Afghanaid receives certificate for work in Nangarhar

We are proud to announce that this week Afghanaid received a certificate from the Provincial Governor for our work in Nangarhar province, with special thanks for our activities and coordination.

The Nangarhar office is one of our newest offices and, since opening at the end 2016, our brilliant new provincial team has been working with rural families, helping them understand how they can better plan, prepare for and respond to the recurring natural disasters which frequent the region. These activities have already been a great success and are part of a broader project which aims to increase the resilience of vulnerable communities against the effects of climate change and natural hazards.

Mohammad Sediq Khairkhwah, our Provincial Project Manager in Nangarhar, commented "I take this opportunity to thank my colleagues for their efforts and extend to you the promise of continued quality work in Nangarhar Province."

I want to help more families prepare for natural disasters.

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