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Kunar Province - Reference Map nm nm nm nm nm nm nm Legend B a d a k h s h a n nm ^! Capital nm Marwi ! nm ! Dahan !! Koran Wa Monjan nm Pategal Provincial Center Mandol ! Saret Awgor Munda Gul ! ! nm Hulya Mospameshal ! nm ! ! nm Babur ! Chasko Deash Shategul District Center ! Sozkyonsan ! ! nm ! Ashtewi ! Munda Gul ! Sufla ! Bakolshata ! Village nm Pati Gul ! Tozek Mandagal ! Bande ! nm Administrative Boundaries Kamdesh nm nm nm Saret nm nm u" u"! Akasi ! ! Kholeh Baz Gul ! Kamdesh ! ! !! ! International nm !! Wali Poruns Mirdesh ! ! Banda nm Dahan nm ! Jamjuz Saret Agzo u" ! nm nm ! Banoz ! ! Naseheyat Gowhar Province Dewa Warmangal Kamo Bada Gul ! ! ! Deish ! nm nm Gul ! Kushtoz Puol 35.4° N 35.4° ! Gowhar nm Deish Pazenjaluk ! ! Distirict Terzhaw ! Baragi Transportation Gul Poruns nm ! nm Koshtaki ! nm Primary Road nm nm Chitral Konak nm Sosam nm Bande ! ! Akbar Abad ! Secondary Road Chaman Larnaw Bala nm Khune Ashpi ! u"! ! Khwar (1) nm ! Other Road ! Man Dahi Ashpi Pai Yok ! Ashpe Khwar (2) ! ! Kantewa nm Sayid Ata Tee ! ! Hulya Shahr Paroon Nashal Chanar Now nm Sedmashal ! ! Markaz N u r i s t a n ! Khor o ! Khumari ! Airport Aski Momedeish ! ! Gul nm ! ! nm u" nm Do Kalam ! Islam Pet Ya nm ! " nm p Kantewa Sufla u Airfield Gajar ! Adorunte Pashangar Zahir Khwara Ya Kharwal Abad ! Apengal ! Pashangar ! nm ! Achom Elevation (meter) ! Kotya River/Lake Kalay ! Aryan Shah Duab ! nm Khona Songal ! Nowkas ! Wam Shegal nm Etok ! > 5000 Dabar ! River/Stream ! nm Boza Gul nm Moum nm nm ! Kalay Peash Mena nm nm ! Gul ! nm nm nm ! Samsa 4,001 - 5,000 Sra Kat Gul ! Shah nm nm v® Bandeh Azori Mirak nm nm nm ! Hospital nm nm ! nm nm ! Agoye So Vactera Waygal Belanzai Anchgul ! nm ! " ! 3,001 - 4,000 Khune u Ago Gal ! nm Soroseya ! Gerdaw ! nm nm ! Dab (gerdab) nm Shaga Shena u" Chaman Kalay ! Jandarshah ! Gar Nai Shah nm Koteya Other health facilities Chowat ! nm Khune ! Chatras ! ! ! 2,501 - 3,000 ! nm Ghaziabad nm ! Badanay Nangoz nm Nari Karchi Khuner !! !nmnm nm Gul nm nm nm Daren Maney ! 2,001 - 2,500 ! ! Schools ! Nari Ya nm ! Wazly nm ! Hunab Jegal Jamazom Haji Abad Gaget ! ! Mujmana Gomgal ! Dara ! ! u"! nm Kosht Zhak nm 1,501 - 2,000 ! ! Konigal ! Adamwak Koteya ! Shama Acham ! nmnm ! Shakrid Shedaly ! Gul Gari Nangal ! ! Jaba ! nm Mowosh Paishly ! Asantal Tosogal Goreen ! Batash 1,001 - 1,500 ! Boni ! ! Toshigal ! Gholam Gembiri nm ! 35.2° N 35.2° u" nm ! Khune nm ! Bandeh Khune nm ! ! Tarishpan ! Lowate nmnm uv®"! ! nm !! nm ! Hail Gul Cemared Kam Tely Nari nm ! ! Khune Beala 801 - 1,000 ! Doly Azim Waygal Meyal nm ! nm Ghoya Nowkat Chand ! Kala ! Zangar ! Chera Khor ! Awram Azhok nm Ab Shakari Gul ! Akchori ! nm ! ! Naknar Gosha ! nm Maredesh Amluk ! ! nm! ! Aprede ! Bandeh ! Kacay Cunek Shair Gul Arez Gul Nurgeram Yank ! ! 601 - 800 Markaz Shair Konat Aw Cha nm nm nm nm ! nm Wolluawaly nm Gul Khor nm nm Haji ! nm ! nm Pamlam ! Sawa Abad Banda ! Baghcha Bahadur ! nm Salam nm ! Miramankhel ! Mashal 401 - 600 Shahi Zai Khor Tasan !nm ! Mughul ! Awgaram Kalay Khor Hawar Wama ! nm ! Maryat ! Kalay Miro Bunjalala ! nm ! Kalay ! Achowi nm nm ! ! nm Jama Amo Dagol nm Satu ! Khail ! Talisha Kasa Gul ! Bashte nm Akanta ! Mish Gam Cheeny < 400 ! ! Garam nm nm ! Khyber nm Amshoz ! Mades Baroro Abra Gul Paluci Ganda Now ! nm Godle Sawki ! nm ! ! ! ! Adarela ! Gana Ke nm ! Kalay ! Bar Kamgal Alangal ! ! ! Atoch ! Tangay Ada Gul ! nm ! ! nm !! Apreshtal Dahan Dara Arnas ! Awaw nm Gewi ! Pashok ! Ya Khair Abad Bandeh nm Ghaziabad Pakhtunkhwa ! ! Bargam ! Jalala ! ! Tari !nm u" Guli Madak Zemewa nm Wama ! ! Aranch nm Akten Bela Badakhshan Wama Sufla ! nm Sawgai nm ! Darumsa nm ! Elevation Dingor ! Hulya Baskol Awyak ! u"! nm Awmek Bandeh ! ! ! Rahman Sangal ! ! nm ! nm nm ! ! Banda Waras Neli Gul ! ! Dayra Upper Kalay Gulcha Khail Islam ! Nanzara Dayra nm Dab ! ! Abad ! Wama ! Chanar Ka'i Shante ! Dera Naow ! nm Shal ! Gul Shidalam Zara Tazagul Banda nm ! Dir ! Paghye nm Kotgal nm Kalay ! Kala Nangata Daren Poruns ! Moladish nm nm ! ! Gadalam ! Panze ! ! ! Kalay Gul Tan ! nm nm Dab Banda ! !nm Karak Dab Khor Naow Kargha Kotgal u" ! Nesha'i Ghashto ! nm ! Kundai ! ! Karen Shin Tor Patala ! ! nm Nasib ! Pashonak ! ! ! Kach Mullah Wach Pakona nm ! Bar Waro Shabul ! Uch Naw ! Ghowa Kalay Deq Naow Archeno Kalay ! ! ! ! Pouns Chonas ! Cho ! Nuristan Markaz ! ! Mashok Wollayat Takhto nm ! ! Or Konde ! nm Ayegi Balakande Bandeh Barkunar ! nm Chap Koh ! Dargi Teasha ! Bandeh Konde nm ! ! Kalay Shigal Wa Sheltan Goda ! nm Syore ! Kalay nm Saas Bar ! ! Paitow ! ! Tesha Cham Gai ! nm Gulay u" Shangar Sori Mananr nm nm nm ! Sar Koh ! ! Taghgan ! Dahan nm Kalay ! Kamarda nm Kalay ! ! Kalayegal ! Samlam ! Qal`a-i-gal ! Lar Chim ! Qasim nm Tarota nm " Gulay Banda Sheow ! nm u ! Kalay ! Llana Kara ! Wanat nm ! Balosa ! Abat Achalak nm ! nm Sor Mal ! Ghar Koh Kalay Tourtam nm Bun Shahi Alanzi Bande Bandeh nm Khor ! ! ! ! Wati Kalay nm Kandow Khairegul Kalay Shawkano ! ! ! Narit ! Bar Shor ! Sawri u"! nm ! Shapalki Charya Hazrat Banda ! Barkunar Kalay ! Barshen nm Matina ! !! ! nm Kamar Monsif ! Darge ! Shogani ! Anshoz nm nm nm Gash ! ! Abad Aranje ! ! ! Dery Asmar ! ! Marogal Lachi ! nm Shen Khoshah ! Markaz Wolluswaly Kachli Khwar ! ! ! ! Doly Gish ! Mang Dabarza Osee Qala ! Shonalam Watapur nm nm ! Mandokay ! ! nm Zaye ! Warak ! Sawon Zol Barawol Sherin Sondaka ! ! ! Kas ! ! Karen Dahz nm! ! ! ! nm Hesar Chapari Jeje Tangi Asmar nm Bando Sheni Gul Badnakhel Kalay Mir nm Khor ! ! Dab Gata Kalay nm! ! Zerate Zawardiwuz ! Khano Sor Khor ! ! ! Baydad ! Dohz Ghan Kas Kamar Sasam ! nm Walow ! ! ! ! Hendo Rassul Wach Now Dohz Loy Saraghazn Kalay Goli nm Tal ! Tangi Jaded Sora Now Ghani Kac Kard Naw ! Wana Sari Gul ! Kalay ! Shengar Banda ! Senkay ! Sara Bandeh nm nm ! Lam Dara Abad ! ! ! ! Gamber Nakra ! ! Faweri Dohz Dohz Zard Alo ! Gul ! Chaqolak Dara ! ! Segoul Pas Kalay ! ! ! ! Khwar Darwazge Noristan ! ! nm Kharo Guli ! Waran Chaqori nm ! Dohz Char ! ! Pati Banda Asadabad Tar Naik Kandow Gamber Gamber ! ! Kas ! Sharok Bagi Bar Kor nm Nakhtar Dangi Helal Zo Dambar nm ! ! ! nm Hazar ! ! Manz Nooristan Talon ! Tangi Sra Dr ! Dawaz Banda Dar Koldar Bagh Kalay ! Koz Gul ! ! ! ! ! ! ! nm Banda Laghman ! ! nm Shamlagay Bagh Katar Ato Kalay Dangam Lalam Shelam Manor ! Koz Kor Kamar ! Gadak Petaow Landi Kott Morchal Santol ! ! Karong ! Almazi Buzorg Dar ! Sakandar ! Kas ! nm ! Kalay Qala Kunar nm Tarot nm ! nm nm ! Katar Hawari ! nm Mali Kar Kott 35° N 35° Wastal ! ! Dangam ! Khail Abad Washtal nm Maloki ! ! ! Wodolo ! Jeba Bande Khoshal ! ! nm ! Bandeh Tangi Sader ! Kasi Qaro Shahid Katar ! Dangam ! ! ! Kondar nm Chamden Shontal Kac Tala ! nm Banda ! ! Kalay Nooristan Bakro Bagh ! Palaw So ! (1) ! ! ! nm Bandi nm Gulsalik ! ! ! ! ! Manat Cham ! Qaro Loy Kalay Naow Ahangaran ! ! nm ! Khanano Kas " Dobandi Khor nm nm! Karpe ! ! ! u Tabela ! Manoge Banda ! ! Shetzay (2) Ashkot ! ! nm Mony Khara ! nm Tsangar ! Now ! Chapadara nm Sadar ! Shontalay nm ! Garo War !! nm Sang nm u" Darreh Dagar Loya ! nm Garo Char ! nm ! Tanga Dairi Seyan Chapadara Pas Qala ! Dara-e-Pech Kalay Sangar Bely ! ! Sar Aghzo Ser ! ! ! Ordeash ! Dango ! Kaz Bary ! ! Digal Nangulam Adchat nm ! ! Kor Go Jaba ! Kasi (1) nm Banda ! Warah Sabandi nm ! Kasi Tental nm Kor Bagh ! ! ! nm Kandahari ! ! ! ! Ber Kott ! nm Kunj Shigal Wa Sheltan Bely Pas Chapa ! Wardeash Sundray ! ! ! Shato Alikhail Dargi ! Nat nm Mulla ! Ghazan Dobandi Dayr Ki ! Bara Bastla Ashanghar ! Pas ! Qala ! Qaro Dag Chameran ! Kandarah ! ! Manze Ghara Dara(qala ! ! u" ! ! ! Mura (1) ! ! Nate ! ! Jour ! Panje Alam ! ! Lar Sheltan ! ! ! Kalay) Lechram War Ghondi Sondari Lewano Gabat nm Kalay ! Makha u" Majed ! ! ! ! Dosee Kalay Kanaser ! Nasapa ! Garam ! ! Kari Weashtal Gul Ghara ! Bar Sheltan Kott ! Khalq ! Garam Kasi (2) ! Islam nm u" Shoyes ! ! ! ! Lota Lam Shamond Paitow ! Kando Machkamal Khater ! 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But nm ! Molawastanay ! Kozkar Sufla ! Managi ! Semtan !! ! Ghund ! Beala Khara ! ! ! ! Maidan nm Sonow ! ! Bori ! ! Wata Pur Bulak Khana Maten Payen Koz ! Shamir ! ! nm ! Chambarak Ghondi ! Awchal nm Ghondi Koro Chanar Degul Tarla ! Karmol ! Shengam Kot ! ! ! ! ! Dongal Banda Banda Goeja Say Kot Dara-e-Pech Kamgam nm ! Aw Mar Sharalo ! ! ! Change Naow Panir ! nm Shah Mir Kor ! ! Lower Ghonda Drekhet Kalay Chehl ! Degul ! Kandar Shairo ! Markaz Wolluswaly Kumaki ! ! ! Gazi Lam Gay Cambarek nm ! Kote Bache Chogam nm Lodam ! ! ! ! Janda ! ! ! ! Bara Kott nm Ghundi Gosha Lam u"! Anzer nm Wata Pur Dir nm Karta Qamche Shal nm Chogam Degul ! Kalay ! ! ! Kot Ke ! ! ! Koza Danaw Shah Sara Warsak nm Tarkha nm ! Gar Go ! Kajar Qayche Shege Korona ! Shah Bad Gah
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    AFGHANISTAN Weekly Humanitarian Update (9 – 15 September 2019) KEY FIGURES IDPS IN 2019 (AS OF 15 SEP) 262,000 People displaced by conflict 211,000 Received assistance NATURAL DISASTER IN 2019 (AS OF 8 SEP) 294,500 Number of people affected by natural disasters Conflict incident RETURNEES IN 2019 (AS OF 14 SEP) 292,300 Internal displacement Returnees from Iran Disruption of services 18,000 Returnees from Pakistan 12,000 Returnees from other countries Northeast: Fighting in Baghlan, Kunduz and HRP REQUIREMENTS & FUNDING Badakhshan 612M Requested (US$) The security situation remained tense in the northeast as armed clashes continued between the Afghanistan National Security Forces (ANSF) and the 250.7M Taliban in Baghlan and Kunduz. In Kunduz, the Taliban reportedly took control 41% funded (US$) of the district administration centre in Archi district causing displacement to surrounding villages. Access of humanitarian actors to the area has been AFGHANISTAN HUMANITARIAN negotiated and two assessment teams have been deployed to analyse the FUND (AHF) needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs). 28.2M During the past week, conflict continued in Jorm district, Badakhshan province Contributions (US$) which according to the Government resulted in the displacement of more than 4,200 people to the centre of Jorm district. Also, around 2,800 people were 5M displaced to Rostaq district during recent fighting in Darqad and Yangi Qala Pledges (US$) districts in Takhar province. Humanitarian organisations will conduct a needs 26.5M assessment to inform the response. Expenditure (US$) Last week, around 10,745 IDPs affected by conflict were verified by inter- agency assessment teams in Baghlan, Kunduz, Takhar and Badakhshan 4.1M provinces as being in need of humanitarian assistance.
  • 1 Person Killed in Balkh Blast Military Forces, We Used Artilleries Identity Cards

    1 Person Killed in Balkh Blast Military Forces, We Used Artilleries Identity Cards

    Eye on the News [email protected] Truthful, Factual and Unbiased Vol:XI Issue No:117 Price: Afs.20 www.afghanistantimes.af www.facebook.com/ afghanistantimeswww.twitter.com/ afghanistantimes THURSDAY . NOVEMBER 23. 2017 -Qaws 02, 1396 HS AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: Hundreds of people AT Monitoring Desk including tribal elders, university students and the youth gathered KABUL: Lawmakers in Wolesi Wednesday to ask the government Jirga on Wednesday expressed to immediately convene the anger against certain circles within traditional Loya Jirga to get the the unity government over country out of the current crisis. “making conspiracies” against Speakers claimed that the political movements and situation is now out of control. parliament. A number of They urged that only the Loya Jirga parliamentarians claimed the could help both the nation and the government’s leadership, including government to bring the worsening President Ashraf Ghani seeking situation under control. Religious their political interests in scholars and tribal elders from all provoking ethnic tensions in the the province’s districts expressed country, Ariana News reported. support of the traditional Loya Zahir Qadir said: “The government Jirga. They said that the current hatches conspiracy against the situation was leading the country parliament and political to a worse time. They emphasized movements.” “The government is that to put an end to the crisis, it is corrupted and this issue is necessary to call the traditional unacceptable for the people,” he KABUL : A plane carrying 20.5 coordination and cooperation Loya Jirga, through which, the added. “Certain circles in the metric tons of goods, including among government entities and the people get the chance to decide government are attempting to fruits and fresh fruits, departed private sector.
  • Detailed Social and Gender Assessment

    Detailed Social and Gender Assessment

    Horticulture Value Chain Development Sector Project (RRP AFG 51039) Supplementary Document 21: Detailed Social and Gender Assessment Contents Acronyms i 1. Executive Summary 1 2. Current Socio-economic Situation 3 2.1. Increase in the poverty rate 3 2.2. Conflict and Food Security 4 3. Population 6 3.1. Internally displaced people 7 3.2. Returnees 8 4. Ethnicity 9 5. Gender 10 5.1. National Gender Situation Overview 10 5.2. Women’s Access to Justice 11 5.3. Women and Health Care 11 5.4. Women and Education 12 5.5. Women and Employment 13 5.6. Women and Agriculture in Afghanistan 14 6. Education 16 7. Health 19 7.1. Children Health 19 7.2. Maternal Health 19 8. Employment 20 8.1. Economic sectors and socio-economic development 21 8.2. Formal and informal employment 21 8.3. Unemployment and economic migrants 22 8.4. Agriculture and employment 22 9. Access to Services 23 10. Provinces 24 10.1. Bamyan 25 10.2. Ghazni 26 10.3. Kabul 27 10.4. Khost 29 10.5. Kunar 30 10.6. Laghman 30 10.7. Logar 32 10.8. Nangahar 33 10.9. Paktya 34 10.10. Paktika 35 10.11. Wardak 36 Acronyms ALCS Afghanistan Living Condition Survey ANP Afghan National Police IDP Internally Displaced Person IPC Intergrated Food Security Phase Classification MAIL Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock NGO non-government organization i 1. Executive Summary 1. Afghanistan ranks 169th1 (out of 188 countries) in the United Nations Development Programme Human Development Index. This index is based on a number of economic, social, and health factors.