Middle East crisis could push 2.3 million more Afghans into food insecurity, WFP warns
WFP says rising fuel costs, trade disruptions and higher food prices linked to regional tensions are threatening already fragile livelihoods.
WFP says rising fuel costs, trade disruptions and higher food prices linked to regional tensions are threatening already fragile livelihoods.
OCHA said the funding will support humanitarian organizations providing emergency assistance to families affected by crises across Afghanistan.
Casual laborers are finding less than two days of work a week on average, while many essential commodities remain more.
OCHA says a widening funding shortfall is threatening life-saving assistance as millions face hunger, poverty and growing humanitarian needs.
A total of 309 humanitarian organizations were active across Afghanistan during the first three months of 2026, delivering assistance in.
Farmers say an outbreak of the sunn pest has spread across wheat fields, while assistance and effective pesticides remain scarce.
Women who once managed poultry farms, livestock projects and tailoring workshops say declining international support and Taliban restrictions have sharply.
An Amu TV investigation found that many children in western Afghanistan have abandoned school for street work, exposing them to.
The report found that more than 11 million people are expected to face IPC Phase 3 or higher food insecurity.
Economic growth reached an estimated 4.8 percent in 2025, but rapid population growth, rising inflation and declining aid are eroding.