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AFGHANISTAN Common Operating Picture Faryab Province - Reference map for WASH cluster 64°0'0"E 64°10'0"E 64°20'0"E 64°30'0"E 64°40'0"E 64°50'0"E 65°0'0"E 65°10'0"E 65°20'0"E 65°30'0"E 65°40'0"E Kham Ab 37°10'0"N 37°10'0"N AQINA ! Khani Chahar Bagh Mangajek MULLA MIR Qurghan ! TURKMENISTAN KHAN CHAR BAGH ! YAKA TAPA ARAB SHAH PAYEN ! ! Khan-e Chahar Bagh JAR QUDUQ ! 37°0'0"N KOHNA QALA (! 37°0'0"N ! YAKA TOOT ! ARAB SHAH TOURA KHAN ! CHAQOR QESHLAQROBAT KUSHTAN ARAB SHAH BALA ! ! ! ! KAMAN GAR AWCH TAPA ! Andkhoy ! ANDKHOY (1) ! CHAKA JOWILAKHE BALA ! ! CHAKMAN BALA CHAKMAN PAYEN ! KAMAN GAR! BALA ! ( ! ! ! TAWACHI JOWILAKHE PAYEN ! ! BAGH-I-BUSTAN TAWACHI KALANYAMCHI Khwaja Du Koh ! !! QURGHAN TAWACHE KHORD ! ! KO PALAK BAGH BOSTAN BALA! ! EM CHEE AKHTACHI! JAR TAGARMANSOLDOZ (1) ! ! ! !!YANGI TAGARMAN DAH YAKCHEE! KHANA AKHTA CHE BALA ! ! MIR ABAD PAYEN AKHTA CHE! PAYEN DEGCHE KHANA SOLDOZ (2) ! ! TOQOZ! DARAK ! QAPCHAQ MIR ABAD BALA ! ! TOO QOZAK DARAK ! QARM QOUL Qaramqul! QIZIL AYAQI KHURD MARKAZ QARAM QOUL ! (!! QARAM QOL (SOUTH) ALTI BULAQ TOZKAN ! ALTE BOLAK! QAZI KENT ! TAZA QISHLAQ SAL TEQ KALAN YAKA TOOT Andkhoy ! ! ! MASJED KHALIFA QAZEL AYAQ ! ! SAR BAND ALTE BOLAK KHOJA DOKOH AFGHANIYA AYMAQ HULYA ! ! KHOJA DOKOH NOW ABAD ! AYMAQ SUFLA ! YUSUF MIRZAYE ! ! QARAMQOUL OLANG ! QIZIL BASH ! ! ! ! ARAB QARLAQ NAZAR ABAD ! QAZEL AYAQ KALAN ! NAWABAD ! SARI BAND ! ! TAWASH 36°50'0"N ! MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY 36°50'0"N ! ! ! AITROQ MANGAJEK GADAY! TAPMAS! (! ! Khwaja Du Koh CHOOB BASH KALAN SAL TAQ AFGHANIYA ! ! ! AYMAQ KOHNA CHOB BASH-I-NAW! QARBA QAROUGH Qaramqol ! ! !HAQ GUZAR SAL TAQ KHORD ! CHOBASH KHORD TURKMANIYACHOBASH KHORD AFGHANIYA ! ! SHAKARAK BAZAR MIRZA QAWUNM AFGHANIYA PAYEN ! ! LAB JAR TAYEFA BAI ! MIRZA QAWUM AFGHANIYA BALA QANJOWGHEH ! ! TAGHAN YANGI AREGH! TAFAN TURKMANYA! ! SHOBAI ! BABA ALI ! HAQ ABAD MAHJEREN MARANJAN RAHMAT ABAD MAHJEREN! ! ! LAB JAR QURAISH ! ENOL MAL ASHRAF YAKA KENTYAKA BAGH ! ! ! ! ! !YAKA KENT! ! EID MUHALA BEASH KAPA CHEHL MARD ! ABSHAR KHANA ! LAB JAR SHAIKE AFGHANIYA KINARA ! ! GHOLMALA! YANGA KINT ! ! LAB JAR KHURASAN! ! QERANCHI ! ! BAKAWAL KHORASANPASH! ! KAPA ! ! ! !.! CHAGHSAY! Shibirghan BAKAWOL KHURASAN ARAB !KHANA ! KILAK 36°40'0"N ! 36°40'0"N ! GHORA! ALTA KHOWJA PEER MUNDEEKA TAPA ! ! RABAT KOH GUNBAD SUFI QALA (W) ! ! CHITGAR KHANA ! ! JEG ! MARGHAB YATEM QALA ! TARNOW UZBEKYA WA SHABIYA AFGHANIYA YATEEM! QALA CHIL MARD ! HASSAN TABEN GHAZGI! ! ! MURGHAN ! TONUKEYA UZBEKYA! SHAKAR KON ! ! LALA KOT SULIMAZAN AFGHANIYA ! JALOWGER JANGAL ! CHEHL JOWI NOW ABAD ! AIMAQ TANKA MAJID QUDUQ ! ! TARNOW ! CHAR PAIKAL ! QARA KENT ! SHOLJAR AFGHANIYA ! TAR NOW AFGHANIYA TAPA BABA POUPAL ZAI ! ! AFGHAN TAPA TURKMANYA TAPA BABA SARANGI ! ! MAHDAN EIDI ZAI ! QOUL BANDI KHASHT PUL DOWLAT ZAI SHOLJAR ARABYA Dawlatabad (Faryab) ! ! ! ! ! AFGHAN TEPA ARABYA! SHAIKH HA ! GUMBAD AFGHAN TEPA AFGHANIYA KHASHT PUL CHAKA ZAI ! ! ! BOLORDI AFGHANIYA ! KODI RALWARTLY ! BALORDI TURKMAN! Shibirghan ! NOOR TOGHA YA SEA SHANBA ! HAJI WAHAB SHASH PAR SEA SHANBA UZBEKYA TAKHT EASHAN HA ! ! ! ! ZAGHDALEH BALOCH SHOR DARYA ! ! SEA SHANBA AFGHANIYA 36°30'0"N ! 36°30'0"N ! ! ! ACHUK ZAI MANGOTE AFGHANIYA CHAR JUFT ! MULLA ABDULLAH TAKHTA DAWLAT ABAD ! ! TURKMANYA ! ! CHATARAGHA JAGDAILAK ! ZAKA GUL MOHAMMAD SHOR DARYA HABIIBULLAHTAHIREYAN SHOR DARYA TAKHTA CHAR SHANGI ! ! AWLAYA SAI ! ! ! AFZAL KHAN ! ! ARAB HA CHAR SHAGHNOW! ! ! ZAKA KAMAL KHAN! MOHAMMAD AZAM SHOR DARYA !MOHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN ! MOHAMMAD AMIN ! PASH SHOI ! ! QOURAISH NOW BAR JALAIER (7) POSTA BAGH HAJI ABDUL HAMAD! ! ! ! ! KHWAJA AKBAR KALA JAR SAI HAJI QUZIBAY QALA HAJI SHAH WALIQUDUGH LI ! ! ! ! HAJI AKBAR ARABYA ! FARYAB PROVINCE ! ! JALAIER (8) HAJI MAIDA! ! ! (! KANTAPA DAR YA KAPA DAR ZAKA (2) MULLAH MOHAMMAD AZIMABDUL QADER JALALY ! JALAIER (5) Dowlatabad! ! ! HAJI NEYAZ MOHAMMAD ! ! ALI ZAI PER MOHAMMAD ! TEMORI HA! ! KHAR KALIK ABDUL RAHMAN NECHKASAYGALA JAR DARA BAND ! !ZAHIR BAY DOO ! TORAT ATTA KAR KALY KHAIRA ABAD GULA JAR JALAIER (6) ! ! ! KAR KALIK HABIBULLAH ! TAHIRIYAN (1) ! HAJI LAHL MOHAMMAD ! TAHIRIYAN (2) ! ! KHEYRABAD Sari Pul JALAIER (1) ! TOOP KHANA QALA ! GUL QALABAZAR QALA ! ! ! KOCHA QALA JALAIER (2) ! ! ! HAJI AQA MOHAMMAD ! ! BAZAR QALADAILBAR ! JAWZJAN PROVINCE TAKHT ACHUK ZAIJAR QALA HAJI HABIBULLAH ! HAJI GUL MOGAMMAD ! !JAR QALA! 3! ASEYAB ! ! JALAIER (3) ! NOW ABAD TURKMAN QADOUQ JALAIER (4) JAR QALA JOW QAD ! ! HAJI TAJ MOHAMMAD ! ! ! JALAIER (9) ! JAAR QALA ! NOW ABAD ! 36°20'0"N ! 36°20'0"N BARIKZAI ! JAMSHEDI ! RAHMAT ABAD CHAGHANO ! JAR QADOUQ NOW ABADCHAKNA JAR QADOUQ ! FAIZ ABAD ! ! ! !BAZAR TAPA BOLAK QESHLAQ JAR QADOUQ JAWZARTO ! ! KORAGHEE ! DOWLAT ZAI ! ! QAOUM! BAGHZ TOUR! GUL ATON CHE BALOCH PAHLAWAN TASH ! MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY! ! ! ! SHAH YUSUF MOULAWE BAID QESHLAQ (2) ! ! HAJI MOHSIN ! ! KOH SAYYAD AJRAM BALA ! PAS QESHLAQ BALOCH ! ! ! ! TAKTASH QAZAM KOUL SARDABA PESTA MAZAR HAJI HAKIM YAKA SANGAB ! ! ! ! ! ! ATEH KHAN KHVAJEH (1) ! ! OMAR! ZAI Shirin Tagab TARAGHLY CHARSHALY ARAB ! ! ! ! TARAGHLY AFGHANIYA JARZEWAN QESHLAQKHANAQA SHALKATO EASHAN HA ! ! ! ! ! ISLAM QALA ! AKHTA KHANA CHOLOKTU (2) TARAGHLY MALLAYE QESHLAQ ATTA KHOWJA HAZAR KHAN ! ! ! ! ! ATEH KHAN KHVAJEH (2) BAID QESHLAQ (1) JAR QESHLAQ ! CHOLOKTU (1) ! ! QALIN BALAQ ! TARAGHLY KHOWJAGI QESHLAQ Shirin Tagab AQ BULAQ ! HAJI DEWANA QOUL ! ! ATTA KHOWJA MOOR KHAIL ! !SUFI QESHLAQ ! ! CHASHMA (! ASTANA BABA ! MAIMANA YOWL AWOR TAPA AWTOR GUL TAPA TAQ CHA QESHLAQ! CHAHL JAZI ! KARAIZ ! ! ! ! ! ! KHOWJA BOLAND ARABYA CHOCHA QADOUQ TARAGHLY HOTAK HA ! ! AJRAM PAYEN ! ! QOUR QOUL ! ! BOLAMD GHOR AFGHANIYA FARHAD ! GAW KUSH ! ALI BATER ! ! ! ! TARAGHLY YA TARAKE HA ARAB MURDA CHARIMGAR CHASHMA MOSA KHAN GARZAD ! ! Qush Tepa ! ! ! GHAR TAPA ATTAULLAH KHAN YAKA TAZ ! KHOWJA ANJER ! ! QAZAL KOTAL LAB SHOR ! ! KHOWJA BOLAND AFGHANIYA ! SHARIF QESHLAQ SHOR QADOUQ ! ALLA MALYAQ ! CHARIMGAR CHASHMA ! QALBANDI ! Sayyad ! BUGHRA SHAHR QESHLAQ! CHAKHMA CHAQOUR BAZAR KAMY ! GHAR TAPA HAJI JANI ! ! ! MAGHAYTO KHURD ! CHAKNA AJRAM ! ! GHAR TAPA AMANULLAH KHAN CHARIMGAR CHASHMA ISA KHAN TARIAN ! QAZEL SAI ! ! GHULAM SAKHI ARAB MAGHAYTO KALAN ! (! ! HAJI KARIM ! SAR DARAH ! ! ! CHAKHMA CHOUR SUFLA ! ! KHOWJA CHAR GOMBAZ 36°10'0"N MEYAN DARAKHT MOHAMMAD OMAR KHAN MAHD ! Sayyad 36°10'0"N KOHNA QESHLAQ ARAPTO ! ADAR TAPA MOHAMMAD ALAMGHAR TAPA GHULAM BAI ! TURKMAN ALDE! ! ! YAKA TOOT ! KHWAJA BOLAND KHOWJA QALAY ! ! ! QISHLAQ SAYED AZAM(1) ZAHIR QESHLAQ QARA SHAIKHI ! ! ASELMA SHAH MARDAN QOUL AQSAI TORA QOUL TOR JAN ! MENG DERAKHT (2) SAYE ! ! AT QAMAR ! ! HESA DO BAZAR KAMY ! ! ! ! TURKMAN WALDITASH KOTAL ! ! !MEYAN DAR AKHT ZARIN KHAN MAGHOL QESHLAQ MOGHAI TO SHOR QARA QESHLAQ HAJI ABDULLAH ! ! TASHLIK ! ! MEYAN DARAKHT KAMAL KALY ! ! GUL QADOUQ HAJI MAJED ! YAKA TAZ ! HASSAN QADOUQ ! CHAKNA QARAYE ! SHAH MIR KHIL HAJI SHAIR AQA ! ! GHAR TAPA HAJI MOHAMMAD! YAR ! ! MENG DERAKHT (1) ! ! !TURKMAN! QESHLAQ! MOHAMMAD HAJI AQSAI UZBAKYA KARWAN SANG ! GANDAH ! MEYAN DARAKHT UZBEKYA ! ! ! ! KHOWJA YAGANA BALA ! ! ! ! AQSAI ! QISHLAQ SAYED AZAM(2)KHAL MALANG KHWAJA QUL (1) BALQABALLAN! ! ! MOCHEN KHAILBAYMOGHLY ! BAZARAK HASHDAH BALA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! SHOR QADOUQ UZBEKYA MAIMANA QESHLAQ !(1) PISTAMAZARSHORABAK! ALMARI DASHT YAZ KHAN AQA ! ! CHEAL QADOUQ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! LALK YA KARKALY ! ZARD TEPA ! BADQAQ CHAGHTE SAYED ABADHALQA JAR ! KHOWJA YAGANA PAYEN ! MEYAN DARAKHT ! ! ! ! ! ! HASAN BULAQ ! ! ! !HAIDAR! ABAD ! KHANQA SARAI QALA ! ! ! SHAH PASAND BAI SAR TAPA QESHLAQ SEMLIK ! CHEHL GAZY BAI SAR QASHQANAQ PAS QESHLAQYANGI QALA ! ! DAR BAND ! ! ! ! MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY QOUSH TEPA ! ! DEP KHANA ! ! ! ! MUGHUL HAJI QESHLAQ ALIK SAI PADA SAI BAZARI KHUSH! TAPA BAND JADID KHWAJA QUL! (2) ! TASHLO QATAN ! IMAM SAHIB SAMLAK ! KAR KHANA ! ! AQSAI MUGHUL! ! ! TAHT EASHAN SOZMA ! DAH NOW MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY ! KAPCHA QALA ! ! ! HAJI MOHAMMAD MURAD ! KOSA QALA HOWZ BAYELY ! AQSAI SAR DARA ! KHOWJA QOUL UZBEKYA ! ! QADOUQCHA ! IMAM SAHIB HAJI ISMAIL ! SAMLIK ! ! ! CHAGHT KUNDA BALA SATAR ABAD ! RANA BAIK DAHI NOW MAIMANA QESHLAQ (2) KHOWJA QOUL ! ! ! ! DAHAN AQSAI ! ! BADGHESI SHAIR BAIG SHAB JAI MEYANA DARA ! ! TEKA TOZI MORCHAGHAL (1) TA KRMAR KOK BAINAQ ! ! YUSUF ALI ARPATU KOTAL HOWZ BEYELY SUFLA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! AQ SAI FARYAB PROVINCE ! ! ! ! TASHA KHOR SHAIR BOK SUFLA KUNDA PAYEN SAR ASIYAB BOLAND GHOR BALA NOW ABAD ! ! ! KOMALY AQ BALAQ SAR DARA ! JAGRA BALAGH! ! QANJUGH ALI PAYEN GHAZARI ! ! ! ! QANJAGH ALI BALA CHAKNA PAITOW ! ! AQSO DARAJEMATAK BOLAND GHOR PAYEN NOW ABAD ! ! SHAH NAZAR BADGHIS! LUQMAN (3) ! MORCHAGHAL (2) ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! QESA QALA AFGHANIYA ! ! !PAS QESHLAQ BADGHIS ! Khwaja Sabz Posh ! KOHNA QESHLAQ PASTA MAZAR ! MURCHA GHAL QESHLAQ FAIZ MOHAMMAD KHAN QARASTON SUFLA ! ! GARDAN ! ! MUSSA LAQ !LUQMAN HAJI GUNJA ! ! ! JEDA BALAQ QARGHA JET ! ATAH TALA KHAN SHOR AB ! ! QESHLAQ KALAN ! QAR KHAWAL KATA QALA (1) KHANQA GHAZARI! AQ MAZAR PIKIRASIN QARASTON BERON SONA KHOK AB KUMLI! ! ALTE ! ! GARDAN SUFLA ! ! QESA QALA HAJI JANI ! ! LUQMAN GALY BACHA ! ! ! SHOR ALIK ! ! ! ! ! ! ! GHAZARI KATA! GOBRAK QARCHALIK YA MURCHA QAL ! KHOWJA SHAH TOOT ! QUOUSH QANAQ ! CHAKNA BASH QADAQQARASTON ! ! ! TASH JAWAZ QARA YURT SAR DARA! TOR PAGHLY BOLAK PASTA MAZAR ! ! ! KHOJA AHKARA KHOSHTAR BALAQ ! JARGON AQ GONBAD GHULAM NABI TARKHACHE BABA ! ! ! ! ! TOGHCHE YA TAMCHE! ! GADAI QALA BALA ! QAZEL QESHLAQ YAKA BADAM DARA MIRZA WALANG KOQAQ ! ARCHA TO QABERGHA BALAK ! ! ! SHAH TOOT KOHNA ! GHALBALA ARABYA GADAI QALA PAYEN ! AWLA QADAGH ! ! ! AQ GONBAD ! CHAKABA BOLAK QESHLAQ ! KHOSH BAI JAR QALA KATA QESHLAQ LUQMAN ! QARA GHUNJ ! ! PAKHAL TOGHAK ! ! ! ! QOFUL QALA
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    JANUARY 2011 Strengthening the humanity and dignity of people in crisis through knowledge and practice Winning Hearts and Minds? Examining the Relationship between Aid and Security in Afghanistan’s Faryab Province Geert Gompelman ©2010 Feinstein International Center. All Rights Reserved. Fair use of this copyrighted material includes its use for non-commercial educational purposes, such as teaching, scholarship, research, criticism, commentary, and news reporting. Unless otherwise noted, those who wish to reproduce text and image files from this publication for such uses may do so without the Feinstein International Center’s express permission. However, all commercial use of this material and/or reproduction that alters its meaning or intent, without the express permission of the Feinstein International Center, is prohibited. Feinstein International Center Tufts University 200 Boston Ave., Suite 4800 Medford, MA 02155 USA tel: +1 617.627.3423 fax: +1 617.627.3428 fic.tufts.edu Author Geert Gompelman (MSc.) is a graduate in Development Studies from the Centre for International Development Issues Nijmegen (CIDIN) at Radboud University Nijmegen (Netherlands). He has worked as a development practitioner and research consultant in Afghanistan since 2007. Acknowledgements The author wishes to thank his research colleagues Ahmad Hakeem (“Shajay”) and Kanishka Haya for their assistance and insights as well as companionship in the field. Gratitude is also due to Antonio Giustozzi, Arne Strand, Petter Bauck, and Hans Dieset for their substantive comments and suggestions on a draft version. The author is indebted to Mervyn Patterson for his significant contribution to the historical and background sections. Thanks go to Joyce Maxwell for her editorial guidance and for helping to clarify unclear passages and to Bridget Snow for her efficient and patient work on the production of the final document.
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    Murghab District, Badghis District Narrative Assessment 5 May 2010

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  • A Peace Nation Takes up Arms a Peace Nation Takes up Arms

    A Peace Nation Takes up Arms a Peace Nation Takes up Arms

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  • Maah/Mrrd/Fao/Wfp National Crop Output Assessment

    Maah/Mrrd/Fao/Wfp National Crop Output Assessment

    FAO FAAHM/AFGHANISTAN OSRO/AFG/111/USA MAAH/MRRD/FAO/WFP NATIONAL CROP OUTPUT ASSESSMENT 10th May to 5th June 2003 Farmer met in Badghis while weeding his rain-fed wheat field, 23 May 2003. Raphy Favre, FAO/FAIT Agronomist Consultant, Mission TL Anthony Fitzherbert, FAO Consultant Javier Escobedo, FAO Emergency Agronomist Consultant 25th July 2003 Kabul TABLE OF CONTENT I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY II. INTRODUCTION III. METHODOLOGY 1. Estimation of Yield 1.1 Field Measurements for Yield Estimates 1.2 Crop Development Stage at the Time of the Assessment 1.3 Interviews with Farmers in the Field 1.4 Selection of Districts and Transects 1.5 Selection of Fields 2. Estimation of Land planted 3. Market Prices IV. RESULTS 4. Estimated Planted Area 4.1 Irrigated Land 4.2 Rain-fed Land 5. Estimated Wheat Yield 5.1 Irrigated Land 5.2 Rain-fed Land 6. Estimated Wheat Production 6.1 Irrigated Land 6.2 Rain-fed Land 6.3 Total Production 6.4 Agricultural Constraints in 2003 7. Estimated Barley Production at Regional Level 8. Wheat Grain Prices V. CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATIONS ANNEXES ANNEX I - Changes of the Itinerary and Teams Composition due to Security Situation in Southern Afghanistan ANNEX II - Participants ANNEX III - Mission Itinerary and Districts covered by the Survey 2 TABLES Table 1: Estimated irrigated cultivated land in 2003; Total irrigated land cultivated In 2003, irrigated Wheat cultivated and irrigated Barley cultivated in 2003. Table 2: Estimated rain-fed cultivated land in 2003; Total rain-fed land cultivated in 2003, rain-fed Wheat cultivated and rain-fed Barley cultivated in 2003.
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    Copyright by Mohammad Raisur Rahman 2008

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  • Badghis Province

    Badghis Province

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