Returnees in western Afghanistan struggle to find work as wages plunge
Qudratullah, who returned from Iran two months ago, said he works long hours for minimal pay but has no alternative.
Qudratullah, who returned from Iran two months ago, said he works long hours for minimal pay but has no alternative.
Taliban said 26 projects were presented for consideration. Of those, 19 were approved, while four were modified.
OCHA said assessments have been completed in 115 districts, with additional evaluations ongoing in 34 districts, meaning the overall impact.
Projects worth $18 million aim to expand electricity access in northern Afghanistan.
Deal with Turkish firm underscores push for industrial growth as country remains reliant on imports.
WFP report shows wheat up 21 percent from last year, with rising costs and limited work squeezing purchasing power.
Global report warns that food insecurity is becoming more concentrated and persistent, driven largely by conflict.
Four months after restrictions were imposed, drivers report vehicle seizures, lost income and falling resale values.
Producers cite expensive feed, low milk prices and limited veterinary services as key challenges.
Residents in a district of Helmand province say shrinking incomes, unemployment and weak oversight have deepened economic strain.