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Afg 3W 202101Jan01 A3 Q1 Op.Pdf (English) AFGHANISTAN Humanitarian Operational Presence (3W) (October - December 2020) 154 organisations Darwaz-e-Payin UZBEKISTAN Shaki TAJIKISTAN Delivering humanitarian services in 365 districts Kofab Khwahan during October, November and December 2020. Darwaz-e-Balla Raghestan Shighnan Chahab Yawan Yangi Qala Arghanj Darqad Shahr-e-Buzorg Kohistan Khwah CHINA Qarqin Shortepa Yaftal-e-Sufla Khamyab Dasht-e-Qala Wakhan TURKMENISTAN Khan-e-Char Mardyan Fayzabad Bagh Sharak-e-Hayratan Kaldar Shuhada Qurghan Imam Sahib ! Mingajik Dawlat Abad Rostaq Argo Baharak Khwaja Dukoh Khwaja Andkhoy Khulm Dasht-e-Archi Ghar Hazar Khash Warduj JAWZJAN Balkh Qala-e-Zal Sumuch Qaram Qul Fayzabad Char Nahr-e-Shahi KUNDUZ Darayem Kunduz Khan Baharak Kalafgan Khanaqa Bolak Abad Eshkashem Mazar-e-Sharif ! ! Keshem Jorm ! ! Teshkan Chahar Darah Taloqan Shiberghan Aqcha Dehdadi Ali Dawlat Abad Bangi Chemtal Abad TAKHAR Marmul Namak Ab BADAKHSHAN Feroz Yamgan NUMBER OF REPORTING ORGANISATIONS BY CLUSTER Chal Farkhar Tagab BALKH Nakhchir Charkent Zebak Shirin Tagab Sar-e-Pul Hazrat-e-Sultan Eshkmesh Qush ! Sholgareh ! Aybak Baghlan-e-Jadid Burka Khwaja Tepa Sayad Guzargah-e-Nur Sabz Posh Keshendeh SAMANGAN Fereng Almar Darzab Warsaj Maymana Sozmaqala Wa Gharu ! Khuram Wa Pul-e-Khumri Nahrin Khwaja Ghormach Dara-e-Suf-e-Payin ! Bilcheragh Gosfandi Sarbagh Hejran Khost Wa Koran Wa FARYAB Fereng Monjan Pashtun Kot ! Sancharak Zari ! ! BAGHLAN ! Dara-e-Suf-e-Bala Barg-e-Matal ! Qaysar ! Deh Salah ! Dahana-e-Ghori ! Garzewan ! ! ! Ruy-e-Duab Paryan ! ! Bala Murghab Kohestanat ! Andarab Pul-e-Hisar Province EiE ES/NFI FSA Health Nutrition Protection WASH ! Clusters All ! Doshi ! ! SAR-E-PUL ! Kamdesh ! Balkhab Badakhshan 0 4 10 2 3 12 14! 23 Khinjan ! ! Kohistan Khenj Parun ! Mandol JAMMU AND ! ! 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Jalrez Mehtarlam ! ! Dawlatyar ! Sarjangal Paghman Sabz Kuz Ghazni ! 063421814 Hesa-e-Awal-e-Behsud Surobi ! ! Kabul ! Hirat !^ Qarghayi Kunar ! Obe Chisht-e-Sharif Bagrami ! Goshta Ghor ! 26542111415 ! Jalalabad ! ! ! Markaz-e-Behsud Khak-e-Jabbar ! Panjab Maydan Shahr Chahar ! Kama ! ! Pashtun ! KABUL Surkh Rod Behsud Lalpur ! Ghoryan HIRAT Asyab Khogyani Hilmand ! 2 10 8 6 4 13 23 27 Zarghun Shahrak ! MAIDAN WARDAK Chaparhar Bati Kot ! Guzara Nerkh Hesarak ! Daymirdad Rodat Muhmand Hirat ! 6 822152233037 Sang-e-Takht Mohammad ! Dara ! NANGARHAR ! Shinwar ! ! DoLayna Agha ! ! ! ! Kot ! ! Azra Jawzjan ! ! ! ! ! 3361171415 Tolak Waras Chak-e-Wardak Sherzad Pachir Dur ! ! Ashtarlay Wa Agam Achin ! Khadir LOGAR Baba ! Deh Bala Kabul 0721301511! ! Khoshi Jaji ! GHOR Saydabad ! Farsi ! ! ! ! ! Adraskan Pul-e-Alam Kandahar ! 4129103273538 ! Lija ! DAYKUNDI ! Nawur ! Nili Jaghatu Charkh AhmadDand Wa Kapisa ! 030202127 Miramor ! ! SayedKhel Patan ! Rashidan ! ! Pasaband Shahrestan Karam Chamkani Khost ! 243533615 Kharwar Jaji ! ! ! Saghar ! Khwaja Umari Ahmadaba ! ! Zanakhan ! Maydan ! Taywarah Kunar 44555172325! Jaghatu ! Gardez ! Ajristan Jani Khel Bak ! Wal-e-Muhammad-e-Shahid ! Kiti Sabari Kunduz 07842222730! Ghazni Deh Yak PAKTYA Musa ! Shindand Terezayi ! Zurmat ! Shawak Khel ! Waghaz ! Gizab ! Matun Laghman ! ! 06754141720 ! Patoo GHAZNI ! ! ! ! ! Zadran KHOST ! Malistan Andar Mandozayi ! Mata ! Shamal Logar ! 01222368 Kajran ! Pur Chaman Qara Bagh Khan ! Gurbuz ! ! Nika Spera Tani ! Baghran Maidan Wardak ! 122222410 ! Jaghuri Sharan Ziruk ! Giro Yosuf Khel Sar Rawzah Nangarhar 01412127373945 Shahid-e-Hassas Chora Giyan Khas Uruzgan Muqur Yahya Nimroz 05621111721 Anar Dara Bala Buluk Omna Urgun URUZGAN Kakar Ab Band Khel Khak-e-Safed Zarghun Shahr Nuristan 032315911 Chinarto Surobi Nawzad Tirinkot Gelan Jani Khel Barmal Paktika 03323077 Qala-e-Kah Pushtrod FARAH Gulistan Dehrawud ! Daychopan Paktya 235344513 ! Dila PAKTIKA Kajaki Arghandab Shah Joi Panjsher 01022095 Farah Musa Gomal Qala Nesh Miyanshin PAKISTAN Parwan 03210198 Bakwa Shibkoh Nawa Samangan 00010485 Washer ZABUL Mizan Qalat Nawbahar Wazakhah Ghorak Sar-e-Pul 245225810 Sangin Shah Wali Kot ! Khakrez Takhar 03811182827 Tarnak Wa Shinkay Uruzgan 07541102220 Lash-e-Juwayn Nahr-e-Saraj Jaldak Shamul Zayi Turwo Wormamay Zabul 15510101615 Arghandab Khashrod Atghar Nad-e-Ali ! Zheray ! Administrative boundaries Kang Maywand Arghestan Kandahar Maruf District Chakhansur Lashkargah Nawa-e-Barakzaiy International This 3W information is a work in progress. ! HILMAND KANDAHAR If an agency or organisation is not represented in Panjwayi Spin Boldak Province Zaranj Reg-i-Khan this map, please contact the following regional focal NIMROZ Nishin UNAMA Region IRAN Daman points: !^ Capital Region ContactINDIA ! Provincial center Central Highland [email protected] Garmser Char Burjak Number of organisations reported Central [email protected] Shorabak Eastern [email protected] Reg 1 - 4 North Eastern [email protected] Deh-e-Shu 5 - 9 Operational Presence is defined as: Organisations with a physical Northern [email protected] 10 - 19 presence on the ground and active in delivering humanitarian South Eastern [email protected] assistance or conducting assessments or monitoring activities in 20 - 47 Southern [email protected] the districts during October, November and December 2020. No organisation reported Western [email protected] Disclaimers: The designations employed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. Dotted line represents approximately the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir agreed upon by India and Pakistan. The final status of Jammu and Kashmir has not yet been agreed upon by the parties. Data Source(s): AGCHO, 3W information was collected by OCHA regional field offices and Humanitarian Regional Team (HRT) mechanism in January 2021. Feedback: [email protected] Website: www.unocha.org/afghanistan afg.humanitarianresponse.info AFGHANISTAN: Operational Presence and Operational Capacity (3W) (October - December 2020) Question #1 : Who is currently delivering or implementing humanitarian projects in the district? [Refer "Operational Presence 3W" map] Question #2: Who has the ability to access and provide humanitarian assistance (conduct assessment, deliver a service and/or implement a program) in the district if needed? [Note: additional list of organisations than reported in Question #1, refer "Operational Capacity 3W" map for Q#1 & Q#2 combined] Number of Number of Organisation Organisation Emergency Shelter Food Security Region Province Education in Emergencies Health Nutrition WASH (Operational (Operational & Non-Food Items & Agriculture Presence) Capacity) Question #1 Question #2 Question #1 Question #2 Question #1 Question #2 Question #1 Question #2 Question #1 Question #2 Question #1 Question #2 Capital Kabul 11 20 CARE, DRC, IOM, SCI, UNHCR, UNICEF, DRC, WFP EMERGENCY ACF, AKHS, MSF, OHW, SCA, WHO ACF, UNICEF, WFP DACAAR, UNICEF WSTA Capital Kapisa 716 DAARTT, DRC, IOM UNHCR, UNICEF, WSTA DRC, IDSH, WFP EMERGENCY, SCA WHO IDSH, UNICEF, WFP DACAAR, UNICEF Capital Logar 814 IRC IOM, PIN, WSTA CTG, IRC OHD, WSTA EMERGENCY, WHO ORCD CAF, CTG DACAAR COAR, OHD Capital Maidan Warda 10 13 UNICEF DRC, IOM WSTA CTG, DRC OHD, WSTA EMERGENCY, WHO SCA CTG, SCA OHD, WSTA DACAAR COAR, OHD Capital Panjsher 517 DRC APA, IOM, IRC, OHD, UNHCR, UNICEF, WSTA APA, DRC, IDSH, OHD, WFP EMERGENCY, WHO AADA, OHPM CTG, OHPM AADA, IDSH, OHD, UNICEF, WFP OHPM DACAAR, UNICEF Capital Parwan 814 DAARTT, DRC, IOM CARE, UNHCR, UNICEF, WSTA AOAD, WFP DRC, IDSH EMERGENCY WHO IDSH, UNICEF, WFP DACAAR UNICEF Central Highland Bamyan 23 31 UNICEF AAH, ACF, ADRA, AKAH, DRC, IOM, IRW, MEDAIR ADRA, AKAH, CAWC, COAR, CRS, CWSA, CTG, WFP AKHS, MOVE, SHUHADA, UNICEF, WHO MEDAIR AKHS, BARAN, MOVE, UNICEF AKAH, MEDAIR, OHW, UNICEF OHW, RI, UNHCR, UNICEF FAO, FRDO, IRW, MEDAIR, OHW, RI Central Highland Daykundi 17 23 CRS, UNICEF ACF, CAWC, COAR, DRC, IOM, MEDAIR, ADA, RCDC ACF, ADA, CARITAS-G, CAWC, CRS, MEDAIR, CARITAS-G, MOVE, UNICEF MEDAIR ACF, CARITAS-G, CRS, MEDAIR, MOVE, CARITAS-G, CAWC, COAR, MEDAIR, OHW, OXFAM, RI, UNHCR, UNICEF OHW, RCDC, RORA UNICEF RORA, UNICEF Eastern Kunar 25 33 NRC, SCA, SCI, UNICEF ACTED, IOM, SCI, UNICEF IRC, NCRO, NPO/RRAA, WAW ACTED, IMC, IOM, SCI, UNICEF IRC, NCRO, NPO/RRAA, NRC, WAW AADA, HN-TPO, IMC, ORCD, PU-AMI UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO AADA, HN-TPO, IMC, ORCD, PU-AMI DACAAR, OHCHR, SCA, SVA Eastern Laghman 20 29 NRC ACTED, IOM, IRC, UNHCR, UNICEF, WADAN NCRO, NPO/RRAA, SCI, WAW ACTED, IMC, IOM, IRC, UNHCR, UNICEF,
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