Month: October 2024

This literacy project was implemented to provide education for housewives and young girls who had missed out on formal schooling. To encourage participation, beneficiaries received monthly distributions of 50 kg of wheat, 2 kg of lentils, and 2 kg of oil. Additionally, teachers were provided with 70 kg of wheat, 2 kg of lentils, and 2 kg of oil as

This project aimed to empower 250 women from eight villages in the Yakawalang District of Bamyan Province who expressed interest in learning vegetable gardening. To facilitate their education, we hired an agronomist who trained eight local instructors during a 15-day workshop. These instructors were then responsible for teaching the 250 women in their respective villages as local trainers. Throughout the

The Women’s Development Center was established as a community hub for the women of Bamyan. The Japanese Embassy, in response to a request from the Islamic Government of Afghanistan, founded this center through the Japan Grassroots Grant Aid Project. With funding from JICA, the Humanitarian Social Partner Organization (HSPO) implemented a variety of activities aimed at empowering women and children

A new school building was constructed in one of the remote villages of Yakawlang District, specifically designed for girls. The school consists of eight classrooms, an administration office, and a storage area. This initiative aimed to provide educational opportunities for girls in the area, promoting gender equality and empowering young women through education. The school’s capacity to accommodate 400 students

This research project was designed and implemented to improve agricultural production and enhance the capacity of farmers in Bamyan Province. For the first time in Bamyan, extensive and comprehensive research was conducted on 20 types of vegetables, 4 types of fruits, and 4 types of legumes. The objective of this project was to investigate and identify the best agricultural practices,

The Poultry Program, funded by UNDP, aims to empower women in Baraki Barak District, Logar Province, by providing them with the resources and knowledge necessary to start and manage their poultry farms. This initiative seeks to enhance the livelihoods of women, enabling them to become self-sufficient and economically independent. The program includes comprehensive training on poultry management, including feeding, health

The Food Distribution project aims to provide essential food assistance to returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Bamyan Center and Punjab District. Funded by SFCG, this initiative is designed to address the immediate nutritional needs of vulnerable populations affected by conflict and displacement. The project will distribute food packages that include staple items such as wheat flour, cooking