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INTRODUCTION I am very pleased to be able to make available the ACBAR Databasefor 1993. This is the sixth year that ACBAR hascompiled a report on NGO activities. This publication, which stretches to some 1200pages in total, has taken considerable time and effort toprepare. It provides a compilation of all the activities (projects) as reported by some 240 mainly Non -Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working forAfghanistan. Whilst the, majority of these agencies are Peshawar based, agency activities are also reported for those located in Islamabad, Quettaand inside Afghanistan. The information is as reported by agencies and ACBARhas no ability to confirm the information provided.However, I am confident that this publication provides as accurate a pictureas possible of activities related to Afghanistan and refugeesover the period to 1993. As a change from previous editions the mainpart of the report covers projects that are: completed, ongoing,discontinued or approved by donors. Proposed and surveyed projects, thathave not as yet been approved for funding by donors,are listed in the Appendix. Refugee programmes, for the first time,are presented in their own volume. The Database is presented in four separate volumes: Volume ILocation - Province/District Volume II Sector Volume III Agency Volume IV Refugees I would like to express my gratitudeto the staff of agencies for providing the data. However,most of all I should thank Mohmmad Ismail Shakir, Khalil- ur- Rehman, Zakir, Shafiq, Shenky Zahery and Sayed Mohammad, staff of theACBAR Programme Office, for all their considerable efforts in putting this together. Theyhave spent considerable time, including theirown free time, to ensure that this publication is well presented and ready withina reasonable period. We hope that the various users, the agencies themselves, the donor community, the Afghan Governmentand Provincial authorities, as well as the Pakistani authorities and all others will find the data informative,useful and of significant value. Charles MacFadden Executive Director 5 September 1993. INDEX REV ANON AGEN PAGE A -AID AFGHANAID AAA 1 AFGHAN AID ASSOCIATION 6 AABRAR AFGHAN AMPUTEE BICYCLISTS FOR REHABILITATION & RECREATION 7 AACRP AFGHANISTAN AGRICULTURE /CONSTRUCTION REHABILITATION PROJECT 7 AAWDV AFGHAN AGENCY FOR WAR DISABLED & VICTIMS 7 AB AFGHAN BUILDERS 7 AC AFGHAN CARE. 9 ACDO AFGHAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTORGANIZATION ACLU 9 AFGHAN CONSTRUCTION & LOGISTICSUNIT 10 ACRD AFGHAN CENTER FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT L 10 ACRU ARIANA CONSTRUCTION & REHABILITATIONUNIT ADA 12 AFGHAN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION 12 ADAg AFGHAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 14 ADP AFGHAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 15 ADRA ADVANTIST DEVELOPMENT & RELIEFASSOCIATION AEA AFGHAN ENGINEERING AGENCY AFRANE AFRANE 15 15 AFS AFGHAN FARMING SUPPORT 17 ANDS , AFGHAN HEALTH & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 17 AHED AFGHANISCHER HILFS -UND ENTWICKLUNGSDIENST 18 AHSAO AFGHANS HEALTH & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE ORGANIZATION 18 AIC AFGHAN INFORMATION CENTER AICC AL -DAWA ISLAMIC CULTURAL CENTER 19 AINA AFGHAN ISLAMIC NATIONAL AGENCY 19 AIT M AFGHAN INKISHAFEE TARBIAWEEMARKAZ. AMA AFGHAN MEDICAL AID AMI -A AIDE MEDICALE INTERNATIONLE 19 AFGHANISTAN 19 AMRAN AFGHAN MOBILE RECONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION 20 AMRC AFGHAN MEDIA RESOURCE CENTER AMWS AFGHAN MUSLIM WOMEN SOCIETY 20 ANAR AFGHAN NEWS & AGENCY FORREHABILITATION ANCO AFGHAN NARCOTICS CONTROLORGANIZATION ANH 20 AFGHANISTAN NOTHILFE e.V 20 AOGH AFGHAN OB /GYN HOSPITAL. APUA 22 ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSORS OFAFGHANISTAN UNIVERSITIES :VOW fa:.ï-fa ü 22 APWO AFGHAN PUBLIC WELFARE ORGANIZATION 24 AGRICULTURE REHABILITATION OF AFGHANISTAN ARA 24 ANSARI RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR AFGHANISTAN ARAA 25 AGENCY FOR REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE &DEVELOPMENT OF AFGHANISTAN ARADA 25 ARC AUSTRIAN RELIEF COMMITTEE COMMITTEE FOR AFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTION 27 ARCAR ARIANA REHABILITATION 28 ARCON AFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTION CONSULTANTS 39 AFGHAN RED CRESCENT SOCIETY ARCS 39 AFGHANISTAN ARDA AGENCY FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT OF 39 AFGHAN RECONSTRUCTION & DRUG CONTROLDEPARTMENT ARDCD 40 AFGHANISTAN REHABILITATION & DEVELOPMENTPROGRAM ARDP 41 ARF AFGHAN RELIEF FOUNDATION 41 ARO AFGHANISTAN RtEHABILITATION ORGANIZATION 42 AFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTION & PLANNING DEPARTMENT ARPD 42 ARR AFGHAN RELIEF & REHABILITATION RECONSTRUCTION OF AFGHANISTAN 44 ARRA AGENCY FOR REHABILTATION & 45 ARS AFGHANISTAN REHABILITATION SERVICES 45 ATA/AP ANTI -TB ASSOCIATION /AFGHANISTANPROGRAM 45 ATC AFGHANISTAN TECHNICAL CONSULTANTS 48 AVICEN AFGHANISTAN VACCINATION & IMMUNIZATIONCENTER «+ AWA AFGHAN WELFARE ASSOCIATION AWC AFGHAN WELFARE CENTER AWEC AFGHAN WOMEN EDUCATION CENTER * AWRC AFGHAN WOMEN RESOURCE CENTER 53 BCURA BAZ CONSTRUCTION UNIT FOR REHABILITATIONOF AFGHANISTAN 33 BDA BAKHTAR DEVELOPMENT AGENCY BEFARe BASIC EDUCATION FOR AFGHANREFUGFFC TRAINING CENTER BMTIC BALOCHISTAN MODEL TEACHER 53 BAOHLAN REHABILITATIONCOMMIT'T'EE 53 BRC CONSTRUCTION ORGANIZATION BRCO BEHZAD REHABILITATION- 55 BRR BUREAU FOR RURALREHABILITATION 55 RECONSTRUCTION COUNCIL BURC BA TAR U rI l FOR CAA CULTURAL ASSOCIATION FORAFGHANISTAN 55 CARE CARE INTERNATIONAL. CARP CARITAS- AFGHANISTAN REFUGEEPROGRAM hI CAS COMITE AFGHAN DE SOLIDARITE 61 CBR CONSULTANT BUREAU FOR RECONSTRUCTION 63 CCA COOPERATION CENTER FOR AFGHANISTAN 64 ÇDU COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT UNIT ...................... CHA COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE 64 CIUP CONSTRUCTION & IRRIGATION UNIT OFPAMIR 66 CJEA CONTEMPORARY JEHAD ENCYCLOPEDIA OFAFGHANISTAN CoAR COORDINATION OF AFGHAN RET -MF 67 CRAA COMMITTEE FOR REHABILITATION AID TOAFGHANISTAN 68 CRFA CULTURAL & RELIEF FOUNDATION OFAFGHANISTAN 70 CRR CENTER FOR RURAL RECONSTRUCTION 70 CRS CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES CSFIA COMMITTEE SHURA -I- FARHANGI ISLAMIAFGHANISTAN 70 DAC DANISH AFGHANISTAN COMMITTEE DACAAR 71 DANISH COMMITTEE FOR AID TO AFGHANREFUGEES 71 DCA DUTCH COMMITTEE FOR AFGHANISTAN 79 DCAR DENTAL CLINIC FOR AFGHAN REFUGEES 83 DESP DOMESTIC ENERGY SAVING PROJECT DS DARUS SALAM 84 EAFA 84 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS FOUNDATIONFOR AFGHANISTAN 84 ECAR EYE CLINIC FOR AFGHAN REFUGEES EMAR ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT FOR AFGHANISTANRECONSTRUCTION ERSA 84 EMERGENCY RELIEF SERVICES FORAFGHANISTAN 85 ESAR ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR AFGHANISTANRECONSTRUCTION 86 FRF FARAH RECONSTRUCTIONFOUNDATION 87 FWSAD FREE WELFARE SOCIETY FOR AFGHANDISABLED GAA GERMAN AGRO ACTION 87 87 GAC GERMAN AFGHANISTAN COMMITTEE 88 GAF GERMAN AFGHANISTAN FOUNDATION GP -UK 89 GLOBAL PARTNERS -UK. 91 GRC GHARJISTAN RECONSTRUCTION COUNCIL HAF HELP THE AFGHANS FOUNDATION 91 HAFO HELP AFGHAN FARMERS ORGANIZATION 92 HCI . HUMAN CONCERN INTERNATIONAL 93 HCNPA. HEALTH COMMITTEE FOR NORTHERPROVINCES OF AFGHANISTAN 93 HELP HELP- GERMANY HI HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL 93 HORIZON HORIZON HRA HUMAN RELIEF AGENCY HRAy 94 HELMAND REHABILITATION AUTHORITY 94 HRC HERAT REHABILITATION COUNCIL 94 HRD HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 94 94 HRo HELMAND REHABILITATION ORGANIZATION 95 HRP HEWAD REHABILITATION PROJECT 95 HT HALO TRUST HELPIER TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FOR REHABILITATIONOF AFGHANISTAN HTCRA 95 HU HEALTH UNLIMITED 95 HELMAND WELFARE & RELIEF COMMITTEE HWRC 96 ISLAMIC ASSOCIATION OF AFGHAN ARCHITECTS/ENGINEERS IAAAE 97 IAHC ISLAMIC AID HEALTH CENTER. 98 IAM INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE MISSION 98 IAU IDARA AHYAUL ULUM. ICA INTER -CHURCH AID * ICD. ITALIAN COOPERATION FOR DEVELOPMENT ICRC INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE REDCROSS IDA INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY !FRCS INT'L FEDERATION OF RED CROSSAND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES 99 IHSAN INDEPENDENT HUMANITARIAN SERVICESASSOCIATION 100 IIRO ISLAMIC INTERNATIONAL RELIEFORGANIZATION 101 .IMC INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 102 INDOORS INDOORS ORUZGAN 102 INORO ISLAMIC NATION ORGANIZATIONFOR RECONSTRUCTION OF 103 IOC INTERNATIONAL ORPHANS CARE 103 IOM INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION 103 IRC INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE 103 IRC/RPA IRC/REHABILITATION PROGRAM FORAFGHANISTAN 115 ISRA ISLAMIC RELIEF AGENCY ITHE INSTITUTE OF TEACHER'S HIGHEREDUCATION 119 JAMS JAPAN AFGHAN MEDICAL SERVICES 119 JCE JEHAD CONSULTING ENGINEERS JIFF JAPANESE INTERNATIONAL WELFAREFOUNDATION 120 JWMM JACOB'S WELL MEDICAL MISSION 120 KAG KHORASAN ASSISTANCE GROUP 122 KDA KHURSHAID DEVELOPMENTAUTHORITY 122 KMA KANDAHAR MOMENYAR AGENCY 122 KNF KOHI NOOR FOUNDATION 122 KRCS KUWAIT RED CRESCENT SOCIETY 122 KRO KUNDUZ RECONSTRUCTIONORGANIZATION 122 KWA KHANABAD WELFARE ASSOCIATION 123 LBI LAJNAT AL -BIRR AL- ISLAMIA ...................................................................... LDI LAJNAT AL -DAWA AL- ISLAMIA. 124 LEPCO LEPROSY CONTROL. 125 LQO LAJNAT AL -QATAR FOR ORPHANS 125 LRO LIFELINE AND RELIEF ORGANIZATION 125 MAARWI MUSLIM ASSOCIATION OF AFGHAN REFUGEE WOMENIN ISLAMABAD MADERA MADERA. 126 MAI MUSLIM AID INTERNATIONAL. 132 MAMAR MAMAR CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING MATERIALSPRODUCTION ORGANIZATION 135 MAWA MUSLIM ASSISTANCE & WELFARE ASSOCIATION 135 MCI MERCY CORP INTERNATIONAL. 137 MCPA MINE CLEARANCE PLANNING AGENCY 141 MDM MEDICINES DU MOND 143 MF MOWAFAQ FOUNDATION 143 MHC MENTAL HEALTH CENTER MI MERCY INTERNATIONAL. MMC MUJAHID MEDICAL CENTER 144 MMCT MECCA MUKARAMA CHARITY TRUST MRCA MEDICK.REFRESHER COURSES FOR AFGHANS MRORA MARUF RELIEF ORGANIZATION FOR RECONSTRUCTIONOF AFGHANISTAN 144 MSF-F/B MEDECINS SANS FRONT1ERiS- FRANCE/BELGIUM 144 MSF-H MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES- HOLLAND 145 MSH MANAGEMENT SCIENCESFOR HEALTH 145 MSOA MUSLIM SISTERS ORGANIZATION OF AFGHANISTAN s MT MAKTAB TAWHID 173 MWRA MAIDAN- WARDAK RELIEF AGENCY 173 NAC NORWEGIAN AFGHANISTAN COMMITTEE 173 NPO NORWEGIAN PROJECT OFFICE/NRC -NCA. 178 OMAID ORGANIZATION FOR MANAGEMENT OF AID FORINFRASTUCTURE DEVELOPMENT OMAR ORGANIZATION FOR MINE AWARENESS
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