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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 w A 4 Z,:titlS Lç,g.j.iLaalL jL"wú'lir.91 Preface It is a matter of great pleasure for the CentralStatistics Organization (CSO) as the only official statistical body in the country tohave been able to publish the Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11. Publishing this StatisticalYearbook provides an easy access to a rich source of statisticalinformation and data which will help the ministries,independent government organizations, NGOs andthe private sector as well as international community in the country to formulate policies andmake evidence based decisions.

The Statistical Yearbook provides data onEconomic and Social Sectors through the main categories such as Population, Agriculture,Education, Health, National Accounts, Consumer Price Index, Industry, Construction,Mines and Energy, Services, Foreign Trade, Financial Statistics and Foreign Aids.

Data on settled population estimates (excludingnomads) indicates that total settled population of the country is 24.5 million in 2010-11 out of which 5.7 million were living in urban areas and 18.8 million in rural areas.Nomadic population is estimated as 1.5 million. The data also shows that average annualpopulation growth rate for the country is 2.03 percent and total fertility rate is 6.3 whichis the highest compared to other South Asian Countries. Data on education indicates that more than 7.2millions students are enrolled in schools in 2010 -11 out of which 4.5 millions are malesand the remaining are females. The data also shows that in spite increase in the number offemale students compared to previous year, still there is bigdifference in between boys and girls in education.

Data on higher educations shows that 107296students are enrolled in the Universities and higher education institutions in 2010 -11.Out of which 87938 students were males, that is for each female student there are morethan 5.3 male students.

Data on health facilities indicates that in spiteof increase in the number of hospitals and health centers in 2010 -11 still sufficient healthfacilities are not available to the public (there are only 5 beds and 2 doctors for 10000population ).

Gross Domestic Production (GDP) computationindicates that the value of GDP is US$ 16.3 billion in 2010 -11. Based on this GDP percapita is US$ 629 and GDP growth rateis 3.2 percent. Data on agriculture sector shows that due tounfavorable climate wheat production in 2010 -11 decreased by 10.7 percent compared to2009- 10.Corresponding figures for barley

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 w n g 0111s 4.3Au.aaii and maize was 10,8 and 5percent respectively. But rice production increasedby 2.6 percent.

In manufacturing sector data collectedshows that the value of government industries production, due to privatizing has decreased in2010 -11 while the value of privatesector production has increased.

Data collected shows that in thepast years communication sector has developed. That is, number of fixed line telephones increasedby 30 percent and similarly mobile phones SIM cards sold till the end of 1389 (March2011) reached 16.1 million.

Data obtained from monthly pricesurvey, which is reflected in 2010 -11 Statistical Yearbook, shows that the level of priceson an average has increased by 13.7 percent in 2010 -11. The highest inflation rate iscomputed for Balkh province (22.3% ) andthe lowest is in Heart (6.1% ). Price increasesby food and non- food items shows that food items prices in 2010 -11 is increased by 14percent while the increase in the prices ofnon- food items is 13.3 percent.

Statistical information on foreign trade indicatesthat the value of imports of registered goods in 2010 -11 was US$ 5154 million andvalue of exports was US$ 338 million. This shows a big deficit (US$ -4766 million) in tradebalance.

In 2010 -11 total committed aid for Afghanistanwas US$ 16791 million of which during the year US$ 10899 millionwas disbursed.

We at CSO acknowledge the cooperationextended by the ministries, organizations, private sector and all the staff who have workedin producing this Statistical Yearbook. We hope all the data users find the StatisticalYearbook a valuable instrument to facilitate achievement of their goals and objectives inrelation to evidence bases planning and decision making.

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Preface

Overview 1 Table 1 -1 Area and Administrative Division of Afghanistan- 2010 -11 4

Population 5 Table 2 -1 Settled Population by Sex and Age Groups - 2010 -11 6 Table 2 -2 Settled Population by Province -2010 -11 7 Table 2 -3 Repatriation of Afghan Migrants by Province in 2010 -11 9 Table 2 -4 Monthly Repatriation of Afghan Migrants -2010 -11 10 Table 2 -5 Repatriation of Afghan Migrants - 2002 -2010 11 Table 2 -6 Major Demographic Indicators of UN Member Countries- 2010 -11 12

Table 3 -1 Government Employees by Ministry and Department 19 Table 3 -2 Total Government Employees by Type of Employment and Sex - 2010 -11 21 Table 3 -3 Government Employees by Ministry and Department -2010 -11 23 Table 3 -4 Number of Current Government Employees by Province -2010 - 11 25 Table 3 -5 Number of Government Official Employees by Rank -2010- 11 27 Table 3 -6 Number of Government Contract Workers by Grade -2010 -11 29 Table 3 -7 Government Official Employees by Sex and Level of Education -2010- 11 31 Table 3 -8 Number of Government Contract Workers by Level of Education and Sex -2010- 11 34 Table 3 -9 Number of Government Employees Who Left Job by Ministry and Department 37 Table 3 -10Number of New Officials in Ministry , Department by Level of Education -2010 -11 39 Table 3 -11Wages and Salaries in Public Construction Companies -2010-11 41 Table 3 -12Number of Staff in Government Construction Companies- 2010 -11 42

Education Structure 43 Table 4 -1 Government and Private Higher Education in the Country 44 Table 4 -2 Number of Students in Government Universities at the Beginning of Educational Year 45 Table 4 -3 Number of Students in Government Faculties by Center & Province at the ... 46 Table 4 -4 New Students in Government Universities 47 Table 4 -5 New Students of Government Universities by Faculty 48 Table 4 -6 Government Graduates by University 49 Table 4 -7 Government Universities Graduates by Faculty 50 Table 4 -8 Number of Teachers in Government Universities 51 Table 4 -9 Inmates of Dormitories by University 52 Table 4 -10 Number of Students and Teachers in Private Higher Education Institutions -2010 -11 53 Table 4 -11Government & Private General Education in the Country 55 Table 4 -12 Number of Students in Government Vocational Institutions 56 Table 4 -13 Number of New Students in Government Vocational Institutions 57

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 VI l t" A g LAS ç ¢Litaa) jl:uilit.91 58 Table 4 -14Number of Graduates Students in GovernmentVocational Institutions 59 Table 4 -15Number of Teachers in Government VocationalInstitutions 60 Table 4 -16Health Sciences Institutions 61 Table 4 -17Government and Private Vocational , Technicaland Health Sciences Institutions 62 Table 4 -18Number of Vocational & Technical Students,Teachers in Private Institutions by Province ... 63 Table 4 -19Government Teacher Training Institutions -2010 -11 66 Table 4 -20Total Professional and Vocational High Schools 67 Table 4 -21Number of Students in Government GeneralEducation Schools 69 Table 4 -22Number of Teachers in Government GeneralEducation Schools by Province 71 Table 4 -23Government General Education Students &Teachers Ratio 72 Table 4 -24Government Primary Education by Province -2010 -11 73 Table 4 -25Government Middle Education by Province -2010 -11 74 Table 4 -26Government High Schools Education byProvince - 2010 -11 75 Table 4 -27Inmates of Dormitories of Ministry ofEducation by Province- 2010 -11 76 Table 4 -28General Private Education by Province 78 Table 4 -29Religious Education 79 Table 4-30Private Islamic Education 80 Table 4 -31Literacy Activities 81 Table 4 -32Kindergartens & Nurseries 82 Table 4 -33Afghan Red Crescent Society Aid 82 Table 4 -34Disaster Preparedness Department Aid 83 Table 4 -35Cultural Activities 83 Table 4 -36Production of Movies ,Videos 84 Table 4 -37Government & Private TV & Radio Broadcast 84 Table 4 -38Activity of Movies Kabul 85 Table 4-39Magazines and periodical by Province -2010-11 86 Table 4 -40Newspapers and periodicals by Province- 2010-11 87 Table 4 -41Members of National Union of AfghanistanEmployees - 2010 -11 88 Table 4 -42Unions Members in Afghanistan - 2010 -11 89 Table 4 -43Crimes Statistics by Type 90 Table 4 -44Traffic Accidents by Type of Vehicles 91 Table 4 -45Radio, TV Broadcast by Province -2010 -11 92 Table 4 -46Number of Prisons by Province -2010 -11 93 Table 4 -47No . Of Children's Rehabilitation Centersby province - 2010 -11

94 Health Development 97 Table 5 -1 Health Sector Profile 98 Table 5 -2 Health Indicators 99 Table 5 -3 Number of Comprehensive and Basic HealthCenters by Province 100 Table 5 -4 Number of Pharmacies by Province 101 Table 5 -5 Medical Personnel and Facilities by Ministryand Department 103 Table 5 -6 Medical Personal of Ministry of PublicHealth by Province

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 VII 11"A g ui115 c5`90Lm1 VL",,L'w.91.1 Table 5 -7 Health Facilities of Ministry of Public Healthby Province 104 Table 5 -8 Number of MD Specialist by Province 2010-11 105 Table 5 -9 Routine Immunization(0 -11) Months Children2010 -11 106 Table 5 -10Immunization of Children (0 -59) Months Against Polio - 2010 -11 107 Table 5 -11Anti Tuberculosis Activities 108 Table 5 -12Users of Family Planning by Method - 2010 -11 109 Table 5 -13Users of Family Planning methods by Province 110 Environment 111 Table 6 -1 Biodiversity and Protected Area 113

National Accounts 114 Table 7 -1 Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity 118 Table 7 -2 Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity 119 Table 7 -3 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditure Categories 120 Table 7 -4 Sectoral Contribution as % of GDP 121 Table 7 -5 Gross Domestic Product Annual Percentage change 122 Agriculture Development 123 Table 8 -1 Usable Land Area 126 Table 8 -2 Cultivated Land Area 127 Table 8 -3 Crop Production 128 Table 8 -4 Crop Yield Of Agricultural Products 129 Table 8 -5 Fruit and Vegetable Cultivated Land Area 130 Table 8 -6 Wheat Area and Production by Province - 2010 -11 131 Table 8 -7 Rice, Paddy, Barley, Maize Area andProduction by Province- 2010 -11 132 Table 8 -8 Livestock Stock by Type of Animal 133 Table 8 -9 Livestock Production Estimate by Type 134 Table 8 -10Cereal Balance Sheet - 2010 -11 135 Table 8 -11Active Agricultural Cooperatives 136 Table 8 -12 Distribution of Chemical Fertilizer ByAgricultural Services Cooperatives 136 Table 8 -13Distribution of Chemical Fertilizer by Agricultural Services Cooperatives to Members by Province-137 Table 8 -14 Agricultural Cooperatives, Sale, Shares andArea 138 Table 8 -15Number and Members of Agricultural Cooperatives 139 Table 8 -16 Production of Vaccines in Afghanistan byType 140 Table 8 -17 Treatment and Immunization of Animals byType 140 Table 8 -18Plant Preserving Activities 141 Table 8 -19Area and Production of Cotton by Region 142 Table 8-20Allocation of Food Aid Requirement to Vulnerable Rural Population- 2010 -11 143 Table 8 -21Fruit Area and Production by Province - 2010 -11 144

Industry Development 145 Table 9 -1 Total Number of Major Active Establishments 147

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010-11 VIII 11" A 9 /JIU 4,g0l.aa1jL"wú'Li9I Table 9 -2 Value of Industrial Production by Sector at 1978 Prices (Million Afs) 147 Table 9 -3 Value of Production of Government Industries at 1978 prices (Million Afghanis) 148 Table 9 -4 Industrial Production of Government Sector at 1978 Prices 149 Table 9 -5 Government Industrial and Mining Production by Kind of Product 152 Table 9 -6 Private Sector Industrial Production 153 Table 9 -7 Value of Private Industrial Production at 1978 Prices (Million Afghanis) 154 Table 9 -8 Cement Production and Imports 155 Table 9 -9 Electricity Production 156 Table 9 -10Value and Quantity of Imported Electricity 157 Table 9 -11Electricity Production, Imports and Consumption 158 Table 9 -12Value and Quantity of Electricity by Costumer- 2010 -11 159 Table 9 -13Quantity and Value of Mining Quarrying 160 Table 9 -14Revenue and Expenditure of Public Enterprises by Ministry 161 Table 9 -15Revenue and Expenditure of Public Enterprises by Sector 163 Table 9 -16Development & Rehabilitation Projects by Sector 165 Table 9 -17Development Projects by Ministry & Department 168 Table 9 -18Number and Expenditure in Development Projects by Sector & Province- 2010 -11 174 Table 9 -19Activities of Government and Private Construction Companies 175 Table 9-20Number of Government & Private Construction Companies Machinery 175 Table 9 -21Road Construction 175

Services 176 Land Transportation Table 10 -1Land Transportation 177 Table 10 -2Activities of Land Transportation by Ministry and Private Sector 178 Table 10 -3 Number of Lorries by Ministry and Department 179 Table 10 -4 Capacity of Lorries by Ministry and Department 180 Table 10 -5 Number of Buses Owned by Ministry and Department 181 Table 10 -6 Buses Capacity by Ministry and Department 182 Table 10 -7 No. of Passenger Cars by Ministry and Department 183 Table 10 -8 Air Transport Activities 184 Table 10 -9Activities of Telecommunication and Post Offices 185 Table 10 -10 Number of Post Offices by Province 186 Table 10 -11 Revenue of Postal Services by Type of Post 187 Table 10 -12 Postal Revenue by Province 188 Table 10 -13 Number of Fixed Line and Mobile Telephones 189 Table 10 -14 Number of fixed Government and Private Telephones by Provinces 190 Table 10 -15 Communication Services Coverage 191

Inflation and Exchange Rate 192 Table 11 -1National Consumer Price Index Annual Inflation Rate 195 Table 11 -2National Consumer Price Index (CPI), Annual Inflation Rate -2010 -11 196 Table 11 -3National Consumer Price Index 197

- Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 IX 1 1" A 9 LAS vr,giiL.am) VL"u.Y3l':91.1 Table 11 -4 National Consumer Price Index Monthly % Change 198 Table 11 -5Monthly Average Exchange Rate in Kabul Free Market - 2010 -11 199 Table 11 -6 Annual Average Exchange Rate in Kabul Free Market 200

External Trade 201 Table 12 -1Export of Goods 202 Table 12 -2Value of Exported Goods 204 Table 12 -3Import of Goods 206 Table 12 -4Value of Imported Goods 208 Table 12 -5Exports and Imports by Country 211 Table 12 -6External Trade Balance by Countries 213

Fiscal Development 214 Table 13 -1Status of government finance 217 Table 13 -2 National Budget 218 Table 13 -3Operating Budget by Ministry and Department 220 Table 13 -4Operating Budget by Ministry, Bepartment and Number of Staff - 2010 -11 223

Table 14 -1Operating Budget by Economic Activity- 2010 - 11 225 Table 14 -2 Budget Actual Expenditure by Ministry and Department- 2009 -10 227 Table 14 -3Government Actual Revenues by Ministry and Department - 2009 - 10 229 Table 14 -4 Government Actual Revenues by province- 2009 - 10 231 Table 14 -5Province Development Budget and National Level Programs - 2010 -11 232 Table 14 -6Treasury and Currency in Circulation - 2010- 11 233 Table 14 -7 Banking Sector Activities 234

Donor Assistance 235 Table 15 -1Donor Commitment and Disbursement -2010 -11 237 Table 15 -2Cabinet Approved National Development Budget 238 Table 15 -3 Expenses of National Budget by Sector- 2010 -11 239 Table 15 -4 Loan Availability 239 Table 15 -5Per Capita Aid Calculation 240 Table 15 -6 Expenditure in Development Projects by Non Governmental Organizations- 2010... 240 Table 15 -7 Number and Expenditure in Development projects by Non Governmental Organizations... 241 Table 15 -8Total Number of Casualties and Losses By Natural Disasters in Afghanistan - 2010 -11 242 Table 15 -9 Aid Provided to Province- 2010-11 244

Acronyms and Abbreviations 247 Technical notes Technical notes, Dari 249 Technical notes, English 259

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 X l r9 tfillS ,,yil.au) Overview sJJ1 This year the introductory overview reports on the ,54.4 u11. Si. ,,tt .) prospects of Afghanistan in the aftermath of the long `v49S °JLSy c5.:r:5 J'J91° J94i quarter centaury of wars and conflicts. Indeed, we are cSj461J' crS Jy v c5-4jJ" "g..:u 4t1c)A91 4.i'9° LA now beginning to see more clearly and measure its L,, J9-1 .119-4 4-tL5'1I ` r99)cs swLIL4 9. s cSi Y effects. What is clear is that we can not afford to lose fL4,l 91 cs.L1J 9; 4J15r .., 9 `-' cj19.S 91 cLJs..9S.0 another 25 years of economic and social development. .9SJ9 `l.uY 41 4'9y°J9 That's why we are taking a long -term perspective - c4,1.991A c°J .L5..J- J.J r°J, 9 ° c° 41,5cp 4.1 414.4 a,91 91 l..54 }sly 9I 4 JSLC , c jLt..L,lxsl theMillennium Development Goals (MDG), the 1 474 4JL, '190 Afghanistan National Development Strategy (ANDS) . 9css and Afghanistan Compact. LA. Lo4+1...Y 4 jUdrai91,91 44.110 4"Já cs.?4Jj 0.4.1)a MDG and ANDS o,plg.., The MDG and ANDS give us the targets that the Ly.:141:%IJ< cSj:Jcso1J.la 91 L5 jú) Ji..,l L,..1°áLtîiayj1S..ils5) 1 r 91` 4S .40 country needs to foresee its broad, long -term vision for ji.) a1t8-° .1_19Uc5JAI Jt5 cS_ptk, 9'9sa 459S J.S.:0.1 49441 1 development up to 2015 and beyond. This center L,ii.4y vrj'19 91 SLm,91 9'9s : around economic growth targets and several more J94 LSiiY 44 social indicators: Fortunately GDP per capita for 2010 -11 9J. 411j.u, 04231.1.1J95 ,s5 JlS 1 rh9 43" JAI fr 9 was 629 US $which also exceeded the ti ú.ueu151S Lç.) target of 510 US$ up to 2015 by 23.3 %. r r, rL4.5 (1 r 9 wy 4sJ1b ) LriJ9:? Reducing the percentage of the population J 9 4 1I `V .,11.., r z Lç vY .1.&. Jts 1 r9 F Jr, who live below the poverty line to 30 per .c5 cent by 2015. LJtS 9_1S Ls494c. Achieving universal primary education by cSJ95 < the year 2015. 15J1 J °9 Lru Jmy.iw 91- yiliu }S .1 Reducing infant mortality and maternal c5JY4.11S 1r9wÿ, mortality by two -thirds by 2015. csJ9 J" cSJ"") e." °J" 9'9J1:70 9119 } Developing the acceptable level of 2067 JLS1 r 9 w ÿ SJ91LS r c5J.9lLS calories intake per capita, per day by 2015.

These targets illustrate the country's aspirationsand they .á1 411w9J9 4 ûlLa 4 icA 91 úlla 91 a.4 ,99.1L Ac.) also serve as motivational performance indicators; L4'S 4 4, 4715 clarify Afghanistan current situation and point towhere AL> > kt (595/J 4i1.,AS 9° 99 9; it should be in about ten year's time. They arebased 444JS 1 J9', 4-6-1 9..)S9 c1!`;'9S 45170 J' .sS 91951y1 on the central policystrategies of developing the 9i. , Li" JY9 4.114 agricultural sector to enable the creation of areliable L, 91L.).4414 9: °JL`l 9J915"" 9J9' c5Y9S9 , ,: .,,9.1...6.vt.im1 J .] c5.i4-1.'1_3J1 exit strategy into higher value sectors.

Social sector ..41g. -W .3.41.9; Health 1-.15k9J Government expenditure on health in absolute terms 4J u_SJL5 1 r n A ,Li te;..S LAC 9 J slightly increased from Ms 1846.4 million in2009 to JLS 1r n 9 1` f, r 4.:, 91,1;91 c jp)1.4 1 A Afs.2046.3 million in 2010.Health expenditure per 4-1491"lij capita was Us$ 1.7 in 2010 There wassubstantial a Jll 1S .,y41 1, V° erA9 improvementsinhealthindicatorscomparedto 91911S9J4. 4_,%,b.) previous years , Life expectancy and infant mortality S J 1t1i 4yJ9 L,3 ,s5'9vLú rate are still significantly worse than theSouth Asia j y 4':' r4 91J.vSc s-'Ic511919'L-,m9:.iL4.1 average. There is still a significantshortage of trained °J,aÿ J9a tsiw A 44y 4.á ) tS1Iß.W. DJ 4-4JY health workers and the ratios for population to doctors trS `c.0 95 JLS9-'creL 5JY 91J' and nurses are significantly lower than the South Asia. xSJ1;1 19°S 9: 6-1415 rk S4',99.; S< u JlJ9' 4591J:a

1r Ai 011LS 4,301.4aal jL'u.úliil4 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 Education 'VO4J JI 44994 Government expenditure on education increased from SLIS 1rnn.0 u.S`Vy`Vj3>31cs'99';) 14109.8 million Afs in 2009 to Afs 17834.3 Million (sS JIS 1 rn944iá 4.31x'sl w 1. 9,n 41 In 2010 Percentage shares of Education in GDP increase vnrw,r to 2.39 %. The primary schools net enrollment rate LS' 9 4 LY4.99J9I 4,9g.;í 4 °1i99a1.1i1y4.3Y increased to 9.3 percent in 2010 compare to 2009 4' Ls 4.11.4r ,r 9 There is shortage of teaching materials. The direct cost 441 9 9ÿ JAL1 of schooling for parentsis high compare to their cl, 19L j 9,rSgt, 4 41s ácJLS 1rnn .1,5SJtS 1rn9 income and poor parents cannot afford to send their ,4'

1 children to school. The education Management system û.:1 31y99µ9 19959'ts`y. csS`vJ993`V99µ 471 has improved compared to previous years but still there y4 9S4-1S y`V 9 9 9'9 ì K 9 94-4. exist a lot of family, social and security problems in 9.at.°g..it.° '{-' 9Ly99µ `V 43.9S cs..,, 4V9A 91cS Lw° this section. `V u 99 91cs'99-'". 93311S L524_) L, c,r1I9t&j n.l_>,' Real Sector .4.}I vil:" 4339' ' Ls:):43ä 3I c,s399S In 2010 -11 GDP growth rate was 3.2 %. Since 2008 -09 cs°'°' the GDP growth rate had been averaging around 7.6 % 41- jis cJLS1rn9 v although this is still slightly higher growth in country r n n y, 1r n 1aJ 4i.., Lç.9 g9S.1 economic. LJ9d L.3.L1° j9: L) Inflation LFS The inflation rate measured by the overall consumer (PJ9:1) price index (CPI) for the country was 13.7 in 2010 -11 cs43-4c 9S9' Jaa o_ j1.131 g ït li ° 1 while it was -4.5 in 2009 -10. The overall price increase °.1 4:11.., 1 r,v SLIS 41,. 19 4, in 2010 -11. .69 4i1. - w,d Jts1 rnn 4, ? The main contributing factor to the increase in prices 9S 444 LJIS 1rn94, was less import of agricultural production especially 4.:a- g. a, 91 4; l y,te 41 vis..SL cs1194S css3'I gI3 4 from Pakistan and interim obstruction of Iran border on L13LJ k'9iu »Igvlyl 4-1:'L9 4-J 919 459, petroleum goods to Afghanistan.

Trend in economic recovery and stability ,,.0 4, I g A.;, gl C-++:S.i+ vOLá,9) .1

1389 1388 1387 Indicator a t.1 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

GDP real growth ( %) 3.2 17.2 2.3 cs aL, -1.1:4,9:iLess L).°31-U'

Consumer Price Index ( %) 13.7 -4.5 3.9 c51-4 c l-W9S9' .(1'

Afghanis per USD 45.7 49.2 50.9 3; _ki1<4)14L,?.L5.3rA1

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 2 Uiili vr,g,}iL,aal Monetary development r ji According to the foreign exchange policy of the ,0L411 .1;'.,.': 3;,...t4- LJ9s.4 cjL",.u;l:.'sl Afghanistan Bank the exchange rate should stabile 94ili.91 f,Y Ai3114 cs;1$.;30194,c9 c,S Jy 4, against the us$ and other international currencies. AÌ.1 J.uls, r AA Ai 901.x9l f 9, Y 911 r n 9Ai The exchange rate of US$ against the Afghani was A 9vl;i.1 LyS JIS I rn 9.4,.., j jl j11a c5.1 S9 v3lS..J At.1.1 45.7 in 2010 -11 and 49.2 in 2009 -10 .It shows the çaLçjS 4119oSAiL V,1 aejlvlAS csSJL value of US$ has decreased by 7.1 % compared to last year. Fiscal development 011.4 There was also remarkable improvement in the revenue 94+e91 9a j44odY,d AlcsS 91.9191J t, 94.?19c a "5`5.&Ay A t, collections from Afs 52.5 billion in 2009 -10 to Afs JLS Irn9 Ai 9iLi91 9.13 n,fLrS JLS lrnn t, AJ LA JIS 1 rnn A 4a94 s.1lL tS" jl sore ,5 Ja41 80.4 billion in 2010 -11. 9 V, . The operating budget also increased substantially from cs.S JLS )rA9 á,ti,9,,li.sl 9.131444 1 1 9, A Aii gi,li51 9a3141;u Afs 97.0 billion in 2009 -10 to Afs 119.8 billion in .(.5.) cs1J 2010 -11. Government Operating Budget 44.4,3;I cs11c (Billion Afs) 1+91JJ41.:,. 1389 1388 1387 Indicator 414l..4 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Domestic revenues 80.4 52.5 41.4 4_5c- 3j 9S

Donors support budget 39.4 44.5 32.4 419 `v 9'13'9.1 J Y .4 cr?.9' a

Total revenues 119.8 97.0 73.8 y19c JJ:+

Expenditure 119.8 97.0 73.8 4443

Deficit excluding grants -39.4 -44.5 -32.4 4=9 3o s-°i .r'S

Proportion of deficit in GDP % -5.3 -7.1 -6.0 4-1L., cs:,.3' -13"S J9. 495 3°13'lij9s 44

Total domestic revenues was Afs 80.4 billion which Lc:L '91 .1 jL14,on., f S JLS 1r n 9 cs'j9S increased 53.1 % compared 2009 -10 and contributed to 1 . ,A 31 4i4y3 01".1 415 J.,1 A, 9a.'13c a JLS 1 r nna GDP by 10.8 % in 2010 -11. .c5319?LA LAS 1 rn9 Aá _951419:i 9U cr'39Sa AI.,

The main contributing factor was increase in custom c5a A9il411Acs-1,9S 91 91:19c csS..}41 a"Liaoc c1119391 46..1 duties and domestic taxes.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 3 1 w A 4 /jai 4901.1 jL"w.ï'1w.91.1 Area and Administrative Division of Afghanistan - 2010 -11 irr - / 9,am. ale 91 I;1471NA uli191 i ií l JA-WZY Afi r..._...... _-. AiJNDL'Z J..r 1-él. /*- iT-4LHAR y+. .J FAR NAB t S SAR-E- PUL v i irr- 1 ( /' t SAM A.*1CAN BACHLAN r % BADCHIS < B.4ñíYAN P.4RIAV .JJr 'IS liUNAyfw CHOR rd SCHWAB l J-1I' LOGARKABUL ÿ .. (', qJ" :LC4RH . AR( ¡ GROZG i% rt:S / l / / / - V 442001-58300 ar..u.fYfS.P-1 4y.:.s .... / / / III 1000016001301001-44200 - 30100 - A inn - 1rngrte.9,05i1ojI -1 Jj4 Table: 1- 1: Area and Administrative Division of Afghanistan- 2010 -11

594 4i 31949-9 914-4 , 41 `L-.i)° 544. ,y <:iaLo J93 i4.11,, }?° 94I9J 9' Z"° y`9"' á, ,._L,.w Code province 1.49 z9s Density of Settled `)/0 To Total No.of Districts Area ( Km2 ) Popualtion( Km2 ) Area Total 364 38 652,864 100.0 J94* 01 Kabul 14 816 4523.9 0.7 J4 01

02 Kapisa 6 213 1908.0 0.3 L. é,LS 02 03 Parwan 9 107 5715.1 0.9 ùi,_); 03 04 Wardak 8 53 10348.3 1.6 s.1J9 04 05 Logar 6 79 4568.0 0.7 ùg.sl 05 06 Nangarhar 21 7641.1 1.2 181 J14_ 06 07 Laghman 4 3977.9 103 0.6 LIA-;J 07 08 Panjsher 6 37 3771.6 0.6 Ji44;q, 08 09 Baghlan 14 46 18255.2 2.8 ù--);, 09 10 Bamyan 6 23 18029.2 2.8 t jLuL, 10 11 Ghazni 18 22460.5 3.4 50 i6 11 12 Paktika 18 21 19515.9 3.0 Ls, 12 13 Paktya 10 91 5583.2 0.9 , 13 14 Khost 12 125 4235.3 0.6 , ,...3.:,. 14 15 Kunarha 14 84 4925.9 0.8 4-i9_A 15 16 Nooristan 9266.7 1.4 7 15 ù'LL-u9:, 16 17 44835.9 Badakhshan 27 20 6.9 L9L,:1y 17 18 Takhar 16 72 12457.8 1.9 )Lï, 18 19 Kunduz 6 114 8080.9 1.2 _3,3s 19 20 Samangàn 6 27 13437.8 2.1 uL<;_., 20 21 Balkh 14 74 16186.3 2.5 t14 21 22 Sar-e-pul 6 31 16385.6 2.5 a,_.., 22

23 9 36657.4 . Ghor 17 5.6 J96' 23

24 Daykundy 8 24 17501.4 2.7 45,115 Siti, 24

25 Urozgan 4 28 11473.7 1.8 ùtgiJi 25 26 Zabul 10 16 17471.8 2.7 ail; 26 27 Kandahar 15 20 54844.5 8.4 JL4.1.1s 27 28 Jawzjan 10 44 11291.5 1.7 ut?..i9.? 28

29 Faryab 13 44 20797.6 3.2 uL;,1-9 29

30 Helmand 12 15 58305.1 8.9 .1.14 30 31 20794.0 Badghis 6 22 3.2 L.r46-11- 31 32 Herat 15 31 55868.5 8.6 h4 32 33 Farah 10 9 49339.1 7.6 alii 33 34 Nimroz 4 4 42409.5 6.5 i9,>°713 34

Source : Central Statistics Organization, Independent Directorate of Local Governance, Afghan eh,f13r95 91 ,+j.k a jI .,hl 41l9t}+rruji 1.:9I ty.. A, efm Geodisy and Cartoghraphy Head Office i5r4.4-wIJ

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NoPopulationCensus was conducted in 411 , ti JIS 1 ionJ Afghanistan since1358 (1979). Over two decades of s-'1'_j &W..!..1 091 41 31 43 o} w.i 0.1 ti 4.1.,».4.1 }.. (.394 livelihood of the war threatened both the lives and Li_)49.1 149,wlJ9,))".li9J.1 91-1393 people.Accurate statistics about size, distribution, °,}.S.) 9 45 c9 vr_).S composition, growth rate, and socio - economic 9_?.4 C1'U96 CS,1.111 characteristic of the population of Afghanistan is 91 .41213 4S UyV 4.1S1e 4i 3, available.

After the end of war, in late 2001, there was an L? °_d--"' 9u`°9.930.JlS 1 in ] 4cld 43 41w9.)9 °1í9S is`°}t 4u 4 aj1 ,43I 0.4w)9 44:1 urgentneed to tackle the problem of lack of statistics.Conduct of Pre- population census .91,15 `d_11 1.-9'-.a--°91 head count was given priorityfor electionin c:;%.1 J34 cs.saa a 9wJ;.., ::I9 jS 4.4. 44 Jls 1 i' n r. 2004/05 andthere is plan to conduct the full - 4, jS 44-.1 .J.Lar:L j..4 93.1 41. 0.1 fledged population census by CentralStatistics J' 41w).o `V c59a L ° 9.--59 94.11.4 44,.»1 of UNFPA. Organizationwith the assistance SJ1S11"n9 411 uJ9_,`1A J 311.,e1 of Afghanistan is Presently, the population 4.v `V9 ° Y`lJ9aw4.3, 9:111?y_S 4-3-49 Jyd estimated (include nomadic and settled ) to be 26 . cSi: Jsál million in 2010 /11.

451, 1" 4,-4s 31" 4 0.19 ,,,5:1133.1 The Annual growth rate of population is cS>I9l441-1. )3-1'1 kti-)i 4 1",i" lwÌ 4 tg o 6-119r estimated to be 2.03 %. The totalfertility rate is " t c5' U9á15J94 J4-134 `V °J ,..$334J1 estimatedto be 6.3 which is highest inSouth d 3 4; Lsi.L Y J3-4-'1. 4Y,911i9S Asia,(that of 3.3 ) the share of ruralPopulation í 9 91 44)li 4i1w o1 4ii s', was78 % . Thepercentageof males was <. 51% and female was 49 %. Over two decades 9?'j3_S.1ç y,1 4 ii 3ilw1 vr J-' I 419 3 "` 09.L1 war has caused more than 2%of women to head S3_,à9.?Lsi`;c yr,ly3a the households . fertility and The high population growth rate, 0)44,1 443 6c.14..oig1.1 t5J19.vá,o191 j91 c9 9j..-.3, dependent population are major constraintsfor <, 4 j4.i+..ú4_-'s.51.1c ti91a1é j V , ,,t: 9 ì9i.0 total thenetrateof economic growth. The JS5I 4ii a, Y`l 445 J4S 11" AI population of Afghanistan estimated 26 million in 1ro .1 yl,y, 09.1 2010 -2011, it shows double in crease fromlast ) 3<`v JI-S I97.,,` census in 1979. Total Populationin that year was c53 J9á LDS 4-4a 4÷, 6 41'1.' cSJl9.iu.al.1 09 4ï, 4.19_444 14.6 million. The high fertilityrate6.3% ( number of live birth rate per woman )is linked J94 J34a bi-,11, toseveralfactorsincluding thetraditional 9-: (vNl__,át91 c ji,J9,) J9iw 1 9I 191 Cj9,LS 4 9,9_[a preference for large families and children being Úlsi?9S 4S: 9' seen as a source of familyincome. Plj 4 J34

War hadbigeffect to destroyreproductive 4-&io 41 470-13J4y4-1 63 .46.1 healthservice capacity and strong desirefor J341,1 0,á'`o9.511 91 091) 4SLst 09 .1-1'-11 19:4 having more children toreplacefamily losses. 91 in Afghanistan led -1:.31-.1 9 ..dr9 6_3.461 0 Li9'4 Thehigh fertility rate )114A 91 vl j, 3J )19i, ol 1 vL.,lil 1. 3_)13 population asalmost 50%of toyouthful 4i.1+.,, o population arebelow 15 yearsof age. This 43391,S i o 5, c jL3t.itsi means that demographic momentumalone will .11 °1 ensure a high populationgrowth rate for at least °Jy 9 99.1 .1 o}1y)10.19 6-191 4,.1 next two decades . `"4144

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 5 i w n g 1J11ts ,9.j.;t.iaal 61160191.! w n -J-J-1,95 á CS491.- 94.9.j4J'0"' ass' :- Table2-1: Settled Population by Sex and Age Groups-2010 -11 J'4 411945 tSJM 4.ì19 '' ?- JJ Rural Urban Total settled population Age 4 :1 'ï 4 )U J.o 4-1L.Y 4.1LY 41.4)1.1 4:0U 44%4 J. 44,4 (..4-4 a11,41 Male Female Total % Male Female Total % Male Female Total %

Total 9594800 9200500 18795300 100 2929900 2760400 5690300 loo 12524700 11960900 24485600 too

00 -04 1793288 1917514 3710802 20 532822 538170 1070992 19 2326110 2455684 4781794 19

05 -09 1420336 1378590 2798926 15 443437 426788 870225 15 1863773 1805378 3669151 15

10 -14 1128639 1003704 2132343 11 365011 341305 706316 12 1493650 1345009 2838659 12

15 -19 926928 809691 1736619 9 298394 284753 583147 io 1225322 1094444 2319766 9

20 -24 776321 726795 1503116 8 241285 242291 483576 9 1017606 969086 1986692 8

25 -29 617166 634617 1251783 7 193061 195638 388699 7 810227 830255 1640482 7

30 -34 492591 558356 1050947 6 158742 157806 316548 6 651333 716162 1367495 6

35 -39 437786 496116 933902 5 136366 130749 267115 5 574152 626865 1201017 5

40 -44 405303 404966 810269 4 119158 107709 226867 4 524461 512675 1037136 4

45 -49 371588 335789 707377 4 104106 87813 191919 3 475694 423602 899296 4

50 -54 329226 270471 599697 3 88872 70344 159216 3 418098 340815 758913 3

55 -59 272681 210121 482802 2 73596 54615 128211 2 346277 264736 611013 2

60 -64 211857 159185 371042 2 58699 41808 100507 2 270556 200993 471549 2 65+ 411090 294585 705675 4 116351 80611 196962 3 527441 375196 902637 4 Note : Does not over table include 1.5 Mn nomadic Population

rAi- }uÿ4L'1S1.jj'A °oz'L ßJ Settled Population by Sex and Age Groups -201fl -11

+65 6064 =is 55 59 50 54 45 49 ril 40 44 35 39 3034 2529 2024 15 19

10 14

5 9 0 4

2500 2000 1500 1000 500 o 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500

Thousand Persons 4iß, j

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 6 1 Y n g1.0115 4g1.11,42A1 VL"u.ú'L;r3+l r A4- .0.a.4CA:Y9.1 cS sa :r -rJsy Table 2 -2: Settled Population by Province -2010 -11 Figures in Thousand k.) -1 r c.r4.1 4-4.../1-1 Jsä 44 c -.ì.:, Province Female Male Total Sex ratio Total 11960.9 12524.7 24485.6 104.7 Ji5 Total Rural 9200.5 9594.8 18795.3 104.3 431y4 J Urban 2760.4 2929.9 5690.3 106.1 cS,1-z Total 1784.7 1906.7 3691.4 106.8 Jsá Kabul Rural 303.0 317.0 620.0 104.6 431-9:13'S J,1S Urban 1481.7 1589.7 3071.4 107.3 (41 -4, Total 201.2 205.0 406.2 101.9 Jyá Kapisa Rural 200.6 204.2 404.8 101.8 43Iy4.1S l..L,51S Urban 0.6 0.8 1.4 133.3 cJ1- , Total 301.6 308.7 610.3 102.4 Jsá Parwan Rural 275.4 281.9 557.3 102.4 c,r4A tjl,y Urban 26.2 26.8 53.0 102.3 cs, Total 268.9 280.3 549.2 104.2 Jsá Wardak Rural 267.5 278.9 546.4 104.3 411gJS sajs Urban 1.4 1.4 2.8 100.0 4,1-';;, Total 177.3 183.6 360.9 103.6 J9á I J.JS Logar Rural 172.9 179.1 352.0 103.6 sj Urban 4.4 4.5 8.9 102.3 4 J1 675.6 708.3 1383.9 104.8 Jsá Total j Lej.i, Nangarhar Rural 579.2 606.0 1185.2 104.6 4-11 Urban 96.4 102.3 198.7 106.1 4.) Total 200.1 210.2 410.3 105.0 Jjá c jLgx! Laghman Rural 197.9 207.8 405.7 105.01 Urban 2.2 2.4 4.6 109.1 (S-)l Total 69.1 72.3 141.4 104.6 Jyá Panjsher Rural 69.1 72.3 141.4 104.6 431-,15 Urban - - - - 4-)1-A' Jyá Total 406.2 427.1 833.3 105.1 105.5 ,ilyA Baghlan Rural 325.3 343.2 668.5 Urban 80.9 83.9 164.8 103.7 ciJLy 102.8 Js Total 203.0 208.7 411.7 400.1 102.9 i) 1,.,-, L+ Bamyan Rural 197.2 202.9 431-941 Urban 5.8 5.8 11.6 100.0 4J 104.5 Jsá Total 552.6 577.5 1130.1 1076.3 104.5 L1 Ghazni Rural 526.3 550.0 Urban 26.3 27.5 53.8 104.6 Li-it";.' 195.0 205.5 400.5 105.4 J,á Total 15 Paktika Rural 193.8 204.1 397.9 105.31 Urban 1.2 1.4 2.6 116.7 4. ,ß 104.6 J,á Total 248.2 259.6 507.8 104.6 L,.,S 1 Paktya Rural 237.4 248.3 485.7 431-3:4 Urban 10.8 11.3 22.1 104.6 4,)1-'') 104.9 Jsá Total 258.1 270.8 528.9 518.4 104.9 ,i'l1.9 -,..- Khost Rural 253.0 265.4 Urban 5.1 5.4 10.5 105.9 45)1x" 104.8 J. á Total 202.5 212.2 414.7 402.3 104.7 421 N1S `09s6 Kunarha Rural 196.5 205.8 Urban 6.0 6.4 12.4 106.7 ci, 104.0 Jsá Total 66.8 69.5 136.3 104.0 cjli.yJi:, Nooristan Rural 66.8 69.5 136.3 43/-341 - (c.) Urban - - - 874.8 103.9 d_9ä Total 429.1 445.7 103.8 û a? Badakhshan Rural 412.8 428.6 841.4 1,'L Urban 16.3 17.1 33.4 104.9 4)

.si-+LAa.%)1 jL'uil*.91 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 7 1 w n g z,;n.s Table 2 -2: Settled Population...(Contd ) r_r4.41mJs.4.1 Figures in Thousand v4 a 4-.1/21...)-i J9á :..., Province :Ys Female Male Total Sex ratio

Total 441.9 460.0 901.9 104.1 J9ä Takhar Rural 384.8 401.1 785.9 104.2 L1J j1_&:; Urban 57.1 58.9 116.0 103.2 u. J Total 450.8 467.1 917.9 103.6 J9d Kunduz Rural 341.7 351.8 693.5 103.0 4-11J4 j Urban 109.1 115.3 224.4 105.7 4J Total 173.9 182.4 356.3 104.9 J9á Samangan Rural 160.7 169.2 329.9 105.3 X19 ,j&;..,, Urban 13.2 13.2 26.4 100.0 c,SJ Total 583.2 610.8 1194.0 104.7 J9ä Rural 376.5 392.6 769.1 104.3 Balkh J19 i Urban 206.7 218.2 424.9 105.6 cSJ Total 250.9 263.2 514.1 104.9 Js:j Sar -e -Pul Rural 232.0 243.1 475.1 104.8 )tJ i cl.+ yy Urban 18.9 20.1 39.0 106.3 5J Total 311.0 324.7 635.7 104.4 J95 Ghor Rural 307.9 321.5 629.4 104.4 4-11 J iS J9 Urban 3.1 3.2 6.3 103.2 Li. Total 206.3 217.8 424.1 105.6 J9ä Daykundi Rural 204.7 216.1 420.8 105.6 Iyg Siú41 Urban 1.6 1.7 3.3 106.3 4. J Total 156.5 166.1 322.6 106.1 Ji Urozgan Rural 152.0 161.4 313.4 106.2 /-IS ú 11_33i Urban 4.5 4.7 9.2 104.4 cSJt4 Total 136.3 143.5 279.8 105.3 J9á Zabul Rural 131.0 137.9 268.9 105.3 4-11-4S J. ii Urban 5.3 5.6 10.9 105.7 4 Total 537.5 565.9 1103.4 105.3 J9á Kandahar Rural 355.9 373.3 729.2 104.9 4-11915 J trt iS Urban 181.6 192.6 374.2 106.1 4. J Total 242.7 251.5 494.2 103.6 Ji Jawzjan Rural 191.7 198.8 390.5 103.7 ) j÷ j Urban 51.0 52.7 103.7 103.3 cSJ4! Total 448.4 467.4 915.8 104.2 J95 Faryab Rural 394.8 411.9 806.7 104.3 4,J1s4 4.J 1s Urban 53.6 55.5 109.1 103.5 4. JL2 Total 413.7 436.5 850.2 105.5 J9ä

Helmand Rural 390.3 410.8 801.1 105.3 4*11-374 ieln Urban 23.4 25.7 49.1 109.8 cSJ Total 223.1 233.3 456.4 104.6 J_9:á Badghis Rural 216.7 226.5 443.2 104.5 431915 ,y) L Urban 6.4 6.8 13.2 106.3 4J Total 843.8 866.3 1710.1 102.7 Ji Heart Rural 611.9 626.7 1238.6 102.4 4319:4 ülyL Urban 231.9 239.6 471.5 103.3 v,`Jt4 Total 227.1 239.2 466.3 105.3 Ji Farah Rural 211.0 221.9 432.9 (431-)3'S s1 js Urban 16.1 17.3 33.4 107.5 WSJ Total 73.8 77.3 151.1 104.7 Jsd Nimroz Rural 62.2 65.2 127.4 104.8 4-119 j9j# Urban 11.6 12.1 23.7 104.3 cSJ

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 8 1 w A g 4,3,1;Laa1 1 w g _,s}, ai :w -r J94 Table 2 -3: Repatriation of Afghan Migrants byProvince in- 2010 -11

dJ 419a1,p11J,gi ' jl,;l , jt'wSL Iran Pakistan Total Other countries Cu_Y,9 Province JV cs: )AS JV to;.J9S ..A 0-;J.9S _A Li.J.91 person Family person Family person Family person Family 17357 Total 112968 18859 150 28 8487 1474 104331 di, 16 2029 383 22999 3911 Li11S Kabul 25112 4310 84 57 11 215 34 L..,,IS Kapisa 272 45 0 0 358 cjlyJY+ Parwan 2366 389 0 0 178 31 2188 1200 203 S .1Js Wardak 1218 206 0 0 18 3 0 21 6 4838 819 _Ail Logar 4859 825 0 0 28 4 26772 4385 Jts , Nangarhar 26800 4389 0 0 65 11 6075 953 plAil Laghman 6140 964 0 0 24 4 161 22 y,,;,i Panjsher 185 26 0 0 519 100 2397 408 C.P1;, Baghlan 2916 508 0 0 174 29 195 37 i.)14.14 Bamyan 369 66 0 119 0 129 25 663 t..$; Ghazni 792 144 0 0 0 0 101 16 15".6$i Paktika 101 16 0 825 LûSa 0 0 1 0 4633 Paktya 4634 825 c-,. s;, 0 0 0 0 1729 296 Khost 1729 296 492 0 0 0 0 3179 tiJJIS Kunarona 3179 492 0 0 28 3 Di,,,,Jy; Nooristan 28 3 0 0 0 0 44 5 63 8 ùLy Badakhshan 107 13 170 0 0 160 28 989 . Takhar 1149 198 0 160 24 6689 1114 Kunduz 6849 1138 0 0 0 33 6 544 90 Samangan 577 96 60 2642 3024 523 9 2 373 4614 Balkh 196 J,J,,, 289 0 0 401 93 1173 Sar -e -pul 1574

0 21 1 0 0 J Ghor 21 1 0 19 0 0 18 0 91 45.1.15.44 Daykundi 109 19 237 31 0 0 1 0 c.1 JJI Urozgan 238 31 61 L34I.3 0 0 9 1 355 Zabul 364 62 5606 823 Jta,14 3 1 283 47 Kandahar 5892 871 2 4198 776 1 0 19 ,Jl.jt- Jawzjan 4218 778 1581 301 1 0 68 12 u,Jli Faryab 1650 313 0 76 14 2066 305 Helmand 2143 319 1 2 128 153 27 0 0 25 251-, Badghis 71 0 0 2946 468 427 ûIili Herat 3373 539 22 e1,s 0 0 535 95 151 Farah 686 117 0 72 9 18 3 is_".; Nimroz 90 12 0 9 0 0 0 0 iz t, Unknown 51 9 51 LA. -14:1° 4,4S-9-)Lt 471-11194 1: wy" Source: UNHCR office

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 9 1 r A 4 LAIS 4,¢a+.11.4461.1 vL-u41.,1491.1 w A a _ I j Ls11,144 .$11,94S : t -r J9$ Table 2 -4: Monthly Repatriation of Afghan Migrants-2010 -11

449419 J9' cJJ:) c:1+41.4 J90

Other countries Iran Pakistan Total Month W4A J1.1 LrJ9S J-; co-1,)9S .ice 0-1J..0 J11 (.)JS

Person Family Person Family Person Family Person Family

Total 150 28 8487 1474 104331 17357 112968 18859 J,ye,

April 21 3 511 70 23471 3827 24003 3900 (5J9

May 15 3 1138 197 29406 4976 30559 5176 X136

June 7 2 1111 198 20353 3358 21471 3558 Ls-I9Sy,6

July 20 3 1387 249 11083 1846 12490 2098

August 0 0 935 184 7440 1251 8375 1435 c.5yoj

September 6 1 702 125 4901 816 5609 942 cs.s

October 4 1 1219 246 5019 861 6242 1108 at

November 8 2 506 97 96 21 610 120 P-11

58 10 December 291 43 0 0 349 53 i_541

January 7 2 292 17 0 0 299 19 ,.s496y

February 1 0 128 11 0 0 129 11 4.6.191..,,

March 3 1 267 37 2562 401 2832 439 sS

Source: UNHCR office _;,':_< 941^ L,FSs-4 vd1s4:^;Vt.r''

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 10 1 1r A a 4.1:111S ç,gs+Lml ejL'vx;l'+91,1 Table 2 -5: Repatriation of Afghan Migrants - 2002 -2010

vl'u,S4 aJ sJJ ù1.a1 4 .9 Other countries Iran Pakistan Total Years a:,,9-Js ..)v LAJ.9S .)Li LriJ.AS )1 crlJAS .A.; crUss PersonsFamiliesPersonsFamiliesPersonsFamilies Persons Families

9679 2273 259792 37231 1565066 281402 1834537 320906 2002 1380 -81

1176 205 142280 22240 332183 58942 475639 81387 2003 1381 -82

650 115 377151 68262 383321 66554 761122 134931 2004 1382 -83

1383 -84 1140 65 63559 11532 449391 79234 514090 90831 2005

1384 -85 1202 103 5264 913 133338 24046 139804 25062 2006

1385 -86 721 71 7054 1388 357635 56335 365410 57794 2007

2008 1386 -87 628 68 3656 641 274200 45062 278484 45771

2009 1387 -88 204 21 6028 1069 48320 8414 54552 9504

2010 1388 -89 150 28 8487 1474 104331 17357 112968 18859

785045 Total ,J,0 15550 2949 873271 144750 3647785 637346 4536606

Source: UNHCR office sJ-la" 45s)t;

Repatriation of Afghan Migrants -2002 -2010

2010 -1389 2009 -1388 2008 -1387 2007 -1386 Other countries+:+s0 sj-).r+ 2006 -1385 Iran Jlr1 2005 -1384 4 2004 -1383 Pakistan ùL 2003 -1382 2002 -1381 1400 1600 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200

Thousand Persons 4.KiJi

1 r PI LAS ç,g;.ïl.aa) Vl"s.31i91 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 11 Unknown zsli Nimroz ism

Farah .1}

Heart

Badghis

Faryab L j-

.bwzjan

Kandahar J1-i

Zabul Ja

Urozgan ù1Kù.)

Daykundi

Ghor

Sar -e-pul J r >

Balkh i 93mangan ù 2

Kunduz ù-

Takhar

Badakhshan Nooristan ùs

Kunarha ^:sas

FQiost s

Paktya

Paktika

Ghazni

Bamyan ù-4 Baghlan ù+

Panjsher Laghman ù Nangarhar

Logar rsi

ì ,ÿ Wardak J Parwan

Kapisa

Kabul LIAS O W LC, Lfl

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 r n g LAs LijOld.a.%i r A 4 -4iJAAILI 0.41A940 °J 9G 9' 9JI .9.èG .1 .9:i.92%0 9S? Table 2 -6: Major Demographic Indicators of UN Member Countries -2010 -11

440 a1l.v93.1

LsS '':9 `V LJ9:i?J. csi:_.i'°.) Ù9:Y,,1 9.1 J3,):11 LJ9+1 (" ' ) L5àSS LI3" 44 (% Life expectancy ('') ('') Country 4 at birth

.u, j, death birth rate growth total population rate No rate ( %) (000) femalemale (000) (000)

Afghanistan - - 17.65 38.11 2.030 26000.0 ,litl.ai.il 1 Bangladesh 63.43 57.93 9.08 23.80 1.274 158065.8 LA .1k1 2

Bhutan 67.57 65.89 7.25 19.62 1.236 699.8 úU,34 3 Brunei 78.31 73.72 3.32 18.00 1.733 395.0 -9y 4

Burma(Mayanmer) 66.94 62.23 8.23 19.49 1.096 53414.4 , l.o,y 5 Cambodia 64.71 60.41 8.00 25.77 1.777 14753.3 1, .1sS 6

China 76.77 72.54 6.89 12.17 0.494 1330141.3 v.4. 7 East Timor 70.11 65.23 5.93 25.93 1.999 1154.6 LT.i.r1js- 8 India 67.57 65.46 7.53 21.34 1.376 1173108.0 LIJs 9 Indonesia 73.69 68.53 6.25 18.45 1.097 242968.3 I,.ÿs yl 10 Iran 73.03 69.90 5.76 17.33 0.940 67037.5 LIh:I 11 Iraq 71.69 68.88 4.92 29.41 2.449 29671.6 3L 12 Israel 83.12 78.70 4.45 19.51 1.628 7354.0 c.Jll 13 Japan 85.66 78.87 9.83 7.41 -0.242 126804.4 j< 1+ 14

Jordan 81.28 78.64 2.66 27.06 2.159 6407.1 -..)s1 15

Kazakhstan 73.78 62.91 9.39 16.66 0.399 15460.5 L'J> IJ 16 Korea (north) 66.89 61.53 10.60 14.58 0.389 22757.3 <,u$S ,51I-4' 17 Korea (south) 82.28 75.56 6.15 8.72 0.258 48636.1 1-LS 18 c", "iS Kuwait 79.18 76.64 2.29 21.64 3.501 2789.1 19 Kyrgyzstan 73.94 65.74 6.85 23.58 1.414 5508.6 ù i ))20 Laos 59.21 54.81 10.52 33.44 2.292 6993.8 vys`17 21 Malaysia 76.48 70.81 5.02 22.06 1.704 26160.3 to 22 Maldives 76.54 72.00 3.68 14.50 -0.178 395.6 a" ALA 23 Mongolia 70.54 65.54 6.08 21.03 1.495 3086.9 15 24 Nepal 67.05 64.62 6.89 22.43 1.419 28951.8 J4 +25 Oman 75.88 72.15 3.47 23.90 1.996 2967.7 d "c 26

Pakistan 67.49 63.84 7.06 25.09 1.513 177276.6 Ù>:w61-..! 27 Philippines 74.45 68.45 5.06 25.68 1.931 99900.2 û28 Lebanon 76.36 73.28 6.46 15.10 0.621 4125.2 4,129 Bahrain 78.01 72.87 4.37 16.81 1.243 738.0 cr: 30 Qatar 77.33 73.78 2.44 15.54 0.869 840.9 Ji.ii 31

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 12 11" A 9 Lri115 ,},.;Lvl Table 2 -6: Major demographic indicators...(Contd) 9:41° 9J-(l,o.1 y- r 401.0 J94.5

41A a;1.v9, Z .sS `9 4 ù9j-1 cs .... (. , Lj. 0]99 }9 J94il u9,:,1 (...) LS j_9 JY 44 (%) Life expectancy (' '' ) (' ' ') Count rY 1 sA at birth

41Q .., avy, death birth rate growth total population rate No rate ( %) (000) femalemale (000) (000) Russian Federation 73.17 59.54 16.04 11.11 -0.465 139390.2 9j-j 32 Saudi Arabia 78.71 74.41 2.45 28.21 1.750 29207.3 c5-19 ù 33 Singapore 84.87 79.45 4.80 8.65 0.863 4701.1 Jy,1 34 Sri Lanka 77.47 73.22 6.20 15.88 0.863 21514.0 1 - 35 Syria 76.96 72.10 3.70 24.44 1.954 22198.1 47).ßs' 36 Tajikistan 68.88 62.63 6.72 26.49 1.852 7487.5 ùUS÷u37 Thailand 75.82 71.02 7.20 13.21 0.601 66404.5 4.038 Turkey 74.19 70.37 6.10 18.28 1.272 77804.1 44J 39 Turkmenistan 71.29 65.25 6.27 19.62 1.140 4940.9 ù1'- '.,(y,40 United ArabEmirates79.01 73.50 2.08 15.98 3.561 4975.6 u,l-ol o -g+..)c-z41 Uzbekistan 75.44 69.22 5.29 17.51 0.938 27865.7 ùßl42 Vietnam 74.69 69.48 5.97 17.29 1.096 89571.1 >ü+943 Yemen 65.47 61.35 7.24 34.37 2.713 23945.4 ùi44 Algeria 76.04 72.57 4.66 16.71 1.177 34586.2 y,1341 45 Angola 39.52 37.48 23.74 43.33 2.063 13068.2 y,l46 Benin 60.66 58.21 9.23 38.67 2.944 9056.0 47 Botswana 60.75 61.11 9.02 22.54 1.843 2029.3 Us-4148 Burkina 55.31 51.39 13.02 43.98 3.095 16241.8 U4. J.¢ 49 Burundi 59.98 56.65 9.87 41.43 3.561 9863.1 csz3s.y50 Cameroon 54.90 53.21 12.01 33.58 2.157 19294.1 ûjj LS51 Cape Verde 72.64 68.24 6.41 21.67 1.459 508.7 .js'_,S52 Central African 50.9548.45 15.30 36.79 2.149 4844.9 tsLial cs.y.53 Chad 49.07 46.95 15.79 40.12 2.038 10543.5 -t54 Comoros 66.42 61.41 7.40 34.71 2.731 773.4 s..) J'JS55 Congo 55.84 53.27 11.75 41.01 2.807 4125.9 sl+1S 56 Congo Dem rep 56.59 52.93 11.39 42.26 3.165 70916.41 57

Djibouti 63.22 58.31 8.37 25.58 2.181 740.5 mss' 58 Egypt 75.10 69.82 4.85 25.02 1.997 80471.9 j59 Equatorial Guinea 62.94 61.05 9.26 36.00 2.674 650.7 1s11 60 Eritrea 64.30 60.06 8.25 33.48 2.522 5793.0 1ÿ,.,y1 61

Ethiopia 58.39 53.28 11.29 43.34 3.202 88013.4 t i 1 62

Gabon 53.58 51.96 12.90 35.39 2.025 1545.3 ù941-t 63

Gambia 55.86 52.32 12.03 37.31 2.528 1824.2 1.44-41.- 64

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uS S 47' C.1.9.:.?: 13Z .1.1_2.4. (:J4 J. ¢ °fioY9'l c.334:11 cJ9,1+1 (...) (.5à'9 J9' 44 (A) Life expectancy (' ' ') (' ' ') Country .il at birth y`0

4..... ,_); death birth rate growth total population rate No (000) rate ( %) (000) femalemale (000)

Ghana 61.78 59.36 8.93 28.09 1.855 24339.8 t;LK 65 Guinea 59.12 56.13 10.72 37.21 2.649 10324.0 66 Guinea -Bissau 50.22 46.44 15.52 35.56 2.004 1565.1 s 67 Ivory Coast 57.13 55.27 10.43 31.48 2.105 21058.8 El.c. J... 68 Kenya 59.32 58.33 9.26 35.14 2.588 40046.6 tS69 Lesotho 50.76 50.58 15.71 27A7 0.277 1919.6 .¢+y170

Liberia 58.14 55.05 10.88 38.14 2.782 3685.1 1,.,j:h9V 71 Libya 79.88 75.18 3.40 24.58 2.117 6461.5 tai72 Madagascar 65.3061.27 7.97 37.89 2.993 21281.8 J- a.73 Malawi 51.64 50.22 13.69 41.28 2.758 15447.5 si'- 74 Mali 53.80 50.59 14.64 46.09 2.607 13796.4 75 Mauritania 62.99 58.57 9.00 33.67 2.373 3205.1+1:JA76 Mauritius 77.89 70.77 6.63 14.17 0.751 1294.1 uJs°77 Morocco 78.90 72.63 4.74 19.40 1.077 31627.4 c1.)'78 Mozambique 40.68 42.05 19.83 37.80 1.797 22061.4 a.k2Aij79

Namibia 51.64 52.25 12.97 21.82 0.909 2128.5 1,hY.-.1:1 80

Niger 54.26 51.75 14.47 51.08 3.660 15878.3 + 81 Nigeria 48.0846.46 16.31 36.07 1.966 152217.3 1,.1+1:1 82 Rwanda 58.91 56.06 10.19 37.26 2.818 11056.0 1-133.) 83 Saotome and principe63.91 61.58 8.45 39.09 2.112 175.8 7L'"6-4 s z i i- 84 Senegal 61.34 57.48 9.55 36.36 2.680 14086.1 JS 85 Seychelles 78.09 68.60 6.92 15.53 0.966 88.3 c-86 Sierra Leone 58.18 53.27 11.97 38.79 2.216 5245.7 ùs try87 Somalia 51.9448.12 15.24 43.33 2.809 10112.4 W -j 88 South Africa 48.29 50.08 16.99 19.61 -0.051 49109.1 tv_)il 89 Sudan 53.54 51.56 12.30 33.25 2.154 41980.2 c:»sW 90 Swaziland 47.80 48.14 14.99 27.12 1.213 1354.1 j ty . 91 Tanzania 54.03 50.99 12.31 33.44 2.032 41892.9+ßÿ+U 92 Togo 62.34 57.71 8.82 36.23 2.741 6199.8 AO93 Tunisia 77.94 74.17 5.24 15.31 0.969 10589.0 c.r491 94 Uganda 54.07 51.92 11.90 47.55 3.563 33398.7 U.ISs:95 Zambia 38.95 38.77 21.15 39.93 1.617 12056.9 1-)+43 96

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 14 11" A 4tr ç g; il.aa) VL"uxil.el Table 2 -6: Major demographic indicators...(Contd) 94" .9'91. A 9.Ju" î-l' 4-451 c.194d 4* 41.39 < LA ` "'9 71 L.J9-J`1 á.4,i ÙJ4 J.1

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4:.'., 4_1,.,,):, death birth rate growth total population rate No rate ( %) (000) femalemale (000) (000) Zimbabwe 47.11 47.98 14.90 31.57 2.954 11651.9 cs9' 1J97 Albania 81.07 75.45 5.66 15.39 0.559 3659.6 >,:, WI 98 Andorra 84.55 80.30 6.21 10.03 0.382 84.5 1,9.x1 99 Armenia 77.07 69.33 8.42 12.74 0.016 2966.8 ,1100 Austria 82.71 76.74 10.05 8.65 0.042 8214.2 1:1101 Azerbaijan 71.67 62.86 8.28 17.75 0.805 8303.5 .i1> -+31102 Belarus 76.93 65.26 13.81 9.76 -0.368 9612.6 c39J1,34103 Belgium 82.68 76.21 10.50 10.10 0.082 10423.5 P"1"104 Bosnia and 82.49 75.09 8.71 8.87 0.016 4621.6 +9S.:).ya > 9:+ 105 Herzegovina Bulgaria 77.1769.74 14.31 9.43 -0.768 7148.8 >,J1 106

Croatia 79.4071.95 11.83 9.63 -0.061 4846.9 L.-3-3319_A 107

Cyprus 80.5774.88 6.42 11.38 1.663 110.2.7 c_r3j.ii 108 Czech Republic 80.48 73.74 10.79 8.76 -0.106 10201.7 cs,98 -°-109 Denmark 80.97 76.11 10.19 10.40 0.267 5515.6 5j1 -.a110 Estonia 78.76 67.74 13.48 10.42 -0.635 1291.2 Li,9i.,J111 Finland 82.76 75.64 10.15 10.37 0.084 5255.1 112 France 84.44 77.91 8.65 12.43 0.525 64057.8 A . ,;1,9113 Georgia 80.64 73.61 9.79 10.70 -0.325 4600.8 L'.43,54114 Germany 82.57 76.41 11.00 8.21 -0.061 82283.0y115 Greece 82.52 77.24 10.60 9.34 0.106 10749.9 j -s:116

Hungary 78.11 69.53 12.90 9.43 -0.260 9880.1 Ls 117 Iceland 83.04 78.63 6.90 13.36 0.699 308.9 1:14118 Ireland 81.24 75.76 7.73 14.10 1.102 4250.2 4.y1119

Italy 83.46 77.39 10.83 8.01 -0.075 58090.7 1.3.11-1,3.1 120

Latvia 77.84 67.27 13.60 9.90 -0.602 2218.0 14911 121 Liechtenstein 83.66 76.73 7.49 9.69 0.683 35.0 D.:.-' ;;:1122

Lithuania 80.29 70.23 11.25 9.21 -0.276 3545.3 1i31911 123 Luxembourg 82.95 76.22 8.46 11.70 1.158 497.5 -..)s1JS91124 Macedonia 77.64 72.40 8.87 11.92 0.257 2072.1 4,;9`a..125 Malta 81.97 77.34 8.49 10.38 0.391 406.8 11-6 126 Moldova 75.00 67.39 10.76 11.16 -0.072 4317.5 1431.4.127

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 15 1 f"A 9 ,gOL..a.%1VL"w.Y.,lx91 Table 2 -6: Major demographic indicators ..(Contd) J.1+>a 4).14a y_r Lsl.11 L1sy4

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aiï, 4.143.1 death birth rate rate growth total population No femalemale (000) (000) rate ( %) (000) Monaco 93.90 85.81 8.01 7.03 -0.183 30.6 951,9°128 Netherlands 82.30 76.94 8.78 10.30 0.390 16783.1 .11114 129 Norway 82.89 77.42 9.26 10.90 0.334 4676.3 Ls9J11 130 Poland 80.06 71.88 10.10 10.04 -0.053 38463.7 s11y131 Portugal 81.86 75.12 10.74 10.12 0.244 10735.8 Lly132 Romania 76.43 69.22 11.91 10.43 -0.160 22181.3 1"1-°9.> 133 San Marino 85.68 80.45 7.75 9.18 1.106 31.5 91.)1. LJ1-134 Serbia 77.10 71.26 13.89 9.20 -0.469 7344.8 C.J 1 -y- 135 Slovakia 79.74 71.70 9.58 10.55 0.129 5470.3 .141-,136 Slovenia 81.03 73.45 10.74 8.92 -0.142 2003.1 -.091-,137 Spain 83.70 76.88 10.08 9.54 0.045 40548.7 1 L,-1138 Sweden 83.40 78.69 10.20 10.14 0.160 9074.1 ùy9 139 Switzerland 83.95 78.14 8.65 9.56 0.223 7623.4 .u1-)j:9-"140 Ukraine 74.74 62.56 15.70 9.62 -0.619 45415.6 C341.fi91 141 United Kingdom 81.80 76.66 10.00 10.67 0.282 61284.8 c.14- 1 142 Vatican City 81.00 74.00 - - 0.004 0.8 v15 úl9 i143 Antigua and Barbuda77.35 73.27 5.77 16.43 1.300 86.8 lai )- 195 Lslii144 Bahamas 73.27 68.48 6.89 16.25 0.935 310.4 1.-.1-401 145 Barbados 76.42 71.88 8.39 12.43 0374 285.7 L.3.,3-114 X11 146 Belize 70.00 66.54 5.82 26.84 2.102 314.5 147 Canada 84.00 78.72 7.87 10.28 0.804 33759.7 1.1115148 Costa Rica 80.28 74.93 4.29 16.65 1.347 4516.2 1.5.011,,,i5149 Cuba 80.05 75.36 7.29 11.02 0.217 11477.5 1'94150 Dominica 78.87 72.82 8.12 15.68 0.213 72.8 1. Ls"°9.1151 Dominican Rep. 75.92 72.12 5.27 22.13 1.482 9794.5 Cr 9. Lsj,- .152 El Salvador 76.62 69.91 5.61 18.06 0.332 6052.1 j9.119111153 Grenada 75.55 70.27 7.90 17.20 0.563 107.8 II U Lsf154 Guatemala 72.51 68.76 5.04 27.40 2.019 13550.4 ' .4 I jS155 Haiti 63.14 59.67 8.39 28.70 1.840 9203.11m156 Honduras 72.28 68.82 4.99 25.61 1.935 7989.4 L.)-k)9 157 Jamaica 75.25 71.80 6.48 19.47 0.747 2847.2 154158

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4-4/64-113_9i-, `:''-34-'' U J J cs L -°' lJ9.?ì.). ° ó99c J9ail LI9}il (...) L51-.S9 uy AZ (%) Life expectancy (' ' ') (' '' ) l Count rY at birth

A ui,,I, death 41á,)i birth rate growth total population rate No rate ( %) (000) femalemale (000) (000) Mexico 79.22 73.45 4.83 19.39 1.118 112468.9 sA159 Nicaragua 74.05 69.61 4.28 22.77 1.740 5995.9 lit 1) 160 Panama 80.50 74.85 4.62 19.71 1.463 3410.7 4-.1214 161 SaintKitts & Nevis 76.75 72.03 7.11 14.23 0.838 49.9 cs-:+si 9 v ` .. '''° 162 Saint Lucia 79.4873.97 6.90 14.81 0.398 160.9 4..,y1, -,'.°163 ;`...,'9 Saint. Vincent & 75.82 72.04 6.94 14.89 -0.341 104.2 ' . 164 the grenadines ri: .1li s.S Trinidad & Tobago 74.02 68.23 8.21 14.37 -0.094 1228.7 .s.t4s=+ s -51.14.5)165 United States of 80.81 75.78 8.38 13.83 0.970 310232.9 1.S áy°I 6.1-N1." ,:-N1,11 166 America Argentina 80.70 73.52 7.39 17.75 1.036 41343.2 ljl167 Bolivia 70.07 64.52 6.95 25.16 1.720 9947.4 i,.sl.sì168 Brazil 76.00 68.70 6.35 18.11 1.166 201103.3 Jájlja169 Chile 80.9674.26 5.90 14.46 0.856 16746.5 170 Colombia 77.8470.98 5.24 17.76 1.184 44205.3 l°31ss171 Ecuador 78.60 72.58 5.00 20.32 1.466 14790.6 9 -111172 Guyana 70.74 62.93 7.44 17.61 -0.547 748.5 lil.K173 Paraguay 78.71 73.39 4.55 17.73 1.310 6375.8 &&4174 Peru 73.00 69.14 6.13 19.00 1.193 29907.0 s_, 175 176 Suriname 76.91 71.24 5.53 16.61 1.108 486.6 ;-12v..).3-, Uruguay 79.92 73.30 9.06 13.67 0.447 3510.4 sssjJS:177 178 Venezuela 77.00 70.69 5.14 20.29 1.515 27223.2 =.sß:9 LJIJI179 Australia 84.25 79.33 6.81 12.39 1.171 21515.7 180 Fiji 73.73 68.46 5.66 21.65 1.367 957.8 it sJs181 Kiribati 66.49 61.68 7.48 23.06 1.271 99.5 Marshall Islands 73.65 69.41 4.42 29.94 2.023 65.9 JUj1 -..>:I 182 183 Micronesia 73.24 69.32 4.40 22.57 -0.284 107.2 l'Jì9J° 9J9 L1184 Nauru 68.39 60.93 6.45 23.56 1.711 14.3 185 New Zealand 82.53 78.52 7.10 13.81 0.901 4252.3 yvL) 186 Palau 74.84 68.36 7.81 10.68 0.374 20.9 j'i 19K4 187 Papua New Guinea 68.31 63.78 6.62 26.95 2.033 6064.5 , I9.°L, 188 Samoa 75.13 69.28 5.36 22.92 0.605 192.0

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 17 I t" A 4 r`l 4,94.11.aa1 VL"u.611311.1 Table 2 -6: Major demographic indicators...(Contd ...,9+9.1190 9..A.1 ,1+.911 -Y 4.41.11ay

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,;, 445, death birth rate growth total population rate No rate ( %) (000) femalemale (000) (000)

Solomon Islands 76.63 71.37 3.73 26.87 2.315 609.8 cJ J?13? 189

Tonga 73.73 68.46 4.95 17.78 1.282 122.6 1:5,336 190

Tuvalu 66.51 62.36 9.36 23.01 0.659 10.5 iii i:', 191

Vanuatu 66.04 62.70 7.49 21.08 1.359 221.6 9519019 192

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 18 11" A 4 LAS 43.):11atal VIihYSt'+91J jsr}, Ai ç j141,31 ú&1J94 J3.4.445.-:, 99SJLS0144,31.1 Cs19d4 ;1 -1" LI j + Table 3 -1: Government Employees byMinistry and Department 1389 1388 1387 .Jhl / ' Js Ministry and Department 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

cJyd Total 333260 328977 329911

.'17,._) LS _91 Ls -'1 4014 Office of Administrative Affairs 1267 1151 1103

1 l 760 Economy 788 740

706 SJ-? s; Foreign Affairs 1059 706

2179 . Justice 2525 2181

Finance 6072 5380 48061° SJ411ÿ4S1S 9°99i3.3.1- Frontiers, Ethnics and Tribes Affairs 1157 1072 1072

i4 LsmSsI J9;."1 i Transport and Civil Aviation 3780 2094 3308

8198 .ksls s1 Water & Power 5571 9127

7592 ilS Mines 6153 7205

aJlalLojl sls isasl , Li,JS Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock 8566 8874 8645

"ii_s1 6064 s Higher Education 6519 5589

Let. lyq 2456 Public Works 2411 2544

5249 s41:,-= il Jfil.,yw Commerce and Industries 5388 5444

11574 1SJ Let-c- Public Health 14433 11575

.s:3s11 + ti^sh^sl uly.. Communication and Information Technology 2446 2545 2604

,zulJI 7044 9äi9 9l Religious Affairs and Haj 6816 6806

204209 204100 Vis+ Education 204100

Labour and Social Affairs, Martyrs and 7058 7347 6593 J4J1 -. il s3l?, sJ4s_1s sIJ Disabled ,_Le,ii 91 uLc).lil 4246 Information and Culture 4211 3364

SJ4S5-3S °I_Viili.4 Repatriation and Refugees Affairs 1010 1000 1000

2869 JJh s1sJS.J' -L? Urban Development Affairs 1330 2342

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Women Affairs 874 794 874 sJts -t.

Rural Rehabilitation & Development 1849 1913 1828 t ly ji i1.31-6..i ,.,ydS

National Defence 3338 3238 3302 tts .

Interior Affairs 3163 1974 3297 yJ4J JJS

Counter Narcotics 395 339 339 s-.)-A-' s'+1-7ss4 9s0 a.;.;

Academy of Science 459 456 456 ,.)tS.y°

Geodesy and Cartography Head Office 674 664 700 ,...t,.),.91 vil j jjtS ,I

Attorney General 3740 3808 3739 n)L]I 431J1.1 Oil

Central Statistics Organization 728 745 759 .jhl 4iSyo mil dl

G.I.Administration of Anti Corruption and 267 194 134 . JU rile.1; Ls ,ÿcls,.... LS1)1 ..1 G,w t., 4 JU Bribery

I.A.Reform and Civil Service Commission 436 448 432 ûs» .A OA & gg,..v 1.91 J -elçjl.l

Disaster Preparedness Department 305 254 166 ,...L csj.)4.,°st 4.J csvlasy sue;

Control and Audit Office 279 282 283 ..Pub it Jsj

National Environmental Protection Agency 676 525 504 ohl J4 4

National Olympic Department 359 364 368 ,- ,...t,u L..5. sl » 91 jsj Li'v

Banks (Government) 2731 2960 2805 a;}U Vis-,

Kabul Municipality 6561 6279 7193 4.11JJL. J4

Afghan Red Crescent Society 1385 1450 1425 Vis+ i.c.4+^+st*-"I

High Court 6479 5288 5205 ^,10 e

Independent Directorate of Local Governance 4602 4426 2680 a ji 4Slyh:,. y;y311 Jl'yl a.,

Afghan National Standards Authority 158 155 131 ejhl ,.),;;... 41. DU .kil

Wulus - e -Jirga 610 618 628 Al.Y9

Meshrano Jirga 338 318 304 ^S.» _931J.-..

Independent General Directorate Of Nomads 194 190 191 4) Jl. .il sçii L:13,-, sjt, s:4-.r5

Source:Ministries and Departments Lç.)lal a;ÿJl ji Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 20 to.:111 ,5,94.1taai, 1 iA9_ }.u`ÿ 9S`'99SJ c 250000 - Number of Current Employees -2010 - 11 91 ju 451j 200000 204100 150000 100000 99103 50000 JIJ9 Ls 3 h 9; 9J Lr°LD J1J9 ' cs:OS 94-9" 91 y148-'1 91 )1 t5_»1 J9' Ministry Of Education Ministry Of Public Health JIJ9 Ministry Of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock MinistryAffairs, Of Martyrs Labour andand DisabledSocial `-JIJ9 Other Departments IrAi-J04.95 4,0.11,91.iyi .3 4,L;,191 0.4.0)154ú1 pa :r- rJ,9,Li Table 3 -2: Total Government Employees by Type of Employment and Sex -2010 -11

9JSJS u-31-..1 au.5.41° °w9549JSJ u1.i Total Gvernment Contract Workers Officials Ministry and Department Employees ejhl / "ßh9 k kjUJ; at:: , ayJU JJ5 .;; &.., ,:;,u Js+ Female MaleTotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total Total 794279389873315311519281424592961057272203333260 J,i Office of Administrative 30 641 671 30 566 596 60 1207 1267 ail a hI si, Affairs ,

Economy 32 258 290 71 427 498 103 685 788 JL.1

Foreign Affairs 13 273 286 94 679 773 107 952 1059 sJ>, iOia,+

Justice 69 832 901 114 1510 1624 183 2342 2525

Finance 106 1017 1123 295 4654 4949 401 5671 6072

Frontiers, Ethnics and Tribes 37 432 469 50 638 688 87 1070 1157 SJ4Jl?i91J3J°9"9.l9aj Affairs

Transport and Civil Aviation 75 20202095 111 1574 1685 186 3594 3780 i1.1' u'likilJ 1ji

Water & Power 95 1382 1477 200 3894 4094 295 5276 5571 lat+sl.x..l

Mines 206 35193725 369 2059 2428 575 5578 6153 i>s

Agriculture,Imgation and 116 37863902 202 4462 4664 318 8248 8566 sJl.ilt.oyl JIJg -li!sl , _A Livestock

Higher Education 283 1447 1730 774 4015 4789 1057 5462 6519 s-k e.l _isaJl

Public Works 71 1521 1592 89 730 819 160 2251 2411 Lrac. ylii

Commerce and Industries 138 25402678 252 2458 2710 390 4998 5388 sy it L5}gL9.

Public Health 925 36034528 2304 7601 9905 3229 11204 14433 Vi1) Let'

Communication and 73 887 960 245 1241 1486 318 2128 2446 4.51,1 01.-., sí ,LJ xL,.. Information Technology

Religious Affairs and Haj 27 57525779 43 994 1037 70 6746 6816 s9usl sl 01_:.J1

Education 340128889322904267912913117181046080158020204100 csi°s;

Labour and Social Affairs 468 1343 1811 2401 2846 5247 2869 4189 7058 súlsu -^ sl ÿlß , ss>sis:i slsg Martyrs and Disabled

Information and Culture 212 1398 1610 360 2241 2601 572 3639 4211+y+il ta3t1.I

Repatriation and Refugees 48 352 400 65 545 610 113 897 1010 jj4 j j?ISSlslls4 Affairs

Urban Development Affairs 63 554 617 99 614 713 162 1168 1330 s..)h 919y1;

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Total Gvernment Contract Workers Officials Ministry and Department Employees oihl / Jll,

*4.11-+ r. , Ak)u JS5 4; .ti; .)u J.3+ a;, _)u Js+ Female MaleTotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

Women Affairs 86 165 251 422 201 623 508 366 874 s.J1-t.s Rural Rehabilitation & 34 570 604 91 Development 1154 1245 125 1724 1849 11y 1, , tz, "lv0 National Defence 481 24902971 38 329 367 519 2819 3338 tlL4

Interior Affairs 166 1701 1867 43 1253 1296 209 2954 3163 s.-t siuss

Counter Narcotics 3 125 128 14 253 267 17 378 395 cs_b1-4A-, 4ai1 a'y ¢ÿ ,s" aÿ,i Academy of Science 26 93 119 53 287 340 79 380 459 4..sal.S1 j. Geodesy and Cartography 20 173 193 58 423 481 78 596 S Office 674ca-41.) l ` ' 91 yß `y Attorney General 70 1059 1129 216 2395 2611 286 3454 3740 e)lzl rlljuli 491 Central Statistics 14 165 179 81 468 549 95 e 1 Organization 633 728 1at ç jSyo _' I

G. LAdministration of Anti cs y"+1ÿß s _5_t,o,1 a r 4,1ai 10 70 80 30 157 187 40 227 267 Corruption and Bribery ,jll ß,11L Jt".0441.5.

I.A.Reform and Civil Service JI °sl ÿL..`)1 al 4 jhl 6 93 99 71 266 sk í° , Commission 337 77 359 436 , Disaster Preparedness 3 95 98 Department 8 199 207 11 294 305 Lw 1 Luay1 s', ` ""`

Control and Audit Office 4 49 53 19 207 226 23 256 279 1...M Lrt9.5ii J1 J.1)1.6 National Environmental 60 162 222 36 418 454 96 580 676 oJhl .L.. J4",` Protection Agency ' y Nationl Olympic Department 5 107 112 14 233 247 19 340 359 C",..4.) 491 CLUs,L' ,l ,Jsiy

Banks (Government) 58 788 846 335 1550 1885 393 2338 2731 tus:A4 4 . .

Kabul Municipality 191 4940 5131 126 1304 1430 317 6244 6561 4.11... LL. S

Afghan Red Crescent Society 43 478 521 164 700 864 207 1178 1385 411_:+ l-c.. =° .LS Owl

High Court 60 1722 1782 297 4400 4697 357 6122 6479 a.5-,4 e

Independent Directorate of 44 1398 1442 60 Local Governance 3100 3160 104 4498 4602 e,l.l 4S1j4i ÿÿtlJl y jl

Afghan National Standards 50 11 Authority 50 97 108 11 147 158 sjai 1y..).V.L,L,LjC,..l1:51 Wulus -e -Jirga 46 265 311 42 257 299 88 522 610 &y' Meshrano Jirga 19 129 148 37 153 190 56 282 338 41y ÿlß Independent General JIJi 5 56 61 2 131 133 7 187 194 y1 ,jl ßy.-.5 s) ÿß_,S Directorate Of Nomads c ,...lid Source:Ministries and Departments

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 22 1 w n g /.4111s (igf;t..atal 300000 - Total Employees-2010- 11 1" A 9 _ crskus jts (JJ 250000 245929 200000 150000 100000 50000 0 7942 Female 4 i.4-z., Maleavt; Total Ji,i Female a;4 Male4v31; J Contract WorkersLJJ J L1 Officials wJ.sAL4 Total w n g - , Table 3 -3: Government Employees by Ministry and , á, ßj141 J119.1 j.j J49' 4-.1 ú3 %9 91 Department- 2010 -11 .Y.)J?Ai0..)5,:WSJILI Contract Workers 99SJ.S LL° v . Officials ,yJ.y°L. CenterTotal and Employees Province by J9+ e Ministry and Department Province 43.4.&-z. úY9ai,JU 44L.:iCenter a;,JU y° Province e''... ,y, auä.¿ Center WSJ° ai,JU Province 43:"ï 43.-L»-'i j e-3Ií.;Center 35.r ,:3;JU hl /úJ1 9 Office of Administrative Affairs Total Female 3330 53990Male Female 4612 30 25399Male 641 Female33042 151889Male .JU Female20073 Male 30 40925 566 Female36372 205879Male Female24685 60 66324Male1207 333260Total1267 J ForeignEconomy Affairs 3- 13130 - 1029 243127 32- 17437 - 9169 253 6-5 305 - 98 380 788 '"'1`J ail sJhl 9J4 FinanceJustice 4214 632 9227 385200 9832 30141174 197 82 1640336642 11274 36461806 67 109101 536885 25251059 Jilt 9?'J8' a1 TransportFrontiers, Ethnicsand Civil and Aviation Tribes Affairs -2 816169 7535 1204263 29 588212 10941 986426 11 2 1404381 28918476 21902025689 378011576072 9J4911141.31939°90°939J .uh,.53hs,l úJ,:,1-,Nil MinesWater & Power 143 9 31601121 6386 261359 246121 15313178 12379 528716 389130 46914299 186165 887977 61535571 I Y919?91 ;IS N HigherAgriculture, Education Irrigation and Livestock 4732 2896481 236 84 966890 27463 3367 1095 32195 6263 223 1985 8566 sJh11.91 .444 91 , L5:1JS 9-1864-39-191 CommercePublic Works and Industries 4712 17211123 9159 819398 67 6 13631994274 18550083 20211095456 114 18 308413972475 276142736 29871914854 538824116519 yß:1, - 91 sJgL9W "-tc. ylii TechnologyCommunicationPublic Health and Information 260 11 1743554 66562 1860333 74754 3843757 1557191 3758484 1007 65 13115586 2222253 5618817 144332446 v514 °91 ú1_},31.i,° 9J Lc. EducationReligious Affairs and Haj 2098 2 265583674 1303 25 23312078 29557 - 114652 681 13122 43 14479 313 31655 2 1412104355 14425 68 16810.2391 204100 6816 s3 9+1 -+9191 v3°9;4.11.4-11 InformationDisabledLabour and and Social Culture Affairs, Martyrs and 210 14 565561 258198 833782 94842 1219851 1453 13901627 1158 56 14161780 1711 2409 42117058 9ù19 91931 , 9-149 Ir 91J-S UrbanRepatriation Development and Refugees Affairs Affairs 21 4 198188 5927 356164 2216 316168 4383 446229 2043 366504 14251670 2223802393 13301010 9 -11.? 330'1 ,:Ac.N.L.I9i4 919J9>suü .l JJh11.,4 Table3 - 3 : Government Employees ...1 Contd Contract Workers ,S jj 15, Officials jrt° .rL 0. 4Ys sl Total Employees by r-1 s5jsrtjí .>:021 15..40A1 a ,.> > : A.AIA d,lsá(.1+ Ministry and Department Province LY, Center JA Province Center y° Province Center and Province Center . JA °ihI / .)I3s Female °41 , Male au,Ju Female Male°':'': ' Als.JU Female

L S LJj JIS I" wU941-4 mar _)LS Já+ v.:4% Province Yy Sex Contract Workers Officials Total Employees Sex

Male 79389 192814 27220344.2)ti Total Female 7942 53115 6105744.1L4, Jai Total 87331 245929 333260Jai Male 25399 40925 6632444)...» Kabul Female 4612 20073 246854J41-a Lig Total 30011 60998 91009 Jy5 Male 1405 4716 612149,U Kapisa Female 51 543 594414:N5 L+lS Total 1456 5259 6715Jij Male 2311 6998 9309y,» Parwan Female 108 936 10444}1:i úisi; Total 2419 7934 10353 Jai

Male 1145 3922 5067 443,1-1 Wardak Female 31 194 22544,4 s .).)s Total 1176 4116 5292Jaï

Male 959 2745 3704 4-1.4J:3 Logar Female 63 381 4444:L. O Total 1022 3126 4148 Js+

Male 4166 12975 17141 4.1.4 J.1 Nangarhar Female 80 866 946441.iW J1-16_4 Total 4246 13841 18087Jÿ Male 1024 4005 5029y..» Laghman Female 41 243 2844:+4 cjtd.1 Total 1065 4248 5313 Jai Male 624 1483 2107a;;Jü Punjshir Female 42 197 2394':". .):' "'< Total 666 1680 2346J,i Male 2804 8559 113634.» Baghlan Female 151 1855 20064u.á.:ß Total 2955 10414 13369 JS) Male 993 3398 439141.Ju Bamyan Female 64 670 734.;,r.:. (:)t÷y Total 1057 4068 5125 Jai Male 1910 5504 741444jù

Ghazni Female 138 927 1065k4 56 Total 2048 6431 8479Jai Male 1048 4123 51714;)U

Paktika Female 15 125 140 ..4-141-:, Total 1063 4248 5311 Já+ Male 1182 3413 45954y _,u Paktya Female 17 148 16544N.:i Total 1199 3561 4760Jaï Male 1163 4246 54094:vß+ Khost Female 14 125 1394vá.:, -,,yá Total 1177 4371 5548J.

Male 1120 4336 5456 4:1/43J-1 Kunarha Female 25 179 204 44.11-.L. 4'-i,S Total 1145 4515 5660Jj Male 719 1701 24204.k,U Nooristan Female 16 125 1414':c rï tJ J!' Total 735 1826 2561 Jji

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 25 1 w n guilLS 49t11.046%.1v1i w.ilr.91 Table 3- 4:Number of Current Government Employees... ( Contd) ... JS-14,9s JtsJ Cal ,» ; a..51 jjaáf-w srS)IS `:rte `xJJ. - - s4 Js v Province y' .Y Sex Contract Workers Officials Total Employees Sex Male 2911 9116 120274:1:Jli Badakhshan Female 88 2924 30124:41-4, út'=': Total 2999 12040 15039 Ji Male 1580 7214 87944.9JU Takhar Female 97 1473 1570 +±+ ..)U+ Total 1677 8687 10364 Jj Male 2210 5809 8019ti+; _,li Kunduz Female 152 1472 1624+ Total 2362 7281 9643 Ji Male 903 2784 3687.-., jU Samangan Female 55 503 558 A:_.. Total 958 3287 4245 Ji Male 4964 9989 14953u;U

Balkh Female 382 6244 6626 4-I.4: i Total 5346 16233 21579Ji Male 989 3069 40581ijü .,:_ .ï Sar -e -Pul Female 95 808 903 J< Total 1084 3877 4961 Ji Male 1008 3722 47304 jU Ghor Female 24 141 165+ .).sue Total 1032 3863 4895 Ji Male 918 1979 2897aLjU 0:64u Daykundi Female 26 515 541 4:1.4. Total 944 2494 3438Ji Male 659 1872 2531443)ü .:;_.:. Urozgan Female 363 72 435 (Ig_i_)1 Total ' 1022 1944 2966Ji Male 578 1161 1739 ti+ _)1:3 J?tj Zabul Female 18 107 125+ Total 596 1268 1864J+ Male 2287 4459 6746.w-3 )lAliS Kandahar Female 155 586 741' Total 2442 5045 7487Ji au.)ü Male 3195 4682 7877 Jawzjan Female 178 2286 2464.4%4. c1L19,% Total 3373 6968 10341Ji Male 1697 5771 74684:Y...» Faryab Female 119 1586 1705 .4-41-.L. 4.)ti Total 1816 7357 9173Ji Male 1405 2513 3918ki JU Helmand Female 52 415 467 s+°1A Total 1457 2928 4385Jj Male 1084 1990 3074ti+)U Badghis Female 49 313 362 4:14:+-4, u 1-., Total 1133 2303 3436Ji Male 3344 9860 132044. jU a;:_.., Herat Female 437 5118 5555 iJA Total 3781 14978 18759Jsi Male 1055 2865 39204-1...)U Farah Female 109 525 634 A-1.1.&-z) .1) Total 1164 3390 4554Ji Male 630 910 15404+;..)li Nimroz Female 75 440 5151.:.. as.ry Total 705 1350 2055J,+ Source:Ministries and Departments

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 26 11"/%4 1.01111 440Laz eji,1 w n g -.r.K:1 Ministry and Department Psl'"' as 4A..,1 a,5 Table 3 -5: Number of Government Officialais ao;l w aAyl .6-)4-. y .si...).sat.a 4.11.4 91 '9.. :°- EmployeesaL, 'L'A-1' by Rank -2010- 11 aÿ ') s'el s ss9 w') .5ssi-° J6--'4-1`-`4-)'' Jsa Office of Administrative Total Unknown 21205 Rank 1023935 Rank90639 9 Rank20588 8 6 Rank 712516 7 Rank 618361 5 4sRank 444)20460 5 a EducationReligious Affairs and Haj 1000 23298 - 89398 - 18949 10287 7344 108 7951 199 7425534 4130 88 1415 38 599 19 104 32 1 171810 1037 liuil sl i" L:, jI DisabledAffairs,Labour andMartyrs Social and - 284 915 894 596 655 580 793 416 62 41 6 4 1 5247 il yl ss-ts.isi sl.il-S ,ksi Information and Culture - 66 55 136 49 307 571 803 442 80 74 12 5 1 2601 RepatriationRefugees Affairs and 153 - - - - 28 215 95 62 36 17 1 2 1 610 ) sl ,aa:tbl UrbanAffairs Development 72 - - 1 6 22 143 240 153 59 13 2 2 - - 713 »4s5? s)t-tsIJslslls-4 iliJi. le 3 -5: Number of Government Official ...( Contd ¿ ^i ).9A1...)1 0.1.491J u1,90 a _w MinistryWomen and Affairs Department Unknown ti" - Rank 10avJ a.r,1 20 Rank445J4-4-' 9 34 Rank¿J 8n..J 27 44-)"--91Rank 7 65 445J 4-.....1.Rank 6 82 445-)Rank 4 ;i 5 264 Rank 4 54aeJ a,sJ 4-,.1J-1 1 Rank 3 18 ' 4-.49.Rank 2 42 wJ s Rank 1 12 Over Rank i vii 2 Above RanlçOut ofwJ Rank Liig- 3 - Total 623Js+ e.pl / cul 3 j sh.> NationalDevelopmentRural Rehabilitation Defence & - 167 - 28 - 29 - 35 - 54230 43120 170 14 5414 44 7 14- 72 2 1 - 1 1245367 L41..4 it ßs16.) luaylS ell (FL CounterInterior AffairsNarcotics 1296 - - 2- 2- - 1 32 - 163 - 25- 29 - 7- ' 3- -2 - 1 1296267 jj)+ cs ''11s YsS.., c) aSd ik s .5ssS Academy of Science - - - 2 - 3 15 84 135 73 20 3 4 1 340 L,-.. ss3 CartographyGeodesy and Head Office 12 - - 4 33 42 132 156 74 16 9 1 1 481 4,lflyjIS s1 cs `-'W1.4.) s AttorneyCentral General Statistics 1 -9 27 - 384 4864 345102 46796 645115 39644 64042 40 8 20 3 -4 1 2611 549 e ju y }Syo 44 l.dl ejh1 41(.0.4 4.51 AntiG.I.AdministrationOrganization Corruption and of 49 34 81 14 8 - - 1 187 ,s »L°' ° ' 5j1'l I.A.ReformBribery and Civil ------5 8 ,ash'' ,5ÿv1 k,l 9,L..% °,I'I s11.` 14Jtt Service Commission 5 24 127 143 25 3 - - 1 1 337 y; -JB ÿ o v y 00 DepartmentDisaster Preparedness - - - 1 7 - 135 178 69 62 42 5 - 2 1 207 c¢J' LslasYt.)-11LAclii s s1 J, , -, .. 5i J j NationalControl and Environmental Audit Office 39 - - -4 1117 38 13 15221 12469 3085 42 -2 2 1 454226 e.1'ßß J4+.y1/44 NationalProtection Olympic Agency - - _- 5 8 97 35 38 45 13 3 1 1 1 247 Lf ,1' ssi- st ,..43:)_,..) ,..43:)_,..) KabulBanks Municipality(Government) 1100 - 29 - 61 7 4385 3993 28093 335153 39269 271108 2950 3039 42 1 - 1 14301885 vy11sJ , y' Jars AfghanSociety Red Crescent 864 ------864 4:3.1_, ,,Fll=1'°,s.ry431-iil 4.0 }ui IndependentHigh Court Directorate 351 - - 9 32796 245677 372625 1128999 705871 433523 135138 10036 67 9 10 1 31604697 6 JUI aSi. y;il1l'y,1 a .:.., Afghanof Local National Governance - - - - 2 19 52 25 5 2 2 - 1 108 Os1'i ' ;L il WulusStandards -e -Jirga Authority - 1 - - - - 8 48 87 109 19 17 6 3 1 1 299 aSy ,ris d IndependentMeshrano Jirga General - - - - - 6 14 53 8110 3217 106 6 1 2 1 133190 sl 4 eye,.., s.A, s'ss 41y _01 Source:Ministries Departmentkuand DirectorateDepartments Of Nomads ------30 53 - j JIB Number of Government Official Employees by Rank -2010 -11 11"A9 -Aii 4i J j.s,t !':JS°L° j.i.. p ûlß 100000 90639 9000080000 7000060000 5000040000 30000 20588 23935 21205 20000 11180 20143 20460 18361 12516 10000 87 218 321 1647 4629 0 Out of Rankit,- á trJ1 - Above Rank°yJ 39ita Over Rank 4 J t9. Rank$O (.9.1°l 1 A`?íJ a.vRank 2 4-.6J RankA-.4)1 3 4-?'J 4.J Rank 4 q J 4-°'"iRank 5 a,; J a.Rank 6 4-.6.)Rank 44 7 Rankav 8J 4..î1 Ranka,í J 4-.4P 9 Rank41 10 J a...J Unknown N1.-a3 1 wA'1 Ministry and Department tJI.°u any 1..1 Table3 -6: Number of Government Contract Workers4,-).1A-4:. _}3uß :i á any 4-SI J.1 > .i342t .9Jl.YJS ji ¢f.1,g.9SJlS 0.2 o.Liany 0144 4, 4),1 a.,k 4-y5 4 c', 4á_y 1°: P by Grade -2010 -11 a+y a. a,.1 _w 94 a y vs+ .ßh1 / ,....*)Iii Office of Administrative Affairs Total Unknown 11777 _ Grade 10 107_ Grade 921129 _ Grade 812773 _ Grade 714426 _ Grade 6 7406 16 Grade 5 5509 82 by a.Grade 4 4810 127 Grade 3 5341265 Grade 2 2430 150 any sGrade 1 94824 Over Grade 675 7 87331Total 671Jj ,...lip ail sihl .11)1t ji; ForeignEconomy Affairs _- _- _- 134_ 156 _ 30 - 39- 63- 66- 84 - 3- - 1 286290 Jilt .3,3:Ise4 t....581 FinanceJustice 122 - - 23 - 480528 391373 47- 52 - 6- -2 - - - 1123901 or.11c.04. TransportAffairsFrontiers, and Ethnics Civil Aviation and Tribes 1438 - - 111 - 124120 9448 6141 4481 4652 140102 3222 53 _- 2095469 y..)4. £i li+,lti,JkiL..:11y+91 J Iy - 1 Water & Power _ _ _ 240 254 95 489 95 122 89 67 26 1477 li.? . . I LivestockAgriculture,IrrigationMines and 1014 - - 21- 2491 48 1411 71 297 - 328 - 365 - 478 - 435 - 314 - 354 - 39023725 sl.ri.,l lflJ 94 ,) , u:I.ts ..i:AS N PublicHigher Works Education 1730 - -_ -_ 636 _ 956 _ -_ -_ _ -_ -_ -_ _ 15921730 ,_IS ..1 },J.,1 etL yl,i CommunicationPublicCommerce Health and Industries and Information 4528 _ -7 72_ 163 _ 177_ 556 _ 306 _ 367 _ 598 _ 244 _ 87_ 101 _- 45282678 yNt,.a,l s thy. 1416 Lei= Technology gy 2- - - 261 699 - - - - 11- - - 960 ,si i135:14-11-4A-4 "lyt-. EducationReligious Affairs and Haj - 18151 783 127 5861701 2247 1003 735 164 3 3 1 5779 ,+h,I ,I c... ,1_.1 ji Labour and Social Affairs, Martyrs - - 4680 1069 788 936 552 185 67 1 Informationand Disabled and Culture - 62 - 12460 27977 31839 417373 142267 214216 346190 13093 47 15 12- 32290+y16101811 ,1 J:41 -1, "1,, j .s ji ,i L- 1.11.1 ,1,15 UrbanRepatriation Development and Refugees Affairs Affairs 22- - - 20 - 81- 12745 10953 5479 9255 102 4 67 4 103 - 617400 ,_h,5+,.1.. ,Jh,1, _i»..)tW ..l I,II, 4 Table 3 -6: Number of Government Contract Workers ...( Contd P,I. -1, 4.áJ.14° .l 4.iJ.14 . 4+.9.14-mí1 4+9.14.,1 4.J .14° 4÷J.1 ^°: Y' J.4.444+9.14.4.9.1 JLS 4.)..9l c5 úJ.1 (39i cr~Vsi 3,., a a,.0.1 ; 4.l01 4.19.4 y-w .1 RuralWomen Rehabilitation Affairs & Ministry and Department Unknown _ Grade 10 _ Grade 9 _ Grade 8 _ Grade 7 46 Grade 6 15 úJ.1 a.0Grade 5 35 4+J.14.J,liGrade 4 43 Grade 3 101 Grade 2 11 Grade 1 Over Grade Total 251Jsâ 0 9I .1I I X9)j, ,J.3L., InteriorNationalDevelopment Affairs Defence 1867 - - 1189 - 347264 120340 _ 310 _- 294 _- 253 - 135 _- 251 - 53-- 19-- 29711867604 IJ<,I 4:'_916.9 l .1y tom. AcademyCounter Narcotics of Science - - - -- _ 2026 43 3 2612- 3326 44-7 -6- -- 1 119128 cSJJ 4.131.J.»; .5S.r ee.1LSI ysic.'9-t ,v9,5 4-1; AttorneyOfficeGeodesy andGeneral Cartography Head _- _- 62_- 77928 - -87 10 12 4 102 22 15460 66- 8- - 1129193 4591IJ9;J15 J14.3:14. s:% .91 .11 4.11,;9.1 4,1 G.I.AdministrationCentral Statistics Organization of Anti - _ 42 1 31 14- 9 17 61 4 - - 179 aJUI 4.35 J° 4L1 JI .1I I.A.ReformCorruption andand BriberyCivil Service - - - 4212 3887 ------9980 cF- J sil s1 y-°I tJ1 .1I .91.11r DisasterCommission Preparedness Department - - 35- 49 - 14- - - 98 `a,.:-.4.4 JI,L,; ii.9..1:%40 "..1,1..) 4-5:1)4'4 SyL tJ M - - - -2 - - - 12 - - 091.11 NationalControl Environmental and Audit Office Protection 50 - - - 1 27 - 35 4 - 2 100 23 127 - - 53 (f JUI vida v..ß1.. ,,I J,9I6 JL A3lt NationalAgency Olympic Department - _- -5 - - 33 - 46 11 14 -3 - 222112 û.9l J9}"' i ca'J 0i? Jj AfghanKabulBanks Municipality(Government) Red Crescent Society 521408 - 38 _ 10336 70954 1329 70 _ 92859_ 1040 42 _ 38823 417 16 176_12 7412 34 9 5131521846 4:4 9911= 4 11-,o tSJW ch,1 ç,JISJ4;¢ s Jai GovernanceIndependentHigh Court Directorate of Local 48 - - 347 _- 6151- 143540 37534 5131 32072 - 381555 - 5476 72-9 -4- 1442 . JI .114.51,Lí 9ií=_9 J1 13:1J 4-44-.. WulusAuthorityAfghan -e National -Jirga Standards _- - - 25 -2 75 5 119 18 33 6 19 8 5511 -3 - 1782}i.311 50 .91.11 .19,;;.., c41a 3.1..í1.:.é1 s Meshrano Jirga - - 42 24 34 20 26 2 - 148 al..» 9.11.9 1" Source:Ministries and OfIndependentDepartments Nomads General Directorate 27- - -- 7- -8 - 1 9 - 9 - - 61 il s ú SJI.)I ,,.,49 JI,LuSJh4i9'JIJ9 .04..A Table 3 -7: Government Official , wAq- 4 45_15 ).k) JI.t+i 0.4 .1 jo.41 gi,JJ.aL. 014.41 ,pias lj Employees by Sex and Level of Education -2010- 11 :v Ministry and Department Male Sex Unkno 11332sl..au sr)pvt Sch ,s-r 399 Primary Sch 42558sri Techen Sch sr' cs}iJ-' 275 Vocational`s5-"14-"15.4 1802 HighSch 4Jl1S.? ti.»; 4 sl5.0Uper H.S BABSC u 3L.y1 A Uper.BA _,MSC L 1 ' ÿ.ßl.. PH.DI J jSyj Total Ji 41.1):3L »4 bJhl I: j j j Office of Administrative Total MaleFemale 2781 214 10312 4 21 - 30 2309896057 233 1052619657 29 171296000225 830 71 254727023 2282913 19281453115 4uJ1:1 Jai Affairs Female - - 1 - - -- 16 2 9 - I 2 1 56630 -,..,4J aril JJ; óJ141 Economy Affairs MaleFemaleMale - -- -4 - - 10716658 3027 4 436182 5 16- 9130 4 15- 679427 71 414Jli ,LAI Forei Female - 9- -- - - 9 2 76 - 7 -1 94 .;,.:.4uJh J_ At su Justice FemalesMale - 25 2 - - 1045 105 307 - 18 1510 41J1.1 . Finance FemaleMale - 22 - 45 8 -- - 340922580 249 172 8734328 - 5422 2- 4654295114 41:'4uJLi4,:1 TribesFrontiers, Affairs Ethnics and FemaleMale - 183 - - - 46045 77 1 75 I - 8 - 63850 4-141.,,49JU "Lta-ii,1s-4.ii,y41,...», AviationTransport and Civil Male 237 11 - 10- - 1 5- 1059 212 43 1 - 5 1 2- 1574 414JU 1111, ío'19!°91 u JAL -61ÿ Water & Power FemaleMaleFemale 18711 40 - 82 - 150 - 14010- 280010994 200 104 15030 4510- 20100 - 3894 111 4uJli4+ h y,,ly,,l Mines Male 808 -5 46 - - 1 - 586 123 1 305 49 136 - 2059200 49..»,4 LivestockAgriculture,Irrigation and FemaleMale 4512415 - 37 9 -- - 2189203107 275 5 1821 1225 682 54 5 3- 4462369 4:4144.i,JU 5J1.iIL<9I JJJJ!sl , tr'JS ; Higher Education FemaleMale ------1022294 20729 1725337 25 - 109915 4 146 54 4015 774202 4u.JU4 J _LIS e4j11y1 Public Works FemaleMale - - 15 -- 21- 56372 19 1 59 6 141- 47 8 -2 73089 4i?J.4 ,-. .4-4. y1ÿ Commerce and Industries MaleFemaleMale 7601 - 26- 168 8 24- 37 6 1800220 117 2 229 12 - 54 4 -3 2458252 4:9):1A.44tiJl' yuLLet I Lugl, Public Health Female 2304 - - -1 ------23047601 4,,, CommunicationInformation Technology and FemaleMale - 1 122 1151 - 153 209954 107 2 8616 - 15 1- - 1241245 41:L44u,Ju sJ 414..'I ú1y4.o Table 3 -7:Government Official Emaolvees ...1 Contd ? y!"w g+lJ,g.l.. 91.1 419.1 > : 0.A.11 rJ,9.Li V -w Ministry and Department Male Sex Unknown r9k°U 4?+jy Lr *"'" pvt Sch 69 Primary Sch 9JW ß.1°i 17 trv99 Techen Sch t5Jàj Vocationalj51'"'14-)j15 HighSch i'? JY"' 737 `;J9; ?J91?'Uper H.S 105 BABSC L 62 ti -3' `)'L'91'Uper.BA MSC JAL° PH.DIJ99 2 Total 994J9, tii,JL; eJhl I'JI j' ReligiousEducation Affairs and Haj MaleFemale - - 41737 - - - 66802 41 15427 - 4710 2 - 455 -2 - 129131 43 ti:J:1°,,c.': jiliilil .11.1j1may, Labour and Social Affairs MaleFemale - - 10248 - -5 9- 174942689 10248 25 4661 50 56- 2812 - 426792846 4:1:J.5aim 911 ,9_49. i9'91JIS Martyrs and Disabled MaleFemale 364 - - 77 - 29 - 103 2 2379 7 7 156 3 3 - 1 22412401 41;JUaim 341964 Information and Culture Female 27 60 4 58 - 4 100697 45394 25486 30 47 37 - 360 41/411+ß 1a j ji ulL`.lbl AffairsRepatriation and Refugees FemaleMale - 12 1 3 - - 475 60 31 1 19- - - - 54565 +;44:Jli sJ9 9'r "IJy111i,5 Urban Development Affairs FemaleMale - 31 2 -4 -2 34 - 26044 60 2 2294 69 - 2957 -3 61499 c1/411-;`::J» 9J4 919JYJL Women Affairs FemaleMale - -3 -- - -- 333178 186 6411 - 63 - 1 422201 4;1; .k,U 9J49 N DevelopmentRural Rehabilitation & FemaleMale - -6 -17 - - 69272 95 6 287 13 - 56 - - 1 1154 91 44P ; ,I `' I`J 1-.34 s National Defence MaleFemale 1253 10- - 88- - - 21738 -7 -7 - - - 125332938 a,,IJ+`LL:J:1ti?JU tom° Interior Affairs Female 5443 - -- - - 79- - - - -8 - 43 441._» IA, 9:P.J.J Counter Narcotics FemaleMale - - - -5 - 10 20 - 92 4 - - - 253 14 4-3)4' 4.L1-Ly,'S.y1 aÿ,; Academy of Science FemaleMale - - -6 - -6 1653 -3 114 28 - 95 8 5 1 28753 .;.c..,44v:JL BSI J° JIG HeadGeodesy Office and Cartography FemaleMale 12- - 4 - 151 3 14745 44 3 51 2 -- 14 1 - 42358 a4u13 , . ysil wiI_SyJIS,I 4.1u9? c:...4..) Attorney General FemaleMale - 34 2 51 - 32- - 1 1197138 55 2 1000 73 - 25 - - 1 2395216 43"4,44,JU ,Jhi 4.1193 Jh 431 Table 3 -7:GovernmentMinistry Officialand Department Emnolvees ...( Contd Sex Unknown (91..t; Urlpvt Lr°.s Sch s.rè ..t+l jr: Lss+Y c. ..)s t )sue vJs;14.j. (" tiJ.: cr6 . I- I..)ss'.. r. .j.sAL. ,sl.1 CAI ja aJ9; 4134+ v -r OrganizationCentral Statistics FemaleMale - - Primary Sch 1 Techen Sch - Vocational - HighSch 36072 Uper H.S 26 3 BABSC 70 6 Uper.BA - MSC 10 PH.D 1 Total 46881 d1.1l.:)wuu4 jSy. ;L dl G.I.Administration of Anti Male 10- - - - - 45 15 86 - _ 1 - 157 °hI I.A.ReformCorruption and and Civil Bribery MaleFemale -2 1- 12 - - 6310 18 1 155 15 - 25 - 3- 266 ,,ÿwi>. a i j^' °r.' hl sil °iI3I DisasterService Preparedness Commission MaleFemale ------I 9220 36 4 6640 - 47 - 19971 JaiyJü U 14. I 4)411' c s l 1.il i.i .°I 49h1 ùT ^C JIB Department Female - - - - - 8 - - - - - 8 -,.4_, Control and Audit Office Male - - - 1 - 2 65 20 105 2 11 2 207 4:L.4:L.41-.,4403 31 I Female - - 1 - - 13 - 5 1 19 JSY ProtectionNational Environmental Agency FemaleMale 35 2 5 - 20 16311 506 13417 - 9- - 41836 4:1:.1.:,-.;aLJU , tt DepartmentNational Olympic Male 43 3 - 17- - - 138 18 26 1 - 1- - 233 ayü ,iii ß-'J9#" 91 0339)?°,hI Banks (Government) MaleFemale ------1045 9 117 - 362 - 25 - - 1 1550 1430, v,ju M Female 182 - Kabul Municipality FemaleMale - 11- 27 6- 4- 43 - 1 11l841 9935 169114 4 11- 99 4 - 1304335126 4:4:'''?.;,;ayü ,14,,) 19J dis Afghan Red Crescent Male 700 ------4:1:.u1:1 Society Female 164 ------164700 a,;:, . 4:4' tr11.` 4,14. °y° lkil High Court FemaleMale 44 - 28- 31 - -- - 1316 69 - 825 3- 1871181 - 318 - 8- 3- 4400297 4:4L?a:jU 4....5.14 `° LocalIndependent Governance Directorate of FemaleMale -3- -6 -- - 1213 - 99850 267 6 587 4 24 - -5 -- 3100 60 4:34:,-,i.a;,ju °JhI ,111.4, 9;9;1I 91 14a n Afghan National Standards Male 43 11 38 2 97 zJNS.,. Authority MaleFemale - - - - - 100 3 3 116 4 - 1 13 1 - 11 ALtL.a;;Jl:,- -» °j1'1 ùß+I Wulus -e -Jirga Female - - - - - 15 27 1 25 1 I - 25742 a;:L:.: any, 49 MeshranoIndependent Jirga General MaleFemale - 2- 2- i - -2 106 6612 182 1 211958 - 37 -- 13115337 kjU gy,,9ily. Source:Ministries and DirectorateDepartments Of Nomads Female - - - - - 2 - - - - - 2 &u ..A-14.L4? 491 tJ!°'°9J <9 <9S 1.9 ,411)14,&.,1 :34 wn4- t:+ti9+Aq sJS J1 c.r&,: 9.i1JSJ1S919.1.-199SJLt 0:1LAsi 91a'64.9.1 > :n _w j4 Ministry and Department SexTable 3 -8: Number of Government ContractUnknown Workers byi' Sex and Level of Education -2010L' -11 s.A s bUneducated °' , pvt994' Sch °rd Primary44.&3_,J. .43 Sch -ei Techen Sch 99 JAY aS""^'Vocational I,. A High Sch t:Ú91. v19í 1IJil College ti99< 91 Uper BA Total J9. Office of Administrative Total MaleFemaleMale 441195548 21353 1526119 7126335 61 6210440474 107 17 25 - 4072134 38 8 -4 793897942641 4yJu4:1/2.,L4, +JU J; Affairs Female - - 13 14 - - 3 - - 1 30 434.&-,st, 1)4 s11 Economy y FemaleMale - 16524 16 1 607 - - 16 - 25832 4';C'Ï'u.4_» 1 Foreign Affairs FemaleMale 13- 139 9 -2 101 2 - - 182- - - 273 13 A:9.&-;A. jU 994 .343 i Justice MaleFemale 124 - 49351757 191 - 291145 12 17- 23 - 2024 - 4- - 101783269 4:9)3444,._» v4y FinanceFrontiers, Ethnics and Tribes MaleFemale 432 2 75 6 6 16 - 1 - - 432106 a;1/41)U4';' 441° Affairs Female 1431 37 ------37 4:L..3.&-,;. s9>Ls19,99s 9 M Transport and Civil Aviation MaleMaleFemale 7 1050489 38 192 - 10014030 ------20201382 75 4ujU4':4uU ". .uh 1ya91' JJ j, 1;6;,y91yy1 WaterMines & Power MaleFemale 1028 - 1422 70 26125 669 52 - - 87 - - - 3519 95 4:1,3_»44L , LivestockAgriculture,Irrigation and FemaleMaleFemale - 1330 4186 7602141 1696 5464 - - 15- - - 3786206116 49.äW.c13.)11,4:44 s9111-919199'91 Higher Education FemaleMale 1447283 ------1447283 41/41&.:.4u,ti 9-S e '1.3,Jy3 Public Works FemaleMale - 1235 61 - 225 - 6010- - - - 1 - - 1521 71 .c9.&-;4u,U ;mot= y1i Commerce and Industries FemaleMale - 1760 81 31320 414 34 27 1 2 24 2 - - 2540 138 `C9&44u,ti j'- 91 sj51 .1_., Public Health FemaleMale 3603925 ------3603925 42Y.Ju4i:JU X99 t< InformationCommunication Technology and FemaleMale - 60855 37- 195 17 - - 45 1 -2 - 88773 44.1".49 s_5,4 .4 lxt, Table 3 -8: Number of Government Contract Workers...( Contd PSaa.°u ,0-:,3_114 Lf.°.1 4-'3_114 ° ,1_)91S-.' t:.)91S ! U.)9¡ L >9 Uj9 91 c16 J9 4.6.1.491J C19> > : 0..1A,,J,9sá A -1" Ministry and Department Male Sex Unknown Lsf S "_SUneducated ".1J 1352 pvt Sch 3909 Primary Sch 491 :" Techen4y99W Sch aiiY Vocational High Sch College Uper BA Total5752 `e1/4u1"a oJhl / JIJ9 Religious Affairs andHaj MaleFemale 28889 - 11 11 5 ------28889 27 `:`=Ju4:'..'"4 jiu91,1 °alJ1 Education MaleFemale 3401 - - 18- - - -6 - - 34011343 9< MartyrsLabour and and Social Disabled Affairs Female - 1283367 7036 30 - - 1 - - 468 a;J I°9J1,9.)19'91J1S 9991 Information and Culture FemaleMale 460 18 61297 12741 16144 5 - 42 31 8 -- 1398212 dlv JU ., ) 9 I úlzl Repatriation and Refugees Male - 124 102 126 ------352 ayJU I J9919$ 1 I Affairs MaleFemale 341 - 178 8 12 8 2728 - - - - - 55448 4lLi.wcuJU 99,99. t, 9J1$ 919.)9?.) UrbanWomen Development Affairs Affairs MaleFemale 29 - 16523 - 1 10------16563 A l'L4:9-» 9J1,9 M Rural Rehabilitation & MaleFemale - ) 86 ------57086 441-)1-5a lz J 1-):' DevelopmentNational Defence MaleFemale 249048134 ------2490 34 44'''`JU fly ,l , Interior Affairs MaleFemale 1701 ------1701481 °',)c^"J»°'; 'Ï '' 9J1, 9JJS tu' ° Counter Narcotics MaleFemale 125166 ------125166 4.^;-» ,fJl,,°' i,I J9y 9S9's 4Sa Academy of Science MaleFemale -3 1654- - 32-6 - - 7-4 - - 2693 3 avá.J4:1? -» °.11SI y°ylo Geodesy and Cartography MaleFemale 173 ------173 4:9.&-.;?a4JU s91,If9'JIS 91 S.ß'9" HeadAttorney Office General FemaleMale 20- 985 70- - 40-- -- - 34 - - - 1059 2070 v1á44:9Ju "JhI 193)1 û9l LJ Table 3 -8: Number of Government Contract Workers...( Contd e "U s..tS c51í b J e1.J tom"'""' 1?.J9i5.;+ V91S`' 911>SJI1 9I 9S`'99SJ1S 02L4si 41U-9i 90 LyiL 3 J9,j 9Ia 49.a t: 4AIJI Jj.Li A _1..1 Ministry and Department Male Sex Unknown Uneducated 44 99pvt f°9° Sch 30 Primary Sch 99W 4r' 90 Techen4+y99 ' Schû99Y Vocational High Sch I `J9: V)9ü".1 College Uper BA Total 165 414)Uu., . ju / J1t, j1.11_39 s .... SU° Central Statistics Organization Female - 10 - 3 - - 1 - - 1 14 4iú L ,Udi CorruptionG.LAdministrationofAnti and Bribery FemaleMale 103 29 - -5 26 - - - -6 - - 7010 ai)U o)i.)1 I.A.ReformDisasterCommission Preparednessand Civil Service MaleFemale - 5493 6 23 - 16- -_ __ 2-_ -_ -_ 9593 6 a;.,;.L.41)U41;)U _,:,,,14.1.&. ,s1., _0 ÿ..:2A -1,5 ju s041- s-'3L9y 94! s1 ,:J.9.!' .( SCI, J19 Department Female - 2 11- 1 - - - 1 - -- 1 3 sj)+ ,, "'"4.j Male 36 49 4i;)U NationalControl Environmental and Audit Office MaleFemale 50- 32 - -3 80 1 - - - - - 162 4 41;)U ,)i.) ,)iii u:,» l.., 9 J9i ProtectionNational Olympic Agency Department FemaleMale 107 -5 20 - - 40 ------10760 5 44.,=24i,)U 4ß )9,. 91 ,3"'.39J t "WSJ 4 Banks (Government) Male - 1 380 - 165 - 231 - - - 11- - 1 - 788 41;)U 44:,1-.: Az VZ Kabul Municipality FemaleMale - 4162 9143 38061 6 38539 8 - - 13- - - 4940 191 58 4;;;'4i)U ., - ',, X19) J4is Afghan Red Crescent Society FemaleMale 47843 ------478 43 41,)Úd41;)U .., 44 4.1.c. ..:32,14.. oi. `3I Male 22 1644 - 56 - 1722 4:1...1.&-A via'. High Court Female - 60 - 107 - -6 - -7 - - 1398 60 4,)U e _9:3_,.;t1 LocalIndependent Governance Directorate of MaleFemale 3173250 689 7 272 3 2 - - - - - 5044 4 , , 1^ 9Ja LjL'W1l sl AuthorityAfghanWulus -e National -Jirga Standards FemaleMale 265 ------265 - 41;)U4)U )LI L),.i.. 4^ 43y 9 MaleFemale 46 93 - - 32- - - 4- - - 12946 44441 )U 4- J»9:,1r'-. Meshrano Jirga Female - 12 - 17 - - - 1 - - 1 19 44uu Source:Ministries and DirectorateIndependentDepartments Of General Nomads FemaleMale -5 53 ------56 5 491 Ll9--,-,9J43319S , ..4) ,z11p1,y0 J1 J9 at 1 pl 4i'j1,3j4 Js.s4.4j ayss,} JALs js Table 3 -9: Numberof Government Employees Who LeftJob by Ministryand Department Ministry and Depailment 1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 e,hl /'jhs Total 936 552 714 J_55 Office of Administrative Affairs - - - 'J c591-SJhI -)JJ Economy 9 - 6 aL,oí §I Foreign Affairs - - 7 , _54 ive-3 Justice 30 16 24 41.c Finance 276 157

Frontiers, Ethnics andTribes Affairs 2 - 1056° 3J491,)-3491s4°9s °J3.91° Transport and Civil Aviation - 17 - 4.'e 1Ja91 " .Jy-.,1 ÿ Water & Power - - - U,:5,..54,51..54..51 Mines 14 39 25 s Agriculture,Irrigation and Livestock 18 - - cS Jul-.31 Yi -i4 1 ' v' }S Higher Education - 8 - s-A 0'.3.9 _5s1 Public Works 5 - 8 ,Lc' y1.9i Commerce and Industries - - 7 y.4.1-1-= y1 (.SJKhyy Public Health - - - I JJ Lel-a Communication and Information Technology 27 - 47 ajj)Uk y-Ley1,.0,1 c:JIJ. Religious Affairs and Haj 3 - 17 t+Isy1 j ,.51.-t J1 Education - 79 88 ,....4_14. Labour and Social Affairs,Martyrs and Disabled - - 63 j ij1 .o 91 ..511-1,14,1 , 9_54,ji1Ip, J115 Information and Culture 55 41 il c1L1 Repatriation and Refugees 47_).i Affairs - - 16 s.Jli 3s 1 I.5llyaS Urban Development Affairs 1 - 6 sjt s19-79?.J

Afghanistan StatisticalYearbook 2010 -11 37 1 Y' A 90,11Lí r,g}il.uma l jli.rúl 91 Table 3 -9:Number of Government Employees ...( Contd cslLm.s+4..;JALa : 4.41.31 Jsy q -w Ministry and Department 1389 1388 1387 ejhl /,jhs 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Women Affairs 20 - 10 sJhs

Rural Rehabilitation & Development 108 - 57 fly il ,..rlst&- J Lv.1y015

National Defence 15 - - tts°

Interior Affairs - 8 - sJh JiuiS

Counter Narcotics 30 - - cSij+,.0:1l.asy -Ai" 4-11

Academy of Science - - 1 4...a51 s°s.

Geodesy and Cartography Head Office - 5 8 ',:3-,1-..,J cs.si.,,,ilJAsJIS 91 4.J='es

Attorney General 154 62 91 e,l.il cr11yJ4 45_,1

Central Statistics Organization 6 4 6 eJhl ,jj- 44.1:.al

G.I.Administration of Anti Corruption and ",1.13,41=.; 5A.1.3.1 .,.) ai1.. Dyy .1..i 4I.11 7 3 2 Bribery e_).1

I.A.Reform and Civil Service Commission 13 15 11 CJ S Jl j41%....%:,. AL il ila.).l 4j1.11

Disaster Preparedness Department 1 - 5 L-64.)J cs.JL}. J1 jjt yr.vlyy

Control and Audit Office 1 4 1 e jhl jtiais sl Ss.r'15

National Environmental Protection Agency 10 13 - DJU 41° L JL,»

National Olympic Department - - - -,.... cj cL1.» il:,..5s.J 4.5:','

Banks (Government) 33 5 8 4,sS+Ls-

Kabul Municipality 30 24 22 4-1lss_ JLS

Afghan Red Crescent Society - - 8 4.11,541c. 4..,....,-1...,.., ,s,..».. ,....,1_;i1

High Court 26 26 18 4,5,..- DJ,.Y

Independent Directorate of Local Governance 32 16 31 e Jul aSlyh 93sjt ji 33.41 a..,

Meshrano Jirga - 4 8 Aly..i. y.

Afghan National Standards Authority 10 2 - ejhlJ.11.. 1.. jls.,6t,,;l

Independent General Directorate Of Nomads - 4 - ,- ,..,fis J1 il ssl case iJh ii5

Source:Ministries and Departments tSJhl .3ItiJ'JIJ JW

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 38 I 1'01 0111.5 w n g-. á c5..4S bk.) -94...)904.94-94 JJ1-41 (5944 cIS bJ4 9.5-0 uJ1ij :. -r L},9.+ Table 3 -10: Number of New Officials in Ministry, Department byLevel of Education -2010 -11 Iats9' osa Ministry and Department ,, j ejlal / cLuI High SchCollegeBA/BSC`VMSC PH.D Total Total 2407 1096 1496 30 - 5029 J.,5

Office of Administrative Affairs 8 2 22 1 - 33 c-,.... csji uhl a..Uh

Economy 4 2 13 - - 19 zl...Ziil

Foreign Affairs 9 3 27 1 - 40 yjt y.43.

Justice 132 16 18 - - 166

Finance 54 16 1 78 - 149 , L-

Frontiers, Ethnics and Tribes Affairs 13 2 3 - - 18 9JL. 9 SLi.1r°ii,919 -..-

Transport and Civil Aviation 17 5 12 1 - 35 .i4 i'lyA jl J9 Iy

Water & Power 36 32 42 2 - 112 yyl.g?yl

Mines 4 3 9 - - 16 J:15

Agriculture,Irrigation and Livestock 25 20 109 1 - 155 cgJlall.il 91fJ14,1 c _)5

Higher Education 12 2 59 3 - 76 s-JS e -'..)s a l

Public Works 11 5 4 1 - 21 cr°tz -IS9

Commerce and Industries 24 5 4 3 - 36 s:-1-. ,1 s gt

Public Health 69 85 82 - - 236 I j.j 1-c,

Communication and Information Technology 7 1 6 - - 14 csj.sll;5,1 40SL4...e,l uI jM..

Religious Affairs and Haj 4 2 2 - - 8 s9L'+yl il v.. ciW_)l

Education 572 519 349 4 - 1444 cry,

Labour and Social Affairs, Martyrs 107 and Disabled 84 25 1 - 217 Jí1. -.'I ,I.y-1 c yJiy,31ÿ yIIS

Information and Culture 23 4 16 - - 43 ,_.1,1.yi j1 "ti.%11..I

Repatriation and Refugees Affairs 3 - 4 - - 7 j hi i.1.1. ...1 jliI

Urban Development Affairs 6 1 5 - - 12 j,)1.-7. y1' j.Y_)L.,

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 39 I w n g toin.sjiit,.d1 CA...,,t14 Table 3 -10: Number of New Officials ...( Contd ) ..r.. J.sLkijka>l4.1 : 4.41a1 J94 -w 14.)915.-.1 L0914 v9' .61 -4 Jet° I_LgiZ J9+ Ministry and Department . JI.AI Jl *i High SchCollegeBA/BSCMSC PH.DTotal

Women Affairs 6 - 6 - - 12 9J4y.:

Rural Rehabilitation & Development 1 10 - 14 - - 24 1J, it 43,4 %)1÷.49:AS

National Defence 7 1 - - - 8 ttir Interior Affairs 8 1 1 - - 10 9k si+.i yS

Counter Narcotics 4 2 18 1 - 25 s_:J1y ys it js.r 9SS' v; a.ú;

Academy of Science 1 - 4 - - 5 ,,,VLSI 9..9ík Geodesy and Cartography Head 4 1 Office 3 - - 8 ` : "..:J 491 4,09I JA911JIL ' 43='

Attorney General 14 5 37 1 - 57 0j1.l1 4.1I9'J1.1. 4,1

Central Statistics Organization 4 - 2 - - 6 aJhl 4 j5 yo vid...... l

G.I.Administration of Anti i9' 1" s ÿ5I ÿ,. s j Jh,oJ , J.., .1L.ó sjhl 2 2 16 - - 20 Corruption and Bribery . ju 1< J11.. I.A.Reform and Civil Service Commission 2 2 10 1 - 15 ú9,...s,11_,L,ciÿßv.y ,1yti= 1..014JIzI

Disaster Preparedness Department - - 3 - - 3 ,..,J s.jJL?ÁSI coJIi. 44`''''IJ9J..1 94:;

Control and Audit Office 3 - 3 - - 6 eJhl u.V.Iii 9I di_ National Environmental Protection 4 1 Agency 16 1 - 22 , J1.il JL,yuL

National Olympic Department - - 1 - - 1 ,.,4.J 469l J9;" 91 c...J9J li114

Banks (Government) 16 5 8 4 - 33 49Si1-., GIs.

Kabul Municipality 6 11 24 - - 41 criISJL'' J,u

Afghan Red Crescent Society 18 3 5 1 - 27 all; vita L° sJW t_;_il

High Court 17 21 254 - -292..e Independent Directorate of Local 11 Governance 8 17 - - 36 o CI aSl9 ,j3gil S I9J:I w

National Security Department 1105 218 155 2 - 1480 L'-'1--4.1ic6J1 t°Cu;. 1 President Protection Department 15 1 2 - - 18 oJhl c,351.,,,) Li4i J9d °-

Election Commission - - 1 - - 1 ú, :.°: A'-SIy1tyL,Lü 1

Meshrano Jirga 3 1 2 - - 6 AI j,.,.. 93l.""

Presidential 4 - - - - 4 ,-,1.1._.) coJ9ea+

Afghan National Standards Authority 1 3 3 - - 7 oJl. lJi:,... 4.1.. vü.. hwl Wulus -e -Jirga 1 1 2 - - 4 &.Y X19 Independent General Directorate Of Nomads 1 - - - - 1 .',..,LJ all ...91i& 91 4691 Cur-9J1; j jS Source:Ministries and Departments JlZl ai,lJs:.$).,

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 40 11" /01 u.1.11.5 ,.9; iLal Vl"s4.últ91.1 N N W O Ó Ó Ó Ó Ó Ó

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 w n g u.111.5 4.11..144&I 1r A 4 JI S.J.9.kJ° ,55:13 j1í3 9L+W,1 4011_04.9.1 11 -1%154 Table3 -11: Wages and Salaries in Public Construction Companies -2010 -11

1 J; ,,:. °Jv " 1.9 91 c5J9'J° c»9.tSJ11cLJ k4 ,S c.:...11,..1., 4.1 l;.ilá i___ü Construction Company I eAyS 11.0.4» .93 1.1.0

Average Paid Wage & No. of Monthly Salary Salary Staff Afs Afs

Afghani Construction Company 43686814620 130 '.4slsu.s,, s:'1,' a:11..4'

Banaey Construction Company 5763 11549096 167 c-:6yÿsii.1'1'h'

Education Construction Cpmpany 8293 6468876 65 "Syÿ slsay .r31's' c,ljJj s'

Housing Construction Company 5574 14780984 221 Li ism s019' s .)ss'

Helmand Construction Company 5449 392328 6 ß.yÿ slsa_p s:II'i

Spicialized Agriculture Construction Company 6765 1948224 24cLIS,y 0--=1--,,a--1.3.1.3..a, s01's' ',-",,A3.5" ss'

Electrcity Affairs Construction Company 752028606240 317 cL6yW iii..).. ..97.61"i "1-1"o4"

Road Construction& Maintanance Company 6644 106270248 1333 yL. ,..,.131-,i1 .fis as, iiS ..r,'

Source : Government Construction Companies 91sa.11%

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 41 11" A 402.S 4,¢}ild.aa) t jL"u Aúl w9) J I t' A 9 - Js..'. 4,jiio J.54.95 JW 9L x.11 1 j.1.1 919.1.9+ };31X9.1 :1 t- r J9.1i Table 3 -12: Number of staff in Government Construction Companies- 2010 -11

Js .919'l SJ I1 54±1.}' 9995 s_»:...,31 cr9JJ1S .5--a''''-)1 99SJ-

Construction Company .94.A ...93.1.1».9981,4 TotalAdministrativeEngineers & Labour Technicians staff Staff

Total 2291 713 255 1323 c,19ä

Afghani Construction Company 130 93 25 12 $y ili.ls 9i1'9',..sWh BanaeyConstruction Company 167 78 38 51 J's19Jy _}.?31-'9.' u ' Education Construction Company 93 46 28 19 uSJ.ffi 91jJ0.? 9iJ.'9.' "IJ j9 oia9» Housing Construction Company 221 60 20 141 üSJ.9 91y,y. y?:+h_e v'9JY. J9S" Helmand Construction Company 6 6 úSJ 919_a9 9i;h9p 2

Spicialized Agriculture Construction Company 24 11 13 úSJ.t L.,_-Li ,19JY _,,,,.)1,_,oJlai ,fisJS Electrcity Affairs Construction Company 317 76 41 200 iüJ. 91JJP- 9:61'9' li.:'y, Hygience and cure of the Road Construction company 1333 343 90 900 üSJ. 1- j1 919Jy 939S JW-' Source :Government Construction Companies

Tn 1 9.1.1 Number of workers in the Govenment Construction Companies- 2010 -11

1400 13,33

1200

1000L

800

600

400'- -- 317 221 167 2001h- - 6 24 0 - meseJerser ,_.:,llau y-9uy uJIJJ yyJw ,-4,'JIJJY I JIJJY Y'uy ,..L,4- l?02J2 299Y9' 7.1JJ1,' Y'2}í ' °L2 .3:02J2 ú9U9 2 ,,,:._152 _11_1_13? S...212.)2 sL'Y. Wail ...4.1_13,,Sl" Afghani Construction kZ ,4..)--t JljJJ° 4J' 9199» "Sr° J'.,-- L°I919Jr: J' Hygience and WSJ' Company Banaey Construction Education Housing Construction Helmand Construction Spicialized Agricultural Electricity Offair Cure of the Roads Company Construction Company Company Company Construction Company Construction company Construction Company

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 42 1r n q vas9.At.aai 6>.14.01.41i4 Education structure :J9J 9) 09.9 < According to new survey which was conducted by the L-'JIJ9 cs9,t.s-LS11"n94 4 s.i? J

4-7.S 4 y ui c li y_-o ü J9,a 19&"1 Ministry of Education in 2010 -11, total number of 9-19ä ,vN r0 0 schools was 13515 all over the country. Total number 9.0-49' `VJiO-W 9-5."995 ;..,J., y;Vrr7Y9f of students was 7336294 person,out of which YvrfY.Z 2734206 students were female. This includesall 91..è^ c" cr'a 49 °..é9- 455"'99S students in primary, middle, professional, nighttime ' 45-4 91 L5--S-`°-0 schools, teachers training and religious schools.There 4.4 J_S1rnn,--9J9.csQ,3-4L.1 S1 rn9 a 4.1 J.91 % r,1 1Sy was an increase of 13.6 % infemale students in 2010- 9J9:i S JL s rJ v j,zi r 7.j+495,499,:t, 11 compared to2009 -10. The total number of . 4.3 4i 0.)'m teachers was 168036 in 2010 -11 out of which,50286 JIS 1 rn9k cç ;99" aiii.L 0.LY V eJ were female. The total numberof literacy courses was JAiY4-J9; 954995 4.1,j ,191 AY J'A`°9'9-'J9S 4-èS 1. V 119 4.1 4ii 1099Y c59:, j1e91.c ìi`°J `v 9ÿ 27087 in 2010 -11 and the total number ofstudents in . thesecourseswas607669persons.Andalso graduated 159970 students.

Higher Education Lsas o.1.) s-191 rA 94 Total number of Government and Privateuniversities s'9.i 9;? ri°_9°-91 c 441, 1 91 91 0.41_4 was 54 and total numberof faculties was 196 all over JI "" 's'l9J 9< aluS 1. VY 91 ;S á 44.1 44L4 f A 0.39'9'."`199J'. the country in 2010- 11.Totalnumber of medical cJ:l' 9I444úi3,3 o4j0.s sciences, technical and vocational institutes was48 uLJ.I., 19r°n4ii4.14,% with 107296 students out of which,19358students a9WJ9]XI" £cf415y4J>S1rnn :5 JLS1rn9 Jy.J.4S were female . There was anincrease of 34.4 % in 4ii°r1r 0.iii_ 4ÿ V 9 9 4ii 4 o `ricle 4_l 44,] female students in 2010 -11 compared toprevious . 9 y_ Total number of teachers was 5313in 2010 -11, out of which , 799 were female.

j..1e y9,91 ulzNial Culture and Information uJ1J9 &LA.ì9 91 91.ci1.3=1 Ministry of Culture and Informationcollects data 91 9'9a9-uL+S '9-1?a'9'1iJ9 9'9'3:1)'91--i 91 911J regarding newspapers, magazines,libraries, broad- C.;.1,....43 yoL_9JI ] Lr.S Jl rn 94 . cS919IJ casting of government & privateTV & Radios. 91 9'4J9 4Syö, Y 91 4.Si1 J. 9 Y 1 According to 2010 -11 data, Totalnumber of news .c5 93939:6491:1 91 ° n 1 Y 1 r 901S 3-?.41J papers and magazines were926. Number of books in 9`tJS:1 45 LgJI ac 5,-- J ti,g_j_rnnY 1 the public libraries was200000Radios broadcasted csS 9.119'L _3 41 Já t JlS J_.4:1" /. ° 1 9-'939:_3:91, 491%° 1 3;1S 3..,41 581263and TV broadcasted 388214 hoursin the year. Above mentioned data compared toprevious year 4-1÷; shows an increase of 25% Radiosand 56% in TV respectively.

11" i 9 /.0.1115 4,1010.aal ( jl:1,.4;1i914 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook2010 -11 43 0.41 64J a.1.910....2.3.,41 4 :1- f Jj + Table 4- 1:Government and Private Higher Education in the Country

1389 1388 1387 uaiiU Indicator 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Number of Universities 54 34 29 and Institution s -°31 93.93

- Government 24 22 22 L5L19a -

- Private 30 12 7 -

Number of Faculties 196 153 112

- Government 124 121 104 X1.9-1-

- Private 72 32 8 Ly"-- Number of Students 84184 68307 58769 j1.1.,,-4

- Male 69084 55357 48399 4iu1-i-

- Female 15100 12950 10370 4:14-.. ; ..,-

Government Students 63837 61261 56451 9,.1--4 Ls:113.1

- Male 51372 49159 46435 4i3)Ú-

- Female 12465 12102 10016 -

Private Students 20347 7046 2318 9;.d--4,.,-°

- Male 17712 6198 1964 4i~Jli-

- Female 2635 848 354 43`*';-

Teachers 4028 3141 2688 g,131:í.1 - Male 3539 2687 2287 4.iß j1í - - Female 489 454 401 4 ;L ,.,-

Government Teachers 3023 2842 2572 j 3.1r.,.1 X19.) - Male 2569 2425 2181 4í,.,1i- - Female 454 417 391 4 ;,; ..,- Private Teachers 1005 299 116 g,13L",.J, - Male 970 262 106 4m)1í-

- Female 35 37 10 ..4-14.L.;.,-

Source: Ministry of Higher Education `-' J J9 9.d' 9.111-1 :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 44 11"A4 v115 ó};,;L,..aa)jL"w3tw91 Table 4- 2:Number of Students in Government Universities at the Beginning of Educational Year

1389 1388 1387

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 University C.1ÿ:414 4.414 kk)U cJ9a 4-1,...i4 4- ia,Jla cJ.0 4-1.+:14 °UoJ J.0

FemaleMale Total FemaleMale Total FemaleMale Total

Total Students 1246551372 63837 1210249159 61261 1001646435 56451 2- -<

Kabul University 3503 10206 13709 3130 10220 13350 2996 10506 13502 at-ii.,..,) ,Y4

Kabul Polytechnic University 139 2721 2860 100 2436 2536 152 2212 2364 Js,s3+ii '-54'..,...11-1 Jai'

University of Education 2071 2553 4624 2211 3660 5871 1439 3004 4443 J°1 }iJ JiJ'

Kabul Medical University 666 1066 1732 592 1199 1791 649 1451 2100 Js+iAs; L41.' Jam'

Herat University 2061 4545 6606 2190 4256 6446 1533 4574 6107 J 314y kJ4 '

Albironi Kapisa University 194 2220 2414 117 1628 1745 52 1428 1480 ús4.3i,iy0'Lu' Abdullah Ebni Masoud Takhar 265 1780 2045 249 1395 1644 224 1434 1658 ùs+_9;'9 -,A) ^14'Jam' University Nangarhar University 236 6081 6317 276 6833 7109 174 5278 5452 Js *s: JA_A:6'

Kandahar University 114 2626 2740 72 1941 2013 86 1760 1846 Js*s; Jam.'

Balkh University 1401 4442 5843 1466 4101 5567 1311 4148 5459 Js*s''

Badakhshan University 234 614 848 170 342 512 150 329 479 Jsw*s< j-.1.'4 ,

Kundoz University 205 1031 1236 190 949 1139 196 796 992 ai ii ...)-S '

Parwan University 121 1250 1371 137 1099 1236 140 1146 1286 JsL.0*y JI»;'

JawzjanUniversity 435 1870 2305 319 1308 1627 468 1546 2014 Jss

Faryab University 326 970 1296 531 1555 2086 304 788 1092 Js*_11 VJLi ' .j.>' Shekh Zahed Khost University 15 2691 2706 - 2580 2580 3 2788 2791 JsiA r<, a41 í '

Baghlan University 176 1315 1491 140 1208 1348 105 1365 1470 Jsi,' J=am '

Bamyan University 167 1041 1208 108 799 907 34 895 929 Js1'9i ú4.4'

Paktia University - 1058 1058 - 756 756 - 737 737 J_ii3+y i'

Ghazni University 76 438 514 57 479 536 - 250 250 JLP,y.'

Samangan University 60 210 270 47 165 212 - 200 200 Js il Jam' 100 100 Helmand University - 333 333 - 250 250 - ús+y*'

Kunarha University - 230 230 ------JsJ; J'jJiS'

Badghis University - 81 81 ------JJ J v ''

Source:Ministry of Higher Education

Total Students

70000 -56451- 49154- 60000 - - 50000 4 .4G433_

40000 't 30000 ' - 20000 -

10000 ;

1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 Total-J9á Male- `-4JU Female -<41N-;

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 45 w n g ts11ts jt 9 .14 :r -f J.94 Table4- 3:Number of Students in Government Faculties by Center & Province at the Beginning of Educational Year

1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Faculty 4:1/4,-4-4 4. jU JJd 4-44 4 4JU JJS 4-414 `V:JV J.9+ FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

Total 1246551372 63837 1210249159 61261 1001646435 56451 c1.0 Faculty of Law 524 2923 3447 400 2635 3035 306 2349 2655y}+ÿc> Faculty of Science 1436 1751 3187 1414 2298 3712 1320 2974 4294 y 1- z Faculty of Literature 2458 6028 8486 2496 6112 8608 1888 6913 8801yJ-1401'1 _1") Faculty of Engineering 125 3712 3837 154 3380 3534 187 3307 3494 may sj. 1

Faculty of Education &Psychology 447 560 1007 349 498 847 288 576 864 y +13J i1 J.J.I. s.r.jjj

Faculty of Agriculture 222 6729 6951 382 367 749 247 5531 5778 ,..-'14.-3;',.-1-A

Faculty of Economy 356 2593 2949 300 2082 2382 313 1985 2298 ;may, .1

Faculty of Pharmacy 118 249 367 107 361 468 100 226 326 may,J1'

Faculty of Veterinary 41 441 482 36 747 783 39 567 606 ,....2,+my sJ+ÿ>

Faculty of Geology 73 662 735 100 719 819 62 640 702 y, 4-1vy:4 4-5-

Faculty of Arts 235 564 799 240 618 858 315 735 1050 ,may J+ J"

Faculty of Journalism 106 435 541 87 443 530 83 479 562 ,..-:,+J;t11"JSi)'

Faculty of Social Science 464 1456 1920 621 1698 2319 493 1911 2404 r JJk. Jig+

Faculty of Theology 838 3448 4286 809 3189 3998 697 2991 3688 J:ÿ1Yr'1"

Faculty of Education 2859 11257 14116 2979 9881 12860 2055 8440 10495 ,ray, 4"..5.3.).31 r+'JW

Faculty of Construction 30 870 900 29 879 908 44 806 850 T+eby, Liltt.., .1

Faculty of Electromechanic 46 966 1012 27 563 590 49 622 671 ,+AJ; ,_54ts11 .1

Faculty of Sport 131 124 255 77 209 286 208 329 537 may, c.JJJ

General Medical Faculty 478 2172 2650 395 2046 2441 413 1945 2358 , *s; Ley...

Faculty of Medical for Children 9 50 59 29 116 145 65 202 267 .; Ula Z yl.J.:il. z

Faculty of Medical Treatment 262 710 972 275 753 1028 406 930 1336 Lräii1,13, u.12 sJr1 -^ .]

Faculty of Stomatology 245 206 451 184 216 400 132 232 364 J, sSJ1ÿ1° "

Faculty of Nursing 150 100 250 104 114 218 46 87 133 Lÿ.sii i.i..)+

Faculty of Geology & Mine 37 1150 1187 43 1115 1158 99 1110 1209 .r J,' J'15 J1 sjJ1J??

Faculty of Chemical Technology 109 494 603 72 415 487 45 259 304 ,may, 41,1 sita4.1

Faculty of Trade and Management - 341 341 - 285 285 - 140 140 +y, cJ1 .l1 J1 4sJShJ..

Faculty of Computer Science 211 579 790 148 409 557 - - - +y, LA" ÿJ},;.5

Faculty of Vocational Education 363 470 833 130 733 863 116 149 265 uJJ ")r y (Roshan in Service Faculty) (,I+ y, spy e-..

Faculty of Specialized Education 83 132 215 115 87 202 - - - may y'.,t.s .L.1,1,1

Faculty of Communication & 9 200 209 - - - - y, 4.)111;,1.J1a.J 51yl1_, Information Technology

Source:Ministry of Higher Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 46 1 r A 4toiits 4,94.11.4aal 4 jL"u.w''+.91.1 (5.52, JAu cs 9+ c .x+.9+.9.94 cí194 a5 : f -f (94 Table 4 -4:New Students in Government Universities

1389 1388 1387

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 University LILO:"y, 41:' 4 414J1-1 c10 4':° A.iiJU CIO 44á4 A.V.P <1.9d

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

Total New Students 4066 1754621612 4171 16110 20281 3253 14515 17768 (53- JAU csri Jsl

Kabul University 1142 3227 4369 887 3093 3980 1025 3108 4133 ùsvAS; J -S'

Kabul Polytechnic University 51 797 848 25 662 687 67 405 472 ùsüAi -5,--i-1. +s; J

University of Education 544 811 1355 661 1724 2385 460 900 1360 ùsLiAri .»J slsr'

Kabul Medical University 195 303 498 174 310 484 111 170 281 ùs:a.S<`-4). 'Jt

Herat University 698 1591 2289 959 1787 2746 580 1495 2075 ù:41*s: 1jA

Albironi Kapisa University 67 793 860 58 496 554 19 482 501 ùs' A y ,s.n.!11 ' mou' Abdullah Ebni Masoud Takhar 43 587 630 164 422 586 121 474 595 ùsw*.Y's° c:j4l 4 b J .1 University

Nangarhar University 68 1768 1836 142 2160 2302 45 1537 1582 ùs"*s; Jt-*.J.'

Kandahar University 57 1158 1215 21 561 582 13 334 347 ù ii Jl^ '

Balkh University 572 1427 1999 600 1246 1846 395 1035 1430 ùs Ay?'

Badakhshan University 64 272 336 59 150 209 50 200 250 ùsvAS; ùA4'

Kundoz University 69 350 419 40 350 390 76 315 391 ùsv°.y ice'

Parwan University 32 246 278 30 303 333 50 450 500 ùsÿAj ù1ss;'

Jawzjan University 147 675 822 80 425 505 95 555 650 J, ii ù-:,r"

Faryab University 125 506 631 102 270 372 67 263 330 ùsuAS<+t:Jli'

Shekh Zahed Khost University 9 905 914 2 730 732, - 980 980 ùsvAS; iii' . ,.sá'

Baghlan University 68 468 536 34 424 458 65 455 520 ùsa*s: ù=u,+ '

Bamyan University 67 393 460 76 316 392 14 357 371 ùs+14y ùl'

Paktia University - 509 509 - 368 368 - 450 450 ùs*s: '

Ghazni University 33 214 247 57 229 286 - 250 250 ùs-i:i4Ji '

Samangan University 15 35 50 - 12 12 - 200 200 ùs1 ù. --

Helmand University - 200 200 - 72 72 - 100 100 ùs+, s'

Kunarha University - 230 230 ------ùs+'AJ _,3J.PS'

Badghis University - 81 81 ------ùsliAt.? '1-i'

: ° "- Source:Ministry of Higher Education -11-3> JAS..' 3

Total of New Students y.

25000 20281 -2161-2- -- _17768 _ 20000 14515 14"611{}- 174f 15000 10000 3253 4171 4066 5000 0 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 Total- J Male - 4:uU Female - d 4.'.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 47 1 w A 4 ftlSjs;t,42a1Vl:u.iLw9 .r4.0 á c,,"s; 094 (.1ALI, css+ .0.09+.11694 94 :°- Table 4 -5:New Students of Government Universities by Faculty

1389 1388 1387

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Faculty j M ° 4-414, `t+1..-1 J9d : 4,JU J$ 4-4i4 4+1JV JS, FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total FemaleMale Total

Total 4066 17546 21612 4171 16110 20281 3253 14515 17768 Ji5

Faculty of Law 207 1021 1228 129 947 1076 99 737 836 ,-,-'1°-k' ii ' Faculty of Science 378 594 972 365 866 1231 375 1030 1405yjr+L, ' Faculty of Literature 698 1883 2581 946 1975 2921 663 2247 2910 *y, ill,..alil 343

Faculty of Engineering 40 1313 1353 46 1010 1056 75 690 765 may, ij 1

Faculty of Education 9_143J9J' 179 188 367 133 213 346 103 187 cell_) it &Ps cholo Y gY 290y Faculty of Agriculture 76 2520 2596 113 2038 2151 69 1941 2010 *s, 43_)S .1 Faculty of Economy 132 1002 1134 202 694 896 92 585 677 i,'I' Faculty of Pharmacy 37 80 117 25 56 81 35 50 85°9,,°Ju Faculty of Veterinary 12 138 150 9 192 201 10 137 147 4.ry c5S ÿ9

Faculty of Geology 19 209 228 48 234 282 21 227 248 mss;z3i. °"

Faculty of Arts 94 185 279 70 205 275 113 312 425 9, 9' 95'4' Faculty of Journalism 40 109 149 23 131 154 27 137 164*9,r>AL993 ' Faculty of Social Science 159 466 625 203 551 754 153 645 798 ,ß"m9, r9. 934'195' Faculty of Theology 239 1067 1306 304 1095 1399 278 925 1203s94- J' Faculty of Education 1065 3923 4988 1063 3273 4336 770 3323 4093 .To.9,Jjj 90 43994' Faculty of Construction 11 343 354 3 162 165 23 136 1599,' 9, , <;;IS,.9SA1i ' Faculty of Electromechanic 6 231 237 6 122 128 17 86 103 cs

Faculty of Sport 68 46 114 30 65 95 100 80 180 9, J9J ,..-1.14'

General Medical Faculty 131 761 892 123 474 597 37 372 409 ,. 9, ,r'9°.. '

ChildernMedical Faculty 20 66 86 36 86 122 - - - *si'r3t°s,11 -°'

Faculty of Medical Treatment 47 158 205 36 151 187 43 97 140 y 'ss lam'

Faculty of Stomatology 53 57 110 56 59 115 44 28 72 9, c5:191}1o91.'

Faculty of Nursing 75 22 97 46 14 60 24 45 69 Tag, ß;.Yÿ' Faculty of Geology & Mine 12 341 353 10 366 376 37 273 3109,J:1S 91 ce :51 ' Faculty of Chemical 57 212 269 32 181 213 15 85 100 c.Ti°9, 45 c594° -'S' Technology Faculty of Trade & 4JS19W' 142 142 - 115 115 - 90 90 ter--' .49, 4 j 9l Management Faculty of Computer Science 66 240 306 42 150 192 - - - ß`a9, 5'9+4 '

Faculty of Vocational ) Education (Roshan in Service 117 113 230 52 661 713 30 50 80 `may y ` Faculty) Faculty of Specialized 25 61 86 20 24 44 - - Education rte? s' I' Faculty of Communication & 41,113.5,5L,51_4_,1*., ,iyiyi..) 3 55 58 Information Technology c.T "y

Source:Ministry of Higher Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 48 w n g 4.4.11.S ç.}+.11.+4a) c. C.90:1 `- 9'9'9 91 0:11.9.1 :1- í X94 Table 4 -6 : Government Graduates by University

1389 1388 1387

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 University ù.ii;4r 4.i JU `141-4 Jj 4 ,4, 44 &)ü J.9: 4ua4 `t+!JV di;

FemaleMaleTotalFemaleMaleTotalFemaleMaleTotal

Total Graduates 1944 7869 9813 1888 7735 9623 1737 7207 8944 Lsr EJ-:, Já+

Kabul University 625 1744 2369 609 1837 2446 498 1968 2466 ùp+3y J4S "

Kabul Polytechnic University 15 282 297 15 453 468 20 315 335 ùss< --5-.+ L.-1y ,-VS

University of Education 327 513 840 360 557 917 290 483 773 ù*y ki..Jjj il ç?995.'

Kabul Medical University 86 239 325 111 269 380 119 345 464 ù, J

Herat University 269 666 935 257 740 997 335 539 874 ùy *j ply*

Albironi Kapisa University 14 287 301 12 260 272 2 254 256 ùÿ:ßy Lr'9J41 " L tS Abdullah Ebni Masoud Takhar 49 330 379 24 259 283 48 164 212 j_;...3 University ùs* z9:.,.,a ù I I

Nangarhar University 28 1073 1101 54 1094 1148 20 863 883 ùÿ'.4r JI-4

Kandahar University 2 184 186 2 184 186 3 217 220 ùs*s+ jtAiiS

Balkh University 213 765 978 229 720 949 171 903 1074 ùÿ sj

Badakhshan University 41 61 102 16 31 47 31 48 79 ù 11*s+ ùßi+

Kundoz University 47 186 233 44 179 223 27 56 83 ùÿß.y i

Parwan University 4 216 220 - 39 39 21 137 158 ùßr,+ ùh): "

Jawzjan University 102 286 388 39 225 264 72 118 190 ùÿ v+y ùt,'}Y

Faryab University 52 95 147 55 106 161 53 104 157 ùÿ t: 4,Jti.1

Shckh Zahed Khost University - 418 418 I 406 407 - 363 363 ùÿß+y .A1 j ,- ...9;

Baghlan University 54 294 348 21 233 254 12 129 141 ùS114y ù=

Bamyan University 16 136 152 - 90 90 15 102 117 ùsy ù

Paktia University - 94 94 - 92 92 - 99 99 ùsa* y

Source:Ministry of Higher Education cLJU9 9J "i

Total Graduates art EJU Jÿ+

12000 8944 9623 10000 7207 7735 8000 6000 4000 1737 1888 2000 o 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Total- Já+ Male- A-1.+JU Female- ..A-34.&-L.,

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 49 1 w A 4ui115 . 9:1 .3 0 s.s4.1 A..; sß.9. c 9.1.1 :1/ -í c39 Table 4 -7: Government Universities Graduates by Faculty

1389 1388 1387

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Faculty üJ 4 1:,JL (lid a;-JL Jj 4-4:+4 4 U JA+

FemaleMaleTotalFemaleMaleTotalFemaleMale Total

Total 1944 7869 9813 1888 7735 9623 1737 7207 8944 JJS

Faculty of Law 78 467 545 60 404 464 61 555 616 ,*y jj a

Faculty of Science 263 303 566 307 383 690 218 267 485 J, 041 -

Faculty of Literature 392 1041 1433 474 1004 1478 351 994 1345 may,y1a1J1yjz

Faculty of Engineering 26 475 501 22 490 512 21 684 705 may s_1

Faculty of Education &Psychology 76 108 184 39 88 127 22 64 86 y I 1JJ JI9°9l° 9j0j9J a

Faculty of Agriculture 31 1026 1057 61 1141 1202 32 895 927 may, 43_A a

Faculty of Economy 57 401 458 67 394 461 40 485 525 ,y, ati

Faculty of Pharmacy 13 40 53 21 64 85 31 98 129 may, .J1-i

Faculty of Veterinary 5 89 94 3 47 50 4 90 94 J: s_iu:6 a

Faculty of Geology 10 101 111 15 117 132 9 186 195 9, 343- »:45 -L'

Faculty of Arts 40 112 152 25 84 109 16 100 116 y ÿ 9J3a

Faculty of Journalism 18 75 93 32 155 187 18 103 121 v4y ,.j 313JJ3 a

Faculty of Social Science 130 341 471 96 397 493 137 288 425 ,.,;;.J, r>,- 9r62s+a Faculty of Theology 144 534 678 134 520 654 101 333 434yy yÿ a Faculty of Education 418 1698 2116 307 1152 1459 401 818 1219rç.,,"J9J 91 ç-19y" Faculty of Construction 7 123 130 3 195 198 7 136 143 ,..rtes, t..L,t.

Faculty of Electromechanic 6 139 145 6 149 155 6 58 64 +y, ,_54.11:,..,aiji5J1a

Faculty of Sport 14 38 52 9 49 58 9 62 71 ,.,-1+J, i9J4.53-'4 a

General Medical Faculty 26 214 240 44 307 351 70 440 510 *J, ,..-a s^. z Faculty of Medical for Children 9 50 59 20 66 86 18 91 109+_, 01-r11_. Faculty of Medical Treatment 40 116 156 78 170 248 95 209 304 ,may sr: 11...,

Faculty of Stomatology 26 54 80 13 33 46 6 45 51 .T49, sjJl9' .9`. a

Faculty of Nursing 11 19 30 ------J,,,. J, a

Faculty of Geology & Mine 6 54 60 8 136 144 20 146 166 °9: AS 91 sJ.94.4, a

Faculty of Chemical Technology 13 69 82 5 49 54 7 19 26 9, SA sJ a

Faculty of Trade and Management - 39 39 - 45 45 - - - , y,iJiai JI aJS1ay.Y

Faculty of Computer Science 41 88 129 22 82 104 - - - ,TvJ, v 1' ÿy+s

Faculty of Vocational Education J, y -I _ 1_. A 18 28 46 52 55 107 "uy UJJa) (Roshan in Service Faculty) C..-"Ji,9JJa,, -.c

Faculty of Specialized Education 26 27 53 17 14 31 - - - ,} y ÿtylx.i l.oíil a

Source:Ministry of Higher Education J13JJrSoaJJasla JW

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 50 1 r' n a zr'AS ;t,aiCjty.Zas.i 1"A9 -J:4- O L"vA.) J.1 9.1.9"AM4.1.1111:A -t Table4 -8: Number of Teachers by Government Universities

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387

°; _. University 4Ju Jsä 4. 4:1;..)-1 J i a4 n;:JU J.9; ..19111491

FemaleMaleTotalFemaleMaleTotalFemaleMaleTotal

Universities Teachers 4542569 3023 417 2425 2842 391 2181 2572 U1 Js7

Kabul University 128 565 693 129 526 655 121 492 613 ùßy J4 "

Kabul Polytechnic University 26 159 185 18 155 173 17 145 162 ùsi3s.s , <;', 1 ,si -3;' Jam z

University of Education 50 129 179 45 132 177 52 124 176 ú;11y ,,is_) yl s A,"

Kabul Medical University 39 207 246 39 204 243 22 218 240 ùi i u.I. .) JaS

Herat University 55 221 276 47 239 286 59 192 251 ûi û'i

Albironi Kapisa University 6 68 74 6 64 70 4 56 60 ùsÿsyj j. BLS

Abdullah Ebni Masoud . 6 54 60 4 47 51 4 43 47 ùÿ sy zy yl .íula,oa jh Takhar University

Nangarhar University 11 313 324 9 293 302 15 281 296 ù;ÿ4s; J1-h

Kandahar University - 103 103 - 77 77 0 72 72 ùssy ju

Balkh University 61 193 254 60 205 265 54 197 251 ùslsy

Badakhshan University 3 29 32 3 25 28 3 22 25 ùs*s.! ù> -v

Kundoz University 7 32 39 6 24 30 5 20 25 ù:93i ss Jam'

Parwan University 8 39 47 5 38 43 5 31 36 ùsliss< ùlsy

Jawzjan University 29 46 75 26 43 69 17 42 59 ùsliss; ù>,,)

Faryab University 13 41 54 11 31 42 9 32 41 ù3:6sy 4J1-i "

Shekh Zahed Khost University - 127 127 - 135 135 0 82 82 ùs'3 *y y*Ij i z ' ,.--

Baghlan University 6 53 59 6 43 49 3 40 43 ù1.1k, ù

Bamyan University 6 63 69 3 61 64 1 50 51 4.D;33_,s; ùo^1-+

Paktia University - 45 45 - 46 46 - 19 19 ùo:i4s; Lui; 4

Ghazni University - 25 25 - 16 16 - 10 10 ùsy "

Samangan University - 7 7 - 8 8 - 4 4 ùsss<ùlß.

Helmand University - 18 18 - 13 13 - 9 9 ù_,ÿ.4s: 11_11.1

Kunarha University - 18 18 ------ù1ÿ;s; 333_./:

Badghis University - 14 14 ------ù31.*37, u "li "

Source:Ministry of Higher Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 51 1 t" n 91.11LS 4,¢i3Laa) C?:93 X9'9'.994 9»:9-í 9y Table4- 9: Inmates of Dormitories by University

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387

University 4-13,4 4. jU J-9; 44,::, 4:4Jü J.0 ß kjU Jsá ú.9:114s:

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

Total 190727183 29090 1510 22747 24257 1141 22246 23387 J3

Kabul University 829 3796 4625 453 4012 4465 403 3780 4183 jÿ6*y Jam'

Kabul Medical University 154 285 439 103 561 664 91 544 635 iii -'

Kabul Polytechnic University 17 1223 1240 21 1392 1413 12 1344 1356 vs'v*sr ,_54.,&.s fis;

University of Education 177 1250 1427 127 1219 1346 80 1181 1261 jsiro.yjsJ il mss

Albironi Kapisa l no ersity 50 1280 1330 35 1060 1095 22 1048 1070 y .isl "1-4S " Shekh Zayed Khost - 1685 1685 2 1029 1031 2 1323 1325 cJS *sA413 'gis&' University Nangarhar University 46 3194 3240 117 3325 3442 80 3162 3242 Ji i JIA '

Herat University 70 2444 2514 102 2059 2161 40 2020 2060 ùùj ',i' Abdullah Ebni Masoud 51 1149 1200 53 762 815 47 731 778 Js *s"s -

Baghlan University - 706 706 27 569 596 - 576 576 js *si ù '

Balkh University 163 2850 3013 162 2390 2552 105 2395 2500 :Jss? tii '

Bamyan University 120 1015 1135 21 501 522 16 473 489 ùs°s": 17.,^4'

Paktia University - 860 860 - 560 560 - 531 531 Js1*s '

Kandahar University 20 1450 1470 15 867 882 15 950 965 Ls+v*s.! J1-*

Faryab University 10 515 525 30 186 216 1 162 163 Js*sti ,.)ls'

Badakhshan University 36 342 378 27 173 200 10 142 152 3_92 O y'

Jawzjan University 17 1197 1214 40 758 798 10 737 747 .1)ss O14_3s"

Parwan University 9 848 857 17 764 781 9 698 707 j_9:6*sé L:)Isy'

Kundoz University 13 505 518 150 463 613 190 352 542 Jsss+ ice'

Ghazni University 120 300 420 8 97 105 8 97 105 c:Li*s< '

Kunarha University - 199 199 ------Ji*s,, t'

Samangan University 5 90 95 ------ús*s<.0s '

Source:Ministry of Higher Education Total Inmate Dormitorie 4L Js5 s.41'

40000 29090 27183 ....24257_ _.-22747 30000 - 23387----22246 . 20000 10000 1141 1510 1907 0 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 Total- Jjà Male- 4i _)U Female-

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 52 w A g 0.111.5 s90.11mazi 1 1' 0 4- J1.6ÿ A11.5ei6A1 .91 .9iG°.%.o.l .9 yA4 1.kS °d J 1191cs62.902' :1-t J94 Table4- 10:Number of Students and Teachers in Private Higher Education Institutions-2010 -11

Teachers p1.111 1 New Students9,1 3. s9 Studentsi.L 4.L1

University / Institution sAI ùi'*s 44'4 44)1-1 CJ97, 44'4 411JU J9. '44. 41:JV (10

Female MaleTotal Female Male TotalFemaleMale Total

Total 35 970 1005 1625 11243 12868 2635 1771220347 J:+

Mawlana Jalalludin Mohammad J%1+ -'iy z 34 34 93 93 120 812 932 sJrl' cam'' -^ Ù Balkhy Higher Education ,...-s, iJS °4}

Bakhtar Higher Education 1 29 30 29 162 191 77 707 784 a . y, i-as =4i -9-7.9L ÿ:'L+

Maiwand Higher Education - 29 29 86 957 1043 97 1002 1099 4....ßr. 9-A °j 9-0.L iyq

s-k °,),) 9-L9' D13t" S Jq1.' American Afghanistan University 7 20 27 39 177 216 61 287 348

Khatam -Al Nabieen Higher 3 22 25 68 245 313 164 524 688 .r° Education sxA °)..) s.-SL a1,143.11 r' '

Sadat Higher Education 3 18 21 5 93 98 13 224 237 4.,..ß.j s_IS =4} s1s1' cdu-

Rana Higher Education - 20 20 27 160 187 95 514 609 4-.'....1. sx5 °4i ..9J91' 1,)j

Khawaran Higher Education - 10 10 3 22 25 34 139 173 4 -".ur. sJS °43 sJSE ùlJSli'

Salam Higher Education 3 69 72 146 581 727 182 818 1000 4-,-,-Y, sJS °j -9-1..,/

Kardan Higher Education - 46 46 10 297 307 239 2233 2472 4 s° i°J s1s1' ù14J

Kateb Higher Education 8 55 63 89 335 424 244 901 1145 4 r s.-A °4} sJl' .-.,11-S'

Peshgam Higher Education - 15 15 25 59 84 9 35 44 4.. -r< jf °4ù jJSf'r11-`:'

Peshgam Higher Education - 27 27 18 1320 1338 18 1320 1338 4--..J-4 sJS °4 sJ1' ùt-"'IJA'

Cheragh Tebi Higher Education - 29 29 28 40 68 85 105 190 4-re sJS °4.3 jJSI' EI J?'

Maryam Higher Education - 18 18 86 183 269 66 610 676 4..'.ur 9-A °4i sasl' J°'

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 53 1 1" A'l u.111.5 Lg,¢úLaa) ciL14.61i91.3 Tableo- 10:N umber of Students and Teachers...(Contd) sas 04_3 1a91 _1`.1

Teachers v1l 1 New Studentaj(1.1.4 (5 ..0 Students .. University / Institution 4.4%-;,. 4.4..)U Js+ 4,4, 44 jL W.! / U9+ay Js+ 41.44 4i,,1.1 JÁ+

FemaleMaleTotal Female Male TotalFemaleMale Total

Ariana Higher Education 3 78 81 11 65 76 98 766 864 4 r 915 a) 919' U.! J.'

Aria Higher Education - 56 56 363 1116 1479 363 1116 1479 may' 915 °4) 9191' u91-

Dawat Higher Education - 177 177 132 3367 3499 132 3367 3499 4...... r 915.4) 9191' ,L..3.

Donia Higher Education - 30 30 86 412 498 86 412 498 4-- "r 9-k .4) 9191' 1,..3"

Spin Ghar Higher Education - 16 16 12 146 158 22 215 237 4---r 9._JS 4) 9191' -A '

Tabesh Higher Education 2 16 18 82 356 438 82 356 438 4..m}4 91S 4) 9191'x'

Mashal Higher Education - 17 17 19 151 170 19 151 170 4-..'.'9.4 9. 43 9191' ,-1"1".-.4

Karwan Higher Education - 13 13 22 121 143 22 121 143 4 r 915.4) 9u14 i.b115'

Khana Noor Higher Education - 8 8 13 77 90 13 77 90 44r 915.4) 9191' 1si 4,1_i.

Ashraq Higher Education 1 16 17 64 229 293 64 229 293 4i4Wr 915.4) 9.491' vl r11'

Ghaleb Higher Education - 21 21 47 69 116 99 224 323 4'ui4r 915.4) 9491' '

Taj Higher Education 4 20 24 31 50 81 47 87 134 4.4.4). 915.4) 91_4' C:"'

Gharjistan Higher Education - 20 20 4 104 108 4 104 108 4 r 915.4) 9a914 ui<..._ 1'

Tolo Aftab Higher Education - 10 10 41 92 133 41 92 133 4.Y9.915.4} 9491' YUi1 t9'

Ebni Sina Higher Education - 31 31 39 164 203 39 164 203 4--r J-1S 4) 9191'::.., ire'

Source:Ministry of Higher Education J15') 9191'

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010-11 54 11" A q u.115 4,¢0+4.il Vliuult9i Table 4 -11: Government & Private General Education in the Country

1389 1388 1387 Indicator 041/ 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 I Government and Private 13038 11480 11157 .03-9_9-''iL'^ S9 SChOO1S Government Schools 12802 11321 10998 ,99-;! Ls:'19- - Primary 5571 5157 6071 ..r°1- - Secondary 3815 3690 3061 4; =,- - - High School 3416 2474 18661 Private Schools 236 159 159 -ss L,--s - Primary 11 8 16 43-2-.2- - Secondary 38 31 27 L'- - High School 187 120 116 =.- Government and Private 7140033 6454833 6236225 ßs9 o .1iLs "i Le°991 s> Education Students Government Education 7101664 6417919 6200001 ,s-5499o " cs.. "j9' Students 4766807 4788366 -995 0'i -.)-°1- - Primary Students 5112931 o' ;;;,- - SecondaryStudents 1447042 1234519 1038907 , 9_A - High SchoolStudents 541691 416593 372728 sss 6.1_3 - Private Education Students 38369 36914 36224 L s 5 ';'99°-j LS JS " j Ls-*-°_ - Primary Students 1370 1271 4375 sss"i -1- - SecondaryStudents 736 8626 2659 99s ° -."- - High SchoolStudents 36263 27017 29190 X995 0-k3 .- Government Education 82577 94764 78122 LssEfts S.as "i _0 Graduates Public Education Graduates 163870 150897 161185 s94 cs..3o"L.s-`°,9"- 9 90 Education - Government 162273 149634 159244 L» ss-2 L5 -3-Soj mss. - Teachers - Private EducationTeachers 1597 1263 1941 ssLs as o "_:) ._5--.y - 493 css 19' 4-3-4-1 `V 9 95'ß `v New Students in Class One 1003448 918349 799990 Number of Vocational Schools 38 31 33 y.& y 1 Lam° 04 j 9-1 X1..,.0 Vocational Schools Students 8606 6788 6606 X995 Vocational Schools Teachers 520 511 497 +s_ L Night shift Schools 20 20 18 sä - Students 13724 12222 10550 995 ''' _)- - Teachers ... 262 ... saW - ò j4 J.So.1 i .1 s1 Government and Private 163519 126166 93800 s. Islamic Education Students 9ss Islamic - Government 161249 123467 92436 X995 °.3 4 J 6-1j mss' - Education Students

- PrivateIslamic Education 2270 2699 1364 ,..5...1_93So.,:) ,_,j ..1_3,.... L.,...... 3....4.&.. _ Students Sources: Ministry of Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 55 l Y" A qvi1LS r,giiLuaa)jL";lir.91 j.. .46%A yi 9:, 9:;it...;l 0.5.1.4.641 u119,1 > ;1 V -t J9,4 Table 4 -12: Number of Students in Government Vocational Institutions

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387

Institute 4-;;JU a;,ä,., 4-1Ju 4-.4::' J,á J,; aLi. 4:9Ju 49+ ú}ui l

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMaleTotal

Total Students 2204 14149 16353 1504 11201 12705 1134 8808 9942 ù,l - - .-1-+-4J1.31-4>- h,, ,

Kabul Mechanic Institute 9 1055 1064 9 1042 1051 10 1124 1134 ú j i,.;l w JS.1

Kabul Automechanic Institute 21 1566 1587 17 1326 1343 10 1065 1075 ,L-_,"..4-.11,..,SaL,..4..41 a J4tSa

Kabul Agriculture & Veterinary 91 co-1_)S3 J e .1J 9_191. J tt 3 43 668 711 24 332 356 17 430 447 Institute c ÿ, .,,;I 4ç y ÿ, Kabul Management &Accounting 490 1700 2190 361 úÿG...il 4Jh "L ' 914Jbl .,,yS., Institute 1462 1823 96 376 472 ,SyI J9° 919x t; a 9 Food and Light Industries Institute 161 692 853 62 234 296 63 258 321 ü pú]I

Balkh Petroleum and Gas Institute - 666 666 46 687 733 32 502 534 "ÿ.4 -d1 , jlK ,I ,las a Gul bahar Assistant Engineer - 815 815 - 688 688 - 640 640 Institute pïe ilry4.31 J-)

Kabul Electric Institute 9 528 537 18 579 597 10 436 446 ü jí...31 9aS .3i 9-03L,.;'y J4 3 Communication and Information 41,11_15,:i t

Civil Aviation Institute 5 103 108 7 76 83 8 57 65 J 4-' .4 I_0 Ls"

Herat Agriculture Institute 57 499 556 20 388 408 6 331 337 1 JSC-1IJsJ

Parwan Mechanic Institute - 298 298 - 212 212 - 155 155 cL.,'1 ù1,y Women Management & 4J1 yt...a. JI 4 JhIÿl,..,; 513 - 513 244 - 244 105 - 105 Accounting Institute úÿ,4-aí

National Music Institute 15 147 162 3 118 121 3 132 135 6I - r

Herat Technical Institute 127 434 561 129 345 474 135 344 479 j14...;1 ö()A a

Farah Agriculture Institute - 233 233 - 115 115 - 153 153 úÿ±í..ùl ;JS a o Ji a

National Institute of Management , l ,, 1 385 1141 1526 530.1513 2043 619 1827 2446 ,.,. hl.1 and Administration (NIMA) ') 'y9 4J

Badakhshan Agriculture Institute 91 235 326 - 130 130 - - - úJúí.uil;,.kJSa ùl '; ,: a

Balkh Agriculture Institute 2 214 216 2 208 210 - - - G_}ui..òl JS a ta, J

Nangarhar Agriculture Institute - 253 253 - 152 152 - - - of 4.tl JS aJLf JSï, a

Nangarhar Mechanic Institute - 286 286 - 204 204 - - - c, j.,ísl J-4

Baghlan Agriculture Institute - 389 389 - 113 113 - - - L, j4í.,31 JS ù .,

Jawzjan Technical Institute 2 315 317 ------ü}uï, òl ß ùI-,J,,, ,

Balkh Management & Accounting LIA 4Jh ,_1_,....,_1_,....il 4Jul a t1, a 60 140 200 Institute ú}uí il Kundoz Management & Accounting ,1 4_11.1uh.., JI 4 jutJyS a 152 151 303 Institute 1= ú juïW;l

9'JI39 ;a? ,51931:6," L,.:2J491 9491 Source:Ministries of Education,Water and Power,Communication and Information Technology,Transport &Civil Aviation

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 56 1 w A 4 villS 41.0l.eul JALW .+sis :;i vs ' 05 43 : r- t Jj4 Table 4 -13: Number of New Students in Government Vocational Institutions

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387

e;: Institute 4. 4 a:,,au J..4 'r '&:JU J.ü k.4 4-4.)-+ J.sï '64 +l

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMaleTotal

Total New students 1121 5906 7027 578 4267 4845 859 4864 5723 asr 1-.1 i-59' JJ+

Construction & local Handicraft 33 489 522 15 518 533 11 387 398 t3,a t<'sl. Institute

Mechanic Institute 4 267 271 3 307 310 10 351 361 J` +I, Jam

Kabul Automechanic Institute 8 758 766 8 567 575 9 526 535 ßÿ l _,:iI ,ytL

Kabul Agriculture & Veterinary Jl s, _A' J-A *,3 JJ1. Ll!u 21 243 264 22 273 295 11 276 287 Institute al,5yJ, Kabul Management &Accounting 226 745 971 226 637 863 - - - c_-_, I4sßh mal. "'J1 4sJhI LSD Institute

Food and Light Industries Institute 139 653 792 4 32 36 49 188 237 1J 919.74'-.' I

Balkh Petroleum and Gas Institute - 240 240 25 293 318 20 227 247 c_,. ji,1 Jj11 JI j

Gul bahar Assistant Engineer c 1 , . .j.. t, 396 396 367 367 194 194 1 Institute J e

Kabul Electric Institute 9 316 325 10 202 212 7 255 262 ,:. ii-.4-1 J-A °'j _9191Lt4j Jam ,

Communication and Information 4sJl. t^ JI r1.)?" -° 5 51 56 4 54 58 I 73 74 Technology Institute

of . 11.v4 IJa Civil Aviation Institute 7 78 85 - 21 21 8 57 65 J

Herat Agriculture Institute 38 182 220 17 199 216 4 214 218 ú 5l,_,.3yS úly4.1

Parwan Mechanic Institute - 121 121 - 212 212 - 100 100 X31 ùl..5_4 Women Management & 4Jl' " il 4y jbl p;1 y.a 265 265 187 187 49 49 Accounting Institute s °I

National Music Institute 3 35 38 1 25 26 - 40 40 6I ,0-1^ TJA

Herat Technical Institute 58 254 312 55 173 228 61 122 183 ,:.sI,_,...5,_.:,&:,` cl )A

Farah Agriculture Institute - 118 118 - 59 59 - 27 27 ß:4,.,:..-614.:().S ..)e1Ji

National Institute of Management - - - 619 1827 2446 (Le.) J--;, '_yil4jhI and Administration (NIMA)

Badakhshan Agriculture Institute 91 144 235 - 64 64 - - - jii-1 4.3 JS ù .1,

Balkh Agriculture Institute - - - 1 64 65 - - - °'1 cyS

Nangarhar Agriculture Institute - 50 50 - 36 36 - - - L-,31.4.-61,4.3_,S zj&

Nangarhar Mechanic Institute - 136 136 - 99 99 - - - Js- 1 tom!° JIA . ,

Baghlan Agriculture Institute - 230 230 - 65 65 - - - .:,1 rSJ

gip,; W.;l Jawzjan Technical Institute 2 109 IIl ------,....5.-(1i-5j-is 4ç J1' ` - Ji yr J1 .11 z t1, Balkh Management & Accounting c.. 60 140 200 Institute G35...,1 Kundoz Management & Accounting ,31.c. 4 J1.1 ut..,.> it 4 Jil J j.1.6 152 151 303 Institute `, .a 44J1 jJ LL? il Js JI ú)y.wl y Jl S.JJIL Ui yJ1

Source:Ministries of Education,Water and Power,Communication and Information Technology,Transport &Civil Aviation

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 57 1wAg ytts4,94:11.461.1 (yilhaakitla j.iSi i X94 4 :1 t -t tj ja, Table 4 -14: Number of Graduates Students in GovernmentVocational Institutions

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387

Institute 41414 4L.-)U J,pí 4ik 4 44..)ü J!j +-4i4 4 )L J + u-}4í..11

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMaleTotal

Total Graduates 131 1833 1964 223 2234 2457 168 1685 1853 Sri E jU J_,ï Construction & local Handicraft Institute 5 181 186 5 188 193 6 101 107 äÿú.,"l r? ul Wit." 1..,

Kabul Mechanic Institute - 146 146 3 232 235 13 394 407 I Jars "

Kabul Automechanic Institute 5 275 280 5 242 247 2 226 228 'J- Kabul Agriculture & Veterinary 4 133 137 5 130 135 6 104 j1 JS' J e " i Institute 110 ü.r':ii -"I"dill 4;, Kabul Management &Accounting Institute 26 267 293 77 457 534 92 439 531 äÿi,..,"1 ys _ih Y\-,...... 0 y11 ' d!w

Jrhy yly L, o Food and Light Industries Institute 38 85 123 58 193 251 2 45 47

Balkh Petroleum and Gas Institute 1 66 67 10 131 141 - 31 31 ü ;l j j .A.41 tr.14,

Gul bahar Assistant Engineer - Institute 130 130 - 183 183 - 152 152 äÿl r I ,JI e.°`

Kabul Electric Institute 5 168 173 6 117 1 l 123 18 19 äÿuí _Lk"i»sl 1-14...J41-VI "

Communication and Information F1 ` rsh-sl ...0 J.4.... 1 33 34 2 26 28 Technology Institute äÿ4.,,-.1la

Civil Aviation Institute - 23 23 7 53 60 - - - äyú....11 ""i fly. u5-1°

Herat Agriculture Institute 1 110 111 3 71 74 - 34 34 üÿ ..il,iiySa Gl_ga

Parwan Mechanic Institute - 35 35 - - - - 20 20 -'451.1:1,...5.÷».1-i"...u úhj: "

Women Management & yci "t. il Li jhl a 331,...i a 15 15 14 14 15 15 Accounting Institute äÿúa"1

National Music Institute 1 12 13 1 13 , 14 - 8 8 äÿ.1ï.,"1,.ß^ r

Herat Technical Institute 29 72 101 28 50 78 29 57 86 äÿ,í.a,1 L,.t;:at ülie a

Farah Agriculture Institute - - - - 20 20 - 30 30 üÿ±L.l ,yS a oly4 a

Badakhshan Agriculture Institute - - - - 14 14 - - - üÿïmìl ,.,:, JS a ú as a

Balkh Agriculture Institute - - - 1 64 65 - - - üßíú. dl trrS a til, J

Nangarhar Agriculture Institute - - - - 21 21 - - - üjíú.,.I1 r JS .1 j14 J

Nangarhar Mechanic Institute - 53 53 - 55 55 - - - üíúil ." MM

Jawzjan Technical Institute - 44 44 ------ütyí. eilur íú% jy,. tiÿJIJiS Source:Ministries of Education,Water and Power,Communication and Information Technology,Transport&Civil Aviation

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 58 1 riot as 4,30L.2a3jl'wr,tlill ,9:11.41.0 .101.; 94 4 ; 1 0 _ f cjJ.4 Table 4- 15:Number of Teachers in Government Vocational Institutions

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387

.9ï41...+l Institute '4 +4 'e...JU ,,)$ 4+914 4.jU J, 4:4.á4 4-Ii.)-1 J9+

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalFemaleMaleTotal

ÙUU.rl JJi Total Teachers 153 658 811 113 538 651 130 439 569

Construction & local Handicraft a 21 46 67 20 43 63 16 31 47 0:141W1.y4.1,4-I Li,"LW Institute

Gÿû, l Kabul Mechanic Institute 6 92 98 5 101 106 20 85 105 LIAS

ú,.4....i1 L;_J,I a J.+LSa Kabul Automechanic Institute 11 52 63 12 44 56 12 56 68

Kabul Agriculture & Veterinary a J_ear J J S a 7 17 24 9 14 23 8 14 22 ,1 úJá,,..;14+.}+'a Institute Kabul Management &Accounting ú jü4u314J1a a J+LSa 9 40 49 8 28 36 8 23 31 ""_91 41a1 Institute _45, ,..1..)_:yl y U - a Food and Light Industries Institute 9 7 16 5 7 12 3 7 10 üÿü..z71

a tI4 a Balkh Petroleum and Gas Institute 15 37 52 15 35 50 14 32 46 ú.}u ...il sjt sl

Gul bahar Assistant Engineer 24 sßí Y61 L ,.ry, yu.,l at#JSa 1 32 33 1 23 24 24 Institute ;1 J_IS "i »,0 a LiWy J41S a Kabul Electric Institute 5 36 41 5 27 32 7 23 30 ,L.,?r, 4_3_,L6.:, ,L."il _+1_,4.. a Communication and Information 5 16 21 5 20 25 7 23 30 öi,,;.;1 Technology Institute

1 1 10 11 úÿü a;t.t L.:11_0 . a Civil Aviation Institute - 9 9 1 9 10

ú_uä..31 _S a clyea Herat Agriculture Institute - 32 32 - 23 23 - 20 20

Parwan Mechanic Institute - 19 19 - 14 14 - 10 10 c-+.á:141 1 ° ji_); a 4)1a uL..4a il 4Mal a y1 y..+ a Women Management & 12 19 3 22 14 1 15 12 ">I,. l Accounting Institute C,):uí.,.il National Music Institute 6 14 20 3 10 13 3 10 13 L .5+ a

ú jai4wS1,...5....41:,:i Iya Herat Technical Institute 7 15 22 3 14 17 11 2 13

,.:4J.1.4.11,...1 _A a v1ÿ Farah Agriculture Institute - 15 15 - 12 12 - 9 9

National Institute of Management ,. I al 4 30 34 4 48 52 8 60 68 and Administration (NIMA) ` `y

Badakhshan Agriculture Institute 4 47 51 - 8 8 - - - G_,áú...il ,, +yS a i.l ? a

úÿ,í..11 c uS .1t14.1 Balkh Agriculture Institute 2 14 16 3 14 17 - - -

úÿ41.,.i/ 4:,t5 aitayeí a Nangarhar Agriculture Institute - 14 14 - 13 13 - - -

ú ÿA-,;1 a Nangarhar Mechanic Institute - 14 14 - 13 13 - - - 1-&-?° J-4

,L.-.5:91,41,03_)S a J=am? a Baghlan Agriculture Institute - 17 17 - 17 17 - - -

Jawzjan Technical Institute 10 18 28 ------'..,:i.1,...5-...:,J- i a 4)14 ..,_L.... il 4Mal a a Balkh Management & Accounting 5 10 15 Oy'i,...il Institute 41 4)la "L.., il 4Mal a )a4S Kundoz Management & Accounting 7 12 19 f .;1 Institute ji tS.VI-&" c`l°l.-°91 ÿlyts... LiqL)4,31 yJI ° ,ayraiu,y..

Source:Ministries of Education,Water and Power,Communication and Information Technology,Transport&Civil Aviation

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 59 1 w n .1:11 -f (194 Table4- 16:Health Sciences Institutions

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Sex Unit vls ' v..* oza.ut 2010 -11 2009 -102008 -09

Number of Number 9 Institutions 9 9 js3ÿs-I'

Total Student 2194 1680 1633 J J.;

Students Male Student 1279 993 1015 J...... a 4.14-)u va. -- J3+ Female Student 915 687 618 J-;.

Total Student 263 505 991 J.d.o Ufa'

New Students Male Student 185 347 571 J-...-. w,li c,s9.1 JAU 4.33 J9:+

Female Student 78 158 420 J..... 44.11-.:?

Total Student 324 251 264 J- Jri

Graduates Male Student 181 175 146 J....4 aigu Ss}'. E jt Ji5

Female Student 143 76 118 J-d-o A:` "Ï

Total Teacher 252 253 237 1 Ji+

Teachers Male Teacher 142 140 ' 126 31'1.1 4y_)ü ,...)U1.1 Jsi

Female Teacher 110 113 111 .11.1...1 '.4-24.L,;

Source:Ministry of Public Health JIJ9 O9.icrac. ' :

Total Students 0:1 --Js.+ 2500 2191 2000 1680 1500 1279 915 1000 500 0 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Total -J,+ Male - kjU Female-A-:

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 60 1 r n g trillS j+11....a&i 9:;CwL;)Vc;jl; 0.5.1,1.4 4 a91G'L;c9J`°9+ai91LA.9.3;1V -t Jj4 Table 4 -17: Government , Private Vocational and Technical , HealthSciences Institutions

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit ßa1,9 ja a u L 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 48 41 34 J.9:,

Government 26 23 18,91 No. of Institutions J y+ÿÿ91. -L1 Health Sciences 9 9 9 ,-slam 1 JJ

Private 13 9 7 L,.... j.....&.

Total 23112 17406 12750 Js+

Government 16353 12705 9942 "S1s- Ùl1' ----.J9. Students Health Sciences 2194 1680 1633 ,.s>< L.11.1,1'161"

Private 4565 3021 1175, Lr....s-

Total 8834 7196 7889 Js

Government 7027 4845 5723 "11s. 4s=1 JAU sÿ Js;, New Students Health Sciences 263 505 991 pj6 c=1> sJ

Private 1544 1846 1175 .y.d

Total 2288 2708 2117 Js.

Government 1964 2457 1853 L,11s -, 491EJtsJÿ Graduates Health Sciences 324 251 264 s1a çjj

Private - - - ,...y.d

Total 1285 1193 910 Js+

,11s- Government 811 651 569 c. ûI.A1J Js,

Teachers Health Sciences 252 253 237 P Jia 1 _,J

Private 222 289 104 ,.r..r

Source:Ministry of Public Health & Education CL'J119 y9J JS 9J cs°lr. : 4.1.>y

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 61 1 w n Li.tts ¢;+L,a VL"u.i191 1r A 9-.+ri 4 cuIj 4.,9A4 }iIJL".rlJI j.4 1.4.2a.4 Jj.;Si :4+.u31 ,9.: jJ .1:1 A- f J.'-) Table 4 -18: Number of Vocational & Technical Students, Teachers in Private Institutions by Province - 2010 -11

Teachers uh l StudentsC>

Institute Province :Yj o4y1.31 kjU J.0 k j J.t+ FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

Total Total 47 175 222 1139 3426 4565 Ji+a:1--.

Mesbah Management and Kabul 3 37 40 82 306 388 J?u ä441.431 LfiJh ul...s't 4r) 41 4 CI-...a° 4 Accounting Institute

Karwan Institute Kabul 2 8 10 61 300 361 Jg ä4uw31 ù1 jJtS 4

Afghanistan Vocational and y 3..:,. yI _ vti..6d.,il' Kabul 27 54 81 833 2224 3057 J? Technical Institute ä4íw4L1

Behzad Institute Kabul 2 6 8 15 84 99 J411 ä4w..31 4Ije -4 4

Azhir Management and Ttrade r°sl` s1Shy ji c,,yu.o' ji ' Kabul 7 7 10 40 50 X15 Institute c..4.ÿss...;l

Armaghan Institute Kabul - 4 4 - 43 43 J?.s ä)äw,31 ùu-^ j14

Maihan Vocational and Technical Kabul - 3 3 - 20 20 Jai äßl c..5`1.4-. iI ,44.:4. 4 ,ßy4, 4 Institute

v Darulfonoon Raja Vocational and . ii .54.:5 loh [J' Kabul 2 9 11 2 41 43 ytS Technical Institute äïw 1

Horuge Vocational and Technical äAú..31 S I.. ji L,5..4.+&:i 4 csp 4 Kabul 1 2 3 69 - 69 ad Institute

Zanan Afghan Institute Balkh 6 - 6 42 54 96 ta+ ä j _ l ù.++l 4

1 o.S js Firoz Koh Institute Balkh 3 21 24 25 79 104 ? ä

Engineer Vocational and Balkh 1 10 11 95 95 ä3l ` it ,s,..4.1&.-..) SyLL? I' Technical Institute

Farhang Pole -khomri Vocational I. ° < s1.ßÿ 4 s. i9 .' Baghlan 14 14 140 140 ù ? . 4i4,,4í and Technical Institute

Source: Ministry of Education üJlj9 sy :4-4t Y°

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 62 1 w A 4 4.011S 4,90.1l.aaljliw3L'w91 11" n 4 _ ,.,).4 01111 t0:1JSJ 194:I g -t Jj 1 Table4- 19:Government Teacher Training Institutions -2010 -11

4DIlli.1 4ß LA 4£.92' LI.`u 4-0 4,..c..4.0 eaj

Teachers Graduates New Students Students Institution 4..ß..j. 44,4 44.JU di; 44,4 4-4J1-1 LI.0 '4,4 4+1Jí+ Jj k4 44)-1 J

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

Total 264 1131 1395 8229 11605 19834 10836 18156 28992 20263 30788 51051 JJJ

Sayd Jamal-u-Din 110 80 190 3184 1294 4478 1900 1135 3035 3031 1594 4625 Teacher Training 4;jJJ

Qara Bagh Teacher .5j_3_34,, EL e j J4 12 12 8 74 82 22 326 348 Training ijJJ

Kapisa Teacher Training - 37 37 137 512 649 577 434 1011 724 773 1497 4ujJj cJ}'e .' 1..,3.15 .'

Parwan Teacher Training 3 39 42 149 522 671 216 469 685 349 992 1341 4,JJJ lY"JJ4' 4 iJIJï. 4

Chorband Teacher 9 9 - - 35 158 193 61 289 350 +' > 4'4 4 Training JJJ `Jr -J

Wardak Teacher Training - 28 28 - 650 650 60 369 429 60 621 681 4,.jJj JJW .' `S .'JJ .'

Logar Teacher Training 1 25 26 - 355 355 80 539 619 127 833 960 L;.jJJ JP 4 JSJI 4

Nangarhar Teacher 5 61 66 132 500 632 252 552 804 388 1164 1552 tijJjJJW Jl^.>Training

Laghman Teacher 1 23 24 38 576 614 35 416 451 79 992 1071 + .= 1 Training J JJJ`o v

- 25 25 51 Panjshir Teacher Training 382 433 65 260 325 101 675 776 4.jJj aJJ ' . v .,

BaghlanTeacherTraining 3 40 43 177 369 546 326 505 831 589 764 1353 4jjjt! J_ 4 4

Bamyan Teacher Training - 27 27 27 97 124 96 349 445 130 462 592 4+jJJ JJW 4 d...y

Ghazni Teacher Training 6 28 34 353 669 1022 245 329 574 363 559 922 4ijjj cJJ'' .' v'..» .'

Jaghory Ghazni Teacher 1 9 10 90 93 183 34 450 484JJy`sJJ `jè Training - 41j..1J

Paktika Teacher Training - 1 1 1 1 - 26 26 - 65 65 - 162 162 4 - 1 . 3 _ , J . - 5 - 1 - 5 4 6 7

Paktia Teacher Training - 30 30 12 91 103 25 246 271 39 369 408 4,.jJJ c JY 4 LA 1 .4

Khost Teacher Training - 23 23 6 172 178 14 497 511 20 683 703 4jJj ,...5-,_,,,.4, ' . -,J'

Kunarha Teacher Training - 31 31 26 388 414 48 572 620 114 1058 1172 4ijJj u5"3JJ J:...9-115

Nooristan Teacher 20 20 2 35 37 18 77 95 70 187 257 'C.3-t) < 4 ' Training tY"JJW JJ'

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 63 1 w n g 1,11ts y+164s1 Vlk..al;1.91.1 t>r j' ,,4.}s.s' tjjo:ta 11+:11 _wo Table4- 19:Government Teacher TrainingInstitutions -(Contd) it-P1 d" yr.l+ jss ea.') v11L"ul çg-' bli

New Students Students Teachers Graduates 4,...j. Institution 44J1 LIJ+ 4:414 4.4JV d9+ 4:04 411JL d-w 44í4 4+3JL1 Jj 4-4ä4 Total FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

840 1692 ti '>v 1054 572 470 1042 852 JJ Badakhshan Teacher 14 27 41 354 700 Training 4,54/14'4 c:Û ' ;:1' ' ": ' 364 561 4,íJ J - 106 117 223 197 Sheghnan Badakhshan 5 5 - - Teacher Training Jr:" 315J4 ' DLII44 ., c 118 16 34 50 23 95 Darwaz Badakhshan 5 5 ; Teacher Training 44J1J cs -'sri' J1'.4 4 476 875 680 841 1521 567 499 1066 399 Takhar Teacher Training 8 43 51 4jjJ 547 952 581 812 1393 jri 48 749 1239 1988 405 Kundoz Teacher Training 11 37

200 530 730 ':.,:),L) vJr° 4'4 4 250 127 263 390 Samangan Teacher 3 20 23 70 180 Training 41.3sJ c sri' t14 ' 537 1320 1384 966 2350 64 1249 663 1912 783 Balkh Teacher Training 33 31

4J3sJc 210 323 533 J_ 4,.Yr ' 151 27 141 168 Sar-e -Pul Teacher 4 21 25 60 91 Training 484 4'J3J cssJam' 278 305 34 450 16 10 138 148 27 Ghor Teacher Training - 16

166 228 4:6JJc ssW S-15.-.11 2 31 33 62 10 60 70 Daykundi Teacher 1 14 15 Training 4iiiJ cs.Y:4' 3SJ1' 65 65 - 289 289 - 70 70 - Urozgan Teacher Training - 7 7

. 96 4isJ ,+sri 4 J?IJ 52 59 31 65 2 13 15 7 Zabul Teacher Training - 9 9

37 88 125 4ijj jjW J LiS' 55 11 41 52 Kandahar Teacher - 20 20 13 42 Training 697 1494 4íi j i ,_,..5..; jy.:, 4 j-,...3,0. 4 382 353 735 797 42 363 667 1030 Jawzjan Teacher Training 16 26

41JlJ 1?4`,1.4...0 .' 214 383 319 302 621 164 210 374 169 Faryab Teacher Training 7 20 27 cr5-'Ur?' cs..5a1 ' 41J5 ' 215 342 223 313 536 + »J - - - 127 Andkhoy Faryab Teacher 1 5 6 Training 4,.:)sJ,r5.:.SS4 ' .;.t.' 135 315 450 119 57 209 266 Helmand Teacher - 14 14 53 66 Training 41JSJ jri 4 04ge4L 4. 99 134 62 321 383 18 72 90 35 Badghis Teacher Training - 10 10

518 1685 4'JSJ v.js 1J ' 965 390 1355 1167 53 198 162 360 Herat Teacher Training 27 26 , 9r:4 v 4i1_)64 107 125 18 107 125 4tjsJ - - - 18 Shindand Herat Teacher - 1 1 Training

11 A 4 4,g};1daa1 611,413914 Afghanistan StatisticalYearbook 2010 -11 64 Table4- 19:Government Teacher TrainingInstitutions-(Contd) al90 J9J 99" ; 4w1,11 J93á; 1 4 _fa

Teachers Graduates New Students Institution Students 4...y). 4-.414 44Jli dJ+ 4:9-i4 44J1-1 J1.0 4-4i4 44JL ai; 'LL A4 usjU d.l+

FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total FemaleMale TotalFemaleMale Total

Farah Teacher Training 1 10 I I 47 54 101 137 294 431 196 362 558 4'.J9J99W°1>'

Nimroz Teacher Training - 9 9 8 41 49 84 56 140 168 83 251 4'JjJ X994 > i9_-6,

Kabul in Service Districts ------794 1087 1881 3409 1770 5179 sJ9' uJ9J L>994s' Kapisa in Service 1 8 9 Districts 15 193 208 27 370 397 sJ9> .- JjJ Ls5`i99 Parwan in Service - 6 6 - - Districts - 67 371 438 502 595 1097 sJ9'--,,,-,+i319Jt' J9J , sS`'99 Wardak in Service 10 ] 0 Districts 10 215 225 10 650 660 sJ9' -» `r >' ß'J9 a 46JWJ J94' Logar in Service Districts - 6 6 - - sJ9' 80 609 689 15 460 475 <> uJ9Jt05V99W' Nangarhar in Service 41 41 - - - 18 1059 1077 18 sJ9'...y +» J5- 1059 1077 u Laghman in Service 10 10 Districts 15 460 475 15 460 475 aJ9> .,,....1&.,...:a> ù .:1, u ,..m--,Y;?' Panjshir in Service 4 4 Districts 10 193 203 10 354 364 sJ9',--'^ `.y> > L kijJ 9r4'> Baghlan in Service 13 13 - - Districts - 154 164 318 154 164 318 sJ9> .>; vÿ >' W u39J X994^'

Khost in Service Districts 1 l - SJ9> ú.ßi ,,a:.> > ú..}i a 140 140 140 140 .1,33...) ,.,-1-1.:L?, Kunarha in Service 15 15 Districts 187 187 187 187 sJ9' -» L,' > 9.T'S' 4'09J -994'' Badakhshan in Service 2 22 24 - Districts - - 392 195 587 1407 1012 2419 sJ9' "...v ,,r+> a ùt.:..L > 'C'3..9..) ,...-(j-9 Takhar in Service 18 18 Districts - - - - 288 283 571 sj9' ' -» ,r'"'Jam' 374 545 919 u Kundoz in Service 2 12 14 - - Districts - 117 242 359 147 337 484 aJ9' "..v ,.,+» > j >

Balkh in Service Districts 2 9 11 - - - 219 364 583 381 581 962 sJ9> > 4'J9J u-5.499W' Sar -e -Pul in Service 1 8 9 Districts 49 108 157 49 108 157 aJr`-' d J,' 4iJ9J 994

Ghor in Service Districts - 7 7 - - - 19 45 64 25 83 108 sj9',i,-1.i.u.i.i' >JF' ui/ _f Daykundi in Service - 6 6 Districts 31 59 90 31 59 90 sJ9' ...1s. Lam' s'+5:I" .:...5_5_, ,a5',...,34-' Faryab in Service I 1 Districts 12 54 66 12 54 66 sj9' .v ' `+ -'J' 4-j9 L9ru> Source: Ministry of Education Note:The some of Teachers from Teacher Training Institutions aren't Continual they get Daily pay. . ,jr31',.1 l`..'. 9: vS 9`Y 4: J9J'

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 65 I w Mt 1ral.;t t 4,44 40.1 :r -f J9..1+ Table 4 -20:Total Professional and Vocational High Schools

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Sex cY4 0.2&t2, 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 38 31 33 J9a

Number of Vocational Schools Boys 36 28 31 s.."

Girls 2 3 2

Total 8606 6788 6606 Jam+

Students Boy 6554 4815 5243 ú * sss e .)_)

Girl 2052 1973 1363 43

Total 3271 2380 2299 Jsä

New Students Boy 2830 1973 2026 ú5,1* ,5s1 Jq'- ss+

Girl 441 407 273 -

Total 688 927 1069 J.a±

Graduates Boy 557 824 973 ù* css=l EJli

Girl 131 103 96 43sß

Total 520 511 497 Jsä

Teachers Male 398 381 436 ayJU pa.1

Female 122 130 61 W

Source: Ministry of Education

Teachers Students sjS >j 600 - 10000

520 497 511 9000 8606 500 8000 436 398 6606 6788 6554 400 - 81 7000 6000 5243 4815 300 t- 5000

4000 200 3000 130 122 1973 2000 +- - 1363 100 ;--- 61 1000

0 1387 1388 1389 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 Total Male -ti+JU Female -- Total -Jj Boys-j-5-1A Girls -43, 3

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 66 I w n q u.111.5 4Letai 2010 -11 Table 4- 21:Number of Students in Government1389 General Education Schools 9S +995 ° 3+ÿ9 9 2009 -10 9.}S 6.1, j Les JAG 1388 g.1 d : r -£ L j j 2008 -09 1387 Province as x-91- 39a a4' ; ` S m 190 4 vs ale, c7 + Y9 Total Girls % 38 2709912 Girl`? 4391752 Boy 7101664 Total Girls % .s 37 2384276 Girl 4033643 Boy 6417919 Total Girls % 36 2217427 Girl 3982574 Boy 6200001 Total Jj5 KabulOutKabul Cityof which: 4441 375994430074 478731606355 1036429854725 4341 352608402686 461016584335 813624987021 4340 293499341362 395556507240 689055848602 J,i ParwanKapisa 3532 6026634449 110253 73833 170519108282 3531 5708735263 106600 80116 163687115379 3434 5616837740 108278 74804 164446112544 :a,' al JLJ4t-S-1 L.,`, ùAsy LogarWardak 393125 221120 3429432107 7621697521 110510129628 373023 3202129488 7630996171 108330125659 3125 3220131360 7278693561 104987124921 s4js _Ail r LaghmanNangarhar 44 72204 351670 92343 572790164547 38 185630 52358 313179 86990 498809139348 37 165209 45437 277808 77425 443017122862 jug ù 1 PanjsherBaghlan 443840 107169 5051113372 1758566534219987 283025115853 33359 423836 9013812732 145300 23006 235438 35738 3837 101616 11990 16388020375 265496 32365 } J PaktikaGhazniBamyan 2133 2589598361 195910 94937 294271120832 2231 206714591376994 174973 7433662957 251967108870 95007 233238 261168163740052 175735 8575364043 257372104095111869 ù4 KhostPaktya 2422 3806426564 122272 96622 160336123186 2620 4163022599 116158 89012 157788111611 2623 3986327075 115707 89418 155570116493 t NooristanKunarha 4538 2247454754 2778788726 14348050261 4434 4597216620 2124287747 133719 37862 4137 4770514518 2088381956 129661 35401 4is JJ:1 TakharBadakhshan 4247 119413182367 209634164526 283939392001 4245 111660124302 154092149061 265752273363 4145 11880099686 145691144560 245377263360 jù tJl:'a Kundoz 37 92785 158785 251570 38 94597 154807 249404 38 86363 140612 226975 Table 4 -21: Number of Students 2010 -11... (Contd) - 1389 2009 -10 - 1388 .sfjj.ss 2008 -09 13.44 9 as o.a j Lei.s.er.- 0:119.1 1387 :4-41.11j 1-f Provinces 1 X14 diá ylai sat cJ,9á 4' ' Lt cJJ 4,J J BalkhSamangan Girls % 4337 192783 32312Girl 256503 54822Boy Total87134 Girls % 34 27591Girl 53018Boy Total80609 Girls % 33 26116Girl 53972Boy Total80088 ù GhorSar -e -pul 3639 6656747347 116689 72760 183256449286120107 333940 1543435137343427 102218229120 68149 153591111576383463 313641 153'88241280 224412 72554 378294113834 J;}.' t14 UrozganDaykundi 4311 619061889 4935681959 14384855546 4211 55481 5317 4386577996 13347749182 1039 40467387235879 529596379687578 10426312630158838 L,4.54o KandaharZabul 392721 33912 5090 9389119118 12780324208 2421 28585 4186 9197915695 120564 19881 1711 25954 6026 124629 47457 150583 53483 ùtgi.)JtAAS Jlli FaryabJawzjan 42 108927 57180 14768788431 256614145611 4239 106641 54604 149463 86867 256104141471 3937 9077447196 80543 127739 14_)y4, 1,J1-s HeratBadghisHelmand 462520 285724 2655317556 8069470240 107247 87796 2525 2460615139 7244346633 9704961772 2612 2103015979 11207014146359490 23223712804980520 cr!.J? VZ00 NimrozFarah 4331 2196829671 334633 66855 620357 96526 2947 274136 27037 310407 64796 584543 91833 3045 257099 26411 318164 60392 575263 86803 Úl JA .1y9 Source: Ministry of Education 29539 Number of Students in General 51507 35 Education Schools j.35`2+ssS13449 24603 38052 41 15713 22580 38293 J.9y41 400000080000006000000 620Q0QI 3982574 641791 7101664 4391952 -- 2000000 0 3-°-- 1387 2008 -09 Total -J,ij Girls-L. 2009 -10 1388 Boys-ùeb 2010 -11 1389 2010 -11 Table4-1389 22:Number of Teachers in Government General Education .9 9.9 -L 2009 -106'13 Lroyoc 011`9ß ,1 1388 : r r -t Jy.Li 2008 -09 1387 Province Female % Female °,:4.11.J.:14:914 Male4.11.J.:1 Total 4.1..0 Female % Female ate.: Malea4au Total J0 Female % Femalea W Male4-;,JU Total Jj ':vs OutKabulTotal of which: 6631 4990017661 112373 8955 162273 26616 6630 4514116751 104493 8488 14963425239 6428 4533117807 113913 10116 159244 27923 cJa4Js5 KapisaKabul City 7415 16395 390 22335720 22115 2623 1374 15780 317 21735639 21419 2490 7012 17055 447 32107384 24439 3657 :v L.;, L1.1 Sz al ,,IS WardakParwan 13 6 224721 37204678 39445399 13 5 167709 46773185 33525386 13 5 146759 49283040 31865687 s _)siyy NangarharLogar 1213 1288 327 97172214 11005 2541 1114 972309 82601909 92322218 15 8 681335 79731893 86542228 JI-& ygyi Laghman 20 6 202211 3277 822 10243488 20 6 203171 3145 3348 19 6 201 3126 3327 _).`'>' BamyanPanjsherBaghlan 2217 1744 536 25996322 31358066 2021 1736 605 24596370 679 30648106 850 2120 1692 616163 23706696 715 29868388 878 14- PaktikaGhazni 21 1 1163 20 31644314 31845477 19 1 868 27 29023631 29294499 17 2 100854 43025530 56305156 KhostPaktya 34 101 98 32692342 33672443 43 100 94 32162174 33162268 35 120 98 29492497 3047 c-,.s&lc NooristanKunarha 11 4 106142 3086 892 3228 998 10 5 115130 26961079 28261194 95 111148 31201074 2617+32681185 4sà'S J_93 KundozTakharBadakhshan 252731 287513681626 368548416420 505364679295 272530 280412811540 354647386643 482762789447 262128 266413261260 350749186876 476762449540 J Table 4- 22:Number of Teachers ... (Contd) 5-599°!' 3}S o, °s.^c 9-1 Province 4-4:+4 2010 -11 0.i 1389 JL' 1.0 4uá.ß 2009 -10 44u1:.1388 a;'' 2008 -09 Alti1387 i J.0 ,_ß49 BalkhSamangan Female % 5326 Female 5307 508 Male 47761465 Total 10083 1973 Female % 5224 Female 4929 442 Male 45941363 Total 95231805 Female % 5021 Female 420 Male 1600 Total10316 2020 út(1,..., GhorSar -e -pul 28 4 154797 33152061 34692858 27 4 744108 28092052 29172796 25 4 5140 788114 285023955176 29643183 ,-1,,,,- Jy6. UrozganDaykundi 30 3 593 37 10221391 10591984 30 3 408 36 1018 964 10541372 28 4 432 56 14871085 15171543 (s.115...41úti_)1 ' KandaharZabul 441411 403 41 2423 340 2826 381 13 335 47 2248 308 2583 355 12 7 360 59 2571 753 2931 812 jUoi,S J?1_3 HelmandFaryabJawzjan 1927 16341696 355 434721641533 188859813860 264418 15261604 284 126742992007 155158253611 202537 13861069 346 421413561836 170256002905 c:)1÷..1» ,, Li as .11a HeratBadghis 4712 6137 225 70131616 13150 1841 4412 4640 174 59861327 10626 1501 4118 4528 262 65111197 11039 1459 , c,ya 'li Source: MinistryNimrozFarah of Education 5227 512698 1879 478 2577 990 5122 429536 1873 408 2409 837 4822 462381 1628 414 2090 795 9y e1yq _ Number of Teachers in General Education Schools 200000150000 - __159244 .. 113913 16273 112373 100000 50000 0 W43'331 1387 -4314T 1388 1044" 2008 -09 Total -Jsí Female - 4 2009 -10 .., Male -46:)i 2010 -11 1389 , 9 -995 "J 9) .s5499 9-41 o.1`j LIAJAc 1J. > :w- t J9 Table 4 -23:Government General Education Students & Teachers Ratio

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387 Province 0599S o.tj ,Liai ,çjS e .1j 494 '14..4 j úw1 0S-1.1.91 b .2j 14.994 ,419 Ratio StudentsTeachersRatio StudentsTeachersRatioStudentsTeachers Total 44 7101664 162273 43 6417919 149634 39 6200001 159244 J9á Kabul 39 1036429 26616 39 987021 25239 30 848602 27923 alLS Out of which: 4.) 39 854725 22115 38 813624 21419 28 689055 24439 Kabul City l 4.14 .)

Kapisa 41 108282 2623 46 115379 2490 31 112544 3657 i "",lS Parwan 32 170519 5399 30 163687 5386 29 164446 5687 ù19y Wardak 33 129628 3944 37 125659 3352 39 124921 3186 s.jy Logar 43 110510 2541 49 108330 2218 47 104987 2228 yí91

Nangarhar 52 572790 11005 54 498809 9232 51 443017 8654 91-1 Laghman 47 164547 3488 42 139348 3348 37 122862 3327 Panjsher 33 33359 1024 42 35738 850 37 32365 878 js"

Baghlan 35 283025 8066 29 235438 8106 32 265496 8388 ú%

Bamyan 37 115853 3135 36 108870 3064 35 104095 2986 D4.1 -.1 54 294271 5477 56 251967 4499 50 257372 5156 c Paktika 38 120832 3184 32 95007 2929 20 111869 5630 1-54-S! Paktya 50 123186 2443 49 111611 2268 45 116493 2617 l Khost 48 160336 3367 48 157788 3316 51 155570 3047sß Kunarha 44 143480 3228 47 133719 2826 40 129661 3268 v9 Nooristan 50 50261 998 32 37862 1194 30 35401 1185 ù99:, Badakhshan 42 392001 9295 29 273363 9447 28 263360 9540 ù y Takhar 44 283939 6467 42 265752 6278 39 245377 6244 J Kundoz 50 251570 5053 52 249404 4827 48 226975 4767 }iS

Samangan 44 87134 1973 45 80609 1805 40 80088 2020 LD Balkh 45 449286 10083 40 383463 9523 37 378294 10316 Sar -e -pul 42 120107 2858 40 111576 2796 36 113834 3183 Li;' y' Ghor 53 183256 3469 53 153591 2917 43 126301 2964 )96' Daykundi 73 143848 1984 97 133477 1372 69 104263 1517 csz:15._» Urozgan 52 55546 1059 47 49182 1054 38 58838 1543 ú11»1 Zabul 64 24208 381 56 19881 355 66 53483 812 c141í Kandahar 45 127803 2826 47 120564 2583 51 150583 2931 jLaiS Jawzjan 38 145611 3860 39 141471 3611 44 127739 2905 ù L9' Faryab 43 256614 5981 44 256104 5825 41 232237 5600 4sti Helmand 47 87796 1888 40 61772 1551 75 128049 1702 ;.,11b

Badghis 58 107247 1841 65 97049 1501 55 80520 1459 -)1-., Herat 47 620357 13150 55 584543 10626 52 575263 11039 1ya Farah 37 96526 2577 38 91833 2409 42 86803 2090 elji Nimroz 52 51507 990 45 38052 837 48 38293 795 39y4 Source: Ministry of Education

Students &Teachers ratio ú 9S` 9 ".3 9I 95-5994,

45 - 44 44 43

42 41 40 r 39 - - 38

37 , 36 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 71 11" A 9 tolfLS 4`94.LaaljL'a.;l*.91.1 I t' n g J.40:t. 44 WY ,9 DJ.) 4401 9.1 ;r f _ f (.1.9.1+ Table 4- 24:Government Primary Education by Province - 2010 -11

Teachers/.&i4 Students0S-+,ss 043 Schools,, j94

41 91}Lí .f9115.116 4 -'13, Province _T `1) -1 JJA: 4:k9a1 c:7IS.14 Li So. J9ä FemaleMale Total Girls Boys Total MixedGirls Boys Total

Total 5691 34440 40131 2047313 3065618 5112931 3096 770 1705 5571 L1y5 Kabul 693 1032 1725 275941 362627 638568 137 12 35 184 JI,IS Out of which: v y,.)a1 500 292 792 232854 275374 508228 28 2 1 31 Kabul City J I-J,,IS Kapisa 37 145 182 24380 46116 70496 19 27 16 62 L,,41. LS Parwan 41 789 830 43179 65947 109126 86 31 18 135 ùlsy Wardak 94 908 1002 28903 65944 94847 100 31 21 152 S .a J9 Logar 53 781 834 29838 54430 84268 43 23 46 112 _Ail

Nangarhar 113 3449 3562 189454 254033 443487 229 30 39 298 _.)1-1_)-

Laghman 12 808 820 59214 64161 123375 70 20 13 103 ù1.1 Panjsher 31 231 262 10607 12382 22989 29 9 2 40 .y.1- Baghlan 125 1037 1162 77991 114997 192988 86 12 5 103 ù=w Bamyan 133 689 822 38293 43815 82108 65 8 1 74 ù

Ghazni 81 500 581 67833 134363 202196 74 15 87 176 Paktika 10 1627 1637 25371 79987 105358 81 20 131 232v Iï5 Paktya 23 975 998 24316 72980 97296 63 22 40 125 Khost 33 1052 1085 35904 91574 127478 54 29 58 141 .3.: Kunarha 47 1376 1423 48598 63531 112129 138 29 11 178 4is.i-S Nooristan 52 347 399 19636 22530 42166 80 24 18 122 ùJ..r Badakhshan 204 1060 1264 128903 139470 268373 144 22 4 170 ùlß y jlss Takhar 158 1811 1969 88512 112945 201457 225 16 12 253 Kundoz 248 1191 1439 71939 112993 184932 119 28 13 160 Samangan 31 329 360 24457 38120 62577 53 10 35 98 ùtß 117 Balkh 307 1095 1402 124106 162183 286289 97 8 12 i

Sar -e -Pul 329 1019 1348 39639 55574 95213 91 39 12 142 4 y-' Ghor 67 1603 1670 58437 86938 145375 206 93 83 382 -)s Daykundi 224 549 773 49960 58555 108515 72 22 2 96 csh Urozgan 37 542 579 4970 38955 43925 10 22 156 188 ù11»1 159 L/41 Zabul 7 150 157 4883 16472 21355 35 6 118 jl4i,S Kandahar 6 588 594 29691 73742 103433 99 7 166 272 Jawzjan 261 941 1202 39569 58426 97995 45 29 28 102 ù>,a Faryab 699 2668 3367 85428 111628 197056 94 29 58 181 .)-i Helmand 48 551 599 15355 55188 70543 37 2 153 192 .i1 Badghis 116 976 1092 23245 66403 89648 36 58 191 285 -11-.. Herat 935 2398 3333 215773 251872 467645 266 12 18 296 C111 JA Farah 150 878 1028 22827 52508 75335 52 23 90 165 e1ÿ+ Nimroz 286 345 631 20161 24229 44390 61 2 13 76 s Source:Ministry of Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 72 1 w n g 4.s.111s si C.46:1wi.1 11" A 9 ,}0.1.4C. J 5 A D.1,3 4.1:%-'A A9 .1 Table 4- 25:Government Middle Education by Province- 2010 -11

Teachers +194 Students -WS Dai Schools ,..,1351,::,

Provinces 4.uá4 a+4)1Z J.9ä 9++ ,DIS.1a J90 4 94a.; a9-15.14,4 (.19ä 4Y9 FemaleMale Total Girls Boys Total MixedGirls Boys Total Total 13119 33080 46199 498600 948442 1447042 2213 577 1025 3815 Jsä Kabul 4970 2564 7534 101236 156334 257570 135 9 32 176 34

Out of which: :4.3,41.,,, v.) l 4714 1644 6358 92646 126423 219069 93 4 4 101 Kabul City J 4 alS

Kapisa 42 935 977 6832 18952 25784 17 6 51 74 l-,,,;, IS Parwan 277 2106 2383 12691 30477 43168 65 28 47 140 ùlsy Wardak 78 939 1017 2948 21623 24571 68 9 19 96 s j

Logar 100 607 707 3541 14799 18340 18 7 41 66 _Ail

Nangarhar 65 1656 1721 24799 68022 92821 90 29 16 135 Jt-4

Laghman 57 979 1036 10427 18896 29323 23 20 11 54 ù

Panjsher 70 195 265 2095 5069 7164 18 8 12 38 ,),'-

Baghlan 279 2855 3134 22551 43727 66278 148 18 19 185 ,:_i-liq

Bamyan 201 973 1174 9386 15065 24451 103 27 21 151 ù14, Ghazni 110 1051 1161 21977 44016 65993 89 17 58 164

Paktika 7 868 875 412 11842 12254 32 1 14 47 t5,

Paktya 40 668 708 1953 17219 19172 43 6 25 74 1ü6-j

Khost 8 473 481 1787 22454 24241 22 3 17 42

Kunarha 13 872 885 5382 17301 22683 50 32 44 126 49-A Nooristan 39 396 435 2642 4190 6832 16 24 28 68 ùg93 Badakhshan 603 2460 3063 40888 51325 92213 170 15 7 192 ù y Takhar 343 991 1334 24422 39571 63993 91 18 12 121 j

Kundoz 284 1146 1430 16211 32725 48936 99 30 19 148 _3-6 Samangan 173 707 880 6663 13806 20469 59 24 29 112 ùi;-" Balkh 1865 2044 3909 52995 69541 122536 167 28 24 219

Sar -e -Pul 347 758 1105 6705 14020 20725 73 31 49 153 Ji

Ghor 34 894 928 7081 23215 30296 90 26 76 192 Js6'

Daykundi 228 461 689 9177 16973 26150 98 11 5 114 c5»

Urozgan - 246 246 1177 8803 9980 1 9 31 41 ùßi..)1

Zabul - 54 54 179 1955 2134 3 2 16 21 J41_)

Kandahar 52 416 468 3082 13670 16752 33 1 35 70 Amis Jawzjan 136 417 553 14297 22985 37282 59 27 28 114 ù 1-_)j Faryab 231 663 894 20408 29628 50036 72 49 69 190 ,1,)ts

Helmand 51 406 457 1695 10598 12293 10 - 54 64 ,1_14

Badghis 11 188 199 2754 11874 14628 9 18 29 56 v -11-+ Herat 2173 2687 4860 53865 63000 116865 212 27 29 268 p0y*

Farah 206 364 570 4850 10922 15772 20 15 52 87 .iii

Nimroz 26 41 67 1492 3845 5337 10 2 5 17 :s Source:Ministry of Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 73 1r At9 .1 044a44,1Sekj011,9ar _t 4)J4 Table 4 -26: Government High Schools Education by Province - 2010 -11

Teachers 45-41,4' Students/ -+99S "i Schools 4r494,

Provinces 44+4 u afro 44 1; C.II- q 1.0 ,}t J.1, ..i 4,91W41 J.lo' ultii FemaleMale Total Girls Boys Total MixedGirlsBoys Total Total 31090 44853 75943 163999 377692 541691 1549 627 1240 3416 J;+

Kabul 11998 5359 17357 52897 87394 140291 347 31 49 427 c141s

Out of which: :a:, 44.0 11181 3784 14965 50494 76934 127428 290 14 20 324 Kabul City L.; cj,lS

Kapisa 311 1153 1464 3237 8765 12002 19 19 27 65 L-.11 LS

Parwan 403 1783 2186 4396 13829 18225 59 32 61 152 Dlsy

Wardak 52 1873 1925 256 9954 10210 40 4 51 95 say, Logar 174 826 1000 915 6987 7902 13 12 33 58 fill Nangarhar 1110 4612 5722 6867 29615 36482 92 38 65 195 JA _A

Laghman 142 1490 1632 2563 9286 11849 12 31 50 93 01 -^:.1

Panjsher 101 396 497 670 2536 3206 8 9 18 35 y.>;+

Baghlan 1340 2430 3770 6627 17132 23759 79 22 36 137 C.i=1*4

Bamyan 202 937 1139 2832 6462 9294 38 22 26 86 DI-i-Z-i

Ghazni 972 2763 3735 8551 17531 26082 67 55 101 223 ,0-3 Paktika 3 669 672 112 3108 3220 17 1 23 41S; Paktya 38 699 737 295 6423 6718 32 2 33 67 ; -,...j Khost 57 1744 1801 373 8244 8617 46 - 28 74 Kunarha 82 838 920 774 7894 8668 19 15 34 68 4-1s,.t6

Nooristan 15 149 164 196 1067 1263 6 5 6 17 J1 .).53 y Badakhshan 2068 2900 4968 12576 18839 31415 124 59 59 242 ú Takhar 1125 2039 3164 6479 12010 18489 47 43 52 142 1i Kundoz 836 1348 2184 4635 13067 17702 61 10 28 99 ..) Samangan 304 429 733 1192 2896 4088 10 13 18 41 úL Balkh 3135 1637 4772 15682 24779 40461 80 27 35 142

Sar -e -Pul 121 284 405 1003 3166 4169 18 11 20 49 J; Ghor 53 818 871 1049 6536 7585 36 18 46 100 Daykundi 141 381 522 2752 6431 9183 68 19 21 108 cs1

Urozgan - 234 234 43 1598 1641 2 2 24 28 Ú113j1

Zabul 34 136 170 28 ;691 719 1 1 15 17 J41.3 jtA1S Kandahar 345 1419 1764 1139 6479 7618 24 5 33 62 Jawzjan 1299 806 2105 3314 7020 10334 32 16 34 82 0 1÷» Faryab 704 1016 1720 3091 6431 9522 12 23 32 67 ,3,)V :_1 Helmand 256 576 832 506 4454 4960 14 2 46 62 Badghis 98 452 550 554 2417 2971 4 7 45 56 c.r .4 Herat 3029 1928 4957 16086 19761 35847 107 47 52 206 c:_11_,A Farah 342 637 979 1994 3425 5419 5 22 32 59 41) Nimroz 200 92 292 315 1465 1780 10 4 7 21 ..1s...)4 Source:Ministry of Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 74 1r n g 4,9*11.4aJJ 1" A 4 J , 4, 499 1 L.}I.oU .940úJ1J9 cis, .3: r V _ t J.94 Table 4 -27: Inmates of Dormitories of Ministry of Education by Province -2010 -11

4.4 JU _T di; .t:°,Z1 .9sJ31 .1 Province *L:ys Female Male Total No. Of Dormitories

Total 664 12868 13532 77 J ,:;, kabul 110 2212 2322 3 L.141S

Kapisa 20 471 491 3 >'s

parwan - 490 490 5 ,J1y.4

wordak - 363 363 4 S.>>s

logar - 229 229 2 _Ail

Nangarhar 72 1106 1178 4 JI-A yt3

Lagman 46 254 300 1 OI-.k1 Panjsher 30 510 540 3 u Bamyan 85 260 345 1 DI4J13

Ghazni 103 283 386 3 ,rli6 Paktika - 179 179 3 l Paktya - 186 186 3 IA

khost - 420 420 2 9-'

kunarha 15 585 600 2 4-1s-11

Nooristan - 350 350 2 cD'LL...JS'

Badakhshan 25 565 590 4 ,D1-,t,,.14 Takhar 40 742 782 3 _)k-:,j

Kunduz 30 240 270 1 _)-15

Samangan - 208 208 2 LA,...,

Balkh - 500 500 2 ta-'

Sar- e- pul - 50 50 2 c11r"

Ghor 5 150 155 1 Jy6 Daykundi 34 116 150 2 Lçi,h

Urozgan - 187 187 1 UI-gjJI

Zabul 3 21 24 1 L/41_3

Kandahar 29 51 80 2 JtaaiS jawzjan 6 75 81 1 4.3_,

Faryab - 195 195 3 yJts

Helmamd 4 864 868 3 ..11.,14.

Badghise - 267 267 2 c.r9A-114

Herat 7 688 695 4 úlJA

Farah - 45 45 1 a J5

Nimroz - 6 6 1 .:)y 0-93

Source: Ministry of Education "JI391411'y

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 75 1 w n 4 it4,901..aa) t jL"uw139 ,y},,ß,95 4,' ij4 iJ 9J j 44.94 gAc 00.41441 :r A- t.3 j4 Table 4- 28:General Private Education by Province

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387 ' Kind of Province llSJ5+1!' t 1b+l.1S saJyv 9l>Y'y- }edJ4 ?+.11K' ß.9i+!! Y 9 School 45-1.144!i 05-1111 TeachersStudentsSchoolsTeachersStudentsSchoolsTeachersStudentsSchools Total 1563 37904 199 1263 369141 159 1941 36224 159 Jä Primary 68 1370 11 69 1271 8 312 4375 16 JJ Total J_;.", Middle 42 736 38 133 8626 31 141 2659 27 ,...a&:,-4 High School 1487 36263 187 1061 27017 120 1488 29190 1161 Total 1050 25713 139 700 26557 103 1018 16493 85 Jam+ Primary 41 776 6 26 464 4 246 2888 9 43J-4 Kabul Middle 34 465 37 43 5869 19 77 1045 19+- High School 1009 24937 133 631 20224 80 695 12560 57 4d J.,7 Total 11 207 2 5 100 1 41 482 2 Primary ------4-I.-JAI Parwan u x Middle ------,mod High School 11 207 2 5 100 1 41 482 2 Total - - - 4 165 1 Jy Primary ------s.)Jj Wardak -- Middle ------High School - - - 4 165 1 - - - (.1J Total - - - 11 230 1 ------4j-ei Primary - ..)g_)3 Lo ggar Middle ------44 High School - - - 11 230 1 - - - Total 115 1203 12 60 651 7 127 3064 10 Ji - 14 348 1 v;_ri Primary 5 62 1 - - Ju*J Nangarhar Middle - - - 14 135 2 7 110 1 ,,- High School 110 1141 I1 46 516 5 106 2606 81 86 1 Jy Total 10 316 1 - - - 4 Primary ------Lag hman 1 Middle ------4 86 - - .t.-41 High School 10 316 1 - - - - Ja+ Total 25 407 4 6 175 2 6 61 1 - - J-1 Primary 6 141 2 2 60 1 - Ba ghlan Middle ------1 4-4 High School 19 266 2 4 115 1 6 61

1 - - - J.,+ Total 7 79 1 13 190 Primary ------`#i l,.L Bamyan - Middle ------,Y,,I 1 - --°- - High School 7 79 1 13 190 Total 34 2440 4 23 539 2 30 523 2 Ji

Ghazni MMiddle ------2 4 High School 34 2440 4 23 539 2 30 523 465 1 Ji Total ------3 J-i Primary ------Paktika Middle ------465 1 +-4 High School ------3 4 Total 12 674 4 13 637 4 35 853 J - ,.."-el Primary ------Paktya - - ,.ÿ+- Middle - - - 6 63 1 - 4 44 High School 12 674 4 7 574 3 35 853 2 Jÿ Total 27 224 3 41 343 3 23 468 9 175 1 .r Primary ------J Khost . - Middle ------+.4 High School 27 224 3 41 343 3 14. 293 1

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 76 1 w A 4 LAS 4,},l.it4.16%) t jl'u.ú'1i.91.1 Table 4- 28:General Private Education ... (Contd) 441.7I J'vYn_ 2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387 Kind of Province ç 7.!" !!S ffJ ' .9lS e.1J +1!Sa Y ! School t .!!S JJ 'yl!i 405- 994 t> 5l!'c/ .!!! 5,Y"J!i TeachersStudentsSchoolsTeachersStudentsSchoolsTeachersStudentsSchools

Total - - - 5 218 1 5 145 1 J!+ Primary ------Kunarha s." a,,..6 Middle - - - 5 218 1 5 145 1 High School ------44

Total - - - 33 493 3 7 74 1 J+ Primary ------Badakhshan 44Jd j.:.i.y Middle ------

High School - - - 33 493 3 7 74 1 °`

Total - - - 23 424 2 13 123 1 J; Primary ------_eJ Takhar J Middle ------

High School - - - 23 424 2 13 123 1

Total 14 605 2 17 573 2 6 79 1 J,+

Primary - - - 5 63 1 - - - ,,..-1-?J Kundoz s Middle ------,+ J

High School 14 605 2 12 510 1 6 79 1 4.4 Total - - - 8 163 1 - - - J. Primary ------Samangan ,1 ú Middle ------

High School - - - 8 163 1 - - - ate,! Total 23 607 6 15 191 3 63 876 7 Jä

Primary ------2 20 1 .,iJ`1 Balkh Middle ------19 415 3 ÿ High School 23 607 6 15 191 3 42 441 3 a ,l

Total 36 799 3 20 1546 4 75 2027 5 Js`.+

Primary 10 278 1 ------Kandahar 4:'-e2 lmi4 Middle 8 271 1 6 1296 3 29 858 2

High School 18 250 1 14 250 1 46 1169 3

Total 16 512 2 7 247 1 - - - J!S Primary ------v.rJ Jawzjan ù-,+» Middle ------v

High School 16 512 2 7 247 1 - - - ,-41

Total 12 212 2 6 92 1 7 122 1 Jij

Primary ------43ri Faryab Ju Middle ------

High School 12 212 2 6 92 1 7 122 1 44

Total - - - 6 171 1 24 695 2 J; Primary ------,fix' Helmand Middle ------

High School - - - 6 171 1 24 695 2 +4 Total 128 3578 11 218 3093 14 449 9480 31 J; Primary - - - 36 684 2 36 836 3 yJ°1 Herat ,:_,iy Middle - - - 59 1045 5 - - - ,, High School 128 3578 11 123 1364 7 413 8644 28 44

Total 35 229 2 29 116 1 - - - j;

Primary 6 113 1 ------,."J-i Farah sib Middle ------,- High School 29 116 1 29 116 1 - - - +4

Total 8 99 1 - - - 5 108 1 (.335 Primary ------5 108 Nimroz Middle ------1- High School 8 99 1 ------+ Source: Ministry of Education

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 77 1 t" n 4toiits jL'uy.il.it.91.1 ,45 okj :rg -t Jj.4 Table4-29 : Religious Education

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit sal j ,.liia Va$t+: 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Islamic Education Memorize of Number 546 Quran 532 512 uL a9Lu11 hsI . °110 s 7s°a`°`)Ll 1

- Islamic Schools Number 450 Wit, 447 425 -)-1. 0-4516.1-

- Memorize of Quran Number 96 85 87 ak l lia11jL1 _ Islamic Education & Memorize of Quran Students Students 161249 123467 92436 s 9S .1 ,3 )yS .1 ,3 j,y11Li ll,la,l y..,1.. ma'

- Islamic Education Schools StudentsStudents 133049 98700 65721 4 9J5 ° -)j Sy°° 1 y JiS ,..,..3-

- Memorize of Quran Students Students 28200 24767 26715 s.9S °.kj 4- S9 11.1-611,1.1 n; iiS ° j - Islamic Education & Memorize of Students 29217 17125 12843 ,sjS ° .5j û LA .s°sbl..»sly-.-,.. 4-°I `i Quran New Students ij °'j c;r4; - Islamic Education Schools New

Students 25397 13350 I Students 10600 ssS°j ,y c3-1. sß" S ..,--,_Pa . 4-,' - - Memorize of Quran Schools New Students Students 3820 3775 2243 s.9S° i' Lîß 1.J 1 Lîy ylull h ti _ Islamic Education & Memorize of

Students 3920 °.1 E_ ,Li a y t,611I., I ..,. Quran Graduates 3550 5790 , `la - Islamic Education Schools Students 3380 Graduates 3200 4515 ssS °aj c; jot Ejti a sW.)° ,=1 -.1 .1_

- Memorize of Quran Graduates Students 540 350 1275 çs jS °j 4r1. Ejh 4i,t1L.11ju- Islamic Education &instruction 4,.Sy jle.Dilail y.).1. Z1...I Ai Teacher 3848 Quran Teachers 4486 4243 sre i5"',' - Islamic Schools Teacher 3138 3597 3771 Syr- J ss -+s)W.,, rv-1° =-"1 ti _

- Memorize of Quran Teacher 710 889 472 ß.9y¿ j 3.549_, 615 l"llJla t, _

Islamic Education & Memorize of :Sy;s1ai..11)1.11 y... L 1 ti Person 961 940 1202 Quran Staffs st°W )4JJAL..1

Administration Personal Person 1806 1770 , 1766+ s.ss.l-S 4 Source:Ministry of Education Ijs °:':'':_ r° .995 °Qj;+Sgiyláli Students of Islamic & Memorize of Quran 180000 160000 140000 120000 100000 80000 60000 40000 20000 0 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 78 r n g ns ;>i ejL1.461:1i.1 Lrasd.a J4.=' :w. -f J94 Table4-30:Private Islamic Education

2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387

Province vlat",.,d 4.5...1 j...0 o.fj j4.4.4 CjI.L"wd ct"'JJS o.fj j}e4 cjiAlai 9,0 eaj yr4.1 J

TeachersStudentsNumberTeachers StudentsNumberTeachers StudentsNumber

Total 135 2270 18 140 2699 17 100 1364 10 Jy5

Kabul 48 627 8 58 1275 8 39 368 5 cYu

Balkh 24 295 3 11 210 2 4 195 1

Panjsher 9 180 1 10 200 1 9 180 1u

Badakhshan - - - 12 150 1 12 150 1 ,D1_1&.14

Takhar 1 19 1 4 168 1 - - - _)1-&-

Samangan 6 93 1 5 150 1 - - - c::°

Nangarhar 35 888 2 ------JIn

Herat 12 168 2 40 546 3 36 471 2 ,lys

Source:Ministry of Education

Private Islamic Religious Student and Teachers ,:jix.iJI JJS 4.j 4.4J"VL 0....a,y6 Aj 3000 2699 2500 2270

2000

1364 1500

1000

500 100 140 135 0 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 79 I w n gvil>.s 4,10.1Lazii Table 4 -31: Literacy Activities

1389 1388 1387

Indicator Sex Unit aal.., c ,46 J (.> vail.t, 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total Number 27087 31278 12461 JAi

literacy Courses Male Number 11819 13531 2840 "y 4i;,V Air..)sS sß'4.) -' -'I}.,'

Female Number 15268 17747 9621 X44,

Total Student 607669 682679 302817 45-1,3,5S e.),) Jsí

Students Male Student 251850 287124 62525 , liJS raj ,:;,u syS "-i

Female Student 355819 395555 240292 ,S+sjS "j a,i.:?i

Total Student 159970 104994 46133 ,ssS o .1_) 4..13

Graduates Male Student 50125 27092 11676 -sjS o .1_3 411,U 431 E jls

Female Student 109845 77902 34457 , sjS el_i c1:11-:

Total Teacher 2907 2531 1797 ,, 5,:5sy., J,

Teachers Male Teacher 1689 1645 1146 ssW .,» (,+ssZ)

Female Teacher 1218 886 651 3_,

Total Supervisor 824 834 834 J3:IJJJ Js+

Supervisors Male Supervisor 500 667 534 j+Ijjy. .u;» ÚI_)J:Ij_J

FemaleSupervisor 324 167 300 jj:ISyyy ^:: 4

Source: Ministry of Education 43°s: ,:'_ r

ssSeaj;,. ,SsrSejply.. literacy Courses Students

800000 682679 700000 600000 500000 400000 300000 200000 100000 0 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Total Jsi Male 4 )U Female 4

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 80 1 ra 4.0111 449.491 LIL%91.95.)9 :rr -f J.94 Table 4 -32: Kindergartens & Nurseries

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit udLl s 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Kindergartens & Nurseries Number 358 331 329 4V939-6_19 91 a;9lá 9195)9 9,J.'..' (-1 9:

Residential Kindergartens & j a.+`39'915-1 9 91 ayli 9195)9 ..94.1 Number 148 165 115 L LAS Nurseries 993

Work Place Kindergartens & 9195 )l5 4 ti93S..i 9 91 c5 9195)9 9," 1 Number 210 166 214 Nurseries (su ai

Total Children in Kindergartens & 91 939:4 4 9195)9 .1 ù L. 9. L. J¢+ Child 23917 12359 13085 y- Nurseries çr- 919:9159

- Boy Child 11195 6661 6215 T9l1-O ù >Ssl* -

- Girl Child 12722 5698 6870 T9-4 Loi9,N3 -

Children In Residential 490946a9 91 919599 .94:"4 ù 144-124.1-, Child 16089 6997 7910 T9W1 -0 Kindergartens & Nurseries w*4

- Boy Child 8740 4088 3484 9,1L -^ ù ISJ* -

- Girl Child 7349 2909 4426 1.9W-. 9?1-

Children in Work Place Lit s195)lS 91 9195 9:. ù L. 9" L. Child 7828 5362 5175 9WlA Kindergartens & Nurseries 9i946J9 4

- Boy Child 2455 2573 2731 5y t-" ù LSJa -

- Girl Child 5373 2789 2444 p911-4 9v-

Total Teachers in Kindergartens & it 9'9:' 4 9195)9 94'1 ''çr-99J9.' Teacher 2673 1938 1938 Nurseries 99".'

Teachers in Residential 9 91 9195)9 9 939,1:':g i °< Teacher 1372 785 785 ,r-99 Kindergartens & Nurseries 99i° 9.19391Sa

Teachers in Work Place <' i 91 9195)9 9 t5 9195)15 Teacher 1346 1153 1153 -99 Kindergartens & Nurseries 994a;' -7

- Officials Person 369 274 274 )+ c )9-4-. -

- Contract Workers Persón 655 513 513 4995)L5 -

Source:Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs , Martyrs and Disabled JI J9 9:191'-°919:44-`1-' 91 9)4 91"91 )15 :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 81 1 t" A 4 u:111.5 4.01.k..r 044 4411.G 40141A rs j4.41 jlis9 A ;t"r -ta3.4 Table4- 33:Afghan Red Crescent Society Aid Figures in (Mn AFs) LD-N1-" ac t'-)

1389 1388 1387 Kinds of aid 4-1.0.34 31- J 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total aid 38.5 261.7 135.3 ,y ,,Fly;

Cash aid 36.7 15.0 30.8 cs3::+

Aid in kind ',..' j)1 J.Ai 1.8 246.7 104.5 yoJ iS ; _1°3 it 9:U1' a

Suorce:Afghan Red Crescent Society 111y; plc. ,1110

_,.a ,-....4 4..91 ;,ts,. j 4,,Sisab jai 1.43 r. t -t Jj . Table 4- 34:Disaster Preparedness Department Aid Figures in (Mn AFs) 0)

1389 1388 1387 Kinds of Aid Location j ,1 4-1.144..9:64,4.1 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 275.0 56.2 103.7 Jy;

Total aid Center 1.2 - 0.2 A41... j%L+ ß.Y°9,

Provinces 273.8 56.2 103.5 4+ß;Y,

Total 275.0 56.2 103.7 Js;

Cash aid Center 1.2 - 0.2 44°A L i a-1;6

Provinces 273.8 56.2 103.5 a,yS;yy

Suorce:Disaster Preparedness Department ,..,1114}1 4Sj>lwyl 41-'1-4' c51113 9"v;

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 82 1 w n 4 tr11t.s,,}tit-,..aal VLu.us 4J j 1tw9 : r o _ t J.94 Table 4 -35: Cultural Activities

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit c U 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 sal .9

Number of Public Libraries Number 81 80 70 uL j ßs4 L:1S 4..41.pi Number of Books in the Public Libraries Thousand Copy 200000 200000 196647 4-Li" l S 4 `L' No of Magazines & y17,-. -,s1 s+y- '9.1c)._»' 931 )y-, Newspaper in (Center) Headline 633 565 537 úl9 Total Number of Copies Copy 2697840 3920160 3795160 4C,.3 Jr- 'y' No of Magazines & 9199'9.1ü° 91i. »' 9% 4J9-, Headline 293 285 266 ùI9 Newspaper in (Provinces) (494N9) j Total Number of Copies Copy 341970 608350 580350 a;.,.; J:-. 4'' Total Number of Museums Number 4 4 4 .y. 9;9Y:a9° 3

Visitors of Museums person 21000 9751 8851 J`..>. y4J1i49s^:..)9^ Manuscript National Copy 12600 41 -,: ,;,.>.J1 Archive 12574 12509 àL s9W J ,53^'

Valuable Documents Letter 158352 158345 158330 axb"s 4U9.,... 9t1, ,.,:)J

Historical Photoes Letter 60275 60273 60270 4'- `Vj»:, 1 J1L1

Scripts Script 1065 1065 1045 4>-1.6 J,-,ß.9;9 5,-»

Source:Ministry of Information and Culture 9

s :r -tJj.>, Table4 -36: Production of Movies ,Videos

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit 1 c 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Production Companies Number 29 156 153 -' 9A 4?4 9441

Out of which: :4.341.44s' 4J

- Government Number 1 1 9

- Private Number 28 155 152

Total Film Production Programme 4 33 20 4-4uy 439°16 491 49' Ji

Long Films Movies Programme 3 6 4_,L J4 a, 9..1i e)9i .,Y...

Out of which: :v 41°' û'a1 -Art Films Programme 3 6 - 4_.1.3 J.? 439ALla s5,4

-Short Films Movies Programme 1 4

Out of which: :4-i4-1-44-4-1

-Art Filmes Programme 1 27 20 4A1iy 439°1i sJi4

-Drama Films Programme - - - 4a4y v )...ii ,.:, Source:Ministry of Information and Culture 3.J1J 9'3"J9 91 9't.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 83 9.41.9'14901J 9l 9.19'.9'...J'9 " 04.490.41 Ji LAP:1 V- t J.34 Table 4- 37:Government & Private TV & Radio Broadcast Hour 1389 1388 1387 Indicator vaitw 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Government Radios Broadcast 24 hrs 356.5 243.7 227.7 t..)s .314L14-,' toi-,- sa'1j ,gis'

Out of which: :43414. 4.143

- Center 33.0 34.33 37.7 k.,-.SSyo az

- Provinces 323.5 209.44 190 vys a'

Private Radios Broadcast 24 hrs 1236.0 156 212.0 t-)-9-3141'14,11...-9-4 4,11J mss.

Out of which: :43 z aJ

- Center 473 47 76.0 y= v

- Provinces 763 109 136.0 s.,AVi a; Government TV Broadcast 24 hrs 341.6 303.8 313.51 eis il vsyxslis-) Out of which: :a , ' al

- Center 24.0 24 24.0 ,s.4.3s r° v

- Provinces 317.57 279.8 289.51 0sVi a4

Private TV Broadcast 24 hrs 722.0 293 294 tjs 91 +;W á ,.9.tß, 4 sli Le-.rd Out of which: :k ' -0 - Center 558.0 264 264rs.r.á+ - Provinces 164.0 29 30 9394ys 4e

;>st .i JOS .: r A- t J94 Table 4- 38:Activity of Movies Kabul

1389 1388 1387 L,o,,, Unit Ll Indicator 9 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

y...l¡A. t . Number of Cinema Halls Number 5 7 7

Out of which: :v sl°''

- Government Number 4 4 4 YI-? sil 9? - °s J..... - Private Number 1 3 3 L

ç9:1 ... `4 Number of Chairs Seat 2798 4731 4715 , jsss4

Out of which: :`.; 41.. c' `d - Government Seat 2298 2356 2340 9'-

- Private Seat 500 2375 2375 , li

Number of Audience Thousand Person 513.7 313.9 43.9 wj .r.9<;,94.)

Out of which: :v 4343 - Government Thousand Person 467.8 250. 0 21.5 w>j9'l- - Private Thousand Person 45.9 63.9 22.4 k jj --

Number of Mobile Movies Unit 8 8 8 e .) yw49:15t -;,... e.1yL

Source:Ministry of Information and Culture `:1.1J1 J S LLAii 91 S'

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 84 w n q tritts s9ÿ>i tu9i rA4 -J:9á,Y9 psi991J;i 1.- ß'1"4_f j94 Table 4 -39: Magazines and periodical by Province -2010- 11

Periodicity a.1,9..94,+>

Province 4.416 13 4:11.114. c£..)' vi" "4' 6.0 4 +.0c 4J++31 J3+ ,:43 Ad -hoc QuarterlyTwo Months Months Fifteen days Publications Weekly Total

Total 18 71 25 242 11 6 373 Js+

Kabul 1 51 15 191 9 5 272 c.141s

Kapisa 1 - - - - - 1 1-9:g

Parwan - - - 1 - - 1 4.D13y

Wardak I 1 - - - - 2 S J,

Nangarhar 4 5 3 2 - - 14 J14J

Lagman 1 3 1 - - - 5 ùl.:47

Bghlan - - 1 2 - - 3 ù

Bamyan 1 - - 3 - - 4 ù1.-i-.4

Ghazni 3 - - 1 - - 4

Paktya - 1 - 1 1 - 3

Khost 1 - 1 - - 1 3

2 2 - 2 - - 6 v3-A

Badakhshan - - - 1 - - 1 ùl y

- - - 1 Takhar - - 1 Jl

Kundoz 1 1 - 1 1 - 4

Balkh - 2 1 12 - - 15

Sar- e- pul - 1 - - - - 1 c3;'-r-

Kandahar - - 2 2 - - 4 Jt

Faryab - 2 - - - - 2 ,,+tJli

Badghise - - - 3 - - 3 u -)1-.

Herat 2 2 1 17 - - 22 u1 J4

Nimroz - - - 2 - - 2 33J4

Source:Ministry of Information and Culture

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 85 r Ai Z,its 1 wn, _ },}a 4 Y =+39 9} taj:k1A4 9144 44.4J3 : t-t 334 Table 4 -40:Newspapers and periodicals byProvince- 2010 -11 Periodicity of Publication 0.19A 9.10# Province A41.1114 It 40:11,1144 bJJ c 4O c0.+*J..9

Afghanistan StatisticalYearbook 2010 -11 86 11" n 4 0.111.S 4,90+1A4a1 V11.wl 191.1 1 r A 4_ two° 3,0,1 444aLï,I .4.5 JLS C j1.:um.iti9)J :t 1_ t J j4 Table:4- 41:Members of National Union of Afghanistan Employees - 2010 -11

Members .y. .9.,i JiAg.11ï1.5 Province %9 Number of Male a1:0t; Totalc19ä Female a I:' 4 Unions

Total 7472 62600 70072 701 Jsä

Kabul city 2120 9880 12000 122 J L.141- L

Kabul Province 215 930 1145 21 d+>s

Kapisa 50 5760 5810 36 1-.IS

Parwan 330 2290 2620 35 ù13..y4

Wardak 25 5100 5125 21 '-g. J3

Nangarhar 350 3150 3500 35 Jam"

Baghlan 390 4710 5100 41 L.J %h,

Badakhshan 100 950 1050 21 jL'y

Takhar 300 4800 5100 45 JLI

Kundoz 220 1480 1700 38

Samangan 1000 3580 4580 26 ùL

Balkh 1500 6100 7600 66

Jawzjan 42 2608 2650 21 D>,a3.

,,,L* Helmand 141 2140 2281 24

Herat 241 4559 4800 47 ,:..,1 J.4

Farah 51 2892 2943 46 el}

Nimroz 87 1143 1230 41 jjj vy 3s 31133 4` Army forces in center 310 528 838 15 (C5'°1a)LtP"

Source:Central Council of National Union of Afghanistan Employees 1J0,1 cSìSJ° L;I 1, sssS3tS

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 87 11" A 40.;1lS ç,}LiL,az) 1 r A i 4,16. j;.ILaSIJ í r- íj9.Li Table 4- 42:Unions Members in Afghanistan -2010 -11

v,94vy JJA.1 r.r.sa.1 JJ Members in Provinces Members in Center Union aptiil 4. JU T J.0 4-4i4 a: ju J.s70 Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

Total 53918 151250 205168 129049 77964 207013 412181 Jyä

Central Council of National u°' ;99SJIS Jh.,"ta.9b 5137 51790 56927 2335 10810 13145 70072 Union of Afghanistan Employees ,...4_,:iI

Afghanistan Journalists Union 245 7187 7432 720 2559 3279 10711 a,. i - ji .1 ,L +Uii

Afghanistan Craftsmen Union 850 34158 35008 524 5376 5900 40908 a,,L Sl i '7,...S -' ùl.LW,Ußh

Afghanistan Youth Union 21622 50293 71915 15894 22263 38157 110072 44.lLtil goul}y LL'..,;uib

Afghanistan Farmers Union - 58 58 2 40 42 100 tvt _0_ 31:1 5\.:4

Afghanistan Women Union 25000 1000 26000 23000 2000 25000 51000 a`,Lvl i,.;,. ul',..aiii

Union of Solidarity for Defence s sl .0,1 5 8 13 14 26 40 53 " of Disabled & Martyrs Rights -1 a 9391.1_A Wit- al .91 J J

Afghan Women Social & Culture i e} ,1_,. eW i -L., I' 600 450 1050 Srevices Union 500 200 700 1750 á4-I

Afghanistan Doctors & Health jj il yl_gla uL.u,Ush 450 3180 3630 550 2528 3078 6708 Staff Union 4, -11--NLl -5,iii t

Shy-' J J cl"tiJ ,jli...it.i.sl. Afghanistan Retires Union 9 2981 2990 14 1938 1952 4942 a zl...5l

Book Selers Union 145 145 6 182 188 333 `e sss ,,-,1:6 a,Sÿl

Afghanistan Bezad Union - - - 85490 30042 115532 115532 .4.1Ltil JI je, út:,.,,iLvl

Source :Unions Of Afghanistan

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 88 I t g1.0:11LS 4,}01.4as) ejl'u.g.;1i.91a á (1944.r. 91-9Á.Y 44i 4114 4 á,:f r - f J94 Table 4- 43:Crimes Statistics by type

1389 1388 1387 Total Crimes 4:3,..Y Jsi Type of Crime (IN (,,A 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 7200 7164 Total Crimes 7010 7164 6786 _,...» Jj

Murder 983 1115 1075 Jig 7100

Robbery 126 213 119 isitA5.51

kidnapping 130 275 279 Jj 7010 7000 Theft 1341 1365 1496 k

Defalcation 21 36 34 vze l

Jailbreak 8 28 15 Jam+ .s1 li4.) 6900

Smuggling : 550 542 465 : 41:9*

- Goods 336 336 317 4.1,11.4- 6786 6800

- Narcotics 214 206 148 Lc535 L5=14-L.,:3-

Bribe 21 45 23 s

6700 Pick Pocketing 96 105 77 JA

Injury 1052 1090 1499 04.64 eJ

Beating 1163 995 404 J9s+ 91 Ja, 9 6600

Gambling 33 36 41 ,0_,,,.

Adultery 247 281 225 U) 6500 Forgery 323 98 72 J.+ 1387 1388 1389

2008 -092009 -102010 -11 Other Crimes 916 940 962 4-i.s.y J9;

Source: Ministry of Interior Affairs L-JJ1J9 9J4 3."J95'1

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 89 1 r A 4 villS ,},;Laal 61iwai91.1 .ì:-5,9" aq 9:19)44cr :, 05';91y, Us A-90 aá : t f - t 394 Table4-44:Traffic Accidents by Type of vehicles

2010 -111389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -091387

Type of Vehicle r-VYi r .3Sy. c4i..9 .res+ Js4 .s+sr'sA

Province Center Province Center Province Center

Total 2611 793 1932 857 1941 482 Js+

Bus 139 94 133 142 184 52

Truck 484 114 393 58 347 75 cs,Y

Car 1160 440 974 424 981 318 `V9J:I9A S'13.A

Motorcycle 828 145 432 233 429 37 - ...)59

Source: Ministry of Interior Affairs 9"J95: 4iLiyy

Traffic Accidents L95`-.0_51 3000

2500

2000

1500

1000

500

0 1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Center - jSJA Provinces - Wi1-..1)/9

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 90 I t" A4 uilLS r n 4 -,}91,9.141 1-4,9 .101 t Jg 91 44 aK 1)9,41c 1 ¢: r9 9I JOIJ: t 4°- t J.94 Table 4 -45: Radio, TV Broadcast by Province -2010 -11 Hour

0941 cJ9:J'..91+ Lik9J; 944J Province c:9 y9 c!° .4"°i cs11,0 e..9.*° Leayal Cl:41 E..9,4.-4 Total 722 341 1063 1236 356 1592 E9..

Kabul 558 24 582 473 33 506 r11-S

Kapisa - 6 6 16 6 22 + LS

Parwan - 6 6 9 19 28 u1sJK

Wardak - 6 6 9 4 13 S.1 J9

Logar - 6 6 26 14 40 iSp1 Nangarhar - 18 18 67 24 91 JI.A1.1i

- Laghman 3 3 0 3 3 úI.A.i1

Panjsher - 6 6 8 - 8 ,y.'., Baghlan - 8 8 50 14 64 ú Bamyan - 5 5 4 5 9 L:Ih

Ghazni 24 6 30 64 18 82 ,...-136 Paktika - 12 12 - 10 10 + Paktya - 22 22 22 10 32

Khost 17 16 33 35 17 52 -...a.._9& Kunarha - 6 6 9 24 33 La jS

Nooristan - 4 4 - - - ù C,,,J9; Badakhshan - 8 8 26 0 26 ù1.,:a y

Takhar 24 6 30 23 5 28 J1-:,.+ Kunduz - 18 18 52 7 59 .is

Samangan - 17 17 35 35 ,.j1.-L4.,,.. Balkh 42 14 56 78 25 103 ta,' Sar-e-pul - 8 8 - - - a,J-' Ghor - 6 6 - 2 2 Daykundi - 8 8 13 - 13 cs.»

Urozgan - 6 6 - 7 7 u11_3J1

Zabul - 6 6 - 8 8 d+1,j Kandahar - 7 7 25 15 40 j>AyS Jawzjan - 18 18 46 13 59 ù>,js Faryab - 12 12 - 10 10 Y :JU Helmand - 17 17 18 17 35 .i1a Badghis - 5 5 12 12 24 4 Herat 57 17 74 116 12 128 lya

Farah - 8 8 - 18 18 bi ji

Nimroz - 6 6 - 4 4 9y4:+

Source:Ministry of Information and Culture J1J9 is 91 ylc:11.11.r diu) u

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 91 w AgLilLSc59siLaa1 jL"u,1:91 Table 4 -46: Number of Prisons by Province -2010 -11

Number of prisoners .».43:11-,1.1:4.1 Number of prison J:1-.433J--4--..1 Province 'cl:? ,)1:3 Jj ni,J; Jj `fis Female Male Total Female Male Total Total 692 20238 20930 34 36 70 Ji,+ Kabul 181 6451 6632 1 3 4 J41S

- Detention of Kabul - 428 428 - 1 1 v1 .:4_3:,* a,.S.)-

- Prison of Pulcharkhy - 5967 5967 - 1 1 Lr_e u '- - Detention of Narcotic - 56 a " ° j:i 56 - 1 1 a,h ss:i - - Prison of Females 181 - 181 1 - 1 -1- Kapisa 8 188 196 1 1 2 lS Parwan 20 376 396 1 1 2 uhy Wardak - 154 154 1 1 2 s.js Logar - 102 102 1 1 2 isi Nangarhar 23 1293 1316 1 1 2 J1-4 Lagman 4 216 220 1 1 2 ,jI.1 Panjsher - 52 52 1 1 21/4) Baghlan 19 410 429 1 1 2 ù=u-ß Bamyan 9 133 142 1 1 2 c:ilwL, Ghazni 5 288 293 1 1 2 ,S3

Paktika - 38 38 1 1 2

Paktya 3 275 278 1 1 2

Khost - 258 258 1 1 2 r.-,,s

Kunarha - 219 219 1 1 2 Let,S

Nooristan - 6 1 1 6 2 ú _)_9:1

Badakhshan 12 387 399 1 1 2 ,DU. Takhar 41 564 605 1 1 2 j

Kundoz 25 582 607 1 1 2

Samangan 10 198 208 1 1 2 ú l

Balkh 46 676 722 1 1 2 Sar- e- pul 19 214 233 1 1 2 J; .ry Ghor 3 144 147 1 1 2 ..) Daykundi 12 132 144 1 1 2 L5ai5.4.1 Urozgan - 126 126 1 1 2 ú1JJ1 Zabul - 101 101 1 1 2 J4IJ Kandahar 17 1029 1046 1 1 2 julI5

jawzjan 42 655 1 697 1 2 OliJ_» Faryab 26 538 564 1 1 2 r t,JU Helmand 8 926 934 1 1 2 s3a14 Badghis 3 154 157 1 1 211-.1 Herat 140 2593 2733 1 1 2 Ilya Farah 4 460 464 1 1 2 oli Nimroz 12 300 312 1 1 2 _35)4 Source: Ministry of Justice

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 92 1 w A 4toiilS 1 1" A 4 - 4490 Y JjJ 9l cal d 4ú j úL 0t s/-í J9.Li Table 4 -47: No.Of Children's Rehabilitation Centers by province - 2010 -11 Person y°'° 931u9..iLo u49'.ìS.>4 47?( s'J9.) 91CL-°Iy3Lo91-41 Li'.)9.) 91 C%t.°I') giL4911 -4- No . of Children in Rehabilitation Centers 49J° Province J9á Children's Rehabilitation Girl Boy Total Centers Total 273 2241 2514 31 did.

Kabul 77 528 605 1 J>s

Kapisa 7 36 43 1 'IS

Parwan - 85 85 1 LI)19.y

Wardak - 13 13 1 s .1 j9

Logar - 10 10 1 fi'91

Nangarhar 9 175 184 1 9IA

Laghman 2 49 51 1 ú1

Panjsher - 11 11 Baghlan 10 59 69 1u1 Bamyan 2 14 16 1 ùli

Ghazni - 34 34 1

Lam., Paktya - 11 11 1

-..,9. Khost - 21 21 1 IA j:S Kunarha 1 27 28 1

Badakhshan 2 40 42 1 LDLy

Takhar 9 70 79 1 J

Kundoz 10 84 94 1

Samangan 6 37 43 1 cy.L

Balkh 20 86 106 1

Sar -e -Pul 5 48 53 1 JKy

Ghor 3 19 22 1 J9'

Daykundi - 12 12 1 5 .,1

Zabul 2 20 22 1 J41j

Kandahar 8 89 97 1 91.A iS

Jawzjan 18 55 73 1 ú1,i9

Faryab 7 71 78 1 +9ti

Helmand 3 72 75 1

Badghis 3 34 37

Herat 69 325 394 1 Iji, 0l ji Farah - 69 69 1 Nimroz - 37 37 1 i9.

Suorce : Ministry of Justice :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 93 w n 9a:6tls 4 g};LealVL"u.lir91 Health development 411-.419J Access to health clean water and sanitationare c5cLIA 4iá999lyl,.úJytiy199L a919SL globally recognized as basic human rights. However, V99)-59 9):a cjL.)i1,.9U 419sU1.1 ,4_SJL these rights are not available formost people in Afghanistan. Lo al 44yLwl944°I)191 Good health is a fundamental indicator ofthe well °JLS4 4:91 Lrii9W41 LJI °I yrJ9zlûly 4çL_ai91 4I9_á being of a population. It is positively correlatedto the 4i1 919.t4I.k' 91v-il4r^:')9-.S91,11 4__1 .< 1 c Lf9)V economic development of a countryas latent diseases 4-5:39 9;9ío.1-i ViLî6.9J 4 ..,< ULw;h91 and malnutrition prevents populations fromworking a ,5J9--< cs-kJ9 C}'.ì' ` 495 4_9,1 Lti 4S9á and providing for their needs and thoseof their 4i 9i9ÿ'9'"' Ls 9"°91 YyY 4; 4í9J919S1p91 families. Yet, access to healthcare nutrition and clean c Sig,J á, .L,.ol45.1 a]r°1 44iI.- water remains severely limited in Afghanistan. All the 9) iJ9-S .Les health indicators including life expectancy,access to s? 4PL5)I<(Ùlj °) S health care, vaccination coverage, nutrition, mortality 45.J1í° 44 ú{ta °J9li4c 4i); 4c 99 I9 a9)9' jL't.r;là.'s) rates show that Afghanistan issignificantly worse c5=--i93 ,,, 9J4 4. 4sS i:).o9.o_y.o AiS,:i 4-" LoLú9:P than any other countros in the region. InfantMortality Rate of 111 per 1000 live births; (NRVA2007- LAa°'91/2". 191( V _. A 49.)W 4-1.° 431° Ù1:3-1 08)Maternal Mortality Rate of 1600per 100000 live U 91 91 459 45-1493 . 4-4 1 9)q 4 44 births and average life expectancy of just 44 years u'19sA 4á demonstrate the seriousness of the present health 4_,91 4 3e' 4.0.-S339-1., Lsi 9J t- ° 4:"1-S situation. Malariaacuterespiratoryinfections, 9:LS9))L-9 Lss.u c l;J`4 )Lic. 44.1.1h 9)1.1 diarrhea ailments and malnutrition are the major 41J"s_'s ÙUliI 4 a L1L+1}aL 4i1 cS3Z..`sw91 causes of morbidity and mortality in the country. Afghans (excluding the nomadic domain)are most °-?°41!<`4A.9J1i )9 L54119491 Ls'lîil likely to die from poverty related preventable diseases and infection. f13A4 Resources 9.9° 4-49-'919L6.9J47: Lack of adequate human resource continuesto be L11.i Y.11% 4Sii..yt 919y99S major constraint, with 26,5 doctor and 46.8 medical 45 ú;91aa °Scs9;4J19-9'-,Li°) :.}...iLi°°)---u 411311 ji helper's per100000 people and 2063 peopleper hospital bed. The allocation of staffs varies widely 1994-1.3 fromonedistricttoanother,witha strong LSJ-1.Y;9'Y.J ° J..i9J491J.1 4e9:L1.5.-41 Jl.:i concentration in Kabul urban area. J_..1u l v .., 4J LS`' tJ1S9-71 4' 4-á (.±9°' 4iS `li)' c5.) 4.J 1911 Thefinancialinvestmentsbygovernmentonly amounts to about US$1,7 per capita per year It is one 45:)---6 Lli-i 4á$ 4:.++ °y,J (5-d-L) of the lowest in the world. 411.4i1 4;os 44 4.4: ..$) es 4l Y.4 4L Y 41y919uiy,s 9LSo 4áS t ]Lài+ l 4 ii9a9u 1 4L, c9 J Low Utilization of health services due to low quality °]4a;2 The utilization rate of health services in Afghanistan )`4,2 Lj--i9 151i14_ Ly-S 9J °y-,1 is very low compared to neighboring countries. This 1-.41.6 9 J can be explained partly by the difficult geographical 4-4 Ln1A1, terrain, so that even a short walk is difficult fora sick 4-1 JA °)Y 45.r1" .5"4. 99.rst-r° 4'L.469)171slt ;I< ."'c -t 44 person. However, a combination of the high cost and 4 44-- low quality of health care represents the greatest Ls4-4 LJL. Iy `45..ds)9 °J.11a LLt,y°I (r,1") L'ssl 1 o .°Jl 4.] a_ 43LS19' J9r° 4sr-4a constraint to utilization of health care, for instance,a patient had to pay on average about Af 150 ($3, 3)per 1-9194.419-Oy,j1;ylu:10%A9i9j-SY 4V--9)9i19 S90 visit at clinic, yet many essential drugswere not Ls'1--449) ° J 4-4S -°.' 4 .LS L5 2-- J9 'YJ Ls-119 available in these health centers. About 80% of health '9--"Itä- 9 9-5'99-4)1S L;li '994)-*° < centers in districts reported stocks deficiency. y' -"I .L5' Indeed, most health centers are both under equipped jalïl.JA 1919; e : L,LL.46.9) 9_911í191 Li` J-1

and understaffed. People have financial problems 5991 rJ19 4]99u1 LL Ve9 .c5}J4-a ÙI9 cannot afford to use above mention services. To °L,09'09L4-119 .., u1/4"s4 9195 L5.131_,9939.t.°Si1 .L,L °JL_12 4°)

4JL°1 , improve utilization, the quality of health servicesmust *J1 4+L. ,° 9j9SLì.] Sl 4-:1 J be improved, while ensuring at the same time that the ,J3 _..a populations have adequate financialaccessibility. j---1,1ù1 Presently, too many Afghans cannot affordto use these services.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 94 11" A 4 tit1u ç ¢Lïl4d) VL"u."ti91 441911.4 91 çr1 9J Priority in health Sector Aíí 6.1.91 011.9.¡J1..9.191 4411. High level of malnutrition and under nutrition ° °J914S Uriïy_ glc9. lo] °Yy99; 1 99i%99io1i Despite the large number of nutritional services, the rate of child malnutrition is high. It is important to k.11190 _.:, g9 ÿ4i19ä Jy°9ye.° 4.1.) findout which kindof servicesisneeded by _?" L%-""" S_-19,p- J 4.gl.d.? community. Why malnutrition still exists we should be s9.L tiJ9q jLLe91 J:.°, Ja4-4.6 9b IJW 9,1144q .CS-A9 4-"J2)1 careful that in present situation many Afghans cannot c5J1; J19' 91cY9LOLLi.l99°Li afford to use these services.

.cd'4.931..5 4,11.,644 40.4AS a; LI) .9.}+j.1 Skilled attendance at birth Skilled birth attendance (SBA) is considered to be the single ,:.):.-.L.-).1-4_9_)-1.314.4_91...)3-4- (L9-14.1-6 most critical intervention for ensuring safe motherhood, <$ becauseithastensthetimely delivery of emergency J9a `V lJ9:J `ti9 4iuD 4q 91°)L! obstetricandnewborncarewhenlifethreatening complicationsarise.Italso implies accesstoa more J9 4q9it.u$ 3S 1..,.., comprehensive level of blood transfusions. The proportion of birth attended by skilled health personnel is an indicator V9'9_5 _5 4e0 ,91. 4q r fvc 4iw ya LiSjLwiLà91 4 tS9s J9 J of a healthy system' ability to provide adequate care for pregnant women. (J9:14 4g9i1:,.49] 919:,IsL,&a The overall proportion of women delivering with a skilled rv 9 `V J9i° birth attendant is very low in Afghanistan at 24 percent. L5319,LS Lq ,vcS °L9Jwl 4ii91 9_5,11 More than a third of women (37percent) delivered in the J9 presence of relative or a friend. Use of traditional birth attendants is also common (33percent). 9J939J?4J 419'9141& L.A'k9J.1 .c5}:S J4. There aresignificant differences across provinces and 459'9.ail among the nomadic, rural and urban population. As with AT1 ,0- cS9 c_s9S LS) JI "y'4'yti other indicators on use of health services, Kuchi women are least likely to use skilled birth attendants (8 percent). In 4q cSJq°y,,;y ,(4:1L4A) Le..1&19 4} 31, 0A 4..1 Jta-° addition, 15 percent of percent of rural women as compared to 69 percent of urban women reported using skilled birth 41s y aq9á. ur,Lw9 9 (...491..'4g9:u Ls319g ) DL.s.91.0 attendants for their last birth (NRVA) 2007 -08.

°ìi°J99' 9_)1-°co-' Jt&°4icJ9 J9'),,1)SJ9.9gIJ Trauma and mental health .(. A_r vs9J" ) sJS In addition to the above health,sector concerns, Afghanistan is experiencing severe mental health VL, j 4,4.1c9J cAt.o4s) 41-119J problems that cannot be expressed in standardized statistics.The horrors of 30 year of war have 4-" 9.):19:""' engendered very serious mental health problems in 9 J.,l-1i y91 , úw 4T_1 0 tia jL+Lic91 '°9.-.19 large segments of the population, which remain a 9.1 , iy ) 4 44.1 °--W major problem today. Many people have lost family 4

, 4 ,: .., » i .r11S members and have witnessed or experienced(or ._,91 °9: 4959.9ÿ eJJS participated in) massacres. Statistics are lacking, as are `V &-0I, cS.Y:9:"" 4-61.4.1 adequate approaches to deal with the problems. It is L,IyY 91 4çd rJ94r,,V àJ 4_r-6 ts:,9S6931..,69_):.34,c,r11.3 estimated that about 20% of children are suffering 31 4...41 9 ÙI.141-1L.,.,3_33_3.41 4_14 .1 from severe psychological trauma. % r 559_2, J_S41 1 ,4 v9Jl 4 , °JV

4i19>-1 cjL.°9j;,1.°

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 95 11" Ai 01LS cS9iil.'ail c jt."u.Y.itie9l.1 National Development and promotion 9) ssL"si.qtT' The immediate need is to reestablish the existing health 91939a.u? infrastructures and services. Where itisappropriate, .c59 ,Fia, vá co.S9'9?4_0A 471 cs 4i1. cs91t,L4.1yi95-4.Li locate immunization campaigns forpolio and measles.4y 194°JW91á9 `° CS.i91 ( z-= `:J.tr..° ó) L:13.)9r° `V9- d'9 91 °J 4,; 051.5.1.4 4:1L There is a major nutritional challenge ahead that requires csS1 9 19 417. ¢-r9 y 4.TC. 1 cs.cs9.)'19 LS: .?-.° alAl aI (.599k)19& 9ÿ urgent actions to halt death due to malnutrition. L. J94 4.11V 4á 91 4q1,4JJ1 tS» a. liiily Some specific subprograms based on assessment in the national Development Framework have been identified: V9 JJI939144-1L)9'C19---!°91 9-5-1_4)-5 cs--°919S99S..J1 co. S `-115j `V* Analysis and monitoring of location of hospitals and clinics * .,,, and their recurrent cost. J9yl y91 °9Aà991 191 ç»9) S `Vi"S91J9 * Training of medical personnel and community health wor- .c.)991 43L91) `V y i9-.ìLâ?' 441L.;-",14 y `.:3.99.36° crI°* kers. c5..)_:1 à9.1 4,9'L4=1 Certification of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists. 1 cS '191 s9W Provision of affordable and quality medication for thepoor and reform the practices of collusion between pharmacists and doctors. Ì4)1 °1 ïy.l,ol,By'' c{`i`I 4531 5 j%La ì 4111.1Lo J1_0. * Procurement and distribution of medical equipment based .cs:Y..yl.y19& u41 4i1995 47)911 4" On national need. csL5_,1 cs13V c y° cs r. , y, Lst tJ9S °ÿ,g_, 9i..L3 4ic0 ] Transfer of recommended strategy on preventive healthcare 1ÿ9 49Sa91 4.0 ya(9-1.1916.)9-11?9-z. 919:-190.1 Into implement able project. tci° Addressing malnutrition. Malnutrition in particular needs 4s+itJ'94_ì4 .1 Li j4 41'-'4 ``!9..J' J9 é9. e÷, urgent action including: J.ut -Fortification of what is distributed by W F P with micron trients. L,St - Improving the basic package provided under humanitarian .L549 fr°.°' L.541...c5 y S Assistance with oils and pulses and distributing these to the People Setting up a joint management team between the governm- ents. UN agencies and NGOs regularly assess the situation rep- ort and take prompt decisions for directing to where assistance is needed.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 96 1 AA t1'SU tç,g4:,lmaalt jl.:vmi,tiW Table 5 -1: Health Sector Profile

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit aa l3 cr.414J 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

National budget Mn.Afs 119849 97027 73830 43i 4+4_9431

Health expenditure Mn.Afs 2046 1846 1598 4:1"1 ,..137.4°. 4#j )1:)33.) Lra"

Health expenditure as % of ui3 : ail. c.:,aztil 4..41..46, 3J' Percent 1.71 1.90 2.16 National Budget L_,:1333

Number of doctors Person 6901 6037 4834 31):61.;.)

Number of Health Associate Person 12163 12344 12113 Ja, J3sWy° Professional

Number of beds in hospitals Bed 12598 12492 12095 .5,.. .y.. 3.r-,AS33333163j 41

Measles Covarage Percent 79 76 75 v: Js

Incidence of tuberculosis case 270 231 231 ,s1) jib ^ -) sue' per 100000 persons

Number of TB events case 11708 13579 12725 0 3-.3141 . 4sJ3- with positive slide

Malaria cases per 100000 case 1603 1320 1850 ,A33.3 ) ` s t,3:1'-'

Incidence of HIV positive case 636 631 556 J s3 3-1:1.1

Source: Ministry of Public Health and World Bank

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 97 1r n g zJ.:1tts 4,9.;l.46%l Vt-;lx91.1 4-1 ,9,4111-41 L46%9) : Y- o 4.194 Table 5 -2: Health Indicators

1389 Indicator Unit 1388 1387 0444' o 2010 -112009 -10 2008 -09 1.,l 9 Total No of Hospitals No. 308 302 318 c 4 di3.3169) J9a No. of Government Hospitals No. 137 131 130 4 .i.+.-t 9'9'9 9) 9.1 Out of which: Ministry ofPublic Health No. 125 117 117 t, any ))j99)tz1 4.&.1 No of private Hospitals L°? 43 No. 171 171 188 .),4 , Ù.9:169) c,,.d.1.1 No. of bed in hospitals Bed 12598 12492 12095 65".' j 9)''u?. 94_93_9:16-9J4 Out of which: Ministry of Public Health Bed 10342 10102 10102 o "..)3,34 v)? ú))j99) d-Ó1-°-.' °;=ct^"41 No. of beds per ten thousand person Bed 5 5 5 . + 9 .q.) e)Le9;l,.S) . Number of doctors .. person 6901 6037 4834 )v 911 jisla Out of which: Ministry of PublicHealth person 6158 5418 4350 )v 4.k)4 ú)D9 9.) ,4=-1 ` . Doctors per ten thousand Person person 2 2 2 9;104.1 D)W 9l 1 .'. Number of Health associate Professionalperson 12163 12344 12113 .r_34.á.y, ^ 9 .1J Out of which: Ministry of Public Health person 11421 11574 11458 + `V.?? ,:-1))J9t9) 4-41-c,.)4-&-t. Ù No. of Pharmacists person 814 847 829 i 9)9- (.1A).1 9'.1 Out of which : Ministiy of PublicHealth person 612 653 653 i. k.)3 ß)1i9 9) 1-c-) No. of Comprehensive Health Center No. 392 442 371 ' y }:- 49)S.)° c 9) t-oh.I Basic Health Centers No. 910 928 917 y°' °.9' 9..Y1.') t39)3 Health sub Centers No. 542 423 345 4 9193 ° c)9 Out of which : Ministiy of PublicHealth No. 387 376 371 v_X ú)1j99).=..1 ûii i. t4.1 Basic Heath Centers No. 807 780 782 Y L., .i.+44;9.ìSJ°cs 9) 13 Health sub Centers No. 457 381 305 ' 4 j _09Y' ...fa Total No. of Pharmacies No. 9757 9352 L 9330 ti93 313.)3 J,j - Government Pharmacies No. 130 121 107 ' h °99;94°.).5 X19.1 Government Pharmacies in the No. 47 48 Ministry of Public Health 47 ):1°` °9'9'940) » c:-1.)13_,J..)3 - Private Pharmacies No. 9627 9231 9223 ):ti°"' 9'X940).14t'^'-.0 Total No. of Laboratories No. 1197 1121 1054 Y t, .}m49)1ÿ))?% J9+ -Government Laboratories No. 608 630 563 ' - L ..9.19)I jSI);,y 1191 Out of which : Ministiy of PublicHealth No. 582 589 540 4 - a&.y ú)) J9í9) 1-z3 -Private Laboratories No. 589 491 491 Y 9'9))9ïly,V , Number of Dentists y person 103 107 382 .i ):°"y09')ÿS),94e1 Out of which : Ministiry of Public Healthperson 43 43 317 .)3 4á); ú))j99) c, t" `." c$14. 43 Midwives in the Ministry of PublicHealthperson 2595 2181 1667 434 t -,1J9 9) 4-c'.1 Source: Ministry of Public Healthand other Ministries ti9')I)99)?91 ú)))9 '9) y° :

Afghanistan StatisticalYearbook 2010 -11 98 11"A ß Lf1115 ,9}:Lataal jL"+.ú1;.91.3 JL9:1 4 C:'*119JJ:1..4. 9:19.iSJA "1,91 -4 9JJ :r_o J94 Table 5 -3: Number of Comprehensive and Basic Health Centers by Province

`-WSJA &34 L1c9JJ ` Jik)0 (.04-,Lit 071.174%.9JJ Comprehensive Health Centers Basic Health Centers Provinc Ys 1389 1388 1387 1389 1388 1387

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total 387 376 371 807 780 782 J9+ Kabul 40 37 36 67 61 60 J41 Kapisa 8 8 8 16 16 16 L..,.L,LS Parwan 11 10 9 33 31 33 ùA1.4 Wardak 9 9 9 26 26 26 s .) j9

Logar 5 5 7 20 20 25 rsi Nangarhar 19 19 19 73 66 64 J1-4 Laghman 8 8 8 17 17 16 ù Panjsher 3 3 3 9 9 9 _ti Baghlan 15 15 15 25 24 24 ù%t* -+ Bamyan 10 10 10 23 23 25 ù4A4 Ghazni 28 28 28 37 36 36 , l Paktika 5 5 4 18 18 18 Paktya 8 8 8 17 17 17 t c-,..,i.:,. Khost 12 12 12 10 9 9 Kunarha 10 9 9 18 15 15 LaJ.,S 11 Nooristan 1 3 3 12 12 ùJ.3 Badakhshan 14 14 13 33 34 35 ùßz+ Takhar 13 13 13 37 37 37 J Kundoz 13 12 12 32 32 32 j Samangan 5 5 5 14 14 14 ù Balkh 14 14 14 43 43 43 Sar -e- pul 8 8 8 17 17 17 (-IiJW Ghor 7 7 8 23 22 22 Day kundi 9 9 7 12 12 15 cs i.) Urozgan 6 5 5 6 7 5 ùß»t Zabul 7 6 6 7 8 8 JaIj Kandahar 22 18 16 21 18 16 Jub.:S Jawzjan 7 6 6 17 17 17 ù4_3 Faryab 16 16 16 22 21 21 44J-i s..la Helmand 15 15 14 29 27 28 Badghis 3 3 3 23 23 23 u14 Herat 24 24 26 39 38 35 kya e1) Farah 10 10 10 6 6 6 19)4, Nimroz 2 2 1 5 4 4 Source: Ministry of Public Health :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 99 r A gg;.;Laal vL"wu'lsr.91 _A-44.9.1.0.>4 & c.0tJJJ Los41,944 4 Number of Comprehensive Health Centers inthe Country

.s+"94JS.rA,°LWI t49J I }ya á Total Basic Health Centers in the Country

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1r A 9 t,:titLS 414"1.4.2.1.) vtuu`Li.91 ü;Y.9 .1.i 494;J:14.>» : t- ° c.L94 Table 5 -4. Number of Pharmacies by Province

Public Health19.) 0-4ttJ Private LealaW Total of Pharmacies4-1.344).1 ./.9:

provinc 1389 1388 1387 1389 1388 1387 1389 1388 1387 .4.ys

2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

Total 47 48 47 9627 9231 9223 9674 9279 9270 J9+ Kabul 20 20 20 2631 2507 2507 2651 2527 2527 cl1-5 Kapisa 195 184 184 195 184 184 tS

Parwan 2 2 2 221 214 214 223 216 216 ù19y Wardak 104 102 94 104 102 94 `S.1 J9

Logar 3 3 2 196 187 187 199 190 189 fisi jtA J.1.:6 Nangarhar 2 3 2 764 739 739 766 742 741 Laghman 97 94 94 97 94 94 J^i-i Panjsher 14 14 14 14 14 14 _)+4:1;1

Baghlan 2 2 2 290 285 285 292 287 287 J=1-i4

Bamyan 29 28 28 29 28 28 j:.3-.1-.1 451 451 Ghazni 1 1 1 454 450 450 455 c36. Paktika 194 193 193 194 193 193 1-5-135,i

Paktya 183 177 177 183 177 177 1,45,-1 238 1.,_A Khost 1 1 1 240 237 237 241 238 Kunarha 111 109 109 111 109 109 131,56 Nooristan - - da-Ja9; Badakhshan 118 111 111 118 111 111 úI.L.&., 200 200 JUj Takhar 1 1 1 212 199 199 213 Kundoz 290 280 280 290 280 280 _3:6 45 45 Samangan I 1 1 56 44 44 57 ú>

Balkh 8 8 8 611 573 573 619 581 581 tal 63 63 J,J- Sar -e-pul 1 69 63 63 70 Ghor 43 41 41 43 41 41 J9i- Day kundi 57 53 53 57 53 53 csz.15,4). Urozgan 152 151 151 152 151 151 v11:).J1 Zabul 71 69 69 71 69 69 clilj 359 ja s4 Kandahar 1 369 358 358 369 358 181 182 Jawzjan 2 1 2 192 180 180 194 úliii.,.

253 ,+1,3.J1-i Faryab 2 1 268 252 252 268 254 Helmand 318 309 309 318 309 309 .11.14 Badghis _ 133 132 132 133 132 132 1-.) cLilys Herat 2 2 2 767 738 738 769 740 740 110 103 103 el)i Farah 1 1 1 109 102 102 Nimroz - 69 56 56 69 56 56 J9".33 Source: Ministry of Public Health 1_39.1416..1.)

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 100 r o gts cS9ÿLaa) Table 5 -5: Medical Personnel and Facilities by Ministry and Department ..»455 4-4 sJIJI X194 ji uJlJ9 .t 491s;I,WI Lri 4-I9.ik)A trLüe'J 6.4 J 9J :e_o J94 í1929J Ministry and Department 2010 -11 1389 Comprehensive Health Center 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387 2010 -11 1389 2009Hospital -10 1388 2008 -09 1387 eJ1.1191'J1.11_914)119 MinistryTotal of Public Health 387392 376442 371 125137 117131 117130 cLJl 'J.--1.z LIS, Ministry of MinesPublic Works - 1 _ 1 - 2- 3- 3 JiJ9 1< . i, C-Jli',;IL OrphanageAfghan Red Department Crecent Society _- - - 1 1 1 aily;, ..) 4_91_,39;;liJ-5^ LS.). W u;i.' OtherM.of Labour Ministry and Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled 4- 64 1 - -9- 10 _- 9- ,:,...)iii 9 91-v191? vJ4' ùi35'iJL ' 4.5.A..: `VJJSJ°') tS+L &9J.1 - 44J1 J9' Ministry and Department 1389 1388 bed 1387 1389 Health Sub Center 1388 .- 1387 1389 4kJ:AJABasic 40"L.irLJJ Health Center 1388 1387 6,0..91 úJ1 j9 Total 201012598 -11 2009 -10 12492 2008 -0912095 2010 -11 542 2009 -10 423 2008 -09 345 2010 -11 910 2009 -10 928 2008 -09 917 J1+ MinistryMinistry of Publicof Public Works Health 10342 10102 10102 457 1 381 1 305 1 807 2 780 2 782 2 "J1 "L"Ji" `'J L°1"

Health associate Professionals » 41+.9`0.,4 44-11:64 404.6 .1 Number of doctors J344 _+1.5.1114.1 Province 1389 1388 1387 1389 1388 1387 1:Ys

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total 11421 11574 11458 6158 5418 4350 ail Kabul 3192 3243 3087 2298 2074 1519 (y,1S Kapisa 141 163 154 53 52 34 1-4S Parwan 159 135 111 74 57 54 <:.)1,.y Wardak 163 202 364 74 68 62 `S' J, Logar 126 168 218 57 49 48 JS,i Nangarhar 660 763 897 374 377 314 JIAJ Laghman 197 240 202 104 103 81 ,DU°`1 Panjsher 51 66 58 25 23 Baghlan 23 304 389 325 159 160 126 u Bamyan 349 344 286 89 64 28 14-.1,1 Ghazni 413 518 451 144 171 139 1:3-3`' paktika 193 105 99 87 43 37: Paktya 177 237 222 120 123 116 1.î6u, Khost 231 132 215 130 62 98 L,..._,&. Kunarha 200 204 121 85 72 38 1.A jaS Nooristan 68 83 80 44 36 24 cD+° ' Badakhshan 462 360 339 176 91 75 jy Takhar 444 421 453 134 122 111 J-:i Kundoz 374 409 215 144 116 75 J Samangan 94 130 121 55 51 41 Balkh 581 553 870 392 352 335 tal Sar -e -pul 197 212 155 78 85 53 (-1:1J,' Ghor 172 143 121 49 33 34 J_ Day kundi 141 67 82 32 11 14 s .1:64z Urozgan 88 89 36 47 45 27 itS »1 Zabul 104 68 63 50 29 28 (.131i Kandahar 436 420 300 206 168 102 Jtm.1.6 jawzjan 242 261 290 182 159 139 ùI_:) Faryab 301 336 292 184 159 126 1:3JV Helmand 170 154 167 71 71 556 Badghis 158 191 247 31 23 36 t.),=1-.3 Herat 550 495 559 321 287 279 J1/, Farah 239 231 220 69 61 54 °Iy Nimroz 44 42 38 20 21 25 .), Source: Ministry of Public Health JJS416'9J cr°lnz : 4 ;¢ .) y

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 103 g LAS 490.1lAcial L"+1;'91 49.1 c59 1.ßi Lri 9J CA.AJ9 9j 4-41" : V -°(.1.9.5+ Table 5 -7: Health Facilities of Ministryof Public Health by Province

Number of beds ..).+4.49.5-1,01 . Number of hospitals ..»44...e4_0-.1.).5 Province 1389 1388 1387 1389 1388 1387 ' "';y9 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total 10342 10102 10102 125 117 117 J9+ Kabul 3560 3560 3560 28 28 26 ,14 Kapisa 50 110 110 2 2 2 LEIS Parwan 187 80 80 4 2 2 DIsy Wardak 243 181 181 4 4 4 s.u9 Logar 144 137 137 3 3 3 g91 Nangarhar 694 815 815 6 6 6 JL+ Laghman 133 100 100 1 1 1 D Panjsher 100 100 100 1 1 1 ..',- Baghlan 242 249 249 3 3 3 SAL., Bamyan 239 137 137 4 4 4 D*-1-4 Ghazni 235 220 220 4 4 4 _ paktika 106 90 90 3 3 3 LS Paktya 174 100 100 3 3 3 Khost 125 100 100 1 1 1 139 123 123 1 1 1 L4t,S Nooristan 51 30 30 2 0 0 D J9:3 Badakhshan 156 191 191 3 2 2 D Takhar 233 180 180 4 4 4 j Kundoz 300 300 300 2 2 2 Samangan 146 85 85 3 2 2 D Balkh 604 880 880 g 8 11 Sar -e- pul 165 120 120 3 2 2 cJcr' Ghor 142 80 80 3 3 2 .96 Daykundi 105 55 55 3 3 2 sI.1

Urozgan 90 40 40 1 1 1 Dt-g_iJI Zabul 127 90 90 2 2 2 J-+Ij Kandahar 472 391 391 2 2 2 J./6.11S Jawzjan 81 260 260 4 4 4 ca_:)y Faryab 95 152 152 3 3 3 ,1-4.1-i Helmand 96 185 185 4 3 3 Badghis 130 120 120 2 2 2 cr:.1-+ Herat 804 699 699 5 5 5 uly, Farah 110 92 92 2 2 2 01ji Nimroz 64 50 50 1 1 2 ..39 Source: Ministry of Public Health 'L,la5 lr.66,9>

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 104 1 w A 9 0.111 t59ildaal Table 5 -8 : Number of MD specialist by province 2010 -11 '3, I, 3>, 1 1 ' 1 w n a-.h;.s1 -1, 4,,1.441 J.11 j:1114.91 g,a.aïuo :A-0 j,9.Li :t 13 - A á..i. n '/' A, 3ÿ. ,ÿ 1 , -4, _ , ti A t G 1,4 ÿ .4{° ti = ' D N i± ó ÿ F.° U .j9 FC C v 0 Q ô E V" v pth ]ç I0Nú C7 ai Á c . Y Qv ÿ n p . o á 1-t Ub ó 0 °' W U P- ° O.° ó W .ñ C7 c 0 f:4 P ¿ KabulTotal 1694 939 106 23 3 1 3943i 1822 10z8 3050 2336 10 27 334 O 3456 95t 1927F 23 F3 124264 50 11v6 100198 t 12z23 2814C ° 408 ch1S 217 °b 1 39 44 1 199 t3A 4 -3 ParwanKapisa 14 6 - - - 1 - 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 62 1 1*u1,y LogarWardak 13 1 1 1 16 4 1 1 37 1 2 2 24 1 2 1 34 7 szs ygl LaghmanNangarhar 128 19 2 1 3 1 1 2 1 2 6 J-1, jal ,:)...i.1 Panjsher 1 1 1 15 1 1 y,+ BamyanBaghlan 1023 12 1 4 1 1 2 3 1 1 4 1 1 36 LP-i-.3 u 5 3 5 3 ,...-1_)=- paktikaGhazni 33 9 - 1 - - 1 1 35 _ 1 26 4 1-5,-.45,.j KhostPaktya 2425 2 1 2 1 1 4 1 63 25 9 L 14:6-4 1 1 1 NooristanKunarha 29 1 1 4 35 1 úv-L-» lmtú TakharBadakhshan 2820 1 1 537 1 3 1 11 2 5 8 ....)4:6ji.i.;¡ SamanganKundoz 34 7 1 1 1 3 25 5 2 2 1 1 14 3 I 13 4 yùr-57,2L4- BalkhSar -e -pul 126 35 24 4 17 _ 27 7 3 27 1 cJ yy ta.' UrozganDayGhor kundi 2 ------2 - - 2 1 s ...5....41.1 KandaharZabul 4142 6 - 1 - - - - 1 - _3 - - 1 - - 194- 23- 6- -21 - - 13 2I - 1 - -5 - I - 84 úAij,laiS 1is jawz jan 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 2 1 43 1 86 u÷.J HelmandFaryab 3314 1 - 1 i 2 2 1 16 1 8 4+ ;_1. HeratBadghis 60 - - - 3- - 1 - -4 12 1 - 1 - - 1 6 9 - 1 -3 18 11-.. ...:1_,.. Source: MinistryNimrozFarah of Public Health 11 0 - - - - -I ------1 - I - - - - -4 - - -2 - - 2 a s e1,! 1r A 4_ o jlokOLoyÿLo 41%,t1.4.4 1 1_ ..1 V }uul w.Sl9 ii :4-a (.194 Table 5 -9: Routine Immunization( 0 -11) Months Children 2010 -11 Figures in doose 945tijai)

4:1 y.iLestLo 4L.o 1 1-.1 L7.94M93194.1 Ci42+.19.1 PA9-191 4.4A1.1 c94425 C».y51,9.1 'IL ,¢iLay.'YLe Polio Immunization of 0-11 months children Province +Y,9 r -1 19.1 r+.19, DPT J9.1 .?°"°9±194.1 Immunization for DPT - HepB3 OPVO OPV1+2 OPV +3 Hep B Total 524676 2276913 1733260 2286717 1037889 E Kabul 104862 270311 239717 277698 131086 ci41-S 1_,4S Kapisa 6293 42756 31785 42813 19185 Parwan 9646 52223 40199 52223 23865 ù1s+ Wardak 7974 45246 33370 45246 20395 ,S's Logar 12152 44003 34426 44003 18816 ./5sj

Nangarhar 49552 188597 154806 188597 90930 J1-4._ Laghman 10642 46106 38507 46106 22308 ù.A.;_l Panjsher 3181 10542 8698 10542 5225 u Baghlan 15333 73769 59532 73769 34495 ù% Bamyan 6085 36040 31354 36040 17907 1,1-.4 Ghazni 10519 114548 77267 114548 51339 LS:66' Paktika 4454 35934 25158 35934 16772 lsÿ Paktya 6315 30333 22722 30353 13783 l Khost 5018 54362 34264 54362 22718 'L"s' Kunarha 12580 42301 33744 42301 20166 U0j:IS Nooristan 778 9436 5474 9406 3986 ù>:"Js3 Badakhshan 11887 72823 53769 73015 32782 ù9 Takhar 23685 102484 81167 102484 49365 i-: Kundoz 27989 105771 91756 105722 49082 3-1:6

Samangan 6638 26643 20910 26506 12829 ù1.5,1,-,

Balkh 30813 110335 86140 110584 49907 t14 Sar-e-Pul 11839 51445 36587 51445 23179 L1;U-' Ghor 4046 42716 26057 42707 18290 Js6 Daykundi 3554 35542 23287 35542 16257 L5'1:64' Urozgan 2134 30213 18221 30213 12078 ù,3J1 Zabul 1956 33273 15755 33273 13463 alii Kandahar 18260 105737 62097 105492 40337 J.A s:6 Jawzjan 15029 48639 40521 48649 23638 ù1,_)..» Faryab 28810 100257 77341 100920 48031 u1,315 Helmand 5448 67353 34100 69018 23101 1i41m

Badghis 7341 35695 26932 35726 16414 0,96-11, Herat 52125 151889 120077 151889 69397 ,1ya Farah 5237 38548 29186 38548 16794 c1)4

Nimroz 2501 21043 18334 21043 9969 3sJ- 4iuy. Source: Ministry of Public Health 1,669) 4-4lc.] :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 106 t w A 4111 cS :i) Vl"sili9 1 t" 14 - Jt.11.9 JIZA i+ ° q- ` 4..4.4i .9.410 4_94c cs: ti.9 9iS.sq -0 cß.9.? Table 5 -10: Immunization of Children (0 -59) Months Against PolioCampaign 2010 -11 Figures in doose j9. 4:1941- W.1 444 4.1.Y.1.1 6.1.9.1 4"4-94 4T.Jj e19.3 444 4s+e.1 e jj.f 4.4b j.3 V'''`.t Province 4, ..u.1 ..kill01J; 1st Round of spring Y9 2nd Round of spring1st Round of Fall2nd Round of FallTotal4 Rounds Total 7668308 7647038 7608815 7764245 30688406 J.,0 Kabul 998603 985416 1035646 1011574 4031239 4.3,1-5 Kapisa 134278 130729 130019 134480 529506 L Parwan 150847 146822 151102 151107 599878 DSJ,y Wardak 136824 138674 136577 137969 550044 s4js Logar 99218 108177 106321 104027 417743 _Ail Nangarhar 424779 424043 453404 492859 1795085 J.164 Laghman 131064 127680 125085 134647 518476 i1-al Panjsher 29296 27829 27902 27699 112726 -14 Baghlan 255926 259458 244253 267577 1027214 LP-4y Bamyan 163658 164934 163693 164097 656382 j--"I-1 Ghazni 317311 313495 308041 322469 1261316 cJ Paktika 133307 130373 130940 135628 530248 l Paktya 149558 144381 144443 154099 592481 Khost 186193 177971 182115 189908 736187 ' -,.s; Kunarha 132359 131436 125651 129800 519246 .AJ:6 Nooristan 39463 35688 30136 Badakhsha 29634 134921 O11-j.33 217448 n 196496 206690 221603 842237 úßy Takhar 326789 313195 307518 320908 1268410 Jui Kundoz 276408 281055 268206 294760 1120429 j Samangan 99995 97872 93879 29201 320947 ú Balkh 375351 369412 382143 1518029 391123 t-4 Sar -e -Pul 138098 135641 135218 129846 538803 J y,,, Ghor 155772 157831 151899 160250 625752 j Daykundi 82095 82244 80153 83358 327850 404' Urozgan 184291 187333 183135 167403 722162 újl Zabul 109919 108212 110649 109792 438572 J.,Ij Kandahar 416365 416208 385068 401025 1618666 jlai;S Jawzjan 146225 148221 146704 140980 582130 Dt,j5., Faryab 276159 270441 265862 285528 1097990 "t,jts Helmand 458190 503287 489141 497773 1948391 11,ola Badghis 145772 141188 142935 157654 587549 0,.*-51. Herat 570408 572977 566898 578702 2288985 ,L,ly, Farah 152639 165647 146462 145152 609900 ely9 Nimroz 53700 52672 51429 61111 218912 jyy,,;, Source : Ministry of Public Health ü>IjS 9J :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 107 1 w A q LAS jsiL I vl- s.,.,'1i.91.1 t ?Scam° !°J tjJ 05.)13 : Table 5 -11: Anti Tuberculosis Activities

1389 1388 1387 Type of action Ji4 ,...J

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Received BCG vaccine 1199858 1106848 1116397 s: rtjj 1J BCG.1

Referred of doubt TB 210272 152964 164164 )r . t6J s 53.1

Number of TB smear positive cases 11708 13579 12725 . r:ñ ^ =-1 u 45-1,1

No. of TB Patients Successfully Treated 11808 11529 16270 sz srt s,l si o Y l y v vn1-ì»' &1 s

Number of Health Centers which provides 4-;3:14,; s) J 450 v rJ )S)4 1517 1009 973 standard TB treatment services s5s11 19syy )J-341-).'il-

Source : Ministry of Public Health tra":.;,,yr

Received BCG vaccine ]sBCG

1220000 1199858 1200000

1180000

1160000

1140000

1116397 1120000 1106848

1100000- -

1080000 a--

1060000

1387 i 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 108 I r A i uilLS 4,9+ Leml 11.41. sila r n 4 - 4.)1+,4. 441.: l c4J c59:1 .4J 4 cSJ1.944.91.1.1 r _ o J3.5i Table 5 -12: Users of Family Planning by Method- 2010 -11

Figure in person 4-1k1

Those who refer for FP by methods y+1,,9+4 a j z+ 99 fl wl Provinc ûalic uji 11;11 4: 1%A ú,Ll:' `-'. %9 Total Strilization Loop Condom Injection Pill Total 978713 1611 19660 243198 323584 390660 Js+ Kabul 131414 185 4135 40882 34615 51597 c.1,+1-S Kapisa 33906 36 852 8680 11486 12852íS Parwan 32956 11 947 10409 11752 9837 ûSsy

Wardak 14679 56 235 4594 4993 4801 S .1 JJ

Logar 20811 49 599 5719 7521 6923 JÁ91

Nangarhar 63018 85 610 18773 22760 20790 Jt,t,

Laghman 15106 0 98 4573 5291 5144 ,1)1,k1 Panjsher 7148 59 140 1584 2769 2596 y.>u Baghlan 32674 62 1319 8048 12721 10524 %1

Bamyan 26429 47 354 6356 10527 9145 jL1-.1 Ghazni 31878 82 1040 8109 11551 11096 , paktika 11655 53 416 3672 3262 4252 ,. Paktya 15806 0 531 2918 5285 7072 Khost 15839 67 670 4968 3785 6349 -,...y,

Kunarha 18927 7 257 2894 8763 7006 1r4yS Nooristan 3166 0 33 838 712 1583 ÚJ9' Badakhshan 58477 42 449 7718 26035 24233 3.1.) Takhar 26268 83 308 3501 10578 11798 J1 Kundoz 28512 2 948 6383 11555 9624

Samangan 8113 7 76 1526 3913 2591 ú Balkh 58000 31 1380 16273 19945 20371 tal Sar -e -pul 17228 49 225 2581 7734 6639 Jyy

Ghor 46182 19 566 10488 14261 20848 J94' Day kundi 19433 134 188 3867 7854 7390 Lois.,4i Urozgan 3874 0 10 541 1083 2240 ùtliJi

Zabul 5632 0 54 1462 1733 2383 J41.3 Kandahar 20941 38 629 4890 4751 10633 Jlai,S jawz ian 9198 26 137 2430 3258 3347 ù4.as Faryab 38066 6 435 10506 10997 16122 ,1liJls

Helmand 17217 1 266 3099 4805 9046

Badghis 21281 34 53 6494 4524 10176 L.1,..46-11-. Herat 89516 339 1541 19519 23840 44277 ij

Farah 23439 1 146 6549 5803 10940 0lji Nimroz 11924 0 13 2354 3122 6435 j3s Source: Ministry of Public Health Jl.J9 .1-469J çr°n ;

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 109 1 w 4,9u: aal 4-9 .1 J.u4 -95 4, LT..i}+1-411 L 9,)49 JY d 45..1411.4.141 c5J191iu gl 1: 11_o J9.Li Table 5 -13: Users of Family Planning Methods by Province

1389 1388 1387 Provine 9 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

Total 978713 914807 974530 J9á Kabul 131414 147105 150164 J,1-S Kapisa 33906 29183 31153 >+S Parwan 32956 33402 48044 19y Wardak 14679 14063 12946 s.1 j9 Logar 20811 21786 15663 91 Nangarhar 63018 17534 41652 JUti-51:1 Laghman 15106 13557 14167 ùLii

Panjsher 7148 7181 5964 J.+:,,,-1;1

Baghlan 32674 30999 33677 ù6-.1 Bamyan 26429 24360 21164 ù1..4 Ghazni 31878 33451 41103 Lo'36

paktika 11655 13261 14025 .1-546,i Paktya 15806 21540 23191 L Khost 15839 11877 11404 c,...ii. Kunarha 18927 18139 16636 1.4).1S Nooristan 3166 3378 3006 ù>9:3 Badakhshan 58477 50430 41711 ùx.14.44 Takhar 26268 30244 36528 J>ÿ Kundoz 28512 27104 23152 j.1:6 Samangan 8113 9312 10211 ù Balkh 58000 70998 79866 ta-'

Sar -e -pul 17228 18002 21390 41,'9-Y Ghor 46182 36443 31414 J,.0. Lçiá.iia Day kundi 19433 18042 15887 Urozgan 3874 3628 3388 ù&L.)1 Zabul 5632 4231 3719 ak) JUIIS Kandahar 20941 17785 18332 jawzjan 9198 14295 19197 ù1,1P Faryab 38066 38124 29324 ,+1-..uv Helmand 17217 15979 13728 Badghis 21281 17531 17619 ,.r:+L-14 Herat 89516 78826 97347 c-, iy* Farah 23439 14045 17055 ,,Iii Nimroz 11924 8972 10721 j9)41 Source: Ministry of Public Health CL',Ij9 :1"169) rl" ; 4uáy

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 110 1 rA q LAS cS9;.11.4aa1 tj1.14..itii1J J.+"9-549 1411 9J?9JY a 9. i.1 0J19441.1 LoSJIJ 4`>_+ Total users of family planning methods in the Country

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 Y' A q ultS Environment Natural assets ("41 Afghanistan's natural resources - land, forests, 9c 4L 9c4s. oï45.1 wildlife, and water - have been an important 4.4-3 41.,3, vja 9)9-' 9L;ú.1 199 9S 1 4 9191 cS9.J-î sourceofhouseholdandnationalincome, °9W599)91 9i uS 91 LS c cL,..,< 131.1 4;, J- providing the basis for farming, fishing, energy . 49_» production,andtourism,Some,withproper 9? i`° ,y':' 91 159 LSLi, c 9' 15 144:1 9a management, are renewable. :;1.;! 4; ú IL 1i1 4ï; 9 °4-5._L191,1 Afghanistan is endowed with a wide variety of 945,4.1 99 vegetative type and habitats that contribute to its 9> 1 °> A `? es' 9 4s!A 91 4 95 °19 91 ALLLsS unique natural resources. Short -lived vegetation cS,y.S 1.1_44 ,FS LS) cLt.° 91sA 91 °19 u9S.oi grows in the sandy semi -deserts, and salt -tolerant vegetation is found in the salt semi -deserts.The 4 45J 4 9S o19 .sS $ 4.L.3 JI most common trees found on humid soils are oaks, ashes, willows, poplars, planes, and fruit trees in `v 421_9 c,s5`9 ° 90 9) 41 -19' c9c orchards.Forests of Himalayan type grow in the cjli.Sl¿S LI) L 5 9991 9 borderland between Afghanistan and Pakistan (in 91:S c,".,,9c ù,9') 3Iu4-o_»i .1z.y Nuristan, Khost, Kunarha and Paktia) at an altitude t of 2,400 m above sea level Pine. Spruce and cedar 4319 Aii 4.1j__%.9 ( whereas trees grow at 3,500 m, above sea level 4i.1 alpine meadows extend even higher. The slopes of 9 9 °}' ° r° ì' Tirbandi of Turkistan are covered with pistachio 9Li19a99:a-91ys1 trees. The fauna is similar to that of other Central .`1L.."c Asian countries. Beasts of prey, like the snow 1914119 leopard, brown bear, wolf, striped hyena, jackal, °.ì" 93 95`1O999i1 L1 L4_))° 1 c59 ìLi ùLw i 1x91 1 and fox are still found in the mountains, though y45.1 .L,S}439 their population is declining. u'9°u9J'L,.sj SíS c Li-lit LL'sS c °9i1 Lc, I9..ai 4c191t`S t.°4494;,çr 9-47". Renewable Resource Water 4.1..4,9 c0.131.c)L 4+ 41.4 Water is the most Precious natural resource in 4iu y.'::i.4..S:41_,-Li ,l °9cSS ù L'LU;L:91 a a 91 Afghanistan. The majority of Afghans do not have Lyd a,y919L 12'La91° }L,jgLcySL) access to safe drinking water, which together with 1I9,..,,°J19è49191 vvl.yl:'e 9J1`V4).3°9 a lack of sanitation and hygiene have serious JLSin1 1 Ú Ls Ia °_91.1 4s lvc9,1 9s.1í1 consequences for the health and well being of the 9.,J1 J1 4 414 populace. NARVA 2007 -8 Survey reported, Kochi 91 9Sí 1Zan 431911Sc household the lowest access to safe drinking water L9S °11sw14iî 9;91 16 %and rural household 20% and urban household access 58% in safe drinks water. Forest Traditionally, Afghanistan's tribes preserved and LY1 ; 1--`.19, 9"' 9'Ò 999I ; a 1LI _94 4.a ° 1 4.àj1.1.-1 ranged resources through division of land use. However, the most significant and visible adverse 19LS'1Cia44 911L' 993 97) 191 4 environmental consequence of the war has been the Lsjv 4 4 y 9 L ;9 4i 1`V9ÿ loss of forest cover, a 66.5 % deforestation over rVnJli° 1S911S1" Lg.) 1% 110 period of 30 years (1971 -99) in the southeastern region. 01 4-111 4-1i0 41 ,.S 91 t:ti 4_?1 19ya 1 LS) 9

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 111 r r n g 4.0,21 001.4.2-1 Environmental degradation 4;is J4 ALI The large -scale movements of population and 4 4-11 .9't:j 9:9 .9vJ l_S 1 i f 943 4i.a9J9 livestock since late 1970 have putsevere pressure on the environment, increasing deforestation and s 1sl" slc.à91, s Lj -;a 4-131-.1 J L, y, 4 the encroachment of protected parklands. For .4y 9.:,:.., Jib Ail. 41 9; 95J L 91 sl 9; instance,forestsdecreased by 66.5% during 9-6 1971 -1999 in southeastern region dueto clearing. .rS 7.11,0 4-S °.) 9.4 4 9) LS 11"VA 1"0 The NARVA 2007 -8Survey,reportedin ulij.1 .4.1 Afghanistan 83 % of the populationuses relies on solid fuels for cooking, mainly firewood, bushes slsy 91991,144...419 /.A1" Vtsuli `'."':á, 4.1Y" 4.1.4 and twig 59 %, and animal dung 24 X %. The 9 4ii a! I JIS 1J9.1 9141? 4.1 ° J4.1 massive destruction of livestock insome parts of 9.119441.L9 the country during the 23year war had affect on 9 9J1 4ÿ 99J%1f 9'y1' 9 vi J1.1

land because previous used animalmanure on the LSY 1" J1 aiia 43Li91",5.) land for good yield. 9:9_JLi 45"i 6 LA6,] ` tSJJ:359SJ9 J-°1- °.14 ° .1 lsirn) ,..FS J1 9SJ9

Desertification Unfortunately, the process of desertificationis 1911.4 .91+4 already advanced in many areas of Afghanistan's sa-itl 9i t V ts91 J 4i 1 y 90 ü 1yy° .1 ti ts.. Lw arid north, west, and south. The severe drought of J 91 Z 195 à9 .J:`e. ü:u5 io.ÿ a5. 4.S the past years and adverse effects of the war had negative effects on natural resources and caused .J'° °'9_.à4 L,4 941;6ti expansion of deserts. 1,6.191'117 .1 at 6.1 vc JS ° j,sci °11 Urban pollution UrbanizationinKabul,Heart, Mazar -e- Sharif, 14...1,1 csJ 1-4 Kandahar and other cities is currently taking place J1'n iS 91°"JWJ I j oc ú IJ cJ? LS ..)1-.;4 in an almost totally haphazard manner. This 45 disorganizedprocessismakingitvirtually v. y.94 çJ:3.4 a5 4^99J9J 9' 91 impossibleformunicipalitiestoplanfor and 9L,,JlJL:J ,4 "9-A j 91 9a .14, 4,ciT9S 4-,1 L5319JL4) 4141 provide even the basic management, drainage, 45.1t i S-Ly 434,yu4 4L1 3 4 protection of groundwater supply and quality, j41J household and commercial wastewater 91 9J1?it J 4.11L64y,91 j.i,V4s"' J=cljL4.ñ management, piped water supply,air pollution 19 ji LI j41 y 91 4-319,°.y y 91.1 J-, .191 control, and urban zoning or land -use planning. 9' 91

4ÿ919e .191 J 9JÿS 4.119_45`S Agrochemicals N J1'6 The use of agrochemicals (fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides) has been promoted by CJ1+1 49 S Government and donor funded agricultural projects ) J L..-66.1,I 9' L.,.:, JSZ in response to the need to increase staple food crop JA 91 ü.o ( J-A J 91è 9 ii.o41 .1 andhorticulturalproduction. Thehandling, ,,F59; rS 491 application, storage, and transport of agricultural 91J9-sL,.,a1 3 L10-1 1J4.3 1J.1t_j chemicals particularly insecticides and herbicides, JS 4S95 4_).5.:1Li 4 91 9A 4 9 L.d,S 9j:'JS pose significantenvironmental and health 4,à91J 45 zcw 451 9'" y 11169J 91 LJy 4 .1 JA J-1 challenges, which will increaseasagricultural 9:1, J Li 44 4JU J_S4L activitiesintensifies.SpecialPlantsmustbe 41.1.1 kili 4 J99.i L4yu I1, " 444 L%j designed to save people from these problems. 4..1 Ú Lqi4a,s.j'9

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 112 1 w A gLo:,11S s.sf+1 aa1 c,,-L 49a 9i 419194 t`:J 9J9S? : J94 Table 6 -1: Biodiversity and Protected Area

1389 1388 1387 Indicator LI 2010 -112009 -102008 -09

National Protected area (thousand sq .km) 3.3 3.3 2.2 j j jJi 4+ ( 19 -1)4 °'-, 4 9-tLU L

National Protected area ( %of total land area) 0.5 0.5 0.34 (4+, 9 )i 41,) 4+194 49.E J Ly

Mammals (species) 144 137 - (J94 ) -9) i

Mammals( threatened species) 72 27 20 (J9a) 9)9.99 4 t°

Birds( species) 472 472 470 (J9,) ) ù tt

Birds( threatened species) 54 14 7 Pia ) c:j j 94.6J .9 4i t°

Higher plant(species) 4000 4000 4000 (J94) 9'

Higher plant( threatened species) 6 5 4 (J9a) 9, >L 94.941 &

Source: National Environmental Protection Agency 4151.., Jl J.4,1

Mammals Species -2010 -11t rn9 -J9 a 45,i991 ,

0.4) Mammals threatened species \ 72

( Jj) Mammals species 144

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 113 1r Ai r>.1111 cS9ÿLaa1 jl14,4Lw91.1 National Accounts cLi.wL.e cs1-4 Executives Summary The GDP dataprovidesanoverviewofthe v1 y14.539111 J .11 y,te els Jl 9SI495 c.53J3S Afghanistan's economy and examines the composition 9a1; o.91`'JS} _g3_pu11.51.9 L.,sl S 5 JS J'I J' of economic activates, and of the interaction between LS-1 Jls vIJS J' .`S...J(5.1:1V .43,S1-) Ls-Sill tc:" J 939.114;. the different economic entities. It is difficult to paint ..}. 4.c.el J:.9`°' .e.113 3a J14.d11 an accurate picture of Afghanistan's economy. 44 L5,1 al ,cs' -'J 9i° 43.1 L5.9,L"s yic Most economic activity takes place in the informal c);?4,s' .1' `3-' J3a I.) csV3Sil.ail 5t,eS91 sector,andisthusnotcaptured by economic I 4 J313IJ3AIJI S'L931Ls°'4J u uc 41 oJ,u .swi9 statistics. Although formal or legal data collection is vIJS J'4 'vrJS (5.,)-'1. 31 4-195 .1I..9.' extraordinarily difficult in such conflict conditions cS.S JASL vA1 y19s uoltSU 4..s:J3S cs13 S" GDP estimates by economic activity in Afghanistan u;A9S 31 4-" a,c5J1"1 has been compiled a result of the efforts of CSO.

National Accounts Statistical Framework G,LS» LOS yiiL,aa) ,},Ls,Wla.o alo Since 2002, The GDP estimates are compiled broadly 4.&.I 44 a,915..5Ig,14..,1_, .1 I9; L,.1 a,I J JIS 11"A 1 follows the concepts, definitions, and classifications S N A 419S of the SNA 1993, as for as the basic data availability uája cälJ Aá uwLSji s?, 4Lí AAA Já J' 4 9AAlsA 31 permit. .cSJS The GDP estimates are constructed in Afghanis (Afs) (Gu13 `VA1 v19S v°ILi t, cs'J9S in both current and constant 1381 (2002 -03) prices. 4.4 JIS 1 r A ) Currently the CSO is compiling GDP estimates by uclLit i cs-Jis ° j1.1 ç;S J °csvL.l LrS (.:"Jti9 J031 á economic activities at current and constant prices and 31C.:).4. .,,ti 3)J13J `V ".'.: J 33341."-i ,1 u19S by expenditure categories at current prices. .c53S 4i..tia .' ^Ç C.J13J `V3:J9'S4, ,',..5 1)

Classification System oJi6.:Á.:t 6.4116 .5 Classification systems used are broadly consistent 333 911y_).i 4i1J' oJ`d with internationally accepted standards, guidelines, or cs3 J31J15 471 °J" csiAa 3 3333";JV 4.i9411.23 veL.dsl VLLes) experience. ,] LúJI -5 c13.1 Afghanistan's economical activities are classified in 3; cSjJj 31( ANDS) LSJti LgiA 4.5.3 3'3J315...,4 °S.oc ae (MDGs) to three sectors such as Agriculture, Industry and 3;i14.1&. Service, based on government, (ANDS) and (MDGs) c53L. c-0-1li requirement.

Periodicity of GDP compilation oyv uijIs}I9 Ua1L JySd GDP estimates are compiled annually on the Solar 43' (.52J3ualll:,ItS year basis ending March 20, e.g. for the year1389 the rA 9 J34 4Jlio .(SJ4 u:'J' c5J1 Ú34.4.0 ' JLA.1 covered period is from 21 March 2010 to20 March r.E JtA .1 LIS 1' 11 4, r 1E JLqJIS r.1 , JIS 2011. The GDP estimates are published once a year in the LFS .L,s1IS c53:3t.d1 J; JIS udL&U'J3S AfghanistanStatisticalYearbook.Forofficial 3JI 3 33.J:?-13IJ3Ls-'"il 445'51 Ls'JA9131 cs}J operation and request of the users, the preliminary i_ç:yly,, 0.1.41 4 s4tl4 estimates are provided.

Real sector J.9-'y )1;6 A 6 9 LFS JIS 1 r A 9 .u1; uolt The GDP estimate for Afghanistan in 2010 -11 was CJ3 I : A 'J3S 9i,tx9l Afs 746859 million with a per capita GDP of US$ JSS ualtst, yA .9 vc J.,,.1 o J. vc ] 41 (4_,»i°J ti 1<1,A 629. 313.5 c ç y oy° y.,i 1t 6)1.5 91' J1S1 rA 14 Population has increased from 21.8 Million in 2002 -03 °J3-5 4L.5 4_ 4.5 4i:4. 3.53'O to 26 million in 2010 -11, whereas GDP percapita cScSJS LfD9'I'.) had grew much faster in this period.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 201041 114 w A 9LASJ.0.4.2z.1 cjl"s.iL'w91 Therefore the average rate of GDP per capita has a.lî_yy á,19ii .419î 0a1L&L3 Lz;J9S moved up from just US$ 201 at the beginning of the `vL5-?A.1LSJ', Lv -33 S'1 LA.01 Transitional Government of Afghanistan, to nearly 49,11 LS Jyol 91 9 ai Li*), c_,.13.) L l 4.33)14 1 1 US$629 in 2010 -11. L5S Jls1 r n 94, Real GDP growth was respectively 2.3, 17.2 and 441rn9_1 rnv 41°19 495LILL LS'J9S 3.2% in 2008 -09 till 2010 -11. r,r 911 Y,r.r,r The rapid growth performance has been accompanied 1rn9 Lsi lsL s1°= .1.123.1 J.4.1cly.) cSS LçiiS byrelativepriceincreaseinmentionedyears. 1.J9 c<-93-.)-9c s?`V L? Lr A L5V9SJL..s .99 cS1-9: LAJlS Inflationary pressures could have severe consequences L L 0 j3 91 0_34E1 °.1.1 L5.14 _g.i g1 L r 9 vNL.t9) .1 91

for the poor and on the competitiveness of the .L5J1 economy. Unfortunately it has been increased by 13.7 4i1.., r,v °.iI231 "9" JISrn9 01.143 %in 2010 -11 while it had 4.9% decreased in 2009 -10 JIS 1 rnn 4L$' L5JLLsyl a L5 ì.'S LJ.41 L5313:3'1,6 , 91J LF119°LJ°Y,

Sectoral performance 41111 J-11 csJ.9iS.A.41 Agriculture 41414,JS vLt e1x91 4'9î,IL jn JS Agriculturalactivitiesarethemainlivelihood L5:5,0 i0.141c J41 9.cc 0,51:,3 91 L5.) L-99.ia°A Lss 4;,aJS 4'Y9ai 4L, d0 ,°,1 strategies for the Afghan population. 55 percent of °y 1,J _0149' 421J9îsr 4t1 41.1I9c households are engaged in this sector. Most of the ay LYN 45 sy°A i,9J1 a L5.1Láî..l Ls3 J9S Afghan households' income comes from agriculture .c5 sector. A major part of this production is wheat, and , v r. 1 r n 944,... moregenerallycereals,producedfordomestic LA Lill 4i1.., r v, v y L5.1 L.lt.,, 4î 9ii1i41 consumption. L,iJ9S 4.a L÷, 90 The agricultural value added is estimated at Afs .L5J1 ° 49 Ls1 9514319.o1Lili 207301 million or about 27.76 % of GDP in 2010 -11. A, v LbS JIS 11-An 44 L j9Çu 9, r Overall cereal production decreased from 6.3 million 4S9î 4Li 4, . LS JS 11-Ai a 4:3 tons in 2009 -10 to 5.7 million tons in 2010 -11. This Ls1194S v9:A decrease was mostly in wheat production from 5 9;9:1,4 w L=sr n n 44.&1 9, c;941.4o D 4JLS' L161J (.53I94"Lss JIS 1 rn9 a4s 94 million tons in 2009 -10 to 4 million tons in 2010 -11. The reason of this decreased was drought which LSL? 9 L 4 cA 91 c ] i °9 L19' L:.J L5315: effected Agriculture production. LS LS JS °_30.1 Agricultural production in Afghanistan is an almost totally depends on melted snow and spring rains to 91 919 `V L5J919.) 44..,1_1..c1:1 r n 9 ) Jts provide water. The, bad weather in 2010 -11 had 1 . Lsal °al Lsa9< 9s91 r effected the cereal production, even in good years, L5 45 L5.1 41 ° yy L5 }I9J'I 1 J LbS Lt9î 4-4 916 194 91L51iS L9S19 444..JS L jL'L.:,L;'sl L> 991LS 9J9 however Afghanistan is not self- sufficient in Lel agriculture and must rely on food aid and import of 9Jî L5J19 `3 LSL? _01-5J199l9'9S`-0S 4-.?4-) 19,o L51'I3 food to meet domestic needs. .L5 }°J9' L59LvJI LS'J9SLs,

Industry The value added for industry was Afs 153608 million a r y. n LSS Jts1 r n 9 J9 S .., J) and contributed 20.57% of the GDP in 2010 -11. LrS9îI1,119î 9.a1LiL' Ls'J9S 4iLw r,,DV 0.á °9 4.iL;cSl LjAA The industrial sector production compared to last JtS LbS JIS 1 r n 9 a .L5}I° 9 45 41î,y4s year increased by 6.3 % in2010- 11.The main LsS LsJl9as1 4L 4 .Ls LS'19 791 r LsS31- contributing factor in increase come from mine, L5:16.1191 16.tScLS.wyiLc°JLS..a uli,a L59t+4,6cti9i1S chemicals. coal plastic, paper and paper production, L5J1°4:39_}"L, 9I uLá c v194d4 printing and Publishing.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 115 1 r n 4triILS,9OL.aalL.;t*9 Mines and quarry SLQ.9.4J 93,94.11.1 914.1-94.11 Long -term economic development in Afghanistan .A.45.:114 J,4,3 L z.91 may relay in natural resources. The country produces 43.4 Lt J9' Lb-..,4.44-(11..oc jIS L S 49;A41,.urJ1 natural gas, salt and other minerals. .L1 ..145 9zi° The value added for this sectorwas Afs 4473 million wv r s JIS1 rn 9 , )I LS9 jJ9 s0.1 which shows 43 % increase compared to previous JtS9J5 4i1. wr , LsJ year. The main contributory factor in this increase 4,JA>Z '1 .5f19_.19L LA-11-4 .1.T4 s11911t:J was extracting of salt. .LsJLrJ9 Deposits of minerals, includingcopper, chromium, marble, salt, gold and silver have been discovered. y., c45.JLo cyoyo c9J c4i..91 cLyu 4.5.3 vc_}0..3 941,l4 There is still large unexploited mining territory in the '11.544. Ls-'4" Ls'170 CS

Electricity, water and gas -9 1 14191 1-14r In 2010 -11the electricity water and gas production 415_4 4a JLSJA LSS JtS 1 rn9 i:19' ..J1.6919'91 c 114,y has decreased by 0.2% than last year, of which the 4ÿ ti. y4iá 41 4L ]Lrt cLe:,Ly-II94.4_,l.4 ,1 electricity production decreased by 0.1% due to ,a:J°J' o1.. t.:y JAY 19 4L» .LSJj LS19 . ,1 maintenance of the hydro power machines in2010 -11. .LsLss1 JsJLs lrnq4 Construction CJ The sector has been increasing at a rapid rate since 04 >:J 4't..) 19i,L I) 4., J1S 1rn1 2002 -03 and the overall growth was 7.7 %in 2010 -11 0]9L,r j11i14.4 at. V,V ,] LsS LA JS 1 rg 4_4 Most of the private large building and residential J-4 constructed in the cities particularly in Kabul city.

Also public construction and other constructions such J41S 1"-,29. _, csS _933_)1-4.J 4 439..J95 as roads, highways, bridges, schools, hospitals, c4k9S). 45.1 45 i)I loiL airports, etc, are built mainly by donors. LSJ9' 91 L531.19 L.,a19' .LS LS9W .J9' 94 4V9..iS4 L57.094 The demand for housing is slowing down in both cLSL1994 64-194 '(SJY Ls4 .LSZcS9"J94.s.._, `V 9'9.1190 4S9' 4.5-49Ac'`v urban and rural areas due to recent insecure situation L5yLsS9* 9 939J1-Z? °..è191 `v 919J_.» in Afghanistan. Also some of infrastructural projects 4i 9: 4S i)I.Loga 91 LS Y1 Ls-6 414 `L 9.J:9 L5".4341 , Ls. postponed and most of the construction project have 14, been completed. Lstt" ° LSj9y Ls-7.11214J:0 91 Ls..,L.,il L5L59`1

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 116 t" A q toits 49,141.waa1 Services 4.141esi The value added for the sector was Afs 358650 LA JLS1 r n 9 JI,59lül?. 3Y0.1&.' million, and grew by 18.1 %in 2010 -11. The main 4 Jts 1rnn .1 e.19ait..,n, L5' Ls.ilx.'si 4i rDn9D contribution to this increase comes from hotels and 4.191a 9A 91 439211 J9'"J °'d9e.Loc restaurantby 23.8%.Transportstorageand 41L.i rr,1 sOJ: J 9S9'' 91 J r ,A communication 23.1 % of which transport 6.2 %, 91 ü..,, ,ai1- 9,r ü,9.ly` t.r1.44. aI ts''v?LSJ1 °-1,59 postandcommunicationduetoexpandof 4itleZ 91 41íS 41119:i1,0 üi1La5 95`-t Iy?Li.O 939i01.3Q:3 communication activities and communication service 1 w, LA.19 91 Ls3l° tail.096,1/ usage 65.7 % , Banking and financial activity 14.4 % e vc JS0.19 411. ,1' V.93.910.1& c9' 91ail. and government services 27 %.

While the rate of growth in agriculture and industry Luli.d91 äc I J j' S9'91S `V 9J" vr'ale J. decelerated during the latter part of the past 9 years, J94 92a.1i ] 'LP vc'91 J.30-19 939J91<.,, services continued to surge. A number of factors have contributed to the growth performance in services s'J9S ' 4S1 l)94 4-E 91 J9? 4.! 409 4c".1 (-149c c.p-1: such as higher domestic consumer and business 91t~'3IJ91"J L51".'6' 'V 94" csiJt?' 91Ls-1134 ä41-5,1 for services, greatercommunication vc.lil ü11.x9 4i94J1x9 demand ' .CS'<_i"' J4 C5 -1.0& J9' establishing of transportation companies, restaurant 91 ,J and other services activities have been started to J' 9i910' 9'91S`v 9J" ` 91 c59'91 J9Jt.s5`i99`PJ work, however economic growth has been led by 4 aliy 4 J9' yc li.a' 91 444 JS ' ai9iJlas vc9.1 services, which emerged as the dominant activity in .c5' J94 eJ1$ ;, the Afghanistan economy during the past nine years, replacing agriculture and industry.

GDP by expenditure categories 411 .144g-1 sti1.9' VdLill J.9S C-< Prior, GDP by expenditure at current price estimated J?G ' c5J9 '4t-,..,21 iJ°11-&li J9S a 19i using indirect method of carrying over the GDP from a 4ä. J7`4 49s9 ,y L5'111..,1 9 "i4 u.o theproductionside.Privateconsumption(final ' (uy51 cSJAI S') 4ü.:á1 ts`°9.ai consumption expenditure of household) is imputed as e lilai9l, ü cJÿ9J residual item, including changes in stock and data .J.us v-,,;.,, aLL 9O:L91 discrepancies. t LDS 1rA9 41 Fortunately, in 2010 -11 National account department (NRVA) Ls-LA L:J1,04.3 compilation by Expenditure approach directly. +ä1.491" Ly11_&13 n 1 r r r r The total final consumption expenditure (private and o Jl 0 9 9 Lai. 9iI L19'9 ILititsiJ9S' .c5' ä, ail- A, 9 government) was around Afs 813232 million which ,Lg.1 ll is 8.9 %more than GDP in 2010 -11. It shows that 9-5`-199 `J°' LA 9391S 449._»1`VJ cs-'9'.'4cy0 454 41 Afghanistan has negative gross domestic saving c5'cs9 J:9°" 9, kl .9'9'19a around Afs 66 billion. '4 LA 1495 9.a1 Li li riJ9S 4K °J-+9 c.s'Y) LsKiL? We should mention that, deficit werefinanced by } aiLJIS 41.1.y11/,6 91 1 V,`P,1 n, lDJ. donors each year in the past nine years. JcSJ9' J15 1rn9 The gross domestic fixed investmentas percentage of GDP were 18.1, 17.4 and 17.5 in (2008 -09) - (2010 -11) respectively.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 117 11" A 9 4.11111, gi;l,cal jt_u.t3tiel á,J a;j tat L* 14 , valLiuji :1 -V 4194 Table 7 -1: Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity in Current Price Million Afs

1389 est* 1388 1387 Sector J 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Agriculture 207301 196843 150133 44e.ri 158232 117498 Cereals and others 159984 ...iii 9l Fruits 17247 11667 10456

Livestock 30070 26944 22179 JUL.

Industry 153608 133942 138628 6s4 Mining and quarrying 4473 2921 2481 J?Ii 93_931-S .a 91 as-111S Manufacturing 90943 80437 91879 ±y.1;,,5.1.o

Food, beverage & tobacco 86789 76949 88668 9S141191 JI41 ' LsSÿ .SI_Ls.

Textile, wearing apparel & leather 779 513 454 .ÿ 91 CIS . UIJS9+ Wood & wood production including furniture 140 139 136 yt.iÿ 91 ,..Lÿ úr..ß

Paper, paper production, printing and publishing 59 53 51 YydA S:a&LS,I àeLS

Chemicals ,petroleum, coal, rubber and plastic 2507 2201 202 1 <;:,,.k°..?J < oJts,..,9},a fJ.13 . &.0 Sit" 4.

Non -metallic minerals except petroleum & coal 304 274 278 911 j1.. 5:+ J.46. 4;.Y, 4U s 91 9-§a.'

Basic metal 365 308 271 i..,:'4.4 x.1"1 Electricity, gas and water 640 630 527 ail it jt' , L;.:,y, Construction 57552 49954 43741 ú

Services 358650 280148 238021 4];usi

Wholesale & retail trade, restaurants & hotels 59679 49812 48097 SJSuy, ÙY....01 o -c c 4.390IJS+WJSI vsl+y*

Wholesale & retail trade 52373 44625 43486 c5.Y1ay.. ijgáy,91 ..1..c

Restaurants & hotels 7305 5188 4611 auilUy. j 1 a yI J p J Transport, storage and communication 145913 116364 91481 (JJJiL ) tirxJ 91 úlyLi,, , mss; ßlÿ Transport & storage 113163 95086 76893 ( J2-, 1" )J&) 9I ..)9; °'lÿ

Post and telecommunication 32750 21278 14588 u1yM.. 91 ``'. ,

Finance, insurance, real estate and business 16259 12504 9222 Sfh9..91SyJ= ÿP°ß -°''- . 4141-°

Finance 16152 12410 9140 4431 -.

Insurance 7 7 6 4 °::

Real estate and business services 100 87 76 4:Jí j:yt149..4 -SSWJV sß%1-.-'-'

Ownership of dwellings 27749 23927 14476 ,,;511-. s+9J9S

Community, social and personal services 5824 4854 4413 4sA;..,+91 W ° 4119+ Producers of Government services 84473 58449 57137 J9yl ,4.ÿÿ,,a., X19, .,

Other services 18753 14238 13195 4isL.".,J9'

Total 719559 610933 526782 d,t+

Less: Imputed bank service charge v 14 :

Taxes on imports 27300 21782 14330 4 S-1 4 ÿ1J19 4p

GDP at Market Price 746859 632715 541112 4.y, 4* 9L. olsfl,A ValUi. 4:WS * Figures are estimated S j39ÿ PUJI *

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 118 w A' LAS a a i g t a q J1S 1 r A IJ C., 1Ai 4.11. í vdtiL; ss : r -Y 4.194 Table 7 -2: Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity in Constant Price 2002 -03 Million Afs 1389 est* 1388 1387 Sector J.s 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Agriculture 101042 123248 99942 4414ys Cereals and others 79300 103328 80974 j 9I Fruits 10561 8613 7795 sue. Livestock 11181 11307 11173 si1a11..

Industry 92613 87146 82131 &ü.4 Mining and quarrying 2018 1412 1247 J ±Ij g+.5315 .1 yl alLS

Manufacturing 46178 44468 42230 , ,yG L._,.a Food, beverage & tobacco 43699 42109 40046 _41-.65..91 ,111,1 , ÿ, Shy:

Textile, wearing apparel & leather 510 473 422 ÿ 91 AILS ,L..)I.)S90 Wood & wood production including furniture 126 139 128 51 91 L,Sg+ Uy.a Paper, paper production, printing and publishing 44 41 39 ,L,Yy. s3CLS91 3c1S Chemicals ,petroleum, coal, rubber and plastic 1492 1406 1314 Le 'y. , .y15-..yya , Jÿ , t:?" sil Non -metallic minerals except petroleum & coal 151 150 147 43y11ÿ. s) 4,y a; jS,yl 9i5....., Basic metal 157 149 133 911w1 Electricity, gas and water 201 201 178 491 9l i, üa,y Construction 44216 41065 38476 j oïi.L.

Services 180701 152988 130483 a3p.,li Wholesale & retail trade, restaurants & hotels 27485 26101 24064 sithy., ,Dyy yl 6.1.4c., 4'y3Ij91.,u91 41y1ï90 Wholesale & retail trade 24121 23382 21757 syA149. üy y91 °-\°- Restaurants & hotels 3365 2718 2307 43.3164 yl 4;,9'IJ9j Transport, storage and communication 82601 67100 56859 (L1,1- y3y11..4., ) y j it ulyLi., , üy,..,l J.J. Transport & storage 50971 48008 44087 ( (-1tL J3_91-..1).-...),Ii y1 yjlÿ Post and telecommunication 31630 19092 12772 ,:_,Iyh it `'.., Finance, insurance, real estate and business 7492 6555 4617 s,.A1,-,91 943 ? ÿjl.h.. .), 4 , a,JL.

Finance 7439 6503 4573 a?n 4.,. Insurance 7 7 6 Real estate and business services 46 46 38 4+9,.aß j1ygl.,y. -91 jyy:,JY 9sx.1-x..,

Ownership of dwellings 12780 12537 7242 ,L9-5,-11-4 ..0,L)...4 a Community, social and personal service 2682 2543 2208 als,.aL. 1yr9 ---, a1190 Producers of Government services 38904 30626 28587 Jyy.1 y. y+y:,.a, ,...:11J., Other services 8757 7526 6906 41_,I.. yy+

Total 374356 363382 312556 Js+

Less: Imputed bank sery ice charge : Taxes on imports 12573 11413 7170 441. L. si, t, i'-'1')9 a, GDP at Market Price 386929 374795 319726 4s, 41 `'Ysyl.o al }Qp, crdLiu 44y0 * Figures are estimated .s eL§yl *

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 119 r A g 0114,9046%.1 A-A a* y, 1.1 '1'. c:1.61-.95 0.211-1 L; :14- V (J34 Table 7 -3: Gross Domestic Product by Expenditure Category in Current Price

Million Afs 1389 est* 1388 1387 Category 4 5 .1.0`S 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total final consumption expenditure 813232 695148 667125 v . JJJ J;

Private consumption ** 727195 623348 612492 ** a 1 .1

Government consumption 86037 71800 54633 aÿ$1 ,Sl,1

Gross Domestic Fixed Investment 130424 1 10052 97969 4.14 _,S...iU a.42í

Gross fixed capital formation 130424 1 10052 97969 ú4ay LrilA ,--.11-&+43

Construction 115005 101095 89574

Durable capital goods 15419 8957 8394 (-1:3.1.) jstS 3 j1 `U. AS

Resource balance -254879 -169096 -157132 ,9y.1-i ,:e

Exports of goods and NFS 73164 90464 93417 Ji- t+ yl }+SL. ,z

Exports of goods 62712 80513 84223 Il.... .5..0

Non -factor Services 10452 9950 9194 a il.-1:,. Jae. Jo.

Less: Imports of goods and NFS 328043 259560 250549 Ji3..)1y _+sv it i i.':

Emports of goods 297292 230698 221443 L.Jl .) jli ,Sÿ

Non -factor Services 30751 28863 29107 a JAS

GDP at market price 746859 632716 541112 144.411.4. ..)l-,144.35 vdLLi .J_5

Afs/US$ 45.7 49.2 50.9 44,.. Li jS j j 4_,A1 J.1 y, ..iil. 4031 á, ill.L1

GDP in Mn US$ 16343 12871 10641 Oh ùs.. ) ú3ÿ Lr.21i.0 ,:urS

Population Mn person 26.0 25.5 25.0 (. û-)uy,

GDP per capita in US$ 629 505 426 (ill,) ul.Llÿ all j ,, jyS adlsU

GDP Growth rate ( %) 3.2 17.2 2.3 all. cj>>> y9.41ÿ Lr jj .4..11611

GDP price deflator (1381 =100) 193.0 168.8 169.2 J,..;,1 a&l. r°._4 al ayÿl.ulÿ Li.k.)yS a,.1UL;

Domestic absorption 1001738 801812 698244 day v _)..43

Gross domestic savings (Mn Afs) -66372 -62432 -126013 (..Ui ùyß°) 1-`. 4: WS a.ellsU

Gross domestic savings as % of GDP -8.9 -9.9 -23.3 ,S GDP y aL . j jS ,.dLsU .1

Gross fixed investment as % of GDP 17.5 17.4 18.1 L,S GDP 4..1 ,ÇllJ L ri JrS U ihU

Private consumption as % of GDP 97 99 113 ,SS GDP 4-.1 1,Frd 3

Resource balance as % of GDP -34 -27 -29 SGDP a;c...... :9 _< 3 3

*. Figures are estimated * ** Includes changes in stock and data discrepancies ; 414 a sKsJ. 4.1.11-a-° a: J.11.r.j.;rlíji **

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 120 1 w g 4.011S 41.4.2-%1 4j1' c.rs g,1.4.19:1 g*a1liU 0:1J.ss á a.1-4 454..1 9s+9.J.315-": t-VJ,s Table 7-4: Sectorl Contribution as % of GDP

1389 est* 1388 1387 Sector 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Agriculture 27.76 31.11 27.70 44ALA Cereals and others 21.42 25.01 21.72 .y+ yi

Fruits 2.31 1.84 1.93 Lsy.+A shall, Livestock 4.03 4.26 4.10

Industry 20.57 21.17 25.62 &1.+.a Mining and quarrying 0.60 0.46 0.46 J:5.1y y4y+LS . yl uy;lS J1.-:1y y;y;LS .5.4 a;y;lS Manufacturing 12.18 12.71 16.98 Food, beverage & tobacco 11.62 12.16 16.39 +y.1+,a Textile, wearing apparel & leather 0.10 0.08 0.08 . y1 ,a,tS , ù1Sy+ Wood & wood production including furniture 0.02 0.02 0.03 .> i i ,,,Sÿ Dy-3.5 ittS Paper, paper production, printing and publishing 0.01 0.01 0.01 'ij sielS'I

Chemicals ,petroleum, coal, rubber and plastic 0.34 0.35 0.37

.4 LWI Basic metal 0.05 0.05 0.05 Electricity, gas and water 0.08 0.10 0.10 4-3y1 y1 _313154J:3

Construction 7.71 7.90 8.08 a3y1 yl }1S ,1-1,....r.3 jl.vïil...

4:41,o s. Services 48.02 44.28 43.99 Wholesale & retail trade, restaurants & hotels 7.99 7.87 8.89 sr.thyW py,,.yyl e,", a+y.+lyys.,yyl ..3_,1,- JA Wholesale & retail trade 7.01 7.05 8.04 LsyghyW ùYiyl =,-C. Restaurants & hotels 0.98 0.82 0.85 a+_ 1.0 yl +.+y.+lyys -y j (J. 1-,, yyll.00) may} yl ul_Ai.. , ßy.,,.,1 ÿ Transport, storage and communication 19.54 18.39 16.91 ( J:3- y+yllo.5) -j j y1 u)y...,l5, Transport & storage 15.15 15.03 14.21

,_,1y,1 -. j1 Y, Post and telecommunication 4.39 3.36 2.70 Finance, insurance, real estate and business 2.18 1.98 1.70 s_Ph_4- 3y14:3_9_JU Y ..0=4 4-..44' á1L. tiJ-. Finance 2.16 1.96 1.69

Insurance 0.00 0.00 0.00 Real estate and business services 0.01 0.01 0.01 4.,yw.,j3y$l .5y..yl yr:'yy ÿ% -t+-=.' 3.3S1t. y.;y.)yS .5 Ownership of dwellings 3.72 3.78 2.68 4.3y;..1.;. 1yi ji _rte , .L1y5 Community, social and personal service 0.78 0.77 0.82 Producers of Government services 11.31 9.24 10.56 vÿ+qu:,. , y.5 Jyylyyi j . . L.:31J-5 .5 Other services 2.51 2.25 2.44

Total 96.34 96.56 97.36 (..ti; Less: Imputed bank service charge ...... vyL^ 4....i10 Taxes on imports 3.66 3.44 2.64 n.Jl. s+ 4 y+1 -5J1y a; syl.a ul4}í LoalUu 4.,.i,L,S GDP at Market Price 100.00 100.00 100.00 tr. 4

* Figures are estimated

1 w A g ;t..aa c)l14:1Lii1.1 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 121 1 1, 9:119:1 L 0-1.)9S: o -V JJ4 Table 7 -5: Gross Domestic Product Annual Percentage Change

1389 est* Sector 1388 1387 y-a 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Agriculture -18.0 23.3 -11.7 isys Cereals and others -23.3 27.6 -14.3 J..93_91,..-1= Fruits 22.6 10.5 5.9 uy!

Livestock -1.1 1.2 -2.1 L.4JUL.

Industry 6.3 6.1 5.7 454..3

Mining and quarrying 43.0 13.2 2.8 J1-41 ÿÿ1S .,'I 4uÿ11

Manufacturing 3.8 5.3 2.3 ,I j ÿÿ1S a yl 4-1ÿ1S

Food, beverage & tobacco 3.8 5.1 2.2 ,ß,y,19 ,...i..-,.e

Textile, wearing apparel & leather 7.9 12.0 2.9 .ÿ it ,,,A1 , Ù1y135 Wood & wood production including furniture -9.7 9.0 -3.3ÿ91 ÿ ßy...1 Paper, paper production, printing and publishing 7.7 4.2 7.4 cL`ij--. Lsa.lSJI:16.11

Chemicals ,petroleum, coal, rubber and plastic 6.1 7.0 6.8 ,-..5.41...: .x, 4...1..3 j 4 v -jJ 4 4 J , t= li..°,ss1.±q±S

Non -metallic minerals except petroleum & coal 0.1 2.2 -2.1 4,s11y:,. Ls ye 4-,y 4; ;194 ..L.§-,...,

Basic metal 5.3 12.0 12.7 ,....3t-it ßr1--1

Electricity, gas and water -0.2 13.3 -17.6 4-,'1 it BLS' u.;y

Construction 7.7 6.7 10.0 4-..J1 j1 jLS , 1 .:.y

Services 18.1 17.2 13.8 = 4+

Wholesale & retail trade, restaurants & hotels 5.3 8.5 2.3 sy41.1y. an. e i. 6 .uÿ1 jÿ.. jil 4415,0

Wholesale & retail trade 3.2 7.5 1.8 LsyA1zyW ú..*.s1 e

Restaurants & hotels 23.8 17.8 7.1 4 5.r, it 4u4.13ÿ1-s

Transport, storage and communication 23.1 18.0 21.9 (J11.., ÿy11 -) yJ s1 L.J. 4 ßy..1,1 j, Transport & storage 6.2 8.9 12.4 ( J-- 93911").yj 91 "33,.4-13,

Post and telecommunication 65.7 49.5 72.0 üIy,LL.-. y1.-,;

Finance, insurance, real estate and business 14.3 42.0 21.3 cssAhy -ßj . jj èj' :9-1.-L°1-.-..'' ate,. 441. 1. Finance 14.4 42.2 21.4 *4. Insurance 5.0 5.0 2.0 "-::

Real estate and business services 1.1 20.4 9.7 4-,ÿ.i+ j13S1y .y1 ,,,:yy,.,,3y ÿg1.1....1

Ownership of dwellings 1.9 73.1 6.8 ,L.,,IL. 93333S

Community, social and personal service 5.5 15.2 4.9 4+sv i ij ÿ.. ' < 4i1ÿ

Producers of Government services 27.0 7.1 16.1 dyylyy ÿ4a1. ,ÿ1yß Other services 16.4 9.0 -3.5 43ÿ-3ÿ

Total 3.0 16.3 2.3 4.14-+

Less: Imputed bank service charge "' "' "' 431L°ß 1, :. ° Taxes on imports 10.2 59.2 3.6 4.114 , 51., 14 ÿ1,131y t,

GDP at Market Price 3.2 17.2 2.3 4,14 47,, yt..a LI.4.1 + u.211..1-1 ..)-0

* Figures are estimated .cs,.1 31 *

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 122 1 r A q LAS 41,4 404 ios ilks14,7u.0 Sectoral Contribution as % of GDP

GDP Growth rate by Sector

30.0

23.3

20.0 18.1 17.2

13.8

10.0 53 6 1 6.3

. X.F.', 10.0 é 1387 1388 1389

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

-10.0

-11.7

-18.0 -20.0

-30.0 - O Agriculture 434.)S Industry ,.:... Services 4+j5...s+

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 f" A g 0111S 4,9;.il.,4saljliú'L*.91d 4(5 .13 4Jitii.i Lo:J,}1 4,44111 1 GDP Growth rate( %)

2,..,,

18.0 17.2

16.0

14.0

2.0

0.0

8.0

6.0

4.0

2.3 3.2 2.0 nn

1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

pt..i:L.

())432 x.01 4 >J.r404 a., GDP per Capita (US $)

700

629 600

500 505 426

200

100

0

1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 w n a uilLSLsjo:tuciai ej1.1.A.1i.i za).» c43GJ Structure of Demand

900.0

700.0

500.0 15 w 300.0

°100.0

-100.0

-300.0 1389 1387 1388 2010 -11 2008 -09 2009 -10

® Private consumption4-141 Ord ® Gov't consumption4431.3.1 Fixed investment 414-1444 N Resource balance

4.dLiU 0:kJ.IS Gross Domestic Saving 0.0 -

-20.0

-40.0

A -60.0 -62.4 -66.3

o-80.0

-100.0

-120.0

-126.0- -140.0

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 wA 0.111S s.1.461.i 4).ai.a Agriculture Development t,;' =- 4,0:1 Based on 2007- 8 NRVA survey 59.1% active .1 Z09,1 , ? y 59 J 3.:.J JLS 1 rm.) population of the country depends on agriculture 4.1 0 ly,t, 043S 15 and related activities for livelihood. About 12% of 5.5-.A yS .1 cS..èS9 JLni the country's total land is arable, 3% is under forest 314 %r4oú:S%1rAii cover, 46% is under permanent pastures, and the Zr 9 remaining 39% ismountainous and habitable. J3.1 Agriculture has been the mainstay of the people's cjIcLI 1.0 4, y5,4.1

economy, although several decades of war and .911 drought have depressed agricultural activities and 1 1i13á ,3541S 4131 lS? 9 9) S.d" contributedtothedegradationof thenatural 4.1 13S 0 sx?L'w ca-.. 0 0 13O 1144 resource base. ,:.., . 443:' JS el ,

Land distribution -201-1

%11 Mountains and other Arable Land 12% s sje. 39% Forest 3%

Permanent Pasture tl 46%

Given highly variable rainfall and concomitant variations in production from the rain fed sector the

Agriculture statistics 40011.441.11 (1j1+ The decade ofbefore 2001there has been no 4,),ILL2 c3:0 A oO JLS 1 rn. systematic collection and analysis of agricultural 3_.35, c,pS 0 134-1e . 33 ` LIJ 31" 31913; 1, statistics. Internal war and insecurity have made a-1 31 J s1 3á I, 3 y: .JS 041 I yá.1i i'¡.ol.131 slow the collection and analysis of agricultural 31 3-49 3Lo 13L 03S yrj-SoLio oy record and registration bringing gaps in data which 614 13eJ3 4i 43I-911:i3.o1"s,13ô43,0 can be overcome through conducting agricultural 31 ci3j...o C}5}±iJS 4S } 4ûiu) cj.o a 14 31 e,3z census and surveys. et.u31ASa4.';461e,.ayl3SIyIA°áiW

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 123 I r n a trillsii1Laai Major crops 4.100.4.2.1.4 a J,9c In 2010 -11 weather and climate condition for fall 4.1 _A 4,41i1 491 19S.:,y'a lya 91 9?91 LFS J IS1 Yn9.4 and spring irrigated and rain fed cultivation was 4..4°,4,1 a11 91 ) 431JyY 91 ytO .) LI) 9:° 1,1 S J l _S aq a L_. 4.-4LJ 91 favorablefor wheat thearea under rainfed cultivation this year reached 1.1 million hectares S 421:1 4-49.JL,5.4 Jü yú' rL 4._% L. 91 Ls` çs119,?1 %1°1° 4y andproductionwas1.1 milliontonswhich y 4 JLS compared to previous year, decreased by 33 %. area J-4V 19 J.o 9 4 (4) 4.119 under rain fed wheat also decreased by 26% cell.19)J9S.J9 J+oLa,1JL,S.,a compared to previous year. The main cause for .4319,.?3 Jy 1 4..LW 4yv decrease in wheat production was decrease in yield per hectare of wheat and decrease of area and products of rain fed wheat. Major Cereal 40:1 450.1G aJ9G Wheat Wheat is the main staple food grown each year under irrigated and rain fed conditions. Wheat LrSJLSys4'4ÿ}Ii.:1;°,9.41 harvest in 2010 -11 is estimated at 4.5 million tons, ce:9S J IS 11"n9 44 .iJ 91 .4}+S Jys J .e11 91 which decreased by 11% compared to previous 7.1 1 41 y 4J LS- ,y:'1 4 9W Js.al 44 4_1 9O f, o year. Most of the decrease was due to decrease in 4-11" J 4-4 45,19ì1 area and production of rain fed wheat. Rice paddy ' LS 4.14-j . Production was 0.481 million ton or 3 % more than 1"41 y 4 J IS ,}C,49 4ij9iLw .f n 1 2009 -10 due to increase in area under cultivation of r aly 4t J IS yûJ-4V Le19'=-) 1_ j rice paddy. Barley production in 2010 -11 was 91s`w9 .f1nLe,SJLS11"n94s.LJ+9LL?991 0.428 million tons also Barley production was 1 i n 9 4.uJ 9 9I9 .191 /.1 141 _}, 4_41 t" n n J IS lesser than 2009 -10 by11 %.Maize productsin ,FIC 1.J çe191 % 04.4S `v ` s 4äcJ 9.,1 no,.FS J IS 2010 -11 was 0.285million tons and increased by 95J9S.J9 J..4á'4.219,14L-.1 5% compared to 2009 -10 cause of decrease in maize production is decrease in yield per hectare.

Vegetables 44 Li Grown by most farm families for market and °, 4.1 99J L.°m .190 J9S co-S 9;91S consumption. An estimated 7% ofthetotal % u99 `V9199d L39*) 4-5354a5 lf Js J JS irrigated area was noted last year to be planted with v ,1 _91s: 9.) .144 L91 j..91 l z c J.L. J ys 4L.a 4,S vegetables, mostly common summer vegetables. ,C.. 41_9:1*4° Li4 919; t c 4ii 9.44 Special areas for onions and potatoes were noted in JY 94. the central, eastern and north eastern provinces. 42'9]4.,FS 9° 91 V9 1-4-`1 Potato yield were reported 12 tons per hectare. 11 ,,FS ,la ° 9' 4 J ä 4 J94 4;; ;4 A91 4.1..È Potatoes and onion are important part of food in 4-1-4.741 9' L"°,9c4 j y 91 4-5 t;;;' `4C3 our country .area under potatoes in 2010 -11 was A.oga 0.-S 1,9; .1 4-S .1 19 A 20500 hectares and its production was 246000 9'91e,LSa. o.. JLS 1in94L. tons.area under onion cultivation was 10973 JIS 1 I'm 9 .19 jLv 91 4.1 44 1' fl. .., .iJ hectare and its production was 120700 tons. c èS99 J9'1 J44 11"v .. .iJg, 91 °, L"á.a 1. 9 v 1" Li' Li9"

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 124 11" A 9 1.0.11LS 41iiLaa) Fruits The core ofthe traditional contain a variety valley- oasisstructures 33 3 3 3.ì11 4 of fruittrees such sYO eOr, ali L,] a1 pomegranates, as apples, 143'" 3,1 1 apricots,berries, 1% 1, ,45 (1 lji almonds, it makes grapesand j11 1) jc,14 451 1.5 % of thearea of cultivation. in 2010- 1lareaunder fruits 4,LyyqLoSJLS plantation was118000 1r'n944sàsl. hectares. Grapesproduction is 611.3 4sS1t n9J IS 4 Almost all farming thousand ton. 3J35..:+ 1.°3 l.iSt households in the 11n... have some rural areas Ifi 'y fruittreesfor I jval 44.19;uS ` °.Jj i 1 however, orchards self consumption 1,r are also a majorsource of 1_y1 _34 °j991431 income for farmersin much of ,aiv1c majority of large the country andthe .34 j1 1 4-S39--b 1i° to medium sized s ^-á .431.ì c,FS exclusively for orchards are 4 markets. In somedistricts of y4149;14 4.á jS ,.,:.., p1 Southern, South-western and p...aS lack of sufficient Western provinces, 3' water did notallow for the 41 ,', planned rehabilitationand replanting of orchards. .41 4.1W y1s 4-43+34 3..)331

Cotton With the collapseof the cotton ,g1 LA industry In the 4:0 41 46,1 C...-17L11.41.) three decades, last 9?ÿtA Cotton plantinghas declined 14.1 4 y J'B, 'V 3 3?.J1 level of cottage to the 4519s,e v53u I. industry supportin three northern .9' 1° 1 LIS,3 4-1 j3S Kapisa,Parwan,Balkhand Nangarhar 3 c3cL.LS 3:"3i:Y3 Cotton production provinces. 19,11t,4q1.1ÿjá pil.ol,rSJIS 11"A9 was 33000 tonsin 2010 -11. 4t14 3,1 e.5 Cotton yield alsowas 1000 kg per 31 4.1 j4,< r T' hectares which ri _A4 1... S 1 r'n9 J+s shows 299 kg 4.4 4.5 1i5,16 decreaseinyield per ° j alJ3SJ3 compare to last year. hectare JIS ,nrt 4.11_3.:4,14-4 IyS j1+S 1' 99 J 3s33 Livestock Livestock isan inseparable part of are small numbers agriculture there cSJ111 La of farmerswho do nothave vI-Si?1°4.& livestock. Inlivestock sector, 4.,3 43111 l.a] 45°_i,yai.:1°y4_,y5ç3111Lo there are different 1.1.4A .43 4:1°JUL. kinds of productssuch as wool, 4,1a products, meat, milk and milk y.°3:4;.., j1.34-1,1/4) 43 skin and fat.Livestock products 4.)y4-c 441 ja°j133 are a main source ofincome for the good food farmers anda J j source for the familiesof farmers also, ji j,` ' 1 91 animals are theonly source of ° j..1 c4..;,je. 45.1c,si I, income for nomads. J1.13:3at based onreports of provincial I.L Ir. ° y3' I.JS°jì? 1 ú 141 number of agricultural office 4J 111Lo1,.01 jS cows are 5.7 millionsand sheep's 13.3 4:4S dos °,1U1jiì, jS 14;" millions ,goats6.8 millions jia;9a, n1 4i,á,. < 1 and chickens12.9 î 11 ls4ne.a ° j; jS millions. Number °,y,,,p,;, .9' of animals hasincreased animals IS 14.1,44 has increased by13 %. y 33 I, .1 45,111 Fla lj 331 oci nsj3 U"+J Ù JAL.. 1r 4-SJlS4,51t" aá4-t 4ç1c.°-2-14ù3:1a1r>9cjY31u+> .41 4.1&. 4, 4.11_yal.6% 1 1"ü5 jSlil j,a

AfghanistanStatistical Yearbook 2010 -11 125 tr A g trill,gs.it aal Vtâ,ai9ts 4.1111.,11.1 :-A J 9 Table 8 -1: Useable Land Area Thousand Hectare JLiSsakJJ 1389 1388 1387 Land Use ,.1 1 a4 a+ -°.1d 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total Land area(1 +2 +3) 65,223 65,223 65,223 (++) 4L. h I JJi

1: Permanent Pasture 30,000 30,000 30,000 a+ p: h1 -1

2: All Other Land 25,613 25,613 25,613 0 Js.1-2

3: Agricultural Area (a +b +c +d) 9,610 9,610 9,610 (. + c +c, -+_ll )4.5....:o ¿ JS _3

a- Forests And Woodland 1,700 1,700 1,700 4.-. 91 al s1-ÿ _`;11

b- Temporary land 4,312 4,324 4,570 aS .JS-+-

c- Irrigated Crops area 1,896 1,836 2,191 .5(-0o JO JS 4i Y yyl.) _c

, :...< d- Cultivated Rain fed area 1,703 1,750 1,149 a 4.13`1 J=+ j.,,,11 -.1

Permanent Crops 118 117 116 4.°1-,44.F-°' h

Source: Ministry of Agriculture,Irrigation and Livestock üJljJ4J111Lo919135.1 ax±?J"'

Agricultural Land - 2010- 11 r'n9_ a oi0 yS

41N Cultivated Rainfed Area 18% J94 4:=9i0 Temporary Land 45%

a.S i o jii JS 4,11 Y "4JIJ Irrigated Crops Area 19%

Alá Forests and Woodland 18%

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 126 I w A 4 to s jo.LLaal Vl'silw.91 it.a>A4.v `It '4:r -AJs ectar Table 8 -2: Cultivated Land Area 1389 1388 I 1387 Indicator uaiLl 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Cereals Total 3,033,700 3,248,700 3,008,000 1 Wheat .1 2,354,000 2,575,000 2,139,000 Rice 208,000 200,000 190,000 ,.Js Barley 212,000 267,000 Maize 236,000_)_31 183,000 140,000 137,000 j 1_9--., Millet 5,000 10,000 12,000 ú .1,. Pulses nec 71,700 56,700 294,000 ,.,:11 .1Jy. Potato and beet 21,670 22,700 20,464 J 1ä; Potato Ji 20,500 21,600 20,000 Sugar Beer 4Pi 14P.1 1,170 1,100 464 ":< Sugar Cane 3,100 3,080 1,216 Nuts , Almond cß.13 11,210 11,029 LI 12,000 + Walnut 2,380 2,382 2,300 »j Olive 2,200 2,000 2,300 4.D s1:i Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Jljyyr)lall.<,I919SJ9?91`4s:,JS:4++?y.

Cultaveted Land Under Cearal -2010-111 r A9- v L- 4.13 Y .-,...

2500 2354

A 2000

1500

G 1000 ,* 208 183 500 212 4 0- Pn 447I-1.9 4.1-` 4 _V >iY

Wheat Rice Barley Maize

Cultiveted Wheat Area ä.-, 1..4.13V.ti$j.*; 9°..1 3.0

2.5 2.4 2.1 2.6 2.0 1 1.5 x ó 1.0

0.5

0.0 1387 1388 1389

2008-9 2009-10 2010-11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 127 I w A 4 l 434.11.4dsal úY9- Jyf :w -AcJ9i? Table 8 -3: Crop Production Ton 1389 I 1388 I 1387 Indicator 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Cereals Total 5,715,000 6,313,000 3,646,000 v+ II Wheat 4,521,000 5,064,000 2,623,000 t36. Rice 481,000 469,000 410,000 4,e4Js Barley 428,000 480,000 333,000u,í Maize 285,000 300,000 280,000 ..Ar - ';:t ,1 Potato and beet 261,200 318,900 293,316 .) ,,pi 4; Potato 246,000 302,400 280,000 W Sugar Beet 15,200 16,500 13,316 ,;=< Sugar Cane 92,400 123,200 62,960 ,, Nuts 4-4-3 Almond 56,000 77,200 42,000 e I Walnut 11,900 10,002 9,660 1 i. Olive 7,700 9,000 - ú .31u.3 Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock 1.111- J19/.2 43:1t .>"

Cereal Production-2010-11-t I'M Y,.} hil.a 5000 - 4521 4500 4000 3500 13000 0 .d2500 a ;2000 4 481 428 285 1000 500

I

0 1 Wheat e:16 Rice _, Barley4-14,»I Maize II.'

Wheat Production Y j- 6.0- 5.1 5.0 ., .4.5 1? 4.0 j 2.6 E 3.0 " = .2 2.0

1.0

0.0 1387 1388 1389

2008-9 2009-10 2010-II

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 128 1 rA g 0.1115 Li ,gOlAaa1 c u3.441- s sls :t-. /% Table 8 -4: Crop Yield Agricultural Production Kg / Ha .PS-1 JO, r1.)111.11 1389 1388 1387 Indicator 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Cereals Total ` 1,884 1,943 1,212 1 -0 Wheat 1,921 1,967 1,226 Rice Paddy 2,313 2,345 Barley 2,019 1,798 2,158:JJ 1,411 ,J -14J.31 Maize 1,557 2,143 2,044 J1 Potato and beet 12,054 `::+ 14,048 14,333 ,1 ci 1+; Potato 12,000 14,000 14,000 4.:11;54 Sugar Beet 12,991 15,000 28,698 j'" Sugar Cane 29,806 40,000 51,776 Nuts c}-" 4-0 Almond 4,996 7,000 3,500 t L 1- Walnuts 5,000 4,200 4,200 ú L5_,6 Olive 3,500 4,500 ú J:i Source: Ministry of Agriculture,Irrigation and Livestock 4J JiP 34Jt rs1: 4:47%, .r°

Major Cereal Yield - 2010 -11 - Jj JJ ç3tj t aJ a

2500 - 1921 2000 1500 1000 500

0 Wheat r Rice 4+:JJ Barley 'JS1 Maize J1j.

Total Cereal Yield JJSjJ J.o c,r6

2500 1,943 2000 ti'4) 1,212 1,884 'i'1500

1000

500

1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 129 r A g U JOLuaa.1 jL"u-014J .5I.,Y-..S .3.1.11" : -A J.95 Table 8 -5: Fruit and Vegetable Cultivated Land Area Hectare 1389 1388 1387 Indicator c>°1 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total Fruit 178102 177,500 161,000 4s .9 ßsä Oranges 1000 1,000 1,000 Z3J t; Citrus Fruit nec 200 200 200 (....9.5-1-31 c.s:"4../13 Apples 8550 8,550 220 225 7,000°350 s u Pears Apricots 8320 8,170 8,000 j1 1-1Jj Peaches 1675 1,675 1,920 sl1i Plums 3,500 3,500 3,500 1._)33i Stone fruit 2,774 2,757 2,862 ». cyjj Berries 3800 3,800 5,500 mss+ Grapes 61132 60,832 57,600 J.311 Watermelons 25142 25,100 20,001 ,u 13.43 Cantaloupes& Melons 35460 35,400 25,000 Li J._031 4 Figs 1924 1,924 2,700 Fruit Fresh nec 24405 24,367 25,367 c.,5_»..0.3 tI c$J3' Oil seed vä -t' v Sunflower Seed 170 170 - JS - ,.._.k tiii. Sesame Seed 9,667 9,660 3,840 ,,, ;S Cotton Seed 33,000 33,000 35,000 v; 1c, sl Linseed 1,788 1,780 3,160 Vegetables Fresh 69,147 72,200 67,999 4. l,.o, j1.5 Medical seeds 4,500 4,500 4,500 I Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livstock .'LEJ 1i9 4,5Jl.ill.o y1 pi'SJ yy1 :w? Yy

Area Under Fruit -2010 -11 1"A9 - LW4.13 Y .,..,< 4.s 4.

1 70.0 - 61.1 60.0 50.0 36 -u 40.0 30.0 8 9 20.0 Ñ 4Iii,A .31 IkJ. 10.0,44.1.5-; v-;`0 JiLl Grape Melons watermelon Apricot Apples

Oil seed Area - 2010 -11 t1"-Ai _ v L. J, 344.41

33 35- 30

25 20

ea 15 10 ó 10 t-- 5

0 U a _,IL. -A

Sesame Seed Cotton Seed Linseed

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 130 w A g tsillSJOL.a'l w A 4 _ _AO' 4` "' j j1,91.44 ,91 íw a `gaie:1_AJ.s Table8 -6: Wheat Area and Production by Province- 2010 -11 Area / Hectare, Production / Ton a.üllaloic, -LtiS/e 44a1. Irrigated 4,011T Rainfed wall Total d.al.y úl.s,1,gS 4a1.. Gl.if,}, 4al.o ú1.1i1,g+ Province Y,9 AreaProducts Area Products Area Products

Total 130300033940001051000 11270002354000 4521000 J.0 Kabul 33000 103000 2000 1000 35000 104000 ,1-S

Kapisa 16000 46000 1000 1000 17000 47000 1,.1/4', IS Parwan 33000 115000 4000 5000 37000 120000 D19y Wardak 14000 50000 1000 1000 15000 51000 ,.S.1 j Logar 21000 56000 8000 10000 29000 66000 yS il Nangarhar 79000 201000 0 0 79000 201000 J1-4 .5-1:

Laghman 13000 34000 0 0 13000 34000 ù L.;.1

Panjsher 7000 21000 1000 1000 8000 22000 y,', Baghlan 58000 128000 49000 49000 .107000 177000 ú Bamyan 25000 61000 9000 9000 34000 70000 ú 44 14 Ghazni 59000 183000 1000 1000 60000 184000 ,,,,' Paktika 23000 69000 1000 1000 24000 70000 lSq

Paktia 21000 53000 1000 1000 22000 54000 L,S-Sti,

Khost 14000 43000 1000 1000 15000 44000 :_.L.,, _0. Kunarha 15000 38000 6000 3000 21000 41000 4:,y 44

Nooristan 6000 13000 1000 0 7000 13000 D L",. yi

Badakhshan 38000 79000 69000 66000 107000 145000 ú y Takhar 52000 155000 98000 127000 150000 282000 j1; Kunduz 135000 339000 35000 42000 170000 381000 j.11-.S

Samangan 15000 33000 100000 94000 115000 127000 ú LS.:u.,, Balkh 95000 254000 99000 99000 194000 353000 ti, Sar-e- Pul 39000 99000 90000 90000 129000 189000 J:1->" Ghor 26000 70000 45000 47000 71000 117000 )_9-_6' Daykundy 17000 38000 3000 2000 20000 40000 ja:41.1 Urozgan 21000 51000 1000 1000 22000 52000 D lgjJl

Zabul 20000 49000 11000 12000 31000 61000 LI? li Kandahar 58000 172000 1000 0 59000 172000 j La ,i _S Jawzjan 50000 119000 76000 101000 126000 220000 v1-?. j}.% Faryab 77000 185000 175000 215000 252000 400000 u L,,lè Helmand 72000 188000 0 0 72000 188000 11..-JA

Badghis 25000 43000 94000 73000 119000 116000 (.)..9 c a1-.+ Herat 83000 208000 67000 74000 150000 282000 ül rre Farah 25000 64000 0 0 25000 64000 o1y9

Nemroz 18000 34000 1000 0 19000 34000 ) 9..)A43 Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock J 1a1 y_91 .44' : .;=c

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 131 I r A g 1.0111 4,94.iLa1 CA.44.1*11a 1r A'1 -,}s aqts,Y,9.1 AS-41. 91.ß191 =4 9j Ij+ 9149?,. J94.A.4).9). :V -A cJ9a-4. Table 8- 7:Rice, paddy, Barley , Maize Area and Production by Province - 2010 -11 Area /Hectare, Production /Ton Barley ,,,,-4,4 Rice ç+. )9 Maiz j 1,*

Province .i.1_., u1,1,135 vl_., "1.iJyS 4._%1_,. "1.LJ3S ""y9 Area Products Area Products Area Products

Total 212000 428240 208000 481000 183000 285478 J 9,1

Kabul 1233 2490 0 0 562 877 cJ:+>s Kapisa 1021 2062 1040 2405 11111 17333 1_ LS Parwan 997 2014 4160 9620 2444 3813 ù13y Wardak 1570 3172 2080 4810 65 102 s.1 j3 Logar 2010 4060 1040 2405 4340 6770 .A 31 Nangarhar 1073 2167 13520 31265 13424 20942 J IA i--13 Laghman 1541 3112 16640 38480 4836 7545 ù 1.,-;.1

Panjsher 1305 2636 0 0 6536 10196 _»=.1.N;; Baghlan 7579 15309 46800 108225 4605 7184 ù %L,-

Bamyan 3141 6344 208 481 0 0 ù 1-.1-. 4 Ghazni 14890 30078 1040 2405 15486 24158 ,, 36

Paktika 11196 22616 1560 3608 3921 . 6117

;1415,-,, Paktia 2356 4758 1040 2405 10418 16252 Khost 985 1991 4160 9620. 6774 10567 c.:... ji..

Kunarha 1178 2379 8320 19240 9289 14490 4V3 _.);LS Nooristan 785 1586 0 0 4706 7341 ù LL-,...) 3; Badakhshan 0 0 6240 14430 65 102 ù1',& y Takhar 22243 44930 22880 52910 4480 6988 j1 Kunduz 5653 11420 44720 103415 1176 1835 _3.1:5 Samangan 3416 6899 1560 3608 261 408 ù tg ;_... Balkh 21200 42824 10920 25253 4715 7355 td,' Sar-e- Pul 6070 12260 0 0 1830 2855 cJYyw Ghor 5859 11835 728 1684 850 1325 J 3 -L Daykundy 3141 6344 0 0 3921 6117 c5.115 1 Urozgan 10207 20619 2600 6013 3268 5098 ù ü_j,1 Zabul 985 1991 0 0 2271 3542 L3-.1.3 Kandahar 1570 3172 0 0 19607 30587 ,1A .1_S Jawzjan 17431 35211 0 0 10457 16311 ù 1, ii,,,. Faryab 20415 41238 0 0 19607 30587 `+>u 19 Helmand 12174 24592 0 0 5700 8893 .11,,__Im Badghis 6282 12689 832 1924 654 1020 c-r: .1-.3 Herat 7577 15306 14768 34151 1046 1631 1 j--*, Farah 8637 17447 1144 2646 1961 3059 e1s9 Nemroz 6282 12689 0 0 2614 4078 i 3_>°:13 Source: Ministry of Agriculture ,Irrigation and Livestock

11"A q 11490Laa,1 jl'sw.il.9h Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 132 4 .9+. & k. .N9Jt1.1: A -At./.9 Table 8 -8: Livestock by Type of Animal Figures in Thousand ,j 4; tv,l 1389 1388 1387 Animal 4.A1 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Cattle 5,673 4,721 4,745 v;1l Lys

Sheep 13,286 12,287 10,710 <+ ri

Goat 6,789 5,810 6,386 c.5.3s

Chicken 12,888 10,193 10,689 c lS >?

Horses 197 177 162 a s-, i

Asses 1,405 1,322 1,209 o ,..

Mule 24 26. 24 4 ,; 5

Camel 191 190 183 ùt4 sl

Source:Provincial Agricultural Offices :

No of Livestok -2010 -) riot- .1'° ° y49 Lá

13.3 14.0 - 12.9 12.0

10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 - 4.3 y. 4,9 Vy? Cattle Sheep Goat Chicken

w q 0.1111 4,9411.46x16 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 133 + I.1 4q .9:1 9194.1 C.?. .951i.95 4.)111 La.:-A 49.1- Table 8 -9: Livestock Production Estimate by Type 1389 1388 1387 41 ..1 Indicator Unit 0.aiLW 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 y9

Total meat Thousand ton 300 301 298.1 + _); 4-4,96' 'QS, Beef and buffalo meat Thousand ton 131 135 133.0 j,, 4.4,94' 9.43" 9 1 19' < .:. Game meat Thousand ton 8 8 7.5 , ..) t Goat meat Thousand ton 32 32 31.6 j. 4-Z296 419' Mutton and lamb Thousand ton 113 111 109.9 j. 4-"9,` Camel meat Thousand ton 3 3 3.4 j.; 4.49X91.1 Chicken meat Thousand ton 13 13 12.7 j. 4.4 9 9' lS j Total milk Thousand ton 1720 1732 1707.1 j,, (.5 IA 4,l sä 4.54. -% 1y=.. Cow milk Thousand ton 1401 1413 1390.8 J. Goat milk Thousand ton 112 113 112.8 j. 44..1 4si9.1 Camel milk Thousand ton 8 8 7.6 j,, 441 1 j 4 91' Sheep milk Thousand ton 200 198 196.0 j. 44'1 4.-e°' Total skin Thousand skin 2368 2294 2268.3a5 9:1 j ; 41.5.1.a 31 4J,9ä Cattle hides Thousand skin 1444 1382 1366.7 j.: 45''''''. 9< 1 Goat skins Thousand skin 924 912 901.6 .),, 4 9" 4 d9' Eggs Thousand No. 16344 16778 16697.9flu j; 45-4 Natural silk Thousand ton 1 0.5 0.5 4-4jj ù34-493,941' c_. t Honey Thousand ton 2 2.8 2.8 A.4 j c,l.lr jSyo il oal ; 4uy.., Source: Central Statistics Organization

150 -

100

50

Beef Game Goat Mutton Camel Chicken

Milk Production - 2010 -11t r A 9 - J 914.1

1600 1401 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 112 200 8 0- 4,:' I9c1 Cow Milk Sheep Milk Goat Milk Camel Milk

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 134 w 4 u.1111 ,,9+I1.,46%1 CA%.4.11*31.1 1 wn9 _ ,g1C,.t:1 -n Jja-+ Table 8 -10: Cereal Balance Sheet- 2010 -11 Thousand Ton

Indicator tis?:>9 J 19? ? J9 J 9a Wheat Rice Maize Barley Total

a- Utilization 5,231 506 285 428 6,450 t.Y}+ Ois-ß111

Stock draw -down 196 14 210

Domestic products 4,521 481 285 428 5,715

b- Domestic availability 4,521 481 285 428 5,715

Food use 4,240 450 53 26 4,769

Animal feed 0 0 178 315 493

Seed provision 313 22 11 23 369

Losses 678 34 43 64 819 úluwl..

c- Import Requirements 710 25 0 0 735 1;,5,1I a5 ,9514J19 - E

Commercial import 803 ¡a capacity 39 842 ÿ1.1j19 4}S

Food aid currently in 103 4; c5,1? stock and pipeline (WFP) 103 WFP91 d- Uncovered deficit 196 43 IJAS/ ASA /surplus 14 210 -

Source: Ministry of Agriculture,Irrigation and Livestock 139 c,¢ JI1L.o yl 9195.1 J491 ' a : 44.'t

e, Note: paddy has been converted to rice at aconversion rate of 67 percent. .c{` L,j 9'ÿ çr1i 9?'.J9 4.3 4tl.,i 1 v j lsil 4él 9. :4.411..4

Wheat Utilization- 2010 -11 11 -n9

úla.3l. Losses 13%

Seed provision J9s, 6%

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 135 1 riot u:Jts `Ús,101, 95 J»; .S :11- A 114 Table 8 -11: Active AgriculturalCooperatives

1389 1388 1387 ux,i1.2, Indicator Unit 2010 -112009 -102008 -09

Number of agriculture 1y JS 9l l.-i 9.3:13 .yS J No. 2990 2437 1860 cooperative

Number of the Thousand s_49s sl > members in active 465 423 359 -Jj j+.4"1 9_,;.1,93 Cooperative

91.:.26' J Total Share fees Million Afs 205 192 153S-- i9.

Thousand i y 9S J Total area under 1123 995 786 0 jt Ji 46.5.-4:1.4.2Y,J1-1' ÿ control of cooperative Hectare

Thousand A-J % Y 6y0 Selling of products in 29 153 153 Jí vs 9' 9J1.3 1-..9.43>t? 9 Y 99 foreign markets ton

9< Je C) Selling of Karaqul skinThousand 45 9 % .Y 4 62 35 18 ^S _9;0._)..3 93 9.) li 4 in foreign markets skin

Provision & Million Afs 155 367 2144j-ill v9 J4:9 9i J9.+ 1y J9< 4 Distribution of loans

ûJ LjJ lal c JS: 4iu yY Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock

c#JY 4l ..94101.4.0 J.09:1A4i 0.94 41 r-^(194 Table 8 -12 : Distribution of ChemicalFertilizer by Agricultural Services Cooperatives W Ton

1387 1389 1388 c .i Kind of Fertilizer ji a 4 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

15716 d.9+ Total 40029 18864 0.ry 1- :99- 1 Urea Fertilizer 27344 17423 10536 .r, 4.)_13 Other fertilizer 12685 1441 5180 JS-1 :4iu J Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation andLivstock 1jS c,SJ 1.1.1 L< ;AI ,34_91

.411.1 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 136 t w A g /AS x,,901. aa íj1.14,4 1 T A y4.35 A; cç.v`1, 9 lF .941 4; 4JY `.199414,5 9 910S4 :1 r -A Table 8- 13:Distribution of Chemical Fertilizer By Agricultural Services Cooperativesto Members by Province- 2010 Ton -11

t:Js: VLui.yh r JAI cçh Province e..9,4-4 u+Y, Urea Fertilizer Di Ammonium Phsphite Total Total 27344 12686 40029 Js+ Kabul 889 421 1310 Ll-is Kapisa 398 204 602 I is Parwan 860 406 1266 cJl9 r ; Wardak 874 424 1298 ,--sii Logar 870 307 1177 J----t _)--1 Nangarhar 2437 725 3162 J ta ,1 Laghman 675 324 999 ù tA:.t Panjsher 0 0 0 ,, Baghlan 905 436 1341 ú N:- Bamyan 675 325 1000 ; L'.0,..--.1-., Ghazni 1450 720 2170 ,,- t Paktika 919.5 464.6 1384 14--:6; Paktia 988 520 1508 ':'`: Khost 880 453 1333 L....__,_,:,. Kunarha 459 242 701 ti9 J Nooristan 447 252 699 ù 1 ; ...J Badakhshan 882 425 1307 úi'= y Takhar 882 425 1307 ji Kunduz 905 436 1341 :,s< Samangan 1298 344 1641 0 1.5---1A- Balkh 2082 1025 3107 til--r Sar-e- Pul 1282 659 1941 J--J Ghor 398 204 602 . }-_ Daykundy 398 204 602 Lça15.-;ia Urozgan 0 O 0 :»---g i _ti Zabul 24 12 36 J-41.3 Kandahar 675 325 1000 _OA 4.-ji Jawzjan 421 215 636 úO+. Jy Faryab 1437 725 2162 ,-,1-1.)1.i Helmand 698 336 1034 z.L.,-.1+ Badghis 398 204 602 IYiS z Herat 1437 725 2162 1_,_6 Farah 0 0 0 G Ly- Nemroz 398 204 602 J 9 T- Source- Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock IJSjlLAs1 ss s,1 i :°;iy

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 137 1 f" A g u3i r9}íL t jtL.út*9L9 ti Au:t y 9S s±+ ys:1 t -Áj9,4, az....91 0,49 Sale, Shares andArea Table 8 -14:Agricultural Cooperatives , J'.9' 99i' iJ4 9S 4S-0 i 4-,5 93 9 IJ° 9S 4.13. 4-1J1-. 9:N.3.°t j s3 947' IJ4 96.19..i J LIS-A/ 4,5. ,:, 1"I Jj 1 0.139 `-Z Ji /9,. ,. J- Share of memberin the Area under controlof Coop. `"'"%9 Selling Surplusproducts Capital of Coop.Thousand Hectare Province Thousand ton Afs 1387 1387 1389 1388 1387 1389 1388 1389 1388 2008-09 2008-092010-112009-10 2008-092010-112009-10 2010-112009-10 786118 J 9ä 1527091122581 995290 1346204912 192000 568 1309 33530 11383 J' Total 5057 3519 10101 46 37 4618 t':<1. Kabul 12 13000 11838 10918 4747 5147 4527 26 88 144 7910 L:I9J; Kapisa 3831 9579 8681 71 6588 3998 27 88 21247 20810 SJJ9 Parwan 4223 4077 21470 0 3 3643 _Ail Wardak 0 15900 14750 13584 4679 4900 4538 0 13 21 12032 J 1-4 °. Logar 5797 3941 14047 510 8702 6951 166 342 5104 5005 c.:)1-4i2 Nangarhar 3170 3051 5122 13 26 2448 1374 Laghman 61 424 5010 4817 .J 0 3000 2094 0 0 65126 42776 Sju-1 Panjshir 9742 7324 65700 0 34 9173 L:J 44 4 Baghlan 0 9734 9035 7303 3230 1736 644 0 59 0 12793 L.4-5.k Bamyan 751 19383 17306 1 3927 2132 0 0 9804 L5,A Ghazni 312 9803 9804 0 312 312 t.K 0 9 10868 9034 Paktika 582 477 14723 2 115 2162 ,-,... Paktia 0 1056 660 567 2162 122 92 0 0 0 2220 4V9 Khost 2523 2432 2542 19 1052 2718 1 8 94 1:,-J 3 Kunarha 38 100 94 0 86 38 0 0 56220 28194 v y Nooristan 33637 28448 124506 0 3 35228 Jlÿ Badakhshan 0 106527106056 92587 14344 14277 12003 125 108 23011 3.1:6 Takhar 116 5833 25648 24125 23 6072 6409 i2.,... 10 30 24576 22371 L'.) Kunduz 2696 2233 24580 88 37 2407 Samangan 95 71279 65235 62529 ta) 7746 9351 7532 4.2 0 5 74622 J?Jy Balkh 8880 77234 84690 28 8412 9121 26 23 6102 5705 J94- Sar-e-Pul 917 793 7168 0 0 2452 cs1-) Ghor 0 19122 19823 18884 1535 3299 3181 0 0 0 425 c:1 11.>JI Daykundy 300 425 425 0 300 300 0 0 4874 2923 J'Ij Urozgan 396 310 4874 0 0 396 j1-1"- Zabul 0 154151 90700 74493 12574 10362 7181 0 290 66 17204 CJlij Kandahar 3967 21000 20101 5 4537 4839 18 28 130403 100090 Li 4J1s Jawzjan 17358 15562 131282 0 0 19440 -11.14 Faryab 0 63700 55689 39224 9787 9973 5125 0 7 76 11318 cr -4 Helmand 1491 15721 15721 0 2763 2763 ûIib 0 0 55593 39425 Badghis 13224 7791 61380 43 13 14849 2830 G. Iii Herat 3 55 2930 2830 0 100 55 3 3 2676 2676 j9J,.+1 Farah 99 99 4000 1 1441 2 : Nemroz 1 t,5J 1.11l.° and Livestock Source: Ministry ofAgriculture ,Irrigation

r A t vas Yearbook 2010 -11 138 Afghanistan Statistical Table8 -15: Number and Members of AgriculturalCooperatives 016) (uL)°'y+3atJaí Proximo No. of Members No. of Cooperatives 1389 1388 1387 1389 1388 1387 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2010 -11 2009 -10 Total 465006 423006 2008 -09 358603 2990 2437 Kabul 6245 6119 1860 Js'+ 4309 85 82 Kapisa 21175 54 22741 21329 107 Parwan 100 84 L.w,lS 13945 13677 12830 Wardak 81 72 63 8705 8533 8273 Logar 53 51 48 7923 6793 6035 SJS Nangarhar 67 58 52 14275 20209 18204 Laghman 188 117 86 11853 19338 19074 J A-A;6 Panjshir 55 54 52 7283 6229 1276 ú Baghlan 77 65 17 y"'c 16085 23242 17996 173 161 106 Bamyan 4595 4231 3460 59 45 30 Ghazni 5101 4990 (.jLwL 3397 77 63 38 Paktika 642 624 624 12 12 Paktia 4500 4033 12 3693 35 24 21 Khost 2990 482 362 46 5 4 Kunarha 3734 3449 ü.+9i 2710 33 31 26 Nooristan 216 96 tisa 96 4 2 Badakhshan 74448 2 72217 61522 305 Takhar 269 220 Ù L3.s 19606 19126 16850 Kunduz 106 98 79 9575 16583 16060 J 120 109 102 Samangan 3859 4124 .1.1S 3529 20 25 22 Balkh 13964 13470 0&LOW 11486 110 89 84 Sar- e -Pul 15143 15254 tal 14773 71 71 69 Ghor 2389 1571 d4r 1322 41 24 21 Dáykundy 6219 6219 $ 5627 17 17 16 Urozgan 150 150 sa.LSI.i.1 150 1 Zabul 1 1 589 589 411 4 4 3 Kandahar 62767 24697 20861 413 255 206 Jawzjan 3293 2865 t,siS 2043 47 38 28 Faryab 39101 46357 CJ1?..i)?' 38836 175 171 132 Helmand 60348 26112 uLJI 20438 182 140 80 Badghis 7765 7765 5412 37 37 18 Herat 15225 20536 15030 168 136 73 Farah 718 248 üI Jp 248 9 5 Nemroz 580 337 5 337 12 6 6 Source' Ministry of Agriculture,Irrigation and Livestock üJ IJ!4.J1.131-' 91 91P 3491 c 4t:' 4iuY"

Total Number of Cooperatives

3500 3000 2990 2500 2437 2000 1860 1500 1000 500 o

1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan StatisticalYearbook 2010 -11 139 w A 9 villS Laat ut t J:y 9:i 41 J9+I 9) 419.y3u41J 4.Sa1.9#4 41 :11 -A J 9y Table 8 -16 : Production of Vaccines in Afghanistan by Type Thosuand Doz 1389 1388 1387 Type of Vaccines J.s4 1..0 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 Total 3491 3246 3401 J.sj Intrex 2821 2618 3089 Ly,S )ï,1 Black lak 79 91 97 L5J ,_5,1, Intrera toccema 327 147 - 1-.!'A _i, 1y.,1 New castal beyak 0 50 80 41-15 9i) Pastroloz 264 340 135 _3s191-1- t, Source : Ministry of Agriculture ,Irrigation and Livestock J 1_39 4,5) IsI Le 91 9195.1 _1491' : 41ii) n

Production of Vaccine 4 s=+ Jj a 19

3491 3600 3401 3500 ------3400 3246 ------3300 ------3200 koresririt 3100 1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

JL 9' á+ J904i1.4 J.1 _1401.5 41 .11,303 44: 1 V -AJJ.i Table 8- 17:Treatment and Immunization of Animals by Type Number 1389 1388 1387 1; Type of Animals 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Cow& Baffalo 408500 1677600 1007500 ° 31,,,,:)ü 19c Goats 1304100 1882600 1193400 ciai Sheep 1318800 2526900 2186700 4:, 3...t) Horse 112 2500 1850 a; 9"'l Dounky & Mule 375 2700 5700 4 _91°-)-' Domistic Birds 1418300 2906200 1821260 ú LS yJ 9S 91 ú .y° Dog & cat 1800 11600 12800 91 Camel 26 590 300 L.;.,91 Source : Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock ú) I_j9c.") I.SI Lo 91 9194' 9?91 ` : 4iiyr

Treatment & Immunization of Cow and Baffalo 4:3.14_).)9 0 91 9;LS 19b

2000 1678 1500 1000

500 0- 1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 140 1 w A g1.1.1t1.s ç,g;.ILaa1 vl'xm113.914 Table 8- 18: Plant PreservingActivities

Indicator unit 1389 1388 1387 aa1,y L. 0.2i. U 2010 -112009 -102008 -09 Toil against pest and disease of fruit bearing Thousand unit -1 Ji . and non fruit bearing trees 16585 1854623769 4`is h. 9'9 4i 44 91 9 9).i+" 4.1.i l. - including vine yards y .96 9J Li

Toil against pest and diseases of vegetables' ,.) Li j -1.1k. J l L. ,y:, b41` cereal' cotton and sugar Thousand Ha 157 132 229 J .» L 9' LW.1 4114.. beet L.. 1,:.y

Toil against of injurious Thousand Ha 32 60 60 mouse j J) 4..b1÷.4 - y ji Ls9° .1

Toil against pest of stock m3 17363 2252091740 1-1.4 4.1.11+A y Libj.; )41.A L

Treatment of plant seeds Ton 18881 6447827215 ui 4-11..)a _09- 9.hti JS

Toil against of Thousand Ha Grasshopper 149 162 244 jL>.5,4.» all h. 1.6y 9 °y.

Revenue f r o m plant Thousand Afs 1168 1226 1174 ,.,, La1 ji ,. Health Certification 41.1.3e- ú J-1 a1 939° 1 9.J, z

source: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock ,I CA...) 113 y`'J 1.111. 919-1-1 9491 ' :

4131'-' '" y 9469.J W939491° 91 95-1 9.>1 690 Toil against pest and disease of fruit bearing andnon fruit bearing trees including vine yards

25 24

20

15

10

1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook2010 -11 141 I w A g L 5.93iL I vW'Lw91 j0. 0 A. 44 J9a kaL., jI S}l }, 3? J1 Lo .a1 job 4, ;1 4 _A J9 Li Table 8 -19: Area and Production of Cotton by Region

Production / ton , All 4 s Area / Hectare j -ac a

Region 1389 I 1388 I 1387 1389 I 1388 I 1387 ojl& 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 33000 42872 35000 33000 33000 35000 LI ,O,

Spin zer Region 10050 13100 7700 10090 10090 7700(ji c:):.-°) G; S° j

Kunduz 4000 5200 4000 4000 4000 4000 j.;S Takhar 2900 3770 1900 2900 2900 1900 JIÿ Baghlan 2050 2700 1800 2090 2090 1800

Prowan 600 780 - 600 600 - ù13..);3 Kapisa 500 650 - 500 500 - l IS Balkh Region 10125 13106 10671 10085 10085 10671 bi ,9a t4.5 Balkh 7980 10370 7980 7980 7980 7980 Jawzjan 2000 2600 2501 2000 2000 2501 p1-j Faryab 50 65 50 50 50 50 "hJ h

Smangan 90 65 140 50 50 140 LD Sar -e -pul 5 6 - 5 5 - J J Helmand Region 9420 12245 13230 9420 9420 13230 o j ga iw1A o

Kandahar 50 65 30 50 50 30 j I./6.11S Helmand 9370 12180 13200 9370 9370 13200 iwla Herat Region 250 325 250 250 250 250 0, j 1. I,A Herat 250 325 250 250 250 250 " 1}6

Nengarhar Region 3155 4096 3149 3155 3155 3149 of ,sa J 1A .s-i1

Nengarhar 1150 1490 1149 1150 1150 1149 j la ,

Laghman 2000 2600 2000 2000 2000 2000 ù l,vi1

Nooristan 5 6 - 5 5 - ù1:6-.) j

Source: Ministry of Agriculture,Irrigation and Livestock )9,1.11191s1sfi]94_91' 4zii

Cotton Production -2010 -11 ) rn9- I _9., 911,,

12 10 10 10 9 ä o -ac 6 C 3 o 4 0 0.3

o j ya .liolA.1 o j ú liA o_) Y J to a 9° C 4 (-5i }? ) °j 9' i Balkh Region Helmand Region Spin zer Region Herat Region Nengarhar Region

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 142 1r A 45,3,1.11.aal vL'w.:111i1.1 1 w A 9- 4r 91 cati+ .salsA 40.S1 J31.1 a,911 A 9J 9,1 : r-A J9 Table 8 -20 Allocation of Food Aid Requirement to Vulnerable Rural Population- 2010-11

Beneficiary %of Total Cereal I w n a r'I 0.00+.213,0S.va Ij .si. J Population PopulationAllocation MT Province Cu Yy Foods Allocation-2010-11 a3 n. U'Jil 919.1 4-5.1"-°..A g;l 9. 4à91.) 4L. 4..0 9"yci Ú' .1; u,...,,

Total 4263055 18 103,405 dio 16 Kabul 306243 8.6 7,428 LI, IS 15 Kapisa 23254 5.8 564 L-9i 1-S Parwan 47365 7.9 1,149 cJl9i 14 Wardak 70230 13.0 1,704 ss9 Logar 43136 12.2 1,046 f91 Nangerhar 214549 15.8 5,204 J 1-4J.(1:1 Laghman 82175 20.4 1,993 ù Laxl 12 Panjshir 22691 16.3 550 _i+.4;:,: Baghlan 105369 12.9 2,556 Ci = Bamyan 43690 10.8 1,060 Cil-..L.1-.) Ghazni 11902 1.1 289 3- 10 Paktika 11628 3.0 282 ts; Paktia 37316 7.5 905 Khost 68805 13.2 1,669 ,-1...9 ó T. Kunarha 113750 27.9 2,759 a; 9?'S $ ö co 7 tiui Nooristan 51080 38.1 1,239 Ci LL-,.); t Badakhshan 618384 71.9 15,000 1.:.a, ~ Takhar 67922 7.7 1,648 j 6 Kunduz 76805 8.5 1,863 ).1:6 Samangan il ;_... 142014 40.5 3,445 Ci Balkh 294513 25.2 7,144 ta.' Sar-e-Pul 95922 19.0 2,327 J, yy 4

Ghor 139342 22.3 3,380 ..).y Daykondi 68958 16.5 1,673 cçi,S;J Urozgan 26620 8.4 646 0 tga) 2 Zabul 117315 42.6 2,846 Ja I

Kandahar 104384 9.7 2,532 J U, .1:6 Jawzjan 315688 65.1 7,657 J 1-?. y 0.3 Faryab 330276 36.7 8,011 ,31-..3..) h 0 Helmand 79666 9.5 1,932 ;g1n aWi d m Badghis G1 I. . 147105 32.8 3,568 -'96''' t,' Ñ , oi c c Herat 267921 16.0 6,499 ly 6 ti Farah 78154 17.0 1,896 el_>i c. Nimroz 38883 26.2 943 J9)4 t

Source: WFP :

w A q Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 143 r cSj L4 1r A 9- 9' 44 C.1/44`&9.5.41.31 9) A.%1.6.,9 9iÁ4 :1'1-AJ9_ Table8 -21: Fruit Area and Production by Province -2010 -11 Area/ Hectare, Production/Ton atiJ9sc LAn nLW

Peache sl Ls.:, Almond z i.) hPomegranate j UlApple Grape j i Province "1Y9 4; a.- .,,d ÿ A-.L. 4; 4...L, 4. ,:, 4.LW 4.J, a l. Products Area Products Area Products Area Products Area Products Area

Total 13400 1675 56095 11219 100956 8413 59850 8550 611320 61132 <19+ Kabul 1600 200 475 95 1452 121 14000 2000 133610 13361 J--4 Ls

Kapisa 0 950 190 4800 400 630 90 2500 250 Lam.:

Laghman 0 0 0 0 168 14 0 0 200 20 ú L.:1 Panjsher 40 5 325 65 0 0 700 100 500.0 50 J?4;i1 Baghlan 760 95 80 16 144 12 840 120 290 29 ú =u-, Bamyan 120 15 150 30 0 0 560 80 200 20 C.)14-. 4 Ghazni 0 3000 600 0 3500 500 81200 8120 , Paktika 96 12 250 50 240 20 1190 170 300 30 1- Paktia 80 10 250 50 300 25 1400 200 1800 180 4't; Khost 96 12 0 0 240 20 0 0 0 0 --W A Kunarha 72 9 0 0 60 5 0 0 0 0 kli_ <

Nooristan 12 1 ú LL--, J .s' 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 Badakhshan 0 0 0 0 216 18 0 0 0 0 ÙL-:,&..,., Takhar 880 110 500 100 1200 100 455 65 2200 220 ji.&__ Kunduz 480 60 810 162 0 280 40 900 90 _3z: _s

Samangan 160 20 10500 2100 12000 1000 140 20 2530 253 út ' °- Balkh 800 100 2600 520 12000 1000 3500 500 11000 1100 ti-J Sar -e- Pul 80 10 175 35 0 0 35 5 2000 200 J- y Ghor 288 36 150 30 0 0 420 60 0 0 ../-6, Daykundy 200 25 500 100 600 50 630 90 1500 150 Lçai5.4 la Urozgan 400 50 5000 1000 3000 250 1400 200 5000 500 ú L.3..)1 Zabul 0 0 27000 5400 720 60 147 21 107000 10700 4.31.3 Kandahar 3744 468 0 0.0 56004 4667 5901 843 11900 1190 JlA, s Jawzjan 0 0 850 170 0 0 105 15 3200 320 C.0-,% Y Faryab 200 25 250 50 0 0 133 19 88000 8800 y 4 J Helmand 120 15 100 20 480 40 350 50 2000 200 Y.,...... 1.4 Badghis 80 10 0 0 0 210 30 0 0 0,9.-6 .3 4 Herat 1072 134 155 31 4560 380 770 110 44000 4400 u1j_.Jr Farah 0 0 75 15 1200 100 266 38 7000 700 e1.j- Nemroz 0 - 0 0 0 - 84 12 0 0 ú'_>-4

Source: Ministry of Agriculture, irrigation and Livestock 4,J 4J J-s-3 :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 144 1 r A g LAS J3titAdaal Current situation ja4t:1.4.2.3 Industrial sector contributed to GDP by 20.6% in .n,oa,ga9A 2010 -11. Most of industrial production are JIS 1 r n g producingfordomestic consumption i. e. 93.91.4.1lil` L``°"lS;ì?l9 °yl;j .c5e+S% 1 94,5 chemical fertilizer, cement, medicine, wheat flour, JAj.1 <<-,;..,e jw 49444 J94 4, JL'uQ '495 v19S e jW bread and other bakery products, meat, dry fruits j9:1 91 ' 4494 ' 0_1,31 636.1.S L.1ti.',v".] 45.° Lo process, sugar salt, soap, toilet paper, etc. J.9' 91 L.) 9:'L`° ' L59LO Lr?9 ' 4.4+96 Some of government enterprises are convertedto 43. 4' 49" LUSj9 `v j91.5...64 private enterprises due to thisreasonthe total JAS ySlssly, 4:a19.)4.4 4S JI.S1 rng 4á 414 value of government enterprises production has 4Y 9 SI iLi95 4 4S LJL% decreased in 2009- 10. /0 4,s JIS 1 r AA 4_4 4.&.1 419iLu A 1 f 1 While the value of privatesector production 411ÿ L±j c3L-5 11"n9.4 increased from Afs 8141 million in 2009 -10,to Afs 8656 million in 2010 -11. 49s Mining e JW Ltiiaj;< i91j.j`Liá9° Afghanistanisrich in mineral resources and '9js"y9 J'4 .) 19i .c5.1 cS ?5 i?ly "liLS.°I é9i0Lc.1_ offers potential for considerable future 4ii jLç tiiyol iS1?9) 91LS J44 ya }a'Ls^-t°' jl.c Ls development. Coal, natural gas, salt, marble liquid ,414,1S J,;..,:1 44 e jL51 LsjSl9 ammonia has been commercially exploited in the L.09?9° Lr°J'j 9i9i r 4S j11aA 9.>.w' "SI `41IJ714 past. There are deposits of iron barites, talc and %rv,vai j<411 LDS1 rnn 9SI.v79:39oj95 .Ls significant reserves of copper, and also there are Lo3V-117C) some oil reserves.Total value of mining in 2010- L 11 increased by 27.7% compared to 2009 -10.

Electricity, water and gas tc 91 4491 ' 1-14-Al '11 Electricity c.s"9.» LI9e 45 J91JI.;y, Ls-13:P1 91 4r3j1.y Electricity production in the country is being .S.1 4y.14 produced by hydro, diesel, and thermal powers. JLS1rn9 4

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 145 1 w Ai tri1LS 4901.44a1 4 jt66,'1i91,1 Construction This sector has been increasingsubstantially c:1i49 since the end of the war in 2001 during the 1, L1&I_).4. j9 JIS 1 T'A J94 4{ a.&}, L Taliban years,constructionactivitiessuch as 4,914 45J 919.494 t_ti9 ásg4i11o. dams,roads, irrigation, building, were very low. JS 4íS ad;;, cj1 aiil w91`V9 é9?` .uw 949L The efforts made by donors to assist Afghanistan 3:1"..)i°4 9 c...4S inreconstructiontogetherwithrenovating S 941 c191s %)17.1-.1`C19;"64 Cj1ili91.)L5tv!'9S existing infrastructure and new construction by 1"A9a, Lsi 4,ti;; 4S csS.1 sy.tsjs cl's s9i9) public and private sectors made the construction aLL9 íS9'9° `ik).9'5%-w Ls`°9i°° 9 uA9Z 4-S JIs boom. But overall construction output decreased aá 9v1)9 Jt1.r by 47% in2010 -11comparedto2009 -10 _939.49.? `V 9i9k 9 cs161, )I9A5 4161 43A., Z 11", fLis particularly in Kabul city.Road construction in aiuu 2010 -11 has increased by 23.4% compared to Lsz.j4 L5.5 LIS sa0.49; 4 4-5 .9;_94s 2009 -10. .s4

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010-11 146 11"' A 4 4.0.111.S cç,;,Laa) .J.4.442.1 J$.s1.w..41,5.4 oa.ac,gSt :1A 4.1s4 Table 9 -1 :Total Number of MajorActive Establishments

Industry No. of Establishments 1389 1388 1387 2 2010 -11 1 2009 -10 1 2008 -09 Total 806 811 831 J Chemical 55 58 58 t,1_, 4_34.4. Construction material 105 105 101 zlyo 41.1:,..,.. Machinery and metal works 75 80 78 U,..og,1 jl+JlslJ J. ¿}>WLo-) Pharmacy 13 11 14 t: .sl,ss L1Ai.,-1 Printing 70 63 63 Zuli.a91y1-, Carpentry & paper 32 37 45 9 .16.tS'I tS j,z Light industries 66 66 64 4i%ñl Food industries 195 199 212 C= 1-1,°.3.11_,° ..SL»-, Other industries 195 192 196 v.11-..).yl Source: Ministries and private sectors : ¡iLi91 DJA )a#, aQ JtS 11" o V , °' 1- g J9Ss) Table 9- 2 : Value of Industrial Productionby Sector at 1978 Prices (Million Afs) Industry 1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total Value of Production 8949 '8991 9100 ",Ï j_)1.,:i lÿ h' Governmental Industries 294 850 1155 t.i.°s.1 Private Industries 8655 8141 7945 :t;1. -.. Ord Of which: Factory Industries 8623 8109 7913 .» 1 ß y0 Handicraft 32 32 32 Source: Ministries and private sectors Nom° Y y,di91 ti9'.JIJ9:4káß (0.11311 (1,9,14..) Value of Major Industrial Production (Million Afs) 9150

9100

9050

ÿ 9000 C 0 8950 tp°

8900

8850 1387 1388 2008 -09 1389 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010-11 147 1 r A 4 jittS i) á: á, JD r co/ J ,-....i JI j.1),s.46%.o .t,s1.1.2 401,9» :r-9 J9.4 Table 9- 3 : Value of Production of Government Industries at 1978 Prices (Million Afghanis)

1389 1388 1387 Ministry and Department sjal jl ,:.1%)1:1,9 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 293.8 849.7 1155.2 Já+

Mines ... 87.9 119.6 _Oil

Water & Power 6 "' L 4..)4'1 y,'h

Finance 12.7 10.1 28.8 ,'

Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock ... '" 15.1 ysil.ill.yl _41,1_0, JS'

Defence 214.2 147.8 96.1 tIk 4.14'

Public Health 2.4 46 25.4 _,J 4-.1.-,

Education 38 47.8 24.4 ,may,

Information and Culture 7.9 64.7 34.5 WAy,91y. 1.1.

Higher Education 0.7 1.3 0.8 ...rS'Jsa01,

Commerce and Industries 11.9 444.1 797.2 yyu.o'1 4_,1hy -

Urban Development ... "' 13.3 9_hJ13Jf Jl

Source: Ministries and Departments S JIzI'1 a 9 JIJ9?JW

ásß "'.'ÏJJ1.9:+Y.9Ailia-A .1.92»x° 1y4.1 Value of government Industrial Output at 1978 Prices 1400.0

1200.0

1000.0

800.0

600.0

400.0

200.0

0.0 1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 148 1r A' LAS 4,9 +1.0.azi 1.1 Million Afs Table 9 -4: Industrial Production aL á J 1s 1 r o v .3 ).fit s joy of Government Sector at 1978 Prices 9.3 : t - a J94 Grand total Indicator Unit Unit price in 1978 2010 -11 1389 2009 -10 1388 2008 -09 1387 t r AV ,i5 44, l », alp iyyi,.1 0.ai4: ConstructionTotal material industries Mn Afs 293.8 ... 849.7 ... 1155.2 úyi:. 40 flfl.rjJ y MinistryTotal of metalUrban concrete Development m3m3 2417.25 ...... 13.213.31 .,..s.... r- a./..0.11 44..j1 13.2 Total of concrete Afs ...... 0.1 2417.25. ,..s_. r. r. ',phi 3Jt1S1.».JLa as.Alt 410 TotalMinistry of Urban Development m3 1225.07 ... 6 ... 0.1 1225.07 ..,..S..-..5.4 a.) j >,,1./y 4L;, Non Standard metals ...... 1.111j164A..I ,Jii TotalMinistry of Water & Power Tons 60000 59.3 6 123.9 ... 88.5 ... 60000 ul j ti;.y .)ly;h PublishingPrinting industries of passport & documents in size of(66x 14cm) 6/1"°..01134Y LIS Ministry of Finance Mn Mnsheet Afs 1103.29 2.9 1.8 21.7 1103.29 h v» ùxt. t:il ùxly 4-3x4.0 yea.a-)pi .9l a,yWLP ail j3 v'h" TrafficMinistry licence of palate Finance No 100 9.8 8.3 7.05 ,.ytp,s1 MinistryPublishing of of Information newspaper and ,books,magazins Culture etc (50x60cm) 100 el.sil44 ..Dxf.a J. .10jl ...4i,hlît.Aka c,t)h_, Total publication of Education ministry Mn sheet 2.815 7.938 47.864.7 24.434.5 2.815 ul.. jj jj 1. c.,_,13,31.:,. ji l,y....1.10 c..)l j .3,,;.yo Publishing ofof magazines books in size & others of (14x21) in size of(1.5 x21 x 16cm) No 37.2828.9 37.6 46.2 7.8 28.9 ah .31a yr. ,r8.. t f xr t o 41yrS sr..y Books & others publishing productions 0.4 1.6 16.6 _ 37.28 .d , jail yr. L 1,0,0'10 f a aiy. ,yj}¡jI c,)t.. 64-34.14.J.0.31 47y,1a ul.>si.9+.la3/41.1.1ia+di 511 .ly+ : d4.4I.11 J.r t_ 1 a MilionTable 9.4: Afs Industrial Production of Government Sector...(Contd) Unit price in 1389 1388 1387 4!111.A4 al! g.), t3s.a aT_I 6.9144 Magazines & other documents publishing productions Indicator Mn sheet Unit 0.755 1978 2010 -11 0.7 2009 -10 1.3 2008 -09 0.8 Irov J114-1 0.755 h 3i 0.) 0pi.L: JI.9.t..lay1,, 1. TotalMinistry of Higher education Mn sheetAfs 0.755 2.40.7 1.346 25.4 0.8 0.755 ulo LiJa aol. ,I+il ù ,:uI j.5J.P.JJ1fla J.0 MinistryMedicines of industriesPublic Health Mn Afs 2.4 46 25.4 ,i.t:il ùsß! úßl6/11.2 j.)lAc J1,ß .i_i Jasa,r.1" CottonTotal Afs 1.5 70.1 107.6 ut:il ùsy+ E sit Ji TotalMinistry of Commerce and Industries Tons Afs 53939 224.6 1.5 165.6 70.1 107.6 53939 ùr.ß r c.)1}j 4j11.1y.1 d!+ TotalOthers of light meat industries & food products Tons 214.2 147.8 108.1196.1 yyu.a,¢.1.. jtSí 4.fc 44 Iiiksi Ministry of Defence 40000 214.2 147.8 96.1 40000 i c:-._)I j0 elu 41." MinistryTotal of vegetableof Commerce oil and Industries TonsAfs 40000 10.2 17.2 12 40000 irÿ ,:-..)I» 411oy4.4.0 4014. dei SoapMinistry for washing of Mines clothes Tons 26660 0.24 0.6 ... 26660 J C.001-.a jl.01.4ltt ..I.3i011., AlmondsTotal of nuts Kg ... 444.1 797.2 4 J14. ùI).., J.»..i..)14-(a-,.k. 41i J..0 AlmondsMinistry of sweet Commerce & non and sweet Industries Apricot nut Kg 60.5 ... 9.9 34 60.5 elfi Lss .)45.4 . ,ilyil-)y.3l rU-..z a.)1}.i,ptthr0 TableMilion 9.4: Ms Industrial Production of Government Sector...(Contd) 1389 1388 1387 1%1 j u.i úyí 41.1.0 Levil 4:1144 Ministry of Commerce and Industries Indicator Unit 400 Unit price in 1978 2010 -11 ... 2009 -10 184 2008-09 317.6 1978 400 crt í..ta.l3 JI }J yrJSlk MinistryPistachio of nuts Commerce and Industries Kg 450 ... 250.2 251.1 450 pIJ; J ,- JI _3 J Li JSI]y, 4.4 r"t.+ MinistryProcess Shakarof Commerce para and Industries Kg 45.13 ...... 56.9 45.13 ,.IJ; JIA ,...)1_1.34.,111.r.-,)u.fJ1.91,1 MinistryProcess Raisinof Commerce and Industries Tons 40000 ...... 137.6 40000 it JIJJ 4JSl.)y.. u..a.h ir.1 Source:MinistryOthers Ministriesfood of Agriculture, products and Departments irrigation and Livestock Mn Afs ...... 15.115.1 .14t" ,lxl± ùxß JIJJ LiJL.ill.Jl ih4Jy jl, yryS., ul.}Iski s+okui JJJlJrSJlol JI v?'JIJ.7 :..i.áJW 120140 - Value of Govemnant Major Industrail Production 2010 -11 100 - 80 - a 4060 - 20 0 Printing Industries 1387 2008 -09 Medicine Industries 1388 2009 -10 Light industries & food 1389 2010 -11 yuK95AK(.941bjl>;I¢,1x;19.14IY.1- .01ßs1,9» :e -9 cJ94 Table 9- 5: Government Industrial and Mining Production by Kind of Product

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit ....Li u.-141.-- Wit I, 2010 -112009 -102008 -09

Total of iron Concrete m3 ...... 5439.0 -` . 3 ,,,LA-11-14,543)3 44WLI. di.

Ministry of Urban Development m3 ...... 5439.0 ÿ. Jii)jjh-6jyjl.aa

Total of concrete m3 ...... 77.8 `, "<.. ji.. y_...4 -1 J.

Ministry of Urban Development m3 ...... 77.8 ,..v._., j+ '4.)13., .1j4i i io. L:a

Concrete ...... yil! vy-,5'iLt

Non Standard metals 100 ...... ul.:04j L..l j+G

Ministry of Water & Power Tons 100 ...... ,j+ ajl jit,;.pyJ1).

Licence Plate 98.5 82.8 70.5 4.I:9:yp, j .; 4£61ÿ

Ministry of Finance Thousand No 98.5 82.8 70.5 'ail( j j ,L1' jl ji ,.41.a

Publishing of passport& documents in size of(66 -84cm) 2.6 1.6 2.0 . jlml 4t jÿ. 1.,, 99 xAVa Jy,4..). ! 4-1- , s jëmj1 u jy.aLla

Ministry of Finance Mn sheet 2.6 1.6 2.0 yt. V j j i j 1. a jl j .r,,,IL.a

Publishing of newspaper ,books,magazins etc (60.90 cm) ,143,rjuIfl04.- Nc6.yljíjy

Ministry of Information and Culture Mn sheet 2.8 23.0 12.2 ; ia,jj:.4, 4t1 ï,.S,;.i1i1yA6ia

Publishing of ,books, in size of (14.21 ) ejlil ILA n 1 x 1 f ° 3j 4 ij is e.jm

Ministry of Education 1.3 1.6 0.3 ù,84 ujl j j ,i.y

Publishing ofmagazins etc in size of (1.5x21x16) ajlil40.6,$+.19xY1x1,d.3L4rlj.jji jjjj.1,1 .a

Ministry of Education Thousand No 11 44.0 44.0 ,L. jj ujl.),, -fl'

Magazine & other publishing productions .,Yy....,Laiwko,,t).

Ministry of Higher education Mn sheet 0.9 1.7 1.1 la,jj3,jol+. jljj jj$eaj,jÿa

Medicines ,}.j,

Ministry of Public Health Mn Afs 2.4 46.0 25.4 ,.i.8 aol u jl j.) Lúó j,r tca

Cotton Thousand tons 0.027 1.3 2.0 4++ jj S,IIt.

Ministry of Mines Thousand tons 1.1 ++ jj a jl if ÿ1 '

Total of meat Tons 5355 3696 2424.5 Cr +4.0 U.f+

Ministry of Defence Tons 5355 3696 2424.5 Ct+ jljj tt+a v14,

Total of plant oil 256 430 299.1 ,f j.34 ,rt#I Je7

Ministry of Mines Tons 256 430 299.1 ;t ujlj.1 j

Raisins ...... j+

Ministry of Commerce and Industries Thousand tons ...... 3.5 44 jj `.:,jl ll 4..A14.

Total of nuts Tons ... 1181 3176.0 ùt 4m ,Liii

Ministry of Commerce and Industries Tons ...... Cr jl j j,g jSaya

Almonds, sweet & non sweet Apricot nut Tons ... 460 794.0 W 043 44.44 .4,j j111jjej1 (.hLP

Walnuts shelled ... 165 562.0 Cr UIJJ o Wy,

Pistachio nuts ... 556 558.0 A+ 45-1.) coLP

Shakar para Ton ...... 1262.0 Ct+ .J-J,0

Soap for washing cloths 9 220 ... íu4"11.9 .i. WI"'

Ministry of Mines Ton 9 220 ... ,ÿ .)j ÿLS.

Other food production Mn Afs ... 15.1 ,L:.ilùxLr d lÿ..r.f.lrc,1hf+J Ministry of Agriculture, irrigation and Livestock Mn Afs ...... 15.1 ,...1tiál J.e.a0 a jt j j s jla L. ji JI1 -lyjl ,..,. jsa

Source: Ministries and departments y,r jlal I 4iÿ jl j :4u? jW

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 152 11'1A q villS cS9 l.aa) jtu.it;r9 Table. 9 -6: Private Sector Industrial Production 1389 1388 1387 Products unit sal,9 LAA..a c..11454 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Shoes &Plastic sandal million pairs 29 28.6 28 . (D j. 454 4q5"-'1"-.0 y Plastic bag Tons 61 60 58 Jo 4aß 4 x+ Plastic dishes Thousand Kg 105 102 98 ,.IJK s1;.6..)J yl:I_ Other plastic goods Thousand Kg 1103 1100 1080 PIJK JJ ùtomNi r Marble Thousand m 101 98 94 t+y j ,J J-...}. Mosaic Thousand m 119 117 111 Ny _A jJ ,Iaroil y d j, Lime Thousand Tons 128 128 127 44jj e Other construction products Thousand m3 1450 1423 1395 -ji. jJ ú 1,.1 0:11-,11-,o, j Metal Tons 9098 9095 9083 cß sits 31+ Profile Tons 9098 9095 9083 Jo JO yy Technical services Total Mn Afs 180 155 164 ,,:itiil J.aí 4+,í..Lí'

A: Productive Mn Afs 30 20 20 JJ L5-4 .9:1:,-kit

B:Services Mn Afs 150 135 144 -L.) L,5L.. :l.,., Carton Tons 823 800 867 J+ JS Medicines Mn Afs 259 256 252 L.:WI ßgL. J,v.slsj 1.1 Wood products Mn Afs 351 347 340 L.:(u-+I Yyd .' Cotton Thousand Tons 1.7 1.4 1 44jj E, j1 IA Wool production Thousand m2 80 .85 91 toy 51. JJ vl ij (us

Rug Thousand m2 193 189 183 c-J.-. .ji (.431.6' Tailoring Mn Afs 33 32 32 X1+.91 (D t..1.1...... 4..Nit Sçi,S

Vegetable oil Tons 9684 9598 9525 ( a Sweets Tons 1228 1215 1172 JJ 6L1I- Raisins process Thousand Tons 8.6 8 8 kJ uo,ossii4-oaz Salt Thousand Tons 111.4 111 102 k jj J5..I-s Intestines process Thousand No 153 127 114 411.. JJ uos rsois5-1 Ice Thousand Tons 150 142 133 44.J t:

Non alcoholic beverage Mn Litter 44 29 28 J:341 c7s- L.+s -55j I Bakery Tons 4973 4917 4893 cj,i `Yj -- -"c; 5,-,1j1 IyU

Honey Tons 7.7 7 7 (J:+ û 1I washing soap Tons 40.3 40 40 j. û04- .s1sL^ 4,1 ISM Toilet soap Tons 125.7 125 141 .» (.19:11--4_,&:1A uo "-1 Printing industries Mn sheet 105 99 96u1.1 vJs Ú N sistt.' Other Products Mn Afs 473 470 468 Lti.él ùsß 14_,:i Js2 Other services Mn Afs 810 809 807 1;.91 cjj 4'sí.ii Js' Source: Private Sector Industries

gi9d9?214.1 Plastic Shoes Production Non Alcohol is Beverages 29.2 50 29 28.8 40 28.6 28.4 30 28.2 20 28 27.8 10 27.6 27.4 0 1387 1388 1389 1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 153 1r Á 4 allISc5 931 u L A (1I I j.N441) á0.31-S 1 w o V j) 3+ 3+.3*y 110 ,9 vat .1 V- 4 Jj 4 Table 9 -7: Value of Private Industrial Production at 1978 Prices(Million Afghanis)

Value of Production`'''.3.Áf+1409+ B Products Unit Unitpricc 4r,.Li1Jy1a G14,4. 1389 1388 1387 4a.19 cr iuo c F. 1978 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 S r 6 Y c}ts Ai Total 8655M 8140.5 7945.3 A Chemical Industries 899.2 888.6 877.8 billa 4! al 1 Shoes & Plastic sandal Pair 25 725.0 715.0 707.5 e» A'í.Ail 4.,-9 1 2 Plastic bag Kg 50 3.0 3.0 2.9 50 elJ i1 4 N 2 3 Plastic dishes Kg 55 5.7 5.6 5.4 55 t1;. x, 3

4 Other plastic goods Kg 15 165.5 165.0 162.0 150 rlJK. Ùl,W . °,.a Jf' 4 B Light industries 1098.4 1065.9 1038.1 &U.,.. v5,,,, 5 Woolen products mtr 303.1 24.3 26.0 28,0 303.1 +- Ù1fi_t5 ùus 5 6 Clothes Mn Afs 32.6 31.9 32.1 ,li-+I ùj±4- 6 V1-1.-. Nil 431S 7 Cotton Tons 45000 76.5 63,0 63,0 45000 ,ÿ a_t 7 8 Rug & rug products m2 5000 965.0 945,0 915,0 5000 N ÿ- "yyd, aile.46. 8 Foodindustries C 2268.8 1870.3 1790.9 g°959+yS1J.l _ g Sausage No 36 5.5 4.6 4.1 36 Ail, ,r.1iS 9 l0Raisins process Tons 40000 344.0 320,0 320,0 40000 ù yYy 10

11 Salt Tons 217.6 217,0 200,0 W 4.-t11-° ç I.1& 11 12 Ice Tons 1000 150.0 142,0 133,0 1000 W 12

13 Non alcoholic beverage Liter 24 1056.0 696,0 667.2 24 1+!i t,i_sa _95,11y,6 13 14 Oil &Veg.oil production Tons 40000 387.4 383.9 381,0 40000 ù+ 45a. 1-,;31 cjí-1 j 14 15 Honey Kg 1000 2.7 2.5 2.4 350 rl_Aj44 I.ú 15 16Bread & biscuit productions Tons 10388 51.7 51.1 51 10388 j, yyd, ., JI , 13.; li 16 17 Candy Kg 38 46.7 46.2 44.5 38 rlJj4S ell ji 17 18 Soap for washing clothes Kg 30 1.3 1.2 1.2 30 , el j j j 18 19SoapP toilet Kgg 46 5.9 5.8 6.5 46 r 1.AA6 Ùy"...," U.Y, 19 D Metal productions 407.5 382.4 390.5 a 1s1,ÿ j}ß'1 , 20Metal 227.5 227.4 227,0 jl¡ 20 21 A : profile Kg 25 227.5 227.4 227.0 25 rlJj46 JAI.); : ,-ill 21 22Technical services Mn Afs 180.0 155.0 163.5 .31-"I ùj;L. Ji,+,y".,.,;« 22 23A: Productive Mn Afs 30.0 20.0 19.5 ,1:s1 ùA4- SiJr : -2; 23 24 B:Services Mn Afs 150.0 135.0 144.0 _xi ,t..>; : 24 E Medicines Mn Afs 259.0 256.0 252.0 dui Jj - J4u.0 JAJJ F Construction Material 1808.8 1787.3 1762M o Ir W i -:rl.,. 9 25 Marble m2 1377 139.0 135.0 129.5 1377 6+) -sL, . r, 25 26 Mosaic & Tara so m2 284 34.1 33.3 31.5 284 J.) jù y 1yí1 `-.S 1 _39-, 26 27Lime 912.2 909.0 905.0 zt 27 29Other Construction material m3 499 723.5 710.0 696.0 499 ..-< - ,A- L'4'14}31-.11.1.-)-0 28 Carpentry & paper industries G 375.7 371.0 366.0 to Liao j11W r te,, yr 14 yJ j 29 Carton Kg 30 24.7 24.0 26.0 30 rll j45 Jets 29

30Carpentry Mn Afs 351.0 347.0 340.0 ,3V,i1 ùy4. 40+ IS j 30 H Other industries 1537.5 1519.0 1468.0 611y4 u+

31 Other products Mn Afs 473.0 470.0 468.0 ,.agit ùj:4 4,5 .)} 31 32 Printing industries Mn Sheet 254.5 240.0 193.0 3.Jjùi4.14 t-,t e A' I-;- 32 33 Other Mn Afs 810.0 809.0 807.0 .31 "1 Ùj4- u+ 33 Source: Private Sector Industries y.Y

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 154 rot t vi1tsg"t.ljL"ta.ti191.1 4 Ju 1 r o V Jtss ,- ..,jj1,gSl4,¢t.1, l .1 5.-,. Lea 9,d;ß Value of Industrial Production by Sector at 1978 Prices

2500 -

2268.8

2000

1 870.3

1808.8 1790.9 17873

1500

-s

C 1098.4 1065.9 1038.1 r

1000

877.8 888.6899.2

500

0 e3_J.t uSI )) sir ttW Chemical Industries Light Industries Food Industries Construction Material Other industries

1387 2008-09 O 1388 2009-10 ® 1389 2010-11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 w A 9 0iltS,giltaz.l úlj1491.41j ,9;a4m, .:A_g cJ,9.ti Table 9 -8: Cement Production and Imports

Indicator Unit 1389 1388 1387 fili o.14+1

2010 - 112009 - 102008 - 09

Js+ Total Nha Quantity Thousand Tons 2158.8 603.5 960.9

1)1 Value Mn Afs 6747.6 1997.7 3201.54.03 WI ú9

awl ("hJs,ilu4)13) ., .vhvyp Unit price Afs 3126 3310 3332

Domestic production 41.9' cr;J.91

jIsä<,. Quantity Thousand Tons 35.6 313 37.3

Value Mn Afs 131.7 116.6 137.8,,=+ wl ús1.4 :)..)1

49 ,,1.9 ayp Unit price Afs 3700 3700 3700 4.1kil

1,U i..4 ù Wiz :k.ill A: Afghan Cement Factory

JUL. Quantity Thousand Tons 35.6 31.5 37.3 4-76.)

.:3JI Value Mn Afs 131.7 116.6 137.8,,,:+ WI Vis° 49 s..I j .ip Unit price Afs 3700 3700 3700 u.:,t.kil

.ßy,19 cl,y.11 J aß : u B. Jabulsarj Factory

Quantity Thousand Tons - - - 44,6 .»4

.»I Value Mn Afs - - -,,.> >i-+I ù

44j a..Li Ds Unit price Afs - - - L,.31.i.il

û1g19 Imports iiii. Quantity Thousand Tons 2123.2 571.9 923.6 44)) ß1.i91 v.»I Value Mn Afs 6615.9 1881.1 3063.7Lsi t.91 Ù tJh v ,., jJl Value Thousand US$ 144767.5 38265.0 60248.9 }lz a) j.h a yli 6,1.1 Unit price US$ 68.2 66.9 65.2

:,ti9I 4+ Exchange rate Afghanis/US$Afs 45.70 49.16 50.85 ,.,:w1 t.)3 úyh .1 )i. . Source: Ministries of Commerce and Industries and Customs .

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 155 11"A q tx1111 c_S.si'L.aa) (:)11,.:11311.1 41-9.11-14)44 :q -g(9.ß Table 9- 9: Electricity Production Million Kw/h úcL ül . .1S ,'

Electricity Establishment 1389 1388 1387 4,5"),k lit 41.95.11-14.)0 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

Total 936.1 937.1 827.1 J,ÿ,

Hydro Power 750.9 775.5 541.5 1l4y,,,s4 J

- Naghlo 310.7 298.4 218.8 91:6 _

- Maheper 106.4 137.8 71.7 ,44al4 _

- Sorobei 184.9 184.2 128.1 Lr,..»'' _

- Pule-Khumrei 31.7 36.5 24.6 Lsy"l, _

- Kajaki 48.3 47.5 34.4 ..5,-,,S_

- Nangarhar (Daronta) 57.8 60.8 56.1 ( a;.;y..)) L+_A.:i, _

- Charekar 3.8 3.5 1.7 J1-5,-.1_) 4 _

-Jabulsaraj 1.8 1.8 2.2 cIj..JI J.» _

- Ghorband 0.1 0.2 0.2 a;:, Jya -

- Kunarha 1.8 1.2 0.6 a,, ÿs _

- Chak Wardak 2.9 3.3 2.9 s.1..)s _

- Badakhshan 0.7 0.3 0.3 q 1,:.1)_

Thermal power 141.3 113.7 246.6 1-14y Li;JIp

- Kod-O-Barrq Mazar-e - Sharif 100.4 101.0 110.2 ,,y,ii c5, 91 1-1z.,J4-1,yÿ l y .1-

- Kabul Thermal power 40.9 12.7 136.4 LiWy, ,)IY da LS 4-

Diesel Power 43.9 47.9 39.0 1-14.Y a..)0

- Kabul ... 0.2 1.0 c14 IS -

- Nangarhar 0.1 1.1 0.6 J 1-4_y 1-

- Kandahar 33.7 39.6 31.7 j is.1;S _

- Zabul 2.9 1.5 1.7 L3413 _

- Paktia 0.5 0.4 0.3 1--1:55,<-

- Ghazni 1.9 1.6 1.1 Liij= -

-Takhar 0.9 0.4 0.3 i:,:1_

- khost 1.4 1.5 1.2 , ,...):1 _

- Laghman 0.9 0.5 0.5 Ùt....;.1-

- Badakhshan 0.7 0.5 0.5 ul.:a..i, _

- Farah 0.2 0.1 0.1 it) _

- Loghar 0.3 0.3 0.0 _Ail _ - Badghis 0.4 0.2 ... u,96 1-.3- Source: Ministries of Water & Power and Mines `VS')IJ_, t_,4.yJ1 949u :4iu).n

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 156 1 r A qLi19.5 9±taal Vt..."Iw91 ojls;l U4i 0:114,Ai :1_4 sá Table 9- 10:Value and Quantity of Imported Electricity

1389 1388 1387

Country Unit 2010-11 2009-11 2008-10 4a1.9 V4i.4 >I job

Mn Kw/ h 1866.7 956.6 835.3ot.a ül,uLf S ia!!tlA e jlsiI

Total Mn Afs 3875.2 1873.1 1064.9 efillil 0e44, rjJl J Si

Mn Kw/ h 428.8 228.0 280.2re L.e ul'i1S Le. h. ..3b:11

Iran Mn Afs 780.4 256.5 315.3 vo-+l ùJ: ,-, ..jJl cJIJl1

Mn Kw/ h 87.4 53.1 47.9 c2. 1_,,, ulyAS ù sk4.4 e jli,l

Tajikistan Mn Afs 111.0 53.1 47.9 44:1Uàl ù.t.4. ".Y jJl ULí,.1.1Lí

Mn Kw/ h 964.2 444.0 194.5' cl-, cISel...S ùJ:.4. e jl.vl

Uzbekistan Mn Afs 2632.3 1332.0 389.1 4.-;LSI ùs.° `L4_3_)1 6t+.4..)1

Mn Kw/ h 386.3 231.5 312.7c,.l Y c:31 _LAS ù e_311

Turkministan Mn Afs 351.5 231.5 312.7 40:"11 ù `L'., jJl ùlail.41 J+

Source :Ministry of Water and Power cLJIjJ i2Lz.J' _1IyJl .4iuJW

t"n i- Jy9' aigylya z U.¿_,.., ..,:s1z jI9 Imported Electricity by Country -2010 - 11

1200

964

1000

. *800 ,7 .1

j600 429 386 E 3 400 a

200 87

0 Iran ùlJ.il Tajikistan ù4.4t:i Uzbekistan ùtl-S-?jl Turkministan ù11.14J:i

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 157 1 1" A q Table 9 -11: Electricity Production , Imports and Consumption 1389 %1 a, 9:, c .1;1,}11-4.,, 1388 : 1 1 -`1 J9.Li 1387 Production and Imports Indicator Million kw /h Unit 2010 -11 2802.8 2009 -10 1893.7 2008 - 09 1662.3 L.,, cji sa1J UA44 .1 úi ci°'LI 4...195 31 495 B:A: Imports Production Million kwkw/h /h 1866.7 936.1 956.6937.1 835.3827.0 t.L. mismis. C14" 4.0 :s al : PercentageConsumption of consumption Million kw /h 1467.1 1313.0 838.7 ,- ,=L'- jié úr.4A ,1. 4<1.1 to production and imports Percent 52.3 69.3 50.5 AL, 41.4 41 li.J.95 JI 495 : Source: Ministries of Water and Power & Mines 41-9:11-4.»1 VSJJ3 Lz.,y,,l S4S1.1 yl 41g:1$.1 3000 Electricity Production, Imports and Consmption '7 25002000;, 1894 1467 .1:is:1 s1 495 12"1:,y1 10001500 839 1313 ,L4.5,1 L',Wy.1 1387 2008 -09 1388 2009 -10 1389 2010 -11 11" A4 - y1.igí 41 ».95 ya. ú:rjJ1 JI Jlado 1.111400 1 Y _4 a's customer Table 9 -12 : Value and Quantity of Electricity Consumption by Customer- 2010 -11 ,silicil l j,g}I}. 471 .L41 ,3J1 4,9 011.1. sa19 0,};a c.aL,. u1,9,91}S v.l31±A jI.ú. .1&1,9 (Aá. o Total Value in Mn/Afs 7937.9 Average Unit price 5.41 Quantity Mn kw/h 1467.1 Qt.. ü14s4S C./ 31Y 4.4.A.1.4 cJ,r+ CommercialDwillings Establishments 3915.41473.4 11.13 3.92 999.2132.4 ,.:.,c1... ú19914

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 sal, cr4"W 0.2;.1.4

Total Mn Afs 1166.7 913.8 845.0 031:í1 C.uoir

Thousand Tons 724.9 500.1 346.9 4J0 ji

Coal Mn Afs 507.5 350.1 242.9 Ls:WI u. °J-" _,.) u

Mn M3 141.9 142.2 154.8 Gas Mn Afs 227.4 227.9 248.1 awl ú ill

Ton 186119.0 180384.0 158218.0 ,33

Salt Mn Afs 158.9 144.3 135.1 X1:-91 11,,t,. 4.11.,

Ton 27.3 21.8 17.9 u

Liquid Ammonia Mn Afs 2.2 0.2 0.1 1"1 ú L,:,i-1 ¿y14,1 Ton 63076.0 46430.0 48701.0 lime Mn Afs 41.0 30.2 31.7 awl ú e Thousand Liters 10.1 16.6 24.8 i41. Ji

Condensate Mn Afs 0.1 0.1 0.1 01" ii,,t,o c,1.,da;1S Thousand Tons 28857.0 26623.0 36853.0 tú)} Marble Mn Afs 23.9 27.0 36.9 Lill-ill ùr4. rr''

Other Minerals Mn Afs 205.7 134.1 150.2 lial L -11.34 ts_LO

Source: Ministry of Mines `jJJJ3'9'4:váy.

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1167 1200

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600

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0 1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 160 1 w A 4 s, cs.9..raa.1vt5.1*.914 }ur gi Table 9 - 14 Revenue and Expenditure of Public Enterprises by Ministry 1389 4.4 GJ), j 4441 J1.10.1 jc ,¢0,45 us19ad; 1 t.4 ßj9 Li 1388 1387 4 2010.11 1 .191,90 2009.10 .L.441 1 s91,94. 2008.09 411 'JIJ9 Ministry of Mines Ministry Total Profit 13133161928713 Expenditure 10142722 680377 Revenue 12071435 1993693 Profit 34662794 942149 Expenditure 10066934 812045 Revenue 13533213 1754194 Profit 17980524 762923 Expenditure 10597828 706095 Revenue 12395880 1469018 J119 91.lß J9+ EngineringMining Quarrying Research Co. 234393 1538 35242 8164 269635 9702 303038 1924 67240 9653 370278 11577 178479 342 34302 6540 212781 6882 s,. _; r+s "; 91, 9+J:, ISM .1 s 1 AfghanMazarShamal -e Gas -Sharif Coal Fertilizers & Electricity 997383-12389 96067 360562127791144242 1141625348173223858 592297-25739 74034 459909144981126029 434170219015718326 5103785086725396 422111134564105041 472978159960615419 998 s, " t;;y 9I s -, , kr 9I L5.1--25 93- 9..4' L11-° .' s,.2; i EI.)..1 I Jß.1 [m13 Ministry7abulsaraj ofCement Water Co. & Power 37430-3676 ... 195938 4376 ... 233368 700 ... 324498 -3405 21451812265929 4233 24544122590427 828 16849-2539 3 31832763329239 3537 31832793346088 s,, "; s, .... QJ1 Sy;,j,911 U.,:,, u4 91 r ú..901 a 1=A BrishnaHelmandElectricity ElectriciitySteel Construction Constration Material Co Process Co.Co, Co. 36307 1065 58 167032 1270016206 203339 1376516264 309231 12457 3760-950 906051018419959 103062 1394419009 12150 3715 981 4329298546 4125 110696 47007 5106 s, "; 9I911. 9 .) ii h 4.xs.. _; 40 9ra tr sjk s.. _; 11..04, HousingMinistry Construction of Urban Development Co. Affairs 3820313638 3546 521379150959 60118 559582164597 63664 3540820827-7646 40672316979242963 442131190619 35317 27924 99475601 450454139748 64354 478378149695 69955 JI. 9 9J4 A9d9?J4 (.5 . _; .3..9._ LP .)_41 J39 1:1J9J5-, BanaiAfghaniMakroraian Construction Construction Maintenance Co. Co. Co. 19819 1200 26330247000 283121 48200 13617 8610 143008 50960 156625 59570 93763000 125352121000 382762134728124000 s' k ji j,9 a jlia a ,911411.2 L5.1...2.14.5,. )1_014,2,16-M2; 9I9+h9' u3 Yu 3 AfghanAfsotrMinistry Transportation CartBird of Co.Commerce Co. and Industries 343786 38403157645805 538039140162 42358937 881825178565 2470110040 112255 55686 38826148 494156132396 83773764 606411188082 12259 9912 4092948584 4192 766 334178126387 85846203 167316 10395 9350 ú8y.ú8,r1 u99i. is út:,1ú Wh z úy: _i4,,,i13 PetroleumDriedFood andFruit PublicCo. Export Needs Co. Provision Co. 274401-10139 ... 316441 31832 ... 590842 21693 ... -1268151341 636 27000635436 6528 321347 22755 7164 -13864 13408-2150 117260 26022 98409289 130668 1335512158 s "; 71399195 vs; .'99 ti91.0 la 31 9511)1 s, "; 9I9.).1 1-° úS.rt s19J.11-,, LA ...ii ,..s.,--:6 989' 99?° 9Y9 , KarakulSpinzerBalkhAnimal Export Textiles ProductCotton Co. Co. &Oil Uion Co. (Trade) 915820107639-697 23342 377352761895 3250012915 57831198 416122351876-679 24517 392644131500 28678 61616289 821 34403515-371222 23146 22052090 26586 23121834 s,. _; 1_.9 s t1k, i d^ cr'19?'' s,. ; Z` MinistryAfghan Handicraft of Agriculture, Co. Irrigation and livestock 15594 1442 206004 2146 221598 3588 61119668-350 217048 27420 3293 226716 33531 2943 16092-1503 932 123201 29190 3152 139293 30122 1649 ..Ai9 is.ul al'- 4.1i9í9:91' ?fi S.r19L4... s.._;9 ú Y 2 úii-+I 2 PolekhomreiKabulHelmandAgricultural Silo Cotton Co. Seed Silo &Veg Co.Co Oil 12034-1820 295975 113182 3389846457 4914 1252164743234193 3094 -705257421482 140789 34420 7286 146531 35902 234 -246638273552 2983555151 2591 3366258703 125 s, ;9+9 °;;s.. .,,:+rU _; 9 ja...as4.1.ö ...4.).-1 ú JatS ide Balkh CottonSilo Co. & Veg Oil 3583 527 49832570 85663097 3050 335 45852548 28837635 10071 176 45601874 14631 2050 s ß+;9I 9: u6 s, " lu sri i TableThousand 9 - 14:RevenueAfs and Expenditure... ( Contd. ) .3r+.1c; 4-.1.11,19.4 t t-i 4 Ministry 2010 -11 1389 0.....4 , 431,30. 2009 -10 1388 z.4.1 43140 44 2008 - 09 1387 .-'.. ' 440 aut,j3 NationalCoinMinistry Manufacturing Insurance of Financuing Co. Co. Profit 4 428882395066838 Expenditure 13548015938323903 Revenue 22622115943066791 Profit 4 2129258433 Expenditure 128529100978 Revenue 122270186962 Profit 150922 19910 Expenditure 12676998730 Revenue 277691118640 jr4.o Lr Ie. 4 rte 4 .4.AI),.ilt.4 MinistryMinistryPharmacy of ofPublic Co. Defence Health 45284 4955 908043 72951 77906 37141 2458 650546505427551 6751264692 131012 4167 6569828039 159051 69865 ú6y9.r1. ,. 4 ci tiltcs"--. 9J h u-Jti4GJt j3 142,3J ßt0. 4 MinistryConstructionMaslakh Co.of Transport (Material Slaughterhouse) Productionand Civil Aviation Co. 382199 40381 4903 26432488262325420 646523923004953327 30323 1466065 3099934714 3715 34991363088765709926212 661886691813 29927 2136318843 2520 48631451249426180 505157533857 28700 &1U.3 4i3á ß41..31 úJ}í..1 Jí 4 ts4. _; 4_0 4'43 y ili:L.J.1 c.JtjJ ew,i 4 PrivateCenterMille Bus TransportSector Co. Transportation Co. Co. 383932 -7490 5757 205850 58474 0 383932198360 64231 1454083 11142 840 28764062273 0 14540831815978288480 73415 974846942911-38700 6765 46787051997652106 0 1462887974846429170 58871 L54.o cssS.r .JiJJJ 4 4 s4.d cr4 ,1 4 s4.ó AzadyHotelMinistry Co. Printing of Information Co. & Culture 4411755660 9944 516306582710974 1214876157455091 3202976449 6587 403916092011593 1373694697843622 3100046714 6192 378411000055232 1019464403341000 esLó c:,J_,I.jju.tJ3 Le°.r°, s4.o Lß.,1,.4 jai i 4 ,s4...jkoS, toÿitíy+ :11,14 ArianaAfghanOffice AfghanTour of Co.Administrative Airline Co. Affairs -377887 1599 6506422 3223 6128535 4822 401552 37833 4580316 8936 4981868 46769 -242826 9522 4349381 7391 4106555 16913 c_.SJW ,...11>0 úßt l' 1:Jí4 zA JAI eJ141 JJt; 4 jj:iÙtkit4 Source:EducationMinistry Ministries of Printing Education Co. 3335 24035 27370 2630 29202 31832 2429 25111 27540 Ls4 A,1.13 LAI:' 1`JJIJJ 1i3?J.° 4,ß+s;' 1400 Mn Afs 1313 Profit of Public Enterprises by Ministry -2010 -111" A 4 - u}í 4 úJ3 j3 4 4ÿ; }1L4í ,341!4 1000..':.._..._1200 ..,-... _ . 7 á. 800 _.... 600 . ._-. M ,4 400 . p 200 ..... r W z00 -600-400 8 Thousand Afs Table 9 - 15: Revenue and Expenditure of Public Enterprises by Sector j.+14:1 aß. 11 4.39. 14a5 011.111 :1 411-qJ9 Sector 2010 -11 1389 -. 4 t 1 s413o 2009-10 1388 2008 -09 1387 Profit 4. Expenditure Revenue Profit 4 Expenditure ,14-1 Revenues;190 Profit at Expenditure c,411 Revenue4.3,c 4.1.0 BrishnaProductionTotal Electricity sector Co 13810871928713 ... 10142722 1164103 ... 12071435 2545190 12947963466279 309231 10066934 21451813421973 1353321324544124716769 1798052813331 3 10597828 31832764243390 1239588031832795056721 "Sy1 uy q 4-11.1.915-' ù 0,49' EngineeringEducationAzady Printing Printing Research Co. Co. Co. 333599441538 2403551630 8164 2737061574 9702 263065871924 2920240391 9653 318324697811577 24296192 342 2511137841 6540 2754044033 6882 s, 4.s.-=:, ,. "i ":i r L ' sJt j1- J s;" ShamalMazar-Quarrying e-Coal Sharif Mining Fertilizer & Electricity 997383234393-12389 360562144242 35242 1141625348173269635 592297303038-25739 45990912602967240 434170718326370278 510378178479 50867 42211110504134302 615419472978212781 s.. _; 1-194 it sJ ' s s.._5., sx, J 1-..:a 1J" "s_;:J'ÿJt h .31." KabulAfghan Silo Gas 96067 295 127791 33898 223858 34193 74034 1482 14498134420 219015 35902 25396 3827 13456429835 2591 15996033662 125 s,. ; s sa..).-.5 ,. _; s_ice út;.5l J,01 .1 SpinzerBalkhPolekhomrei Silo Cotton Silo &Oil Co -1820 9158 527 23342 25704914 32500 30973094 -70524161 335 24517 25487286 28678 2883 234 -2466 3440 176 23146 1874 26586 2050 s,. ; s,. _, j.1.)....L.5-,.-.6 Ji ' sJ:' 1-1, .1 3 CoinBalkh Manufacture Cotton &Veg. Co. Oil Co. 23950 3583 135480 72951 4983 159430 8566 21292 24583050 100978 4585 122270 7635 1991010071 98730 4560 118640 6986514631 s,. _; ß1 r s ":i .1 .] SteelPharmacy Material Co. Process Co 49551065 12700 7790613765 3760 6505410184 1394467512 4167 981 65698 4125 5106 s "" 4J+s J.° t;a s +" s JJ .1I °J -i" AfghanHelmandJabulsaraj Handicraft Cotton Cement & Co.Veg Oil Co. 12034-3676 1442 113182 43762146 125216 3588 700 -3405 5742-350 140789 32934233 146531 2943 828 -1503-2539 3552 - 55151 31523537 58703 1649 998 s.. _; s,;,, ä8ÿ y.411,.... L.,...,N Ù1-;.,i s a. _; c1Jual 1 Jü , , ServiceBalkh Textiles sector Co 176174 -697 8060879 1895 8237053 1198 2075562 -679 5974240 1500 8049802 821 928406 -371 5722448 2205 6650854 1834 a .._:(.011.401 JI ,s1J9¡-11J4 s p. _; CentralPublicAfghan Bus TransportTour Co. Co. -749057571599 205850 58474 3223 19836064231 4822 3783311142 840 287640 62273 8936 288480 7341546769 -38700 67659522 467870 52106 7391 429170 5887116913 s " sJSJ° 9119) 14' c.:4JW JJ Ùl.411 s"i°'U4,1-°a AgricultureFoodPrivate and Transportation Public Seed NeedsCo Co. Provision Co. 383932-10139 975 4645731832 0 3839324743221693 1454083 -12681 6111 2742035436 0 1454083 3353122755 974846-13864 932 2919026022 0 974846 3012212158s 9í9S .JJ .,..1.31-.A.)1 4° 1-.91951 j)1- s.. ; J9}'WIJ' Le°9.e.:, s.. ; J'9.c ; , J--, MaslakhHotelMakroraian Co. Co. Maintenance ( Slaughterhouse) Co. 403814411713638 882623150959 10974 92300416459755091 309993202920827 63088716979211593 66188619061943622 3100018843 9947 486314139748 10000 50515714969541000 s " ,+ c.5.1-=:. _93_,13_,4 ' s,.3..0 VJ95.°_;" ThousandTable 9 Afs -15: Revenue and expenditure ... ( Contd . ) 1389 1388 ... 4.4141 ,0 311j0 344.n+ ç+(!» : 4.131 (..r+T 1 ,, - JJ Sector Profit 441 2010 -11 41141 :ylJo 2009 Q.41 -10 311.ío 42 2008 -09 1387 G.¿di s11 NationalArianaAfsotr TransportationAfghan Insurance Airline Co. Co.Co. -377887 4288838403 Expenditure 6506422 14016223903 Revenue 6128535 17856566791 Profit 4401552 3714155686 Expenditure 4580316 13239627551 Revenue 4981868 18808264692 Profit -242826 13101240929 Expenditure 4349381 12638728039 Revenue 4106555 159051167316 :1_'S j....: ,Ilia ,:jl.ilc:.+Sy u tub r..., . gt.Sl a L...6 j..1 ÿy.ih ElectricityConstruction Construction sector Co. 3630765833 58 579078167032 203339644911 2980312457 373707 90605 403510103062 3636212150 478724 98546 515086110696 s- °'.31stl °s1 _,) Lá 1].:.y a s .. : vit,.+st,. HousingBanaiAfghaniHelmand ConstructionConstruction Construction Construction Co.Co. Co. Co. 1981935461200 263302 601184700016206 283121 636644820016264 -764613617 8610-950 1430085096019959 1566255957019009 5601937630003715 12535212100043292 13472812400047007 s.. :s.. _,1yhy ; jIykyj .. : _,1,.;hy11.is a Unali CommercialConstruction Enterprises & Material & Production Companies Co. 305619 4903 338662 25420 644281 30323 3715 2621242963 2992735317 2520 2618064354 2870069955 s.. ;.111,+.1 Ls.-.5 ih-2.3. J9S .' .1y. y1yhy1 PetroleumAfghan BirdCart Co. Co. 274401 15764 5805 316441 42358937 590842 1004024701 5134166118 61483882 270006297014 37648377 321347363132 12259 9912 1340819953 4192 766 117260153266 62038584 17321913066810395 9350 ,s Audi,:_SyS a J1y1 c.Sy:c, IS14y.. pJy1e tala ¿,tkilL.0.-.5 ysi,,aa Source:DriedKarakulTrade Fruitof Ministries ExportAnimal Export Co. Products Co. Co. 76392010 ... 52763773 12915 5783 ... 22351876 636 652844133926 628961617164 -21503515 222 928998402090 13355 713923 12: , ; sa 11 s Yihl..a j iy. s.. ; 1_y l -1 sr: il _,yl. _, cr .ÿ a .1f Ys, 1 y1> a Profit of Public Enterprises by Sector A.-1_,J76,..3 4Z r.. _5 .r4y1 .) ÿ á 10001500 Productive e.5.4. _35 1387 2008 -09 Service 1 1388 2009 -10 Constraction 01389 2010 -11 Commercial J? .i.+.r.93 áK Jill..., .1 cs sr 4-191.6J 4,91 (xi Wi o}ß;1 _9 Thousand Afs 0.34. Skill 41» 4+ Table 9 -16: Development & Rehabilitation ProjectsJul+ by Sector 41104 )- 911 A ú4R1 411ßá .t49i+J9S A ,:,40.1 4,0*till,0 á rVJI Sector Xoftotal13892010 -11 2010 -11 1389 2009 -101388 Total 2008 -09 1387 Expenses2010 from -11 external1389 resources 2009 -101388 2008 -09 1387 Expenses 2010from -11 internal resources1389 2009 -101388 2008 -09 1387 2010 -11 1389 Number of projects - 9J.9 ,2009 -101388 2008 -09 1387 , !+S Total ProjectsRehabilitation in progress 100 7112 3085882743443401 5210453 34099163475429104869989 4130668055381861 6431630 1484325024231816 3014959 1348670919178980 686193 2132029127554246 2124081 1601557719211585 2195494 20612454283639304183796 19986389278276154307549 24371443 262 12892940 344 34131323 379 ,s19y cçjy u-'1,911 J9+ titA ProjectNew projects making 100 15 2 57641926574719 799402 60148418254966318792 65478207466839 176712 25234426373607 11248334922855 83223 18949194103601 6273 3240750 799402201112 48900083332111 235569 46529013363238 170439 820717 15 10781293 14 13331699 12 gjj 0.1.9.4 45.p; cr1Ja9u I AgricultureProjectRehabilitation and in Irrigation progress 6817 3935828965357 4595016 659732 5317680430613 1539783844063 828116 1787290 2396045 121294 3766900659732 3530390430613 440104 498122 552170 JA _Rh, 414 js :1 s y ,i,16 ,jtw s.11.r .031,1-J ProjectNew projects making 12 3 704633158374 702114 57979 136718662809 139596 296717 107629 704633 18778 405397 57979 136718555180 270 6 454 4 606 5 s j,y sj,y s'; 0"9_19,'A A: AgricultureRehabilitation 100 0 528129 1610 1613026 45008 1458882 99 33351 1610 16282 93012 494778 1596744 45008 1365870 99 65 1 31 1 78 1 si,y cs:'ta%)41,; ,ysa :6-ill ProjectNew projects makingin progress 93 7 490598 35921 1549120 18898 1341825 116958 1714314598 16282 86518 6494 476000 18778 1549120 2616 1335331 30440 2539 1317 5522 s j, y ...31.i. s y LiI s.s.y s9; B:IrrigationProjectRehabilitation in progress 100 6618 34452305236063963747 30458964401815 614724 39758555088938 430514 24900911525185842453 1108551 828116 17807961801907 27459721920045 121294 22177803293264 614724 21950593287031 430514 415755103 1047 481121 1255 530169 41 ji 9lÿ.1g;,la :us3,J+ Ls-1,t6J LEA s 01s+1,ii 2: Mines ,New IndustriesProject projects making &Energy 100 13 2 4980191 704633122453 6983418 683216 57979 16418924 545851136718 1993464 122453 2290401 280435 11065053 21111 2986727 704633 4693017 402781 57979 5353871524740136718 231138 6 287441 4 340551 5 tL;A, jl öli° , 41,y1s : s j,y LsA,19A a..1.9_):14-5-':' ProjectRehabilitation in progress 7525 0 37409111223125 5856892552484 13529611 1534301 1879869 97440 1811487285220 84568251521158 18610421125685 - 4045405 267264 5072786 13143 107 6 161 16 172 8 s y cs:,,1-6 J s_i,y h;, A: MinesNewProject projects making 100 - 406190 16155 - 408688203762370280 1355012261718 16155 110471 83223 1087070 406190 - 408688259809120539 261718267942 25 20 106 4 182 6 sjst.1 sr Rehabilitation 100 - - 302444 255045 6673 - - - 302444 - 255045 6673 - 2 - 3 42 s y oi,tr,J LEAs .. 4iy,p2W,at:' :ß:1I NewProject projects in progress - 406190 - 106244 - - - - 406190 - 106244 - - 1 s9y GIs s. ii s ThousandTable Afs 9 -16: Development &Rehabilitation Projects...(Contd) .vJ 9r 409.6,J lud,y) LCi.oy: 401.11 jy.Lit 9-4 I ls`,I Sector cs:vki'JA+ 4iL. 1389 4:1 Total cß,91 Expenses from external 4iá }vá J...90 JF resources 1 Expenses from internal resources 4s194á )...90.191 .1 C"Al Number of projects .1!" t JJJJ J ii4+ B:Industries %oftotal 2010-11 100 2010 -11 1389 174071 2009 -101388 39738 2008 -09 1387 13458 2010 -11 1389 12562 2009 -101388 2008 -09 1387 8008 2010 -11 1389 161509 2009 -101388 39738 2008-09 1387 5450 2010 -11 1389 8 2009 -101388 6 2008 -09 1387 22 J _ NewProject projects in progress 97 3 169509 4562 39195 543 54508008 45628000 8008 161509 39195 543 5450 35 42 21 1 4;r J1 :' s11..4 L.:1I si Jy s J; C: EnergyRehabilitation 100 7228 12231254399930 6534992552484 16143748 1527628 1980902 97440 2290401285220 11057045 1521158 24190281125685 4244591 267264 5086703 6470 128 6 277 16 334 6 slur LiJ1-6J 43Jí J!.1:E New projectsProject makingin progress - 0 3165212 11593 - 5515253203762263493 13266558 1349562 - 1871869 11593 - 1811487 110471 83223 10870708448817 1293343 - 3703766 120539153022 4817741262492 100 22 101156 4 -161167 s19y 1}v siJy s_,3 3:Telecommunication& TransportationRehabilitation 100 12 17166646 16891352 19293308 12086614 8612602 9157075 5080032 8278750 10136233 541 576 662 QJ,4+.+1,ÿ JI ulr 1 1 4 4.5y LilJJJ,1 NewProject projects in progress 3355 569505594418482005645 1207927318640192938701 13788864 17530533751391 567925149299291477434 8612237 365 8706660 143376307039 4511919 528211 15804 346703618636542938701 160967750822043444352 147301 87 251173151 315203144 4.53s4 Ls:I't<.)Lw s y .:;I';, A: TelecommunicationProject making 100 0 1685639 24098 416328 9359 938529 365 - 1685639 24098 415963 9359 938529 141 6 8 1 - 9 aim, Lo:IsJJ. slJy sr ProjectRehabilitation in progress 100 1679548 6091 415303 91566422865 1679548 6091 415303 - 915664 22865 140 1 6 81 4iii ylytias_V :,.111 y L.:4-6J1-..14.1 B:TransportationNew projects 100 15481007 16475024 1025 18354779 12086614 8612237 365 9157075 3394393 7862787 660 9197704 400 568 2- 653 sis r,1-;., siJy s; SIJa ProjectRehabilitation in progress 5013 77623001999554 116639702938701 128732003728526 49299291477434 8612237 8706660 307039 2832371 522120 30517332938701 41665403421487 161 86 167151 195143 43J; öJ s6 y Liu16 J to slJ'LF31-,;,1 :' New projects 37 0 5695055 1862994 1753053 5679251 - 143376 - 15804 1862994 1609677 147 249 1 -315 siJ4 s -0 4:PublicRehabilitationProject making Services 100 7 9262960 24098 9850910 9359 8506283 6300792 3964314 3895555 2962168 24098 5886596 9359 4610728 375 6 446 531 44,.3í lals,slty a u:'J NewProject projects in progress 89 4 8283688 363386615886 36721535893097 246498 27340695609690 161684 5402511 307228591053 3428278 351331184705 23537901496944 44821 2881177 5615824833 5541766 61793 4112746 116863 206127 42 180 27 198 29 453J AI u-I9ti J lvJ s3,y Ls-11AI Project making - - 39162 840 - - - 243875 39162 380279 840 - 238 1 303 1 sis y L., alui si.; TableThousand 9 Afs -16: Development &Rehabilitation Projects...(Contd) s.39+.)14 o 1389 4+ J9+ 41.44 JW 9+1.)4-1-1,:,4a-1 4494 J`°93'J.9S ú:04J ...cSJ9J, 4...i.91cJ ts4.1,91 0.LiiaJY: 401.11 41941 9-4 .Y. VY 9lue WI" J,j á Ptl) Sector 2010 -11 of total 100 2010 -11 44721001389 2009 -1013883412811Total 2008 -09 1387 2085604 Expenses2010 -11 from external22512351389 resources 2009 -1013881235128 2008 -09 1387772353 Expenses 2010from -11 internal resources1389 2009 -1013882177683 2008 -09 13132511387 2010 -11 1389 Number of284 projects 2009 -101388 391 2008 -09 1387 419 J A: RehabilitationEducationProject in progress 8112 3601341 531661 2204161 214535 1414637 122597 1415119529223 257521179244 43494944821 21862222220865 2438 1946640 35291 979688 77776 121 40 146 24 144 27 s j,A, Lr',i641,); Jwi0,}a 14, :al sj9r X19': New projectsProject making - 8 339098 - 954953 39162 548370 306893 798363 292583 32205 15659039162 255787 123 220 1 248 sJ9.Y s9+ B: HealthRehabilitation 100 2 4790860 84225 6438099 31963 6420679 39087 4049557 61830 2729186 5461 3123202 741303 22395 3708913 26502 3297477 39087 91 2 55 3 112 2 4iJ,4.j, L.toa :4, si 9J; t9ta,J 519J; cß,1_, Project in progress 98 1 4682347 24288 27172003688936 21856994195053 3987392 335 2629915 93810 20612071061995 694955 23953 3595126 87285 3133058 124492 85 4 3418 5554 s ,39r Vii,;, New projectsProject making 100 6269412 7802389 4615526 840 1327504 3186830 1541644 4941908 4615559 3073882 840 563 553 525- 1 s J, y eri9.19%-) sJ9J.'4-5.33 5: OtherProjectRehabilitation Services in progress 87 6 5456552400440 5674885472574 3060835 553641 1091158 4969 1883538216268 251063872572 4365394395471 3791347 256306 - 2188263 302578 389 23 277 28 198 28 41J1 9'.l,.,i 9J,1: e s_5,y ,i,9ttJ t,,, sJ,y L71,iá New projectsProject making 15 34174970671 1646400 8530 961896 39154 231377 - 1087024 411736 6273 110372 70671 559376 8530 550160 32881 148 3 244 4 293 6 se1,y Ls- SJ9J°s9+ Source: Ministries and Departments Expenses in Development projects»45 4Ìby .z9+ sector 9.19.4 [riti""J14s ú%01.7 9u 1387 1388 1389 PublicAgriculture Services and Irrigation 2008 -09 JP 9 9191 4:ßs JS uÿ o v Vis+ OtherMines,Industries Services &Energy 2009 -10 toy, t:4°4-&_)4 ti9lS s+s 9J9 Telecommunication &Transportation 2010 -11 uJy n l j ,l uty, ls.. y495 4 9J1 .11919'9:1J1 j9 c J 9 i; 4,0 Lti .a j :1 V_ 4 d j i Thousand Afs ,sialrj 41L. Table 9 -17: Development Projects J.+ rry .rY .tsi a ,-...e 1 by Ministry & Department 41-t,ayt .r%faWt I a,41-1 .13..% Y - -'w sr -,' Ministrie and Department a /o 2010 -111389 at of total 2010 -111389 200 9 -10 Total1388 1387 Expenses from external resources1389 1388 1387 Expenses from1389 enternal resources 1388 1387 1389 Number 1388 of project43l a hI I l' Total 100 43443401 47542910 553818612008 -09 201024231816 -11 200919178980 -10 275542462008 -09 192115852010 -11 283639302009 -10 278276152008-09 2010 -11 2437 200 9 -10 2940 11387 2008 -09 3413 ,,1aí NewProjectsRehabilitation projects in progress 157112 30858827 65747195210453 34099163 82549664869989 4130668074668396431630 1484325063736073014959 134867094922855 686193 2132029141036012124081 160155772195494201112 2061245433321114183796 199863894307549 1443 262 1289 344 1323 379 ,lu .told k)tka 41/ì4a -'1-it 1: Office of The PresidentProject making 100 2 102977799402 102717318792 489761176712 4661583223 319293 6273 102977799402 235569 56102' 3363238 170468170439 717 15 8 1293 14 1699 1112 .ÿi,+ 1-1.1 ($xy{.4a :1(5114 is3.u;s.r a.lsr ProjectRehabilitation in progress -5149 5276250215 - 2591168929 - 205434 - 46615 - 124409 5276250215 - 2231425911 - 81025 35 83 5 4_51-4 4-i-916-J144" ProjectNew projects making - 7877 279996 4331 - - 194884 - - 7877 85112 4331 - 3 15 4_5.1y,,rii üi»;,mss: 4_,.r.4 s+ Rehabilitation2: Office of Administrative Affairs -100 ' 19242 - 27288 - - - 27288 - - 19242 - - - - 1 - 1 - tfJlJ; ,0-1-91.6-) eJhl ij1,J : r NewProject projects in progress -100 19242 - 27288 - - - - 19242 - - - - 1 1 - 3: Economy 100 1 89836 85457 404447 27288 113422 89836 85457 291025 8 11 10 4i,.4 sr ProjectRehabilitation in progress - 99 88599 1008 - 83487 1970 - 72806 - - - 88599 1008 - 83487 1970 - 72806 6 1 10 1 - 2 4' -1y, V13 tee Lya 4.4l :r ProjectNew projects making 0 229 - 331641 - - - 113422 - 218219 1 8 SSJJy s_, Project4: in progress Foreign Affairs - - 750015 459734 - - 211859211859 229- 750015 247875 2 2 Jiltysiiy, ks:,»43.1y ,11 t 5:Project justice making - 100 94808 _ 133966 - 65609 52914 - 7451 - 41894 133966 - 58158 9 4 5 419y (..:9W :° ProjectRehabilitation in progress 100 94808 133966 1422337464 52914 41894 - 133966 3746414223 - 9 - 4 1 4 »x40:.-11.6.)14+, ProjectNew projects making - - - - 12744 1178 - - - 62731178 6471 2 1 4-3,y, .:,I 43_4 s ÿ Rehabilitation6: Finance 100 1 1206164 10535 1506996 479084 - - - - 1206164 1506996 479084 43 1 40 1 13 Limy u:» :11t.:1 LtA NewProject projects in progress 97 2 1172012 23617 1498384 62332379 106393372691 - - - 1172012 2361710535 1498384 62332379 372691106393 40 2 37 2 7 6 ,,s »x ,f15J4.:.1t1 -9 k-, Project7: Frontiers in progress . Ethnics and Tribes Affairs 100100 18824 1192115468 7453 - 18824 15468 7453 2 2 1 1 1 i A44 ,jI yiyÍ939y, s; 9i-k :rr ThousandTable 9 Afs -17: Development Projects...(Contd) , .rte J3"ÿ 419-4J .. çf19.4 4414,11.ey4 :4.41a1 tJ,941 V- ,iil xj 44 P lil 4o Ministrie and Department aikikAL 4.1./o of2010 total -11 4:. 2010 -111389 200 9 -10 Total1388 J.t; 2008 -091387 Expenses from2010 -11external resources1389 4:44 .1 11+.11:' .1 2009 -10 1388 2008 -091387 Expenses2010 from -111389 enternal resources 4.iiAá ),-00.).0 -I `voti 2009 -10 1388 2008 -091387 2010 -111389 Number of project 200 9 -101388 2008 -091387 ejhl JI ujl j t Rehabilitation24: Rural Rehabilitation & Development 100 14 5436993 762145 63459751289714 76790761327401 3797582 762145 5022 18682812871447617 16394111636572 368540163409531289714 430107174922481198687 1406 725150 2238 896255 27861000 310 wkltkJ 1-..1/44 tf;;.1y a J :1' t 41»,tai Lijsr 1-9.1: NewProject projects in progress 77 9 4201913 472935 36904231365838 20029874348688 2565341470096 10497 2839 1365838 1992490 531 1087 1 1476 65»y si.1 25: National Defence 100 11661166 5847258472 11661166 5847258472 7 1 41,_):!.'131:etis :ro 26:Project Interior in progress Affairs 100 335997 203660 23590 94690 68496 241307 135164 23590 84 19 1 3 4)4 ,01J.!S:Y1 NewProjectRehabilitation projects in progress - 93 7 312632 23365 - 135164 63035 5461 23590 - 94690 - 63035 5461 217942 23365 135164 23590 82 2 9 3 41,r 4;u1-6,-)1--4' 43_,J; .31 431.4 ss+ 27: Counter Narcotics 100100 458 266250 124672279455 48521 279455124672 458 217729 1 1 2 1 1139 4j1 °rss.rc,r4.+ :V, 4.33,4 .:I_,' NewProject project in progress - 458 - 217729 48521 154783 48521 154783 1 1 28 4j1r sr Project28: Government in progress in Parliament Affair 100 7656 7656 1 5 6 .l jt.t. vLl ill tJy : r n ,,...1151,t.a1oo : Y I jI,i ,,3I Rehabilitation29: Academy of Science 100 1 45736 275 23544172 41983 45736 275 23544172 41983 4 1 2 - ,6.5r -, 14'-) Project in progress - 99 45461 - 1818 - 41257 726 - - 45461 1818 - 41257 726 - 3 3 5 1 ti»y .3i15,'4.3.1.4 v;t Project30: Geodesymaking & Cartography Head Office -100 25859 - 65651 2611 13483 - 39606 - - 25859 - 26045 2611 13483 2 14 3 eJ' s J L.:M.)1.35)s J s j., f,A :r ProjectRehabilitation in progress 100 25859 23434 12133 25859 23434 12133 2 2 1 12 411r 4- _1 14: 4511;L.-4,; 31:New Attorney projects General 100- 3350033500 - 902459024539606 1350 39606 33500 90245 1350 - 2 2 - g11o1 ,1lJk a s Flo :W1 43_,A,,,31_,. ys:).Jr ss+ 32:Project Central in progress Statistics Organization 100 65 4074462844 8426185644 1318 40744 8426185644 13161316 22100 - 7 2 25 1 e jhlsjsy LSj _ty ,d-9"-,' i1.0aL1 :rf 33:NewProject G.I.Administration projects in progress of Anti coruption 100 35 2210010488 1383 653 - - 1383 2210010488 653 - 25 - 13 - s jfilÿWh sL`' e d 4JI'l' :rw eJlol It `etas ss »y: s; NewandProject Bribery projects making 100- 10488 - 653- - - - - 10488 - 653 - 2 1 4SJs; 419_411Y .31):'d and34: IndependentCivil Service Administrative Commission reform 100 1001532 500172 244532 995871 500172 244532 5661 - - - 3 7 7 5 Slalti yy.li X1.,1 yta 51.014jl °l° '1" t iAT.4 NewProject project in progress 99 1 995871 5661 480457 19715 225476 19056 995871 480457 19715 225476 19056 5661 - 2 1 16 2 43i t .-1I>:'i 4211y ss+ ThousandTable Afs 9 -17: Development Projects...(Contd) ... Ministrie and Department is iikii.X 41" 1389 4+ of total 1389 1388Total a.4 1387 Expenses from external1389 resources 4 á .}..1t4 )44 , .1,411 1388 1387 Expenses from enternal1389 resources 411.94 r-.!'r zfs .1 1388 1387 1389 Number of project jr % 4 1388 1387 419.4 ,,J ;4.4101 (Is, v-g.1 e,1,131 ú,1J3 35: Disaster Preparedness Department 2010 -11 100 2010 -11 6041 200 9 -10 5911 2008 -09 9593 2010 -11 6041 2009 -10 5911 2008 -09 2140 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008-09 7453 2010 -11 1 2009 -10 1 2008 -09 2 ejai 41)1.u,,.:o4 :wo NewProject project in progress 100- 6041 - 5911 - 2140 6041- 5911 - 2140 1 1 1 419_4 mil;": 36:Project Control making and Audit Office 100- 185700 - 153572 131250 7453 - - - 185700 - 153572 - 131250 7453 - 2 - 3 5 1 e,l,l ,Jsy:a jI 419-4 Ls:, LsJ3y, sr :1't Agency37:NewProject National project in progress Envronmental Protection 100-100 185700 22426 - 107717113208 40364 131250 - - - - 18570022426 - 10771711320840364 131250 52 421 - 5 e,1,1,1.., .. J14 A 4.1:1"V 411.4 L,:,1ju 4,sJ,y s; NewProject project in progress -100 22426 4952158196 - - - - 22426 - 4952158196 5 13 t$J,J; Li.I,v 38: National Olympic Committee 100 1123 11123 - 1123 11123 1 1 Ludi j a fi új y..,l 0.3 J3, oj ,,, :wn L,sJ,x s,; NewProject projects in progress 100 1123 - 11123 1123 11123 1 4 J,y 0'1'1: 4.9...4 ss; 39: Banks 100 13500 700 - - - - 13500 700 12 1 4 ,35.; y : r 1 NewProject project in progress 6733 90004500 700 - - 90004500 700 1 1 4J,y LiI,v Rehabilitation40: Kabul Municipality 100 35 280296802296 1873647447289 597835 1579 - 1064089213657 280296802296 233632809558 597835 1579 14 2 29 8 10 1 yïJ.L4u.11t,L4. ,j,ls, :1 4J,y sr , I.,1, NewProject projects in progress 64 3 516807 5193 1361004 65354 586168 10088 847827 2605 516807 5193 513177 62749 586168 10088 11 1 17 4 8 1 yrJ,y, L..'I 411.4 s,; Rehabilitation41: Afghan Red Crescent Society 100 3 46923 1548 28193 - 62553 6808 29674 4449 17249 1548 23744 62553 6808 11 1 6 10 2 4ß3íg ,r.:y. e,.. L,./111.2: t 1 42:NewProject High project in Courtprogress 100 6333 160412 2967415701 135874 19148 9045 2311932626 1396029674 - 4449 146452 15701 135874 19148 4596 2311932626 928 442 0 35 y j,y, ,,ri, L6)1-.3+1 4J,y.-'1,v Lij,y,s,; ProjectRehabilitation in progress 94 2 150025 3887 120100 15774 35733887 146452 15774 53 31 cyJ3r, t<, t,44,.. e,k. :4 Y 43:IndependentNew project Directorate of local Governance 100 4 23377 6500 900994 118068 6500 120100 6 1 411_4 L;-'1;': LSJ3r s; NewProject project in progress 100- 23377 - 889189 11805 115935 2133 4537 889189 115935118068 2133 1884018840 1180511805 - -- - 6 6672 6 3739 2 e,1,14s13Li _0..0 Lt ,l g)0 4.. 4j,y,L,-1I,v J : t r Rehabilitation44: National Standard Authority 100 - 8355 - 34464 1263612636 4728 - - - 3627 - 34464 1263612636 3 2 1 1 ú.. l.,, Sl,i,,,Z...y.1., :11 yj,y sy NewProject project in progress 4357 47283627 34464 - 4728 - - 1744662 3627 - 34464 - - 2 1 2 - 4.5i.....43_11...)14.., Li J,y .'I.3"1 ,,sj,y s,; ThousandTable Afs 9 -17: Development Projects...(Contd) -1 419.4 Li.a.4.r :0.e1.11 a94 1 V-4o WI»,i t tBJI Ministrie and Department c9.34.0)1 4íL.01389/o of2010 total -11 4+ 2010 -111389 200 9 -10 Total1388 r.10 2008 -091387 Expenses from2010 external -11 resources1389 411.00 yr .m:uk 3 ú:.:] 2009 -101388 2008 -09 1387 Expenses2010 from -11 enternal1389 resources 4.íi1:4¡ J'.A.4.19S .1 2009 -10 1388 ' 2008 -091387 2010 -111389 Number of project J." "' cf J9J; 2009 -10 1388 2008 -091387 OJhI 1I uJIJ1 45: National Assembly 100 39640 128413 83184 55787 58801 39640 72626 24383 12 15 29 IJ1.: : i 0 ProjectRehabilitation in progress 96 4 38106 1534 6862618384 30910 14384 6527 38106 1534 68626 4000 24383 1 2 - 4 3.3y 4-3.316J l'.'' ss »J! I-''': New project 100- 6981 - 41403 52274 41403 52274 6981 1 - 2 7 40 _0_44 : f k ySJJ sr Project46: Parliament in progress 100 6981 6981 1 - 1 S1J1 1l 4.0 u9 9Jt?? 1-..1..91 ' : t V 4:)sy 1,' 47: KuchisIndependent General Directorate of 100 27010 82038 764764 27010 82038 764764 1010 - 10 1 Li_iiJ; .-1I .4líí NewProject project in progress 100- - 82038 - - - - 43367 - 4074482038 48286 1 10 4 - 4 ...... 4.) 4..I ,,La : t A ,-513_4 sr Rehabilitation48: National Security Department 100- 43367 - 40744 - 48286 - - - - 43367 40744 - - - 1 - 4 - ,s»J< 4:)i-A' .3I} i , t6-)1"»' NewProject projects in progress 100- 4504 - 48286 - - - - - 4504 - - 48286 - - 1 - - 4 693.-.0.a. rsil, (.5.1)+1 0.-11 ù2I.1: i 4 413J; sr 49: Source:ProjectAfghistan Ministriesin progress Atomic and Energy Departments Commission 100 4504 - - - - - 4504 - - 1 - - sJu JI4iÿJIjJ:;`yi'J' .'Ijv JW 1600018000 Expense from Internal and External Source in Developing Projects 2010 -11 rA9- 4ii 113>JW 1'+J4?1113+J..4 119J 140001000012000 400060008000 2000 0 s f J1J ss 43Ay Rehabilitation Projectys1J L6-) External resource 4h19t JW 1 J4a Project in progress ysss I1' Internal resource New projects °cL1}á r 1 J1S, ,r,Sl Project making 1" A q yu*}, A q ' 'Y9 9) t.3 9) 4.4.4 9J 9 Y °JO :1 /1- 1194 Thousand Afs Table 9 -18: Number and Expenditure in Development Projects by Sector & Province 2010 -11 4r.1..) 4 W%r Province ú.trl Total at; Je.S ö:rxt Other .zr xr% av4.1 Health .> ,14e1 Education y 13" Transportation .,'..Al ) !a'" Telecommunication C++lxl plyts. !ri% .1.'401 Energy ,1.1,.11 Industries .W" ,.4e1 Mining Jj1 .1!" ....el IrrigationJAIseil »r% Agriculture ujs `yy' Total Expenditure 43443401 2939No Expenditure 6269412 No 654 Expenditure 4790860 No 303 Expenditure 4472100 No 330 Expenditure 15481007 No 439 31 Expenditure 1685639 No 142 Expenditure 4399930 .0"No 170 7 Expenditure 174072 No 15 3 Expenditure 406190 - No 2 - Expenditure 5236063 No 791 Expenditure 528129 k"No 93 e,r+4 ParwanKapisaKabul 123090591013821856445 336 7177 3394761 5228261771 118 1315 1125168153231 65723 32 69 2562787 4302253788 97 8 1207171308220 62162 1516 1131497 1920910976 10 4 1078578463097459228 58 136428 - - 1235423 6195454975 291714 437246 314 39 tttS Jet Wardak 772724 7454 47923 13 136942 76 2174 3 1 514765 98 14818 4 6022 4 5 - - 49934 15 146 1 ,-Ljjù1jj NangarharLogar 347827974877379763 106172 215427150227 92552 2029 2812120173 7420 14 8 1789155655 220 18 5 298085 9191557868 2429 3839011086 9961 44 2387593915 8240 13 4 -14676 2 - - 29549510277467727 602238 314146 36 jV _A-13 $ 1 PanjsherLaghman 1783725231334 9336 4103693332 16 8 123706 20105 85 43123 6424 11 1 8758751467 18 3 22447 3814 4 1346004 2866 10 1 - - 105622 63277 2114 - 4249 5 - j%11.% j-a0 GhazniBamyanBaghlan 2001527 609647 7462 124473 70005 1815 193093124530 8 113239161464 11 3 1568784 59503 10 9 3048711251 4 82312866 5 1 - 1336 1 - - 8062160977 2610 - 314 3 - Ù11411 Paktika 264260 28 55602 9 101081 8 2527 1 45732 1 10976 4 2866 1 - 1 - 45476 4 - - 15,-1S KhsotPaktya 717465254662 7737 7389843988 1810 9352491783 8 7 348369 0 70 5300448305 74 1451613693 4 20142 3797 62 - 1166 - 113865 51929 26 9 146 1 , ....,,i.t Kunarha 254513 81 30461 5 22259 10 13623 14 1 58129 38 11196 4 17059 5 - - 100877 34 909 -1 jS NooristanBadakhshan 1312509 164954 134 41 104217 34044 21 6 302692 16948 87 207314 94 9 447538 49592 29 24697 3677 4 74143 5843 12 - 173 1 142983 54756 4415 - 8751 6 Ùßj }IJ KunduzTakhar 895254701603 8193 121801 85936 2110 200604 89859 10 8 1697918701 79 209686126032 2414 2469722776 4 250366 73605 86 - 1537 1 - 255242 83142 1026 87427152 6 jam+ BalkhSarSamangan -e -Pul 67628941409430544761 100 89 173321142670 3625 303654 99339 1113 8 9261822545 11 7 58058321014186 1510 32133 9879 4 254616 30384 6 - 1277 1 - 8510370620 1811 1434019807 6 38 J Ghor 381075 101 106271 40402 21 8 196397 57800 8 6088829450 , 19 9 101425 89270 14 1715113967 4 15349 5917 72 75 1 - - 8798599149 4035 - 4340 4.y Daykundi 209492 4283 39497 1210 17953 6 10532 35 76591 16 5 11443 4 2866 1I - - 50463 10 146 1 jj ZabulUrozgan 196697585450 33 3519344255 6 4781523633 7 34314368 2 262597 47194 3 76838809 4 2866 1 - - 238776 52369 40 9 146 1 s-»ùLgjjl J!I3 Kandahar 518737 65 131700 13 102912 11 59832 5 82150 5 30185 4 3089 2 1160 1 - 1 - 107563 23 146 1 j1°ii Jawzjan 1765258962297 133 85 172797102508 3722 98332 10 7 192781 13 6 113349 2315 13446 4 19851 10 5 13675 1190 1 348080 - - 69330 3222 3431 32 ù4.3y BadghisHelmandFaryab 840336749441 7681 8633163281 1311 204314122698157644 86 188280 70290 1768 18 3 1120192364791 54364 1410 123211097624697 4 38801168152866 51 - - 230182271884116152 2630 54304340 146 1 4-..jV aLL Heart 1775840 145 141455 31 272084 12 6 35869 29 524717 23 5 46101 4 53102 11 1 - 1378 -1 58110- 1 - 636516 47 - 6508 6- ply NimrozFarahSource: Ministries and Departments 221220674506 4039 5009845897 12 13011839205 7 27696 4357 4 431272 47534 4 12595 4089 4 69322866 3 - - - - 4552147400 59 146 3Jte1 3_9544+ .Ij t..>1ta9 9+9+ Yÿ tß°.3"°391011.9.14911.49 0-11,1,9 Table 9 -19: Activities of Government and Private Construction Companies

1389 1388 1387

Indicator Unit 2010 11 2009_10 200809 vii 4,4' slú, J;)--" . J'.r°'v ij J;.r-r°u -1' TotalPrivate Gov. Total PrivateGov. TotalPrivateGov.

Total Number1167 390 777 2213 745 1468 981 504 477 t4 .91.0+ -+

A :Completed buildings Number 392 194 198 1224 316 908 596 311 285 y4 1Y4 9MlJ9 .393 9^° 19?J ßi11

Total Value of completed buildings Mn Afs2573 5202053 37391122 2617496618703096,19i1 a °J9+ 9rl-19-, -949,1 _0.19

Actual cost Mn Afs2420 498 1922 38051144 2661 818716696518l+iI 0'1mks B : Under construction buildings Number 775 196 579 989 429 560 385 193 192 y4 s9srh' 4çaN .919.19» u

Total Value of trader construction buildingsMn Afs13848 272011128138904537 9353 964151524489,,;i-:;i a_01,... 14y.11 "9 45 .tiV91 çi.Y Actual cost Mn Afs4512 14643048 40121111 2901 254310771466,,-itsM o9 - :.:e t es

Source :Government and Private Construction Companies a rsr r°rds u11>> 919-yvJ>>:°'=< sW

J&. 1,-.94.0.9'S.Yÿ W°.9 -21.91 94494» 0:11.1.9.1 :r-`1Jj Table 9 -20: Number of Government & Private Construction Companies Machinery Vehicle

1389 1388 1387

Indicator 2010_11 2009_10 2008_09 LoaL,, Ord .211rß Jta---." ,..:"19 JjOrd. Jr, PrivateGov. TotalPrivate Gov. TotalPrivateGov. Total

Number of Constructions Companies 417 10 427 400 11 411 530 11 541 swl .li91Ssw 91 919? 0149,

Total number of machineries 312014914611 2698 72034183652 7724424 Ú9+

Compressors 222 36 258 197 17 214 244 22 266 -).0.a.4):" Mixing machines 668 64 732 543 60 603 717 41 758 Cr...411 - 919a -414,,,. 91 s-414 Vehicles & damp trucks 829 515 1344 799 2571056 1072 2601332 L19.4 4t s j1.ga s Y cß+19 s4 Other Vehicles 667 742 1409 631 292 923 968 3441312 4+r49 i9+ Excavators 342 35 377 218 11 229 336 12 348 ß,41,0.. 61 J9U. Scrapers 113 4 117 77 3 80 64 8 72 rs.r Bulldozers 130 66 196 110 53 163 119 54 173 0a i4+ Motors Cranes 149 29 178 123 27 150 132 31 163 4-1.94)s 49.5-+9sl rr aüifi

Source :Government and Private Construction Companies :

J9.i.3? "4'+4 :1' 1-gJ94 Table 9 -21: Road construction Kilo meter 1389 1388 1387 Indicator Li. 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total Constructed roads 1208 979 1686 4+95x -..cs.9* 1..19 c,1s+

Asphalted roads 763 298 1132 4i_4_, css-° F Sand roofed roads 398 659 549 ^ass.. ,-, cs9W cJ_l s-°

Repaired roads 5 22 5 as.. cstl' css-1 as,' Other roads 42 4i3s..àWus3

Source : Ministry of Public Work ,Municipalities and Private Companies :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 175 1 w A 4 LAS Services Land Transportation j,}t..ul,},4sS.ä

Afghanistantransportationsystem uses 91 Ly,Iyá land LS" .;.JJg5..v1}+ and air transportation. It hasto be mentioned that `V in land cs6.1J9 449117P rt JI 4:4S 4sá 4.1J.9;1-.3153 transportation,speciallyimportsof 4M90I,L.9 Li91; ,a j13 L.c.oia vehicles, indicates ,,,0,15a't considerablegrowth. 919 üSJts 1 r n n 4K 44L5, 4J L'ISl j 4+_e, Therefore,registeredvehicles was 1036025 in 459IJ 1 rro4.) 4 9 2009 -10 which increasedto 1132288vehicles 1lr1'1'nn Lss Jts 1rn94 ,,g;ke., in 2010 -11,that shows an increase of9% in j%94yy 4 J1SJv Ls 449,,á 6_014a9.]I,c 2010 -11compare to 2009 -10 Private cars and 91 S JI taxies increased the most. Lorriesalso increased c )19'1:jc-'t:J ur`A-5`-;; 91v1,41iw From 169737 in 2009 -10 to 184799in JI 1nfV99 j5 VrV a14511 2010 -11. Buses increased from71581 ,y; IyL, j SI jc V f nr f J' V 1 o n 14J to 74834.

Air Transport c,1-11,9A

91J,?LS4-J Forairtransport,the country has two CS) `v9JS4 Ls:1I34e J9:k' °91 Iyre 4-(1JI.IA4. international airportsin Kabul and 43.9JS+)?9S9 LSJI LbSLá vS Kandahar and many small airfields, three of ú111.41 4 i9ys,) 4:11 Jib 4,.).14.&.L. Dele 4.1 which are asphalted. Air traffic (the number of 4-1,5-1 flights) has been increasing substantially 9J9 4ii _5,:a (i 45 Liio J'4íS 6J91 4, I sincetheendof warinlate2001,For Ls-1,1,),) A Lits1 rn 45,1 911 oy9,s94 i911 vtILíL,Ì :t.141 instance Ariana Airline has 9 aircrafts, which S L5S JL=. 901,_, 44 c.):'J91.,4 rf 1.. Ls' L5SJLS lrn94, in 2010 -11 carried totalnumber of 341000 ai9ll.a 4:ÿ f r 9 V JLS Ls.1.44 45 425,-1 JI.14.á 91 LA 9..JS Passengers and4297tons ofgoods. In LJc,r19-4 addition to Ariana,3 private air companies are `S.11 y199y1, operating and have 15 aircrafts and carried 6.v9J9°91L9Se=? Ite 9 á`L9J' Ls°9.-" cs191° J.93 totalof 818000 passengers in 2010 -11 and 45 ,LAS Jts1 rn9 45 45}1 4_54:i911 j9t.4,4 91 A 1 A.. from private airlines only Safiairline carried 4, Ls..13.4 csS9:t1JS 39 ton of goods. L.,i1yá Lsj1s.,3 Ls1.4 ? 4J 9'.96J L.5.1 04141.1 4:131L. 4.4 r

úl,;li.o Communication 4,`,j_S J»,? 41.,..43J9 `lii 4_d".'' 4.1 9,1 Communication has been strongly y J' S 4 jt 4 9 SI j41.L.4.5 LAJI9yá 4591 L6,1 developing since the end of the war.In the °J-117.1j 9It9"` `v Lr' `1`:1J1 .L5-1 L$ 9 `t'-L°IJ last ten years, most of investment was made in Ls9"' J9"' 9J1-1, 45 3.J' J l° 4-4

11 . communication sector. Till2009 -10 total of 4 J u191:J J:* r-S 9S99s< cJ9,?S 4 9419a14.5o 12636817 SlMcardswere sold by private JIS 1 r n n44 communication companies. While till the end of2010 -11,total SlMcards soldby JLS1rn94_,-'IJLo,ja1Y`tr`tn1V private communication companies is 4g J4....aa 4 L 11 1 V 9o 16067965 The number of fixed line telephone L5-5 "9.0 45 91L_Sg,l949.95 (J9495'9 9vli subscribers has increasedsubstantially from JL_S 1 r AA . o 140205in 2009 -10 to 183528 in 2010 -11 4< °.L..,J `V9-'Si11 ji..4-`1 9494 9S1111 which shows an increase of 30 %. 4.141 Al- o Y n ,__s JL_S 1 r n Zr 91

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 176 1 r n 9 0.111S 14,94.;tAa.a CiLLAwlJ Table 10 -1: Land Transportation

Indicator Unit 1389 1388 1387 ."19 UA4w vai 14 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total Vehicle 1132288 1036025 949636 .'I Jaí

Government sector Vehicle 37619 36660 35598 e'15.. J 1y'

Private sector Vehicle 1094669 999365 914038 .zI j J J JJ

Lorries Vehicle 184199 169737 156469 ell ja 4 j'

Government sector Vehicle 14283 13887 13604 .1jc. Lilliz

Private sector Vehicle 170516 155850 142865 .'1)o ,may. _;

Lorries capacity Thousand Ton 3080 2842 2618 ji ,-,ate yiY'

Government sector Thousand Ton 352 349 332 ù"+jß may'

Private sector Thousand Ton 2728 2493 2286 ,.:rSj ,may" _

Buses Vehicle 74834 71581 65471 e'I)c. 4;y...,

Government sector Vehicle 4652 4577 4390 .'I )c. 4.3y..ß, mss'

Of which: Vehicle :av a1

Milli bus enterprise Vehicle 682 696 722 akc 41. -.6 uW Ls-1.'

Private sector Vehicle 70182 67004 61081 e.11 is. ßÿ,f-orate

Buses capacity Thousand seats 3698 3535 3232 .*Sy' _)i ,;:); y33-

Government sector Thousand seats 189 185 178yu_j Jÿ,y-,

Of which: Milli bus enterprise Thousand seats 33 34 36 4Aft ji ys, i uW °' :4+ 4.1

Private sector Thousand seats 3509 3350 3054 -y ji Jy:6.. ,may. _;

Passenger cars Vehicle 691573 621937 558495 »Ij 4;y jay, 4y,S

Government sector Vehicle 16234 15905 15349 »Ijc. J may'

Private sector Vehicle 675339 606032 543146 el)c. Jy -' a; Lr' j ,,,.ayes

Of which: Taxi Vehicle 120519 118820 112728 e'IJo Lr.Sv ec1 , 41

Vehicle

Motorcycle Vehicle 141833 134596 132130 .zIjr. a3y15`,1 1--4y, .'1ja Government sector Vehicle 2450 2291 2255 J c 1y'

Private sector Vehicle 139383 132305 129875 e1)c. J3`6- v--°r°

Vehicle .J Rickshaw Vehicle 10647 10351 10349 eJ)cJ Vehicle .'I j - Foreigner,s vehicles - Vehicle 28602 27823 26722 J+"'_09..)i+s^' 9:46J4,..' Source: Ministry of Transportat and Civil Aviation

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 177 1 w n g 1LS 4,9+1,m1 Vt +tx.91 }1+ 9+ 4.1 j jif.au Lea j.ai %Ai úJ,9..ú1,)1 40:15...1a : Y -1t j,9.Li Table 10 -2: Activities of Land Transportation by Ministry and Private Sector

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit salt 0,1.51.J u.siLl

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total Transport of goods Thousand Ton 21122 20870 20669 ü+ . i 4-.1.9 2-4 432.' JJ .5401 as

A- Govemement Thousand Ton 1194 1149 1049 ú+ Ji IJ :x.:11

Ministry of Transport and Civil Thousand Ton 636 628 621 ú+ Ji uJI...)9.'4 c;'I Js JI J> 1j Aviation Ministry of Commerce and Industries Thousand Ton 558 521 428 ú+ Ji u jlij y.?-- il LsJt1 .1JW

Government Sector & Mixed porteageThousand Ton 1194 1149 1049 ú+ J.J Aaïl, Jtd oJI ts,IJ.1 Union B- Private sector Thousand Ton 19928 19721 19620 (:).; JJ J9- -rd :'

Total of Goods Circulation Mn Ton/ Km 6575 6350 6186JY0J4. S ú+ ú 14. 61J9pi .lJ .).,01'r.91iAa

Government Sector porteage Mn Ton/ Km 352 361 300).j1 ú, ú J.41+4 'L'i1 JJ J14 L.-11.J Asssociation

Ministry of Transport and Civil Mn Ton/ Km 93 91 89 J14 ú5 ûJ uJI, JJ.üh L:1IJ0 JI J 1 Aviation Private sector Mn Ton/ Km 6223 5989 5886JY0 J4S iß ÚJ4 J9:6*-''' Le-..._

Ministry of Commerce and Mn Ton/ Km 259 256 211Jí JL$+ úJ111. (y.rjl)JIjJ J.? 1- -iI LiJg1.1J,,.1 Industries(Afsotr) Total of Transport of passengers Mn passenger 234 232 203 )t.úJ:ß 4:»JiL4,9W Jj. di

Government Sector Mn passenger 33 40 48 )L. úJ:1:° JJ 41

Of which Mili bus (public bus) Mn passenger 33 40 48 Jtl úJ14.° (Jw ,rL:. c t 4.4 ^1

Private Sector Mn passenger 196 192 154 )- úJ111° JJ cs1°J-

Source: Ministry of Transportation and Civil Aviation & Other M'nistries `VJ'JI.J JJ'91

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 178 1 r A 9 tAS 4,9+14=1 CA Isla Tablel0 -3: Number of lorries by Ministry and Department Vechical 1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Ministry & Department JJ+ ivy pi Jla.g di; PY rr.; J48 JJ+ 4 P pr.r Jlss ajlal ,91 uJl j Under Under Under Total RepairIn use Total RepairIn use Total RepairIn use Total 14283 4191386413887 4371345013604 40013204 J.0

Office of Administrative 10 1 9 10 1 9 10 10 ,,h1 JJL Affairs Finance 12 6 6 13 6 7 13 2 11 Justice 56 10 46 56 7 49 56 56 s'. Communication and 12 5 7 12 3 9 12 12 1_. 1,^s1 cIy. Information Technology _5311 a5's

Commerce and Industries 525 63 462 580 90 490 560 87 473 . 4.- 31 4 jgi. j

Education 14 3 11 14 1 13 14 1 13 °_s: Higher Education 32 17 15 27 6 21 27 13 14 ...LA o_33a31

Public Health 41 22 19 41 23 18 41 23 18 1-..6-33

Mines 327 37 290 327 35 292 307 17 290 s:ItS

Public Works 572 11 561 570 53 517 570 53 517 4r° y1s9

Forentiers, Ethnics and 5 1 4 5 1 4 5 1 433k 31,44 3l3.rs9t.y:1s.,-r-. Tribes Affairs Information and Culture 12 5 7 12 4 8 12 4 8 ova j931y`tc I

Agriculture, Irrigation and 75 75 38 13 25 38 13 25 JLil1-o31 lfi-1 saslc mss Live Stock Water & power 113 45 68 113 42 71 113 42 71 la,;_)- 3l sass Transport and Civil 1207 138 1069 1207 97 1110 1117 97 1020 Ilya 31 39L. lJ' Aviation Rural Rehabilitation & 386 7 379 386 6 180 166 7 159 31=.J Lu31 >1&LN j.4.1. Development Urban Development Affairs 71 19 52 70 22 48 28 5 23 sjl.31s ers -JLa

Repatriation and Refugees 27 27 24 _ 24 24 24 3331134' Affairs Women Affairs 7 3 4 7 7 7 7 3j1' -,sis

Da Afghanistan Bank 8 3 5 8 2 6 15 6 9 ,S.j>, ùh..,:Iii1 Kabul Municipality 387 23 364 382 25 357 382 8 374 l3.áJ' >s Other Ministries & Social 10384 10384 9985 998510066 10066 X13 sl `2'3jJ1 _)áJ33 Organizations 4.1_01... j..,,, Source: Ministries, Departments and Social Organizations ay Lo jt j 3531

Number of Public Lorries » Jiff Lia..94A

2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 179 1 r A it U 4901.maa.1 ó:14.4u1+91.1 ,90.1 : i- (194 Table 10 -4:Capacity of Lorries, by Ministry Tons tr 1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 d.(+ tlyi r3.r Jai Ministrye & Department di; aln rra, J all tll'i 1.3.4" Jtm+ a jlal jt úJ113 Under Under Under Total Repair In use Total Repair In use Total Repair In use Total 352554 4069 348485 349817 4074 345743 332432 3739328693 JJ; Office of Administrative 100 _ 100 100 100 100 100 >Jhl JJl:, Affairs Finance 113 54 59 104 48 56 104 16 88 4,31L Justice 448 80 368 448 56 392 448 448 441.r Communication & 120 50 70 120 30 90 120 120 ,.....1L. j1... ,I t_,lyd:,... Information Technology tsjJJl'tsü Commerce and Industries 7350 882 6468 6960 1080 5880 6720 1044 5676 9..4.... 31 (p JS1ar,

Education 112 24 88 112 8 104 112 8 104 , +r, Higher Education 256 136 120 216 48 168 216 104 112 J.JS ''',..11-1911

Public Health 328 176 152 328 184 144 328 184 144 l,icJJ Mines 2616 296 2320 2616 280 2336 2456 136 2320 J114 Public Work 4560 72 4488 4560 424 4136 4560 424 4136 . lc y10 Forentiers, Ethnics and 40 8 32 40 8 32 40 8 32 JIM il s3Jr0,JJa- Tribes Affairs JJ4 Information and Culture 96 40 56 96 32 64 96 32 64 J..1A JiJlr`la)U.1

Agriculture, Irrigation and 600 600 190 65 125 190 65 125LiilaIL.JI yl yßJ r,Jlt syS Live stock

Water and power 1017 405 612 1017 378 639 1017 378 639 U4,_,)4,.0 s!_il

Transport and Civil 12070 1380 10690 12190 970 11220 11970 970 10992 .idt LAO il tcJy .aly Aviation Rural Rehabilitation & 1944 49 1895 1930 30 1900 830 35 795 u:4-6.,)1-...,41741_4 ira.

Urban Development Affairs 639 171 468 630 198 432 432 225 207 JJ4 1J ...Y.)

Repatriation and Refugees 243 243 240 240 240 240 JJ÷,s11J$ Affairs Women Affairs 56 24 32 42 42 42 42 JJ1-,, J Da Afghanistan Bank 55 15 40 40 10 30 75 30 45 c_5,14 t jl:,...itiils Kabul Municipality 3483 207 3276 3438 225 3213 3446 72 3374íJJlti? lsz Others Ministries & 316308 316308 314400 314400 298890 298890 JI a4Jl3s J}

Social Organization 4i_01-43-.2L-111..0 Source: Ministries, Departments and Social Organizations

Capacity of Lorries (tons )u+ Aq eLikJbi3JYa

.. 355000 349817 352554 350000 .145743 348485 345000 340000 335000 z32d32 330000 328693 325000 320000 315000 310000 1387 1388 1389 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Total JJï In use J+

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 180 wq ,gi.il.tcia 4.J14,t :-1 J.9.1? Table 10 -5: Number of Buses Owned by Ministry and Department Vecl;tical 1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 oJ1,11j1 JIj.9 Ministry & Department ,1sí allsi Ma.; 41.21 J,0 CSsN N.J+ J1" J.90. Cts+Y r44r 0211 Under Under Under Total Repair In use Total Repair In use Total Repair In use Total 4652 541 4111 4577 586 3991 4390 502 3888 J.9í Office of Administrative 26 26 22 22 22 22 e_»1 iJ1 Affairs Finance 58 24 34 58 10 48 58 27 31 4411-4 Foreign affairs 23 4 19 23 23 23 10 13 -9J.. k * - 1 9 Justice 10 1 9 10 2 8 10 ,' .11...-iii Economy 19 8 11 19 7 12 19 5 14 Communication & Information 23 9 14 23 6 17 23 2 21 LsJ,0 Wit^ it 1yts. Technology Commerce and Industries 79 25 54 79 10 69 79 79 .y42,-.., ji 4JiI'y , 23 ,+s; Education 23 1 22 23 23 23 Higher Education 56 7 49 56 13 43 48 10 38 _LIS ajs1_11 Public Health 48 48 45 45 45 3 42 1 JJ BLS Mines 17 3 14 185 86 99 185 12 173 4.0 Public Work 11 11 9 9 9 9 ' la ,.: Vyl 91I..LJI< Religious Affairs and Hajj 4 4 4 4 4 4

Frontiers,Ethnics and Tribes 4 4 4 4 4 4 iJ4 Al4 it i3.9....0i.r'' Affairs mis ji,lyl=a1.1 Information and Culture 20 7 13 20 6 14 20 7 13 93P y,Jl 4,i4JS Agriculture, Irrigation and 28 10 18 28 11 17 28 13 15 cjJUL Live stock : y. yl y,'1 Water and Power 26 7 19 26 4 22 26 3 23 Transport and Civil Aviation 1175 407 768 1165 400 765 1165 370 795 -1.t Li'Ii° ,I +J.r,-,115+ L,i t6J Lu,t lily ,01S4 Rural Rehabilitation & 31 31 30 30 30 30

Development Urban Development Affairs 16 5 11 15 4 11 15 15 ..9J4_,IJ .1YJM

Women Affairs 32 32 32 32 32 32 J.), s 1 1 sJ-tills4S-1 Repatriation and Refugees 2 2 1 1 Affairs Labar,Social Affairs Matyrs 23 6 17 23 7 16 23 10 13 i1?1..91=- ^J11,J4S.J?+1J+J1JtS and Disabled ir...0. -°sl JhI tiSl }i}dJI,y1 ,1 Independent Directorate of 7 7 3 3 3 3 Local Governance High Court 30 30 27 8 19 27 10 17 ^.. A.4 cill.itiila Da Afghanistan Bank 15 6 9 15 5 10 15 7 8 1' J-4 LI+LS Kabul Municipality 55 11 44 55 7 48 55 12 43 Others Ministries & Social 2791 2791 2577 2577 2398 2398 tiy,t. jlA .34:1.135j1 ysVUJ Jr1 Organization a,yl.eJ.).iilA+sl LSJI,It,yJIJ: 41171..y4 Source: Ministries, Departments and Social Organ ization

Number of Public buses _eakkr.k. ciksJ 4577 4652. 5000- 4390 4111 3888 3991 4000 3000 2000

1000-- 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 Total di:, In use dLi

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 181 1 w A q S 4s+1L.gial tk..äl .i:,,,9:4t c5J1 .31 4. .94wko :1 -1 Jy.Li Table 10 -6: Buses Capacity by Ministry and Department assen ers i.euiLss 1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Ministry & Department 4.1.0 Lon Naii JAI J.s+ Lon e.:.' ' c7s+ Lonprr' Jw eJIJIJ ujIjJ Under Under Under Total Repair In use Total Repair In use Total Repair In use 188855 24220 164635 185770 25465 160305 17852522410 156115 Total

Office of Administrative 780 780 660 660 660 660 uhI s..h, Affairs Finance 1740 720 1020 1740 300 1440 1740 810 930 X11° Foreign Affairs 300 30 270 575 575 620 300 320 Justice 690 120 570 300 60 240 300 30 270 »1, Economy 570 240 330 570 210 360 570 150 420 Je2 Communication & 690 270 420 690 180 510 690 60 630 sjs1t],11...31...... j1 ,1y,i..i.A

Information Technology .

Commerce and Industries 2190 570 1620 1975 250 1725 1975 1975 sI 4 1J Education 690 30 660 690 690 690 690 LeAii Higher Education 1680 210 1470 1400 325 1075 1200 250 950 JJS"jJJJ Public Health 1440 - 1440 1350 1350 1350 90 1260» Mines 540 120 420 5550 2580 2970 5550 360 5190 sIu Public Works 330 330 270 270 270 270 t< 411s+ Religious Affairs and Hajj 120 120 120 120 120 120 13,1 il .1- i'

Frontiers,Ethnics and Tribes 140 140 140 140 140 140 JJ4 ALA sl s+rú+ rs4-,.ry Affairs Information and Culture 600 210 390 600 180 420 600 210 390 J.w ji,ly-ta tl.

Agriculture, Irrigation and 840 300 540 840 330 510 840 390 450 c.i..» vl slsJ?JI, 4:4.rS Live stock

Water and Power 780 210 570 780 120 660 780 90 690 > j!,I 94.31 Transport and Civil Aviation 58750 20350 38400 58250 20000 38250 5825018500 39750 L1ysy1 W1r

Rural Rehabilitation & 1085 1085 1050 1050 1050 1050 ciste) 4.4 h; s.AS., Development Urban Development Affairs 480 150 330 450 120 330 450 450 JJ1,s1s "1 P JL Repatriation and Refugees 60 60 40 40 40 40 sJ4s11s Affairs Women Affairs 960 960 960 960 960 960 ssLt s Labar and Social Affairs, 690 180 510 690 210 480 760 300 460 a.,1s6- 41 vsls.i.s+slsI-S Matyrs Disabled s1 Independent Directorate of 210 210 90 90 90 90 e)hI ASIA:, ikAtjli _5,l 4J Local Governance a.S,...)L. High Court 900 900 810 240 570 810 300 510 Da Afghanistan Bank 450 180 270 450 150 300 450 210 240 ,_.Qy uti.., tkila Kabul Municipality 1650 330 1320 1650 210 1440 1650 360 1290 471s sL lS

Others Ministries & Social 109500 - 109500 103080 103080 95920 95920 4:...01-.j1- , 1s+ s1 °js+ .)1.)s sJ:i Organization 7}i JI ji .Y+ Source: Ministries, Departmen s and Social Organization cSJ

Public buses capacity 4.>6sLtWt c.f» 250 188 210 1,8 164 156 IRO 170 130

90 50 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 Total Jÿ In use Ju+

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 182 1 w A 4 tril S c5.901 -m1 ß : V- t. Js4 0:2,0 J GJI, 10. .9&.910A 9aß tK 9 `l; at)1.11 and Department Table 10 -7: No. ofPassenger Cars by Ministry 1388 1387 1389 2008 -09 2010 -11 2009 -10 aJ1 .11 ,91 JIJ' jt+i J,+JLi 0.jiJai Jan Pt`r dt+i ,x,9;5 San Pk` j+ Ministry & Department c1S5 Under Under Under In use Total RepairIn use In use Total Repair J9+ Total Repair 65 15284 15905 116 15789 15349 16234 18416050 275 .Jh1 sJ Total 328300 300 275 Office of Administrative 328 Affairs 21 152 173 175 14 161 173 17311'sJ1. s1 Finance 156 164 10 154 164 6 158 164 8 Foreign Affairs 175 175 3 175 6 169 175 41+x+1 Justice 53 52 172'52 53 53 53 0st,.laa,l IyL Economy 108 108 csi.,15, 114 121 121 Communicationn & 121 7 j14_,K14.s. Information Technology 108 12 96 ..5.41- j 98 108 12 96 Commerce and Industries 109 11 ,_i_.,16.... 339 339 319 339 339 340 21 J-kS "JS1sh Education 118 121 5 116 6 122 123 5 Higher Education 128 251 JJ 270 270 251 290 290 _34- Public Health 165 163 163 6 159 165 Mines 165 78 v.. ti 4.0 78 78 78 205 205 v 1191 il JUL. 4 Public works 62 62 62 62 Religious Affairs and Hajj 62 1 61 62 J..)4 344 s1.3-°_,L..0j-j- 62 62 62 Frontiers,Ethnics and Tribes 62 5 57 4J1-,11.4 yl1 yii, JS Affairs 124 13 111 110 124 13 111 Agriculture, Irrigation and 124 14 a J9Jlylc`.11e1 Live stock 3 95 J1_:)_, 97 98 7 91 98 Information and Culture 99 2 97 1.54,1 "JAL.aly 97 100 100 97 Transport and Civil 102 5 4-6-J 1; yI tü J j Aviation 220 209 220 14 206 220 Rural Rehabilitation & 220 11 l uay, 91 t J Development 116 19 97 109 116 19 97 Water and Power 117 8 JJJ1J ..JL 78 78 58 82 82 Urban Development Affairs 83 25 113 JJ4.331J 4.1 114 114 113 Repatriation and Refugees 114 114 158 ..,_.)4 a Affairs 160 160 158 160 1 159 -t7Jt?J.hA!+ e,giLvg,'a Women Affairs 126 126 ù4.1. 113 126 13 113 Labar,Social Affairs 115 2 ,:ru ..-.s1 Matyrs and Disabled 46 .J141 a51J15: s4)tJlsi514. 46 46 46 Independent Directorate of 46 7 39 4.45.ao . Local Governance 104 94 94 121 121 104 t L:it...aus1ai High Court 4 44 48 48 48 4 44 48 vlI J J1 is a Da Afghanistan Bank 158 158 22 143 161 161 Kabul Municipality 165 11742 5_01 -^ _3 J y14+svUs1... 12343 12151 12151 11742 Others Ministries and 12343 Social Organizations a y4 jl j;A9+91c5J141 Source: Ministries, Departmentsand Social Organization No. of Government Passenger cars " !'JJ'r J04.1 031...P.

16000 15000 14000 13000 12000 11000 1389 10000 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 In use J61 Total 410

1 w A 4Li1LS odiLwaal Afghanistan StatisticalYearbook 2010 -11 183 i ("0 A- )j Table 10 -8. Air TransportActivities Indicator 1389 Unit 1388 1387 2010 -11 sat9 0,14...a Aeroplanes 2009 -10 2008 -09 u-i L. Number 24 - Government 21 17 Number ,3,J; 9 - Private 9 7 4.1.0.0-VIJ Number mss. 15 mss° 12 10 Total capacity of Seats A+JJil -.o Aeroplanes 3203 2693 2019 4Sÿ uW Jyï 5zstta - Government Seats 1252 1312 863 sue - Private Seats 1951 51,P 1381 1156 ,...-J.1 Total Flight Hours Ord 13267 10598 8521 Lw - Government -,;s Jj+ JI Hours 4055 3357 2664 c.L1=.t - Private Hours LAP 9212 7241 5857 Ls-0y.. Total Length of flight Thousand Km 12074 10444 91503J3 41L, - Government :ot Ji3-it Thousand Km 4953 6691 5825 JI.J14. - Private Thousand Km 7121 3753 3325s3j.) L..°y`°' Goods carried Ton 4336 3540 3398 4-1s1s1- sr1 J,a 4 - Government Ton :,' 4297 3277 3305 vr, - Private Ton '' 39 263 93 Circulation of Goods Thousand Ton/ Lg.°r°' 21561 22913 19560 Km J:1..91-1S c:1W ù1J.91 JVI- . jy JJ -4A - Government Thousand/ Ton/ Km 21283 - Private 21926 19251 Ji AS c:, )j Thousand/ Ton/ Km 278 987 309ji. (Su.) Le.°=`°'y Passengers carried Thousand 1159 714 665 J;--." Jj, passenger ¿J:JSL.issL.Js' 4 Js+ - Government Tousand passenger 341 293 383 Jim. Jil - Private Tousand passenger 818 421 282 _AL... Jj Circulation of Mn passenger /Km °,`°' 7513 3540 3167 Jill---. ù passengers `a j-i,' J..i; 51 4' 1)1-.4.1 - Government .ÿ,° Ji Mn passenger /Km 1689 1960 2230 ..AL-.-. s:° s-1 J1O 9!IS - Private Mn passenger /Km 5824 1580 937 )l--.° jj l- `°r°' Total staff Person Jam° 1838 1894 2497 ji:1 ,J.".'1 Jj+9549S_A' - Government Person 1119 1233 1341 ji6 - Private Person 719 -' 661 1156 Jas Source: Airline Companies Ls..°r°' 4i9îSy1 tya :}w

ülaw s r% J-P,yi Passengers carried by Government & PrivateAeroplane 1,000 800 600 400 200 0} 1387 1388 2008 -09 1389 2009 -10 2010 -11 Government ,i:4' r uPrivate mfr+

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook2010 -11 184 1 t" A 4 tsiIts `yaltaaal jL"wsil+91 Table 10- 9:Ativities of Telecommunication and Post Office

1389 1388 1387 0.2iLli Indicator Unit sa39 crt .1 201041 2009 -10 2008 -09 Communication olj4t;.. Number of post offices at the Number 460 471 471 4 y. g+1 LA J&l ;+ JJl-S. End of year a;11 Postal letters Thousand 4008 4955 4536 ,U Ji sheet Total of fixed Telephones Line 183528 140205 103667 ù1 _ris0 s1JJ1

No of Mobile No 16067965 12636817 9500000 4.:h s =+s4d+ a s lam, 3,0y i; Total Radio Stations Line 106 102 99 li ss lS ï-z ù9:1.3-.+s1Sz )sï Total TV Stations Line 66 63 62 4.0-Iti .v1 9c. y5 Iyh Revenue of TelecommunicationMn Afs 6527 5585 4548L WI ù Services -Post Mn Afs 115 116 108 WI ùs:14 as3 -Telephone Mn Afs 919 760 961 WI ù3°L4 Reveue of Mobile Mn Afs 5493 4709 3478"=+ L+.sl ù3:L4 yl..P ,-1:1-.L.., Post office 4;+u;

y. ...,1 liu. p LA _)1,4 JL Total Number of post offices atNumber 460 471 471 the end of year In District Number 421 422 422 t, .p 11y4, á, :4-'1 LslA? LViA 4-1

Total of postal letters Thousand 4008 4955 4536 » e j+j$lcam° sheet Internal & External letters SentThousand 2239 2518 2274 Ji o ah cam: v111.531 0.).)Lia sheet a+,p,,. Letters Thousand 2198 2424 2230 Ji may. sheet

{ Newspaper & magazines Thousand 41 94 44 + J1. 44,4i), a44...) 14Jí sheet Internal & External letters Thousand 1769 2437 2262 J :05-4445.A., tr".1 rÁ1491 cJh'l aiy, Received sheet Letters Thousand 1146 2231 2163 J) 44.1 sheet Newspaper, magazines & booksThousand 623 206 99 JJ ,I ' L5 '1.1.» ' CJs

sheet Revenue of postal services Thousand 115717 116387 108807 1s91 Ji 441yc ,9+14.11. cam`":° Afs - Official Thousand 78025 70390 46130 WI Ji u-i :4-&-1 uslA? ,I"43 Afs - Private Thousand 37692 45997 62677 1-ä.91 Ji Afs Source: Ministry of Communication and Information Technology s.lslusL

lal.1 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 185 1 w A cs.sÿLaa. 4:)1 ,A14.95 ái -Vi kl+44 .911a .1; .-

Number Table 10- 10:Number of Post offices by Province 1389 1388 1387 Provinc Q03,9 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 Total 460 471 471 41,0 Kabul 39 49 49 aIS Parwan 11 11 11 Dlyy Kapisa 9 7 10 L.1.15 Wardak 10 8 9 siJi c jl.> . Logar 7 9 8 ygyi Nangarhar 28 27 26 Jts y Laghman 6 6 6 p1.;11 Panjsher 8 8 8 ti Baghlan 15 13 13 ú Bamyan 8 9 9 uL1.L Ghazni 19 18 19 .;.36. Paktika 11 19 15 15S3 Paktya 15 14 14 L., Khost 13 16 16 c.,. .9á Kunarha 17 16 15 449.A Nooristan 8 8 8 4.1L Badakhshan 29 29 29 pt:.y Takhar 17 17 17 h Kunduz 9 7 9 _3i15 Samangan 9 6 6 ,:iL Balkh 20 17 19 ta.' Sar-e-Pul 7 9 11 a;y.4 Ghor 10 7 7 y Daykundi 8 7 7 5.1:6,...41z Uruzgan 6 5 5 c9.g.J_JI Zabul 13 13 12 alii Kandahar 17 21 21 jtsiS Jawzjan 13 13 12 li Faryab 16 16 16 u1-1lé Helmand 17 16 16 .i,,Js

Badghis 7 8 8 LA.1613 Herat 21 21 23 ulyt Farah 11 16 12 .I, ji Nimroz 6 5 5 y4 Source: Ministry of Communication and Information Technolo +]I 51.s1....Iál>Jlá...1 ''-

Number of Post Offices .f+al 471 471 460

410 360 310 260 210 160

110 49 - 49 39

1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Total post offices r". .;:.._+ Number of Kabul Post Offices _;iá 4;...;, J.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 186 1 Y A 4 trillS,g}itsaal 611.4.11 .411.1 .y;.,< -95 4.a Li'i .1:11.9Q9-1,91 4. c 0 :1 -1 J34 Table 10- 11:Revenue of Postal Services by the Type of Post Thousand Afs 1389 1388 1387 Indicator c.r011 -W 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 115717 116387 108807 4.,j+

Official postal letters 83145 70390 3999 a1954

Internal letters 698 760 9146 4-i4 alsS

External letters 1349 1843 4476 42,_9 _

Sale of Aerogram (akind of post) 506 885 927 1-131K+ &1f'.J:1-1

Parcels 14282 16595 7727 4-iii-,..A

Receipt of parcels 480 251 1636 au.,1-04 91 91

Sending printed material etc. 814 950 2728 Jy=+ 91 Jj4 9l94.1-iS-1

print etc received 13 27 3323 Js3 91 ..14._) s3.94USJ

Small post Pacel sent 3606 4157 7251 csJs `... jS

Small post Parscel received 130 139 4126 a4.3.Js sS

P.O.Box 1308 2392 4289 uÿ !+

Sale of postal stamps 42 969 1491 (-IA

Others 9344 17029 57688 .)sl Source: Ministry of Communication and Information Technology > ;9c5j911-15j Ls'l °91x°91.9'1.?? 1-i-o1:4 LLy Y

Postal Revnue 3;19c339+° Thousand Afs w1JJ Thousand Afs Internal and External letters 116387 115717 120000- 10000 108807 9146 110000 9000 100000 8000 90000 7000 80000 6000 70000 5000 4476 60000 4000 50000 3000 40000 1843 2000 1349 30000 760 698 1000 20000 0 10000 1387 1388 1389 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 2009 -10 2010 -11 2008 -09 MI Internal letters + yj S- to-kJ-4 External letters ter&

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 187 1" A g 11 43 1..wa&I c;j1.14.4 w.51a 3+a sK+=3Y9 99:1-91.4.1101-":".1 :Y -1 J94 Table 10 -12: Postal Revenue by Province Thousand Afs 1389 1388 1387 Province 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 4Y9 Total 115717 116387 108807 (.1..0 Kabul 83831 87147 84510 cl-S Parwan 1108 908 828 c:vls.); Kapisa 984 844 761 L :; u Wardak 402 375 367 s'IJs t:714. Logar 534 397 384 sKs1 Nangarhar 3088 2891 2057 J1-4_/-14 Laghman 1029 720 575 c:1Li.1 Panjsher 438 370 306 JAN-li Baghlan 749 801 684 %h, Bamyan 571 530 453 Cith Ghazni 904 795 814 _34 Paktika 81 172 108 15+ Paktya 838 708 685 1,1:15-; Khost 531 413 436 ,-,... J.:, Kunarha 665 690 616 4+s.iLS Nooristan 5 7 52 Dws Baghlan 1015 767 714 (L)Lt&.y Takhar 1292 1458 990 JL.:; Kunduz 1150 2337 1050 :)-3S Samangan 862 825 815 Balkh 3330 3019 2174 t-14 Sar-e-Pul 465 326 312 Lk,'' Ghor 355 357 602 .)s6- Daykundi 374 132 265 a.i,51.) Urozgan 180 180 169 ùgasl Zabul 146 115 363 L/41i sAilS Kandahar 1928 1579 1412 Jawzjan 1194 1104 940 ù4.3.5 Faryab 1280 1217 960 l,)v Helmand 664 477 388 .11,,14 Badghis 345 285 283 4-.3 Herat 4113 3488 2846 1..y. Farah 476 335 371 e1_,A Nimroz 790 618 517 is Source: Ministry of Communication and Information Technology

Postal RevenueyIj Total Postal Revenue -1AP Jj , J 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20

10

0 1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 188 1 w A' 4 L..a.1 Ct 1.1 Table 10 -13: Fixed line and mobile Telephone Services

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit .1-%1..9c.)04.10.1

2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 fr.-0.)i Ji 9.JIaJ..0

Total fixed line Telephones Line 183528 140205 103667 ùa1 'U.944;

DIGF Line 70595 56357 46060 ù4 s)

CDMA Line 112933 83848 57607 ùa1 ,.a'"a'

4.3U Mobile No 16067965 12636817 9500000 _9:.. J;t,.

Public phone Line 700 700 j jk,ji i i 'L. tG-

Source:Ministry of Communication & Informat'on Technology cL._)i,33

J .94.9114 (4a14.91 oldrty' Total of Telephon. Je+ J Number of Fixed Line Line Line

120000 200000 183528 190000 110000 180000 100000 170000 160000 90000 150000 140000 80000 130000 70000 120000 110000 60000 100000 90000 50000 80000 40000 70000 60000 30000 50000 40000 20000 30000 10000 20000 10000 o 1387 1388 1389 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 J±° !'l1l+J M'"-'! E _4a+l4li10 ,...5J1N"''

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 189 1 w '1 ISIS Table 10 -14: Number of fixed Line Telephones by Province

1389 1388 1387 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 Province c41,9 +t?3.1 ,5-J,,l a-iw J;0.0 P3`4! " c)+1?0 L,,-(9.)1 P c044 a..44 " 4i+!-)0 4,-(ü.)1 (4.,(.r.)r0 Pd*!e did DIGF CDMA Total DIGF CDMA Total DIGF CDMA Total

Total 70595 112933 183528 56357 83848 140205 46060 57607 103667 c11+ kabul 27437 54340 81777 20174 41974 62148 14972 28419 43391 Jau kapisa 342 342 258 258 170 170 1"94ts parwan 707 707 578 578 513 513 úls_;

Wardak 304 304 252 252 144 144 s.1_,y úI

Logar 499 590 1089 499 499 152 152 fiii

Nangarhar 582 4099 4681 396 2728 3124 1864 1864 JaJ26

Laghman 517 517 437 437 370 370 ú1..;1

Panjsher 287 287 258 258 186 186 1,44;

Baghlan 4 4103 4107 4 975 979 644 644 ú 1+a

Bamyan 208 208 185 185 160 160 3+4

Ghazni 5 260 265 5 1671 1676 1074 1074

Paktika 6 333 339 6 327 333 265 265 1-545;

Paktya 441 441 383 383 366 366 IyS.;

Khost 2 1093 1095 2 1042 1044 929 929 s

Kunarha 586 586 511 511 340 340 4-isJ3S

Nooristan 284 284 284 284 188 188 úl:Lws+

Badakhshan 1646 1646 1366 1366 1059 1059 úta&v

Takhar 1407 1407 1116 1116 856 856 J1ÿ

Kunduz 1132 8787 9919 564 1019 1583 658 658 i-,:6

Samangan 544 544 354 354 229 229 úl,..Y

Balkh 7299 6347 13646 5061 5467 10528 3900 4485 8385 ta!

Sar-e-Pul 336 336 295 295 192 192 Ji-

Ghor 704 704 532 532 181 181 _, s.iá1.1 Duykundi 5 3052 3057 5 2990 2995 2484 2484

Urozgan 90 90 77 77 22 22 Ai)

Zabul 316 316 275 275 92 92 cialj JtaiS Kandahar 1592 1481 3073 1592 1314 2906 1425 1213 2638

Jawzjan 1411 1411 1016 1016 730 730 ú1,_iY

Faryab 676 676 464 464 421 421 ,,,4u1-+

Helmand 1214 2213 3427 2138 2138 1429 1429 IL.1+

Badghis 585 585 552 552 493 493 u.96-11-+

Herat 30818 11333 585 28548 9065 37613 25163 4333 29496 ulys

Farah 1472 1472 1451 1451 1256 1256 e1.)

Nimroz 2039 2039 1995 1995 1690 1690 úsu Source: Ministry of Communication and Information Technology ú)1>9 cSJ.?1 c-L°91.° 9líly,L'u . 4.i).,

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 190 w A g 4.01LS 41±+1.0.46%1 Table 10 -15: Communication Services Coverage

di e:. 21.94).jí1.10 Year LJIS Erected Towers

2003 -04 89 1382

2004 -05 311 1383

2005 -06 567 1384

2006 -07 1067 1385

2007 -08 2091 1386

2008 -09 2792 1387

2009 -10 3184 1388

2010 -11 3977 1389 Source: Ministry of Communication and Information Technology

Towers c.l:9; ,0,0.4y u,,li..a Communication Services Covarage 3977 4000

3184

3000 2702

2091 2000

1067 1000 567

0 3 1382 1383 1384 1385 1386 1387 1388 1389

2003 -04 2004 -05 2005 -06 2006 -07 2007 -08 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 191 I w A gS 43331.4eia + Inflation and exchange rate t.):1..k.9 CLIS1.)1,91 Y1"..4 Inflation and Consumer Price Index Oda" J:h4.9SJ:i LÀ,42^4k9171s'444..4 The main purpose of the consumer price index is L.rJ 9 9i?99 4*9,0 L51.2I to provide the Government, enterprises and j1i.-1co °,3yl }; 4-"9-59 yL.c cc1I9.1 ul households with a general measure ofconsumer cs-59j-)113J-S91.s4-4. c--°s c `v Js_ì?I._)? priceinflation.The CPI anditsmonthly 1ls o.1 4i.to LydL.:, `J9S9:1 movements are used as key targets for monetary s 4L.,ul4:4 459 a,c.r?:19S cS9.1 ` c5J91 and fiscal policy. They are also widely used for '.s.Ii.1:ts..7' srSl9.y U91 4;u 4.-1y aiil 4L adjusting for inflation in business contracts, 99' 9J 9919.9 9 sy Lcl s '919-"l..-4 employees' salaries and retirees' pensions and 4"J9 °J9194-1*'9) 99 .3:01 other social benefits. However, due to its fixed Ls.ia 41 c:11_c. z basket of goods, the CPI is considered >-S9 uliy9.a Li9199,i>> as an til,v9_ì CJ°Lw9S?959 approximation of a cost -of- living index. csi:3999s..5,1 cs9.-`°A' cs ;Jig A Brief Explanationon the CPI

Methodology Used 4:4..)32 Cs..94.ASá The National and KabulCPIs follow international recommendations with regardto the J19'.k'9J9I r ;yllsACc9<'999°99 concepts, coverage, classifications and formula cú) y(ec J.AsZ (J j9 cf90 SOZ used. The national CPI is a weighted aggregate Ls:LAji.j.o4z1_ti of the CPIs for Kabul, Herat, and Kandahar, Jalalabad, Mazar -e -Sharif and Khost cities. The (-19?1-.° J9i1a J,°U city weights are the total population for each city C59":1 including surrounding provinces. Withsome J41-SZ °_)-919.43 csSPli 419SI_}.1z. modifications, the Kabul consumer basket with Ls-S-9121.9 4Y, its commodity composition and weights has been cs-49mc91 -119,° Ls-i.)6°-° cS.9 % c31-.4) <4 -.4s used in the other cities for the aggregation of 01i919S9' . items to expenditure groups and the overall 94591 u,95.) J9t) á index. The basket includes 202 important goods 43 4, c.5°.c5s9 J9 cr° c90`V sLO `i949° and Services,typically consumed by urban `-1t,,, ) Lb-s);:, middle class and low -income householdseach ,(ss item selected account for at least 0.1 6)49_,L» percent of 4959, a ai19:9 cLrs , total household spending (equivalentto about 5 ci-AS S 43 4y9wL,I4A19 i L$4119 > Afghanis per month). For each item, pricesare collected from three shops located in the central 4:J j.,i' ú.ú.14a a, markets or main shopping streets of Kabul city. 414 csS9'9:uir9á , A total of about 606 monthly price quotations for r r .1 9ï4.1 ai L.549;j1..) 4 u9S9' 9 9 each district and 2424 monthly price quotations ,L5.1, ti Lyiái LA C',.',lw 45 4.a19

are obtained for four districts of Kabul city. *L53.41.1 For provinces a total of about 606 monthly price .c.sz s9,1 J1-9.&IJ1s quotations for each provinces and 3030 monthly price quotations are obtained for five major provinces. The Laspyres formula is used to calculate the CPIs.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 192 if n q0111S 4,,90+lmaal ul.14.461Li91.1 National CPI 2010 -11 ots&

Food prices index crail-41.4. .1.919:1 011,).911 4v JLS1 rA9 Thenationaloverallpricesforfoodhad Ls) a.11_ys1,j aiL,,11`, increased by 14.0% in 2010 -11 as compared to -9,1 LA JLS1 rAAa, 011g,10 9.1% in 2009 -10. LJ151 rAA.1 o,. ylyl aÑ ,..511_A c) j1 j.4 The highest increase was in Mazar -e- Sharif .Ls'w.4 J991 á.J yA il _ 1 1 (24.7 %, compared to -13.0% in 2009 -10). It was ,,S,I L,3901,j 4iL. 1 A,A followed by Jalalabad 18.8 %. JAN L.,-11_413 LA L-.693"1 J1 3A a, The main contributory factor to the increase in LA J%t, 11y:11,j 4iLu rr,n LA 91? `v ,916.91 national CPI was bread and cereals by 33.8 % in ,gAs ul"i,.SL, uy. l. ol c à iL1, A This Mazar -e- Sharif and 20.8 % in Jalalabad. 41A1 41 yi9',iLt+ vc,iJcL*JI.,19 y1 was due to less import of cereals fromPakistan c5 due to recent floods.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 193 1 w A 4,.901.4az.1 je,...,611311.1 Non -food prices a#». s.S.95 Index r,r 0S1J..9.1 The nationalnon -food prices increased 95.35 L,S1 J1S1 rn9.1 13.3% in 4.11. 1",9 4.;% at; 2010 -11 whichwas 3.9 % in 2009 -10. i151 11p143 as..1 Ls) The provincial LTS --, .}-a a contribution to increasewas from <.sit..,-1lf.) 4-6-1 csii_351:,)") Mazar- e -Sharif 18.5 1>`, r 9 41L 1 r, vLA %, Jalalabad 13.7%, Kabul 41u 14.2 %. 91 9,9-,tot_.u, L5'1 The increase mainly was inthepricesof `V cs.' L53199(SS 935 41 household goods andtransportation, this is due 91 19 á9j9 959u u-' S9t-0 9119?1k' to the increase of fuel .C5.1 prices in international v14«.i yI 91L0 markets andmore export of cotton to Pakistan.

Exchange rates t) c.44J9 De Afghanistan Bank cS .aS1JiWt&"+1j quotes, on a daily tJ' û..J9vr j °.Jt6 basis, Afghani /USDexchange rate, basedon ti3 ass,t ,.,, .S a,,t earlymorningrateinfree market. sCJ9°,,, °.J t.J' CS..1S1 The average exchange J>sl r'n9aJ t_y_i J JJ1,11 rate Afs/ US$ during a_sJ9 2010 -11 was Afs 45.70and theaverage veSl,.4 D,Y 5 J,tsA 4,l1.1 exchange rate in 2009 -10was Afs 49.16. It 4.3.)11.1 LoS JtS1 rnn.4 LS_js.J9 shows 7.1% increase inthe value of V,1 JISy1 Lsli_i1 9,19 LIS J.4A Afghani. 13:31:.j LsS CLI4.3_J1 a,, il ails,

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 194 1 t" A 4 0i1tS 41+1,aa1 VtwLiLii91 (:)13.44 agile 4.21.5.2 dU kÑ ßi, .1: I -1 > J9 >, Table 11 -1: National Consumer Price Index Annual InflationRate Percent 1389 1388 1387 Item 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 13.7 -4.5 4.9 Overall Index

14.0 -9.1 4.3 gyp, uSI,3 Food

15.9 -19.0 3.0 I e I a Bread and cereals 9 S yr 9 17.5 4.9 -0.6 4J6 Meat 4.5 -3.0 8.8 L4i Milk, cheese and eggs 21.6 1.4 -18.8 cs.s= Oilsils and fats 10.2 3.5 7.8 ci Fresh and dry fruits b_ :)ii 91 ç -j

15.6 -0.1 23.6 1_.., Vegetables include tubers

7.7 23.5 11.6 ,_...l_9 91 e yS.:, Sugar and sweets 4.3 0.0 24.4 L:a, c.11...... Spices 6.7 2.5 16.7 Non -alcoholic beverages L :. y JsJ95Jly6. 4.0 5.7 14.1 pShï91 Cigarettes and tobacco

13.3 3.9 5.9 Non -Food 4.3 2.6 12.4 Let?. Clothing 12.4 5.9 3.8 Housing 13.9 6.1 3.3 4IJSJsS-1 Rent

11.6 0.6 6.2 .19.4 l Construction material 11.4 7.8 3.4 Electricity and fuels -Ilis.Js1 úsß - 26.4 0.8 7.7 41_,:,igiw jss. Household goods 2.6 -2.6 16.8 Health 26.3 4.3 -1.3 Va Transportation 3.8 1.7 -0.7 1,y L:,... Communication 4.9 -0.7 4.9 ^:i.jJJ JI 4 ..9.94 Education 9.3 7.5 11.6 41 Miscellaneous -5.6 7.6 4.9 ty J)14.i. Exchange rate index

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 195 I w n q toll/ 414:,t iaai j ,w t illy U495g, 04..3 Ji10.1:Y -1 1,134 Table 11 -2: NationalConsumer Price Index Percent (CPI), Annual InflationRate

kW. Indicator G1 9à .1VI 614'' 1j.. ,..yi JAIL Lpalu Country Kabul HeratJalalabadMazar KhostKandahar

Overall Index 13.7 16.6 6.1 16.7 22.3 8.2 10.1 1...t

Food 14.0 18.3 3.3 18.8 24.7 6.4 10.8 .EL.SIJ9 Bread and cereals 15.9 24.8 4.0 20.8 33.8 1.2 8.6 4,-lt JI 6a91 Gaya Meat 17.5 20.1 -0.2 22.6 11.5 32.8 35.0 4-.,96' Milk, cheese and eggs 4.5 3.6 0.0 6.6 8.7 1.9 7.7 + Oils and fats 21.6 24.4 2.4 37.6 32.4 17.0 15.4 Lsa96' Fresh and dry fruits 10.2 13.8 2.3 15.0 20.9 17.0 -4.7 cs 9?ADJU 9I ,9 Vegetables include tubers 15.6 13.3 9.2 24.6 25.8 13.9 9.5 vt-- Sugar and sweets 7.7 7.9 -2.5 2.7 15.3 17.2 8.7 .JI}. 91 .JS..ú Spices 4.3 5.3 -0.4 0.9 11.5 -3.2 11.2 ,:_it, El-. Non -alcoholic beverages 6.7 7.0 -0.4 6.5 0.1 -3.0 29.6 sn.:.= L.-195,3IJ:6'

Cigarettes and tobacco 4.0 9.5 0.0 14A 5.2 -9.5 0.6 JSL,ü9I'J-,

Non -Food 13.3 14.2 11.1 13.7 18.5 11.1 9.1 crS9' csSIJJ:6' Clothing 4.3 3.5 2.5 6.9 6.3 -3.0 11.6 h Housing 12.4 15.1 10.8 12.2 15.5 10.4 5.8 o . Rent 13.9 28.7 0.0 5.6 23.7 -1.0 0.0 4IJS J9S'-

Construction material 11.6 9.6 2.9 17.0 16.1 11.0 16.9 k,.. ,1t.:1L.t.. -

Electricity and fuels 11.4 4.7 21.4 17.1 7.4 19.6 6.0 ,9:i I 9J9I W' -

Household goods 26.4 30.1 0.9 35.3 50.9 9.5 21.7 ali31.4.W J!.' Health 2.6 2.5 2.0 -2.5 -1.9 20.3 0.3°J' Transportation 26.3 14.9 59.5 21.3 18.2 31.4 17.6 J9 .. ; I)

Communication -3.8 0.0 0.0 -10.7 -11.0 0.0 0.0 Iy lia

Education 4.9 11.7 0.2 6.3 8.9 -1.9 -1.6 `v.Jjj sI 4349á

Miscellaneous 9.3 13.3 21.5 9.5 3.9 5.5 -1.2 `Viii.

Note: Prices are collected on 20 - 30 of each Afghan Solar month 59 WC' 4S.JS.'rJ]Y Al approximately 10 - 20 of Gregorian month. cs:`It+IJ..a.y,lyeJWY.ÿU 1.41cr"Lv 1389:21 March 2010 - 20 March 2011 Y.i J.Y.yY.i.=Jt..Yt.j1.s1rng

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 196 11"9 tsillS 4;ld.aal vr 041" .9:.4ss.9+ 41411 .J1.3:14.1 :r- March - 2004 = 100 u5 Ac1,9LY 4r49LJA Table!!- 3: National Consumer Price Index ccS9' 4y cf 19 LIJAJ 0191.J:'ß 4.0..94 (5.J9 Indicator >4ovj9 20111389Mar 20111389Feb 20111389Jan 20101389Dec44 20101389Nov 20101389Oct 20101389Sep 2010Aug1389 c.)4420101389 Jul 20101389Jun 20101389May 20101389Apr csa. OverallFood Index 100.0 61.3 r 177.4 177.8 178.8 178.3 179.4 179.2 177.0175.5 176.4173.6 172.2169.9 169.9167.7 168.7166.6 161.5 161.3 160.8 160.7 157.5 158.3 156.7 157.5 A:, LAIi.s&L.°' .h1195 Milk,MeatBread cheese and and cereals eggs 28.0 5.66.0 154.5157.4190.8 155.6154.8193.5 154.2154.3194.8 153.7151.6192.4 152.5153.1191.9 151.2148.6191.1 145.3150.6188.2 139.8150.4187.9 146.8135.4176.5 147.4135.1174.3 134.3167.8147.2 148.7135.2166.3 t,s"' 91 °.-794 s:9,) X94' VegetablesFresh include & tubers dry fruitsOils and fats 4.95.3 228.0157.1154.3 234.1153.8153.9 237.8151.9155.2 230.9150.6154.7 228.7148.8150.6 207.5146.3138.9 208.1143.7134.1 205.4141.9133.7 203.0140.5127.3 206.2128.4140.2 203.5129.6140.6 199.9141.0128.5 s9?" ". 91 4-9 s._196 '44a)L Non -alcoholic beverages SpicesSugar and sweets 2.01.11.8 140.2156.9188.8 138.7156.7191.0 138.0156.5192.6 134.1153.5191.1 201.0133.6154.0 131.1153.7189.3 131.6153.4190.0 131.4152.6188.8 130.6151.9176.9 131.2151.5173.9 131.3150.6167.7 169.9131.6149.7 '1.4 t..<1_,S,11yc. e1 j1 oS :, c:4 í.`°'° CigarettesNon and -Foodtobacco 38.7 1.7 178.5136.0 177.5136.2 178.9135.3 173.0132.8 169.1133.1 166.3132.8 164.2132.8 163.2132.2 161.0131.4 160.7131.5 159.7131.9 158.7131.2 (0.S.s:i 0.5199; _AL: 91 ú - RentHousingClothing 17.2 7.17.2 192.1199.5135.7 191.3201.8133.3 191.1206.3132.6 203.9191.8132.5 190.3197.1132.8 188.6192.6131.3 182.1187.7130.6 180.6185.8130.4 178.5182.0129.5 178.0181.3129.8 177.4180.7130.0 173.3178.9130.0 °-,1L_ -4 -Electricity-Construction and material fuelsHousehold goods 7.06.83.2 232.4156.1146.5 148.7239.2145.9 250.7146.4141.6 134.1245.2143.4 230.7141.3130.8 128.3221.5140.6 128.1216.2139.7 213.3127.8139.1 126.6206.9137.3 206.6126.4134.9 125.8206.6133.4 206.7124.4132.8 LIS; .r' JJA +>", - a;g,Lo- Jay9J914J j_P (:),.-5- - CommunicationTransportationHealth 0.92.32.0 286.1166.8106.2 284.9106.6164.5 296.1106.6164.3 243.7106.6163.1 238.4163.1106.6 106.6239.8163.7 106.6244.7163.8 106.6246.2162.3 244.4163.2106.6 243.7106.6163.3 107.1233.0162.7 110.5232.0163.0 "j3,..6I) ú Iy l.:,.,o 41A...) Exchange rate AfghanilUS$MiscellaneousEducation 0.91.2 202.7113.6 90.8 202.7111.7 93.1 210.0110.5 91.1 203.4109.4 90.6 201.6109.2 90.7 193.8109.1 90.5 192.5109.0 91.3 190.3108.3 92.2 107.6186.395.0 186.6108.1 93.0 186.6108.1 93.4 186.2108.7 96.4 t 3 Lrlak e 4.1i.iL vijj 31 a.:,a Ji 4.9 Note: Prices1389:21 are Marchcollected 2010 on -20 20 --30 March of each 2011 Afghan Solar month approximately 10 -20 of Gregorian month. szilyi.eDyirorr.) .nJ sJs;r.)a .I ,r.yr.t. E J,.n JIS Irn9 :tis4 y 40-1- cs"""t j 0.21U3,91.4+ 4 .1 a1934" : f -1 X94 Indicator 1389Mar Ys g6'1,9iW1389Feb Table 11- 4: National Consumer Price1389 IndexJan Monthly.ter. % Change 1389Decs 1389Nov P-11 1389Oct al 13894.VSep Aug1389car.) OW-41389 Jul vikii. 1389 May13890....9 1389u...9 Overall Index 2011-0.2 2011-0.5 2011 2.1 2010 1.1 2010 2.2 2010 1.3 2010 0.7 2010 3.3 2010 0.4 2010Jun1.5 2010 0.5 2010Apr0.7 . 9+ FoodBread and cereals -1.4-0.71.7 -0.7-0.40.3 1.81.31.4 0.30.3 2.50.4 1.51.3 0.20.7 6.54.5 0.51.3 2.13.8 0.90.5 0.71.0 436 91 ,,Ail LAIJ.9& eJ91' s, y.) OilsMilk,Meat and cheese fats and eggs -0.70.3 -0.80.9 0.3 -0.92.70.7 8.40.93.0 3.60.42.2 0.30.24.0 5.02.53.2 -0.8-0.40.3 -1.00.20.6 -1.0-0.70.8 0.51.21.0 4.5J L414.Lu96 SugarVegetablesFresh and drysweets include fruits tubers -1.2-2.62.1 -0.8-1.5 1.3 0.83.00.9 -4.9 1.01.2 10.26.21.8 -0.4-0.3 1.8 0.61.31.2 6.71.21.0 -1.60.21.7 -0.33.71.3 -1.3-0.3 1.8 -3.1-1.1 1.3 ó94A e jG 91 s J el9& JI 0J$1ó 41-, NonCigarettesSpices -alcoholic and beverages tobacco -0.1 1.00.1 0.60.2 2.91.9 -0.2-0.30.4 0.21.9 -0.40.00.2 0.50.2 0.60.5 -0.50.00.2 -0.3-0.10.6 -0.20.50.6 -0.50.30.2 j1-4 0.19SJIy.9S4ú91 ' ül÷ cL°'° Non -Food Clothing -1.10.6 1.8 -0.80.5 0.13.4 -0.22.3 1.71.1 0.51.3 0.10.6 0.71.4 -0.20.2 -0.10.6 0.60.0 -0.10.7 c J:i .1J9&J:4. Ls-41÷ Housing - Rent 0.4 -0.3-2.20.1 -0.42.1 1.2 0.83.41.5 0.50.92.3 3.62.6 0.81.0 2.11.41.2 1.80.30.4 1.10.3 2.41.0 1.12.70.8 `4J J_41 e..ß+9, Household goods -Electricity-Construction and material fuels -2.85.0 -4.65.0 5.62.2 2.56.3 2,04.1 0.12.40.6 0.30.41.4 0.93.1 0.1 0.50.0 -0.1 1.10.4 -1.00.7 ceS9:i cs:1149J91 (..JsW .1- .1s° ,31,l,., a1_01.aL J$ - CommunicationTransportationHealth -0.30.41.4 -3.80.00.1 21.50.00.7 0.02.2 -0.6-0.40.0 -2.00.0 -0.60.00.9 -0.50.00.7 0.00.3 -0.54.60.4 -3.1-0.20.4 0.02.50.2 üJ9ç.A1 IJ? L&.o I f 414 J. Exchange rateMiscellaneousEducation Afghani/US$ -2.40.01.8 -3.52.21.0 0.53.21.0 -0.10.90.2 0.24.10.1 -0.90.70.1 -1.0 1.10.7 -2.92.20.6 -0.2-0.52.2 -0.40.00.1 -3.1-0.60.2 0.20.40.3 ZJ:+ `21.Jij 914-14.9.4 4.iJ°Yo43 i L Note: Prices1389:21 are collected March on2010 20 ---30 20 Marchof each 2011 Afghan Solar month approximately 10 -20 of Gregorian month. ._)41_)4 e y- 4á 4i r. e3 c1'4' 11 aj1. Y. y 1' . 1. r) j1S1 t`m : aiyl, National CPI Annual Inflation Rate of Main Food Items

(1388)2009 - 10 (1389) 2010 - 11 30.0

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(1388) 2009 -10 (1389) 2010 -11 30.0

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1'1A q 4.0.111S iLaai 1 w A n Y9.5 C,,,t. ttskys..9: National CPI Annual Percentage Change by Province 2009- 10

8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 .j-2.0 °-4.0 -6.0 -8.0 -10.0 -12.0 -14.0 JAS üI.A National Kabul Herat Jalalabad Mazar -e- Sharif Khost Kandahar

Overall Index slsä Food fis=+ 1» Non -food (.5" s (.5S1 -)46

11" A 4 .},u,,.ß, á `1 cj gly 011.44/(011114S1 14.944.1 National CPI Annnal Percentage by Province 2010 -11 26.0 24.0 22.0 20.0 18.0 16.0 14.0 12.0 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 aIio thIS ütra J)I÷ National Kabul Herat Jalalabad Mazar -e -Sharif Khost Kandahar Overall Index 1 j Food Non -food LeS..95 ,I.A.&y,6.

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 11"A 9 C.)11.41 ;11J Table 11 -5: Monthly r Ag _4# AS.io average exchangerate in Kabul free market - 2010 -11 tso JJlau,l4 JIjti jI AI LYS 0 -11 J9.Li Currency ys 4.1g1 4r°.0.. a NI 4. 4.9 4.,Y6 4,133. 44-0 cgA jlaml EuroUSD 62.3545.19Mar 61.2945.20 Feb 59.5245.32 Jan 59.7345.08Dec 62.5045.11Nov 61.6145.01 Oct 57.8345.43 Sep 59.2845.89Aug cry56.5245.34 Jul 46.2756.36Jun May59.9946.60 64.3947.97Apr Jib t,J I 9J94 100SwissUK PoundIndian Frank Rupees 102.68 47.0772.56 46.2571.83 46.1570.19 44.9370.32 45.3571.51 44.6770.67 43.1369.61 42.8571.08 41.1767.81 39.9366.72 s -69.20 41.93 44.1072.22 "5'21Ii 11.3 5 01 :s-, Saudi100 RiyalPakistani Rupees 52.7712.00 103.10 12.0252.29 103.3452.4612.04 102.02 52.6111.96 102.0852.7411.99 100.89 52.3211.95 100.43 12.1153.37 100.76 53.4312.15 100.6652.9412.05 103.73 54.1812.27 106.51 55.2712.35 108.26 56.5912.70 9J 0231:A 1) LSDc1t:J c.l cs.k3 SourceUAE100 : DaDirham Iranian Afghanistan Tumans Bank 12.26 4.00 12.27 4.07 12.294.13 12.23 4.16 12.23 4.12 12.20 4.04 12.33 4.26 12.444.31 12.32 4.31 12.54 4.39 12.65 4.53 13.014.74 ai >AJS e.asJ. ú1JLo1 - j: (.1,1 11" A 4 _AL"J, 4.4 9J 40 L c 9) 9J9: 40.1.54).41.1 ji4.9 cam° v+ 44 .1 L;1IJ 6070 Monthly average exchange rate afghani per USD, Euro and 100 Pakistani rupees- 2010 -11 2040103050 , 0 c,sJ9 4496 40-19gJ6 c.):115-4 sJA a1S (.aj u4. Apr USD )10 ç *I May Jun Jul EuroAug 9J9: Sep Oct A Nov 100 Pakistani rupees y9 J Dec Jan -,' d" Feb Mar Ast om° iT15 9Jla.W I JI jl," JUT 4.4 j4LS a: 1- 1 J,# Table 11 -6: Annual average exchange rate in Kabul free market

1389 1388 1387 Currency JI.R.WI 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

USD 45.70 49.16 50.85 )1.14-..11-5,73...)-.1

UK Pound 70.32 77.66 87.15 ß+s5L41-f;j

Euro 60.11 69.16 72.18 9J9'.

Swiss Frank 43.96 45.08 45.21 -'5'ilii y-

100 Indian Rupees 102.87 106.54 116.71 4719J cs J-

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UAE Dirham 12.40 13.32 13.72 i.,aJ.1 , 1 JUI

100 Iranian Tumans 4.26 4.88 5.22 a.1 lAg ..31J1 J... Source : Da Afghanistan bank

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 200 1 Y A 9 1 c59vLA.%1 Surai =1.1 External trade C5.r11'19" 444).4 44r 4,1114919"s Exports- Free on board (FOB) 01..1.9;-a.r' cs.).¢+.s+; The officially recorded (FOB) export of goods was about J9z4 J S Jts 1 r°A 94q US$ 388million during 2010 -11.It does not J9.14 csv,y 4z `vvo b r"AA c".,':jJ194.91 include smuggled andre- exported goods. J914 Goods exportrevenue per capita in Afghanistan Lss (.941-4) 949's:9W were around US$ 15.8 in 2010 -11.Ithas to be ci4_0((5.9,1Jz>-,-.),.59l 45.)14 10,A ,,,FS zI3ya mentioned that in thisyear, carpet export alone 91e constituted 18 % of the totalexports of the country. 9 9 45 csW J9_;..,S JLS1r'A9 The exports of carpets increasedfrom (US$ 67.9 L,S 9195 4;3 7.) e;19 Jll,a 9 .1) million in 2009 -10 to US$69.8 million of 2010- Ù9,44 `l `l, vo 11). 1 r"A9 4.4 U9J11a `l 9A s JIS 11"AA 4_4 In 2010 -11exports of fresh and dried fruits 44 (s9:4 o jl 91u? 9 Lss JLS 1 r A 9 4_4 compared to 2009 -10 decreasedby 34 %. s L= cs1I9°4Z ï" J1S1 rAA3

Imports -Costinsurance freight (CIF) (CIF) 44.1.,1s444 s1ri;,a -u1a,A9 The officially recorded importof goods in 2010 -11 C'., j ) 9591 cri14J19 s:.s.'.c" ;' , Lss JI51 r"A 944 was US$ 5154 million. The importsalso exclude c54J9Y 46'l91 c,5.z.e'J c5J9s9)114 4V94,14 ° 1 °E smuggled and duty -free goods.The main regional csSJAL players in terms of 9a JIS) r'A 94 was 92.9 % and that of 7.1/,1 ,I J1.e31 X 9r,9 ,1 JI9 L export was 7.1 %. c5 4; At cS_-"J`v .c5J1 °4:19 Total duty free imports in 2010 -11was US$649.7 U94.+41 f 9,1/ L,S 11"A9 4 a,JIl.a million which compared to 2008 -09 cs1sA J,16 shows a 4. 0 1J csS 4s I3,S X 11,A ayJ4 JLS 1 r"AA decrease of 12.8 %.

Trade balance cS.)11.1,30w0 c5Jt1.53w 4ß ,,F4 9J:.01`y .9'91S -1 r"AV Trade balance has been in deficitthroughout the 4q 4i1 3JI14 cs' lSáJol 9S9;lio -r' f Y° 41At (.SxS J.1,1 period 2007 -08 to 2010 -11 fromUS$ -2475 million 1"A9 4419J11, , LSáJaI 9'931ti° -f V011 ,,S JIS 1 r"AV in 2007 -08 to US$ -4766 millionin 2010 -11. (-5-»"JcsSJ4s

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010-11 ' 201 1 rim tr'11Sr g}iL,aal 61.1.4413.i1.1 4:41 0:1I j.iL :-r J9y Table 12 -1: Export of Goods 1389 1388 1387 S/N Item unit iil j 4 -i 4.1I 4 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 } I. Fresh fruits Ton 52528 44509 78244 ú a .94° of L.I

1 Grapes Ton 24313 16089 39360 Jo js`I 2Pomegranate Ton 2357 13632 12699 ùJä '_3I v

3 Apple Ton 1465 9366 7716 u+ r 4Tangerine Ton 1857 1227 3226 ù;+ f 5 Melon Ton 20565 3866 11845 c1ä o

6Water melon Ton 38 0 2881 cb+ GIs . 7Apricot Ton 1934 329 517 úä .311°J,3 V II. Dried fruits Ton 33865 66550 117532 ù a.» Lr%,,9.II 8 Red raisin Ton 21761 26203 48735 ù i o A .t 9 9Green raisin Ton 550 4222 7242 U5

10Black raisin Ton 517 673 12344 t);¡ ¿--^^ Jj 1

11Big raisin Ton 2 0 1127 ,:5) 1 12Abjosh raisin Ton 1242 1716 3886 cJ? vt t?-'i >1 r 1 r 13Dried apricot, high qlty. Ton 1225 0 1224 4.J1 " I f 14Dried apricot (Ashtaq) Ton 679 425 481 c+ , .Lu a,,.31i, 15Damson plum Ton 0 0 0 cä+ J.jl10 of 1 Y 16Dried apricot (Shakar para)Ton 1285 1042 10000 úï 1 v 17Dried cherry Ton 343 256 0 û J11, ili e3 ..A.ii 1 A 18Dried fig Ton 1671 3417 8993 L:3ï E, 19 19kernel of almond Ton 1308 4763 2417 J+ ÿ..o ,.I.11.4a 20Soft almond Ton 266 5331 3297 I1, cs .gv

l'- s1LS 1 1 21Hard almond Ton 512 5734 1639 c; 22kernel of walnut Ton 231 2502 5416 5,-.33"_)4 r Y r 23Walnut Ton 377 1177 4585 cJ+ . _1, r t 24Kernel of Pistachio Ton 915 1969 4292 cX ÿ'.o ...0 25Kernel of apricot Ton 315 2975 1202 u+ csaj yr o 26Dried berry Ton 112 237 52 ú+ 'iir 't 27Dried damson plum Ton 347 2199 340 ¿Yï h 1-&4.31i co1'v 28Pine cone Ton 46 39 260 cJ; csiA V A *f 9 29Other dried fruit Ton 162 1670 0 c'.);¡ 4ss4A ,fis csjsi III. Medical plants Ton 8250 7626 12010 c+ cis: .III 30Licorice root Ton 7819 7335 9509 Jo 4-.1.34a1._.):.41 r.

+ + .4.14.-, n 1 31White asafoetida Ton 337 228 2128 , 32Black asafoetida Ton 0 0 55 c'ij *Jtrr 33White behman Ton 24 32 9 Jo Cri- i I" .3.1 fil,ri 34Yarleng Ton 48 23 309 (j.0 ro 35Syoria Ton 3 4 0 úä 1; 4.11 JUIt"7 36Anar dana Ton 0 2 0 C; 37Flower of zoof Ton 19 2 0 iaï Jg vsL ry IV. Spices Ton 2315 2068 397 c+ vILAA.IV T'A 38High qlty.caraway Ton 2047 1433 173 cD; *j:3 4-61 r9 39Kajak caraway Ton 266 631 224 oß:3 ,--5,÷S o csJ L.t . 40Mushroom Ton 1 4 0 úa

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 202 I r n gts11tsj+1tidaai J14.a:11J Table 12 -1: Export of Goods ...(Contd ...C.441 USJ.2 ; a..hl j J.>, 1 -1 r J 1389 1388 1387 S/N Item unit 1%19 ú1U 4 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

V. Seeds Ton 3812 8868 5905 ci+ 4-+.9- 415a,s+.V 41Coriander seed Ton 33 41 0 Jo .i...it.4.0 f t 42Water melon seed Ton 3601 8782 5458 :I19.i.,a.if r 43Alfalfa seed Ton 77 10 431 .j j4J f r 44Clover seed Ton 100 35 16 Jo .i fi VI. Skin Thousand Pieces 2657 1451 2908 's9+,ji J.j .VI 45Karakul skin Thousand Pieces 582 56 1172 X95.» 3143 C ill f ° 46Sheep skin Thousand Pieces 1535 813 814 4S95jJ 9; a. ; .1 i 1 í v 47Goat skin Thousand Pieces 216 373 352 4-Sjj <- 9; CSJ9 -1 48Cow and bull skin Thousand Pieces 325 209 570 AS 9 i U J f n VII. Wool and cotton Ton 14364 1053 894 al C.9114 ,I cs,A9.VII 49Sheep wool Ton 266 112 438 d5 Ls _L, a,,.. í 9 ° 50Kurk wool Ton 1139 686 445 Cio Ls..).9 ,-S) '1

51Cotton Ton 12960 255 11 uï E91 la 01

VIII. Sausages Thousand Pieces 2039 83 4068 cs..ts.Ñ..3 LeliS .VIII 52Sheep sausage Thousand Pieces 2039 83 4068 .s.¢ ..).i Lei.A ° Y IX. Carpets, etc Thousand M2 724 2978 5963b:,).4 6j1.4 J.) X91 Lill&IX 53Rug Thousand M2 18 2 3JJA sÿ" Jj .ÿv°r 54Carpet, high qlty. Thousand M2 706 2976 5960t+.). eJA 9j aRk.° f Source: Customs offices and Central Statistics Organization e,iJijs,. 91 A+ss.r3

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 203 1 w A q LAS c jsawaal cAlwaii1.3 jjI J.1.4 0:1I,Acs ; r -1 r a9s+ Table 12 -2: Value of Exported Goods

Thousand US$ J714 vil-g-. YIJ.J 1389 1388 1387 S/N Item C.J 4 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total exports 388484 403441 544561 ú.A.4 cJj I. Fresh fruits 28165 22602 41243 a. of IL .I 1 Grapes 9834 6852 15528 jj I t 2 Pomegranate 1414 6950 14928 J 1-,I r 3 Apple 719 4683 3664 r 4Tangerine 597 1136 1440 3:4 f 5 Melon 14395 2816 4594 o

6water melon 46 0 576 GIs s 7 7 Apricot 1160 165 513 s11.1J. V II. Dried fruits 106300 181104 245466 a. vt.ss.Il

8 Red raisin 45456 38223 65538 e J., A

9 Green raisin 1335 9016 13313 i,1,.4.44.1.1 9 10 Black raisin 841 1166 11896 ....».-4_)35 ) 11 Big raisin 5 0 1230 i 1 > 12Abjosh raisin 4891 4954 8958 ut 94 > > r 13 Dried apricot, high qlty. 2107 0 13115LgIcl ) r 14Dried apricots (Ashtaq) 2649 1248 1381 ' f

15Damson plum 0 0 0 4_,,, 911 4IJ>.&.] 911 ) c 16Dried apricot (Shakar para; 3567 2823 13199 .j4j --1 ) 1 17Dried cherry 556 485 0 s11-+ y11 c9 ' V 18Dried fig 6847 9836 16111 JI E9 ' A 19Kernel of almond 15893 35476 28112 ÿ-. J.41.) t, 4 ) 9 20Soft almond 1146 15554 14099 h t s >s r 21 Hard almond 769 8413 7953 1.1 L ,_.5.1s r t 22Kernel of walnut 1871 12825 7275 ¿yÿ- j- r r 23Walnut 499 1456 5409 ÿkj ttr r

24Pistachios kernel 14225 19902 41841 3i,__4.. ,, .1 r f 25Kernel of apricot 1295 10750 4875 4 -13 . -1 r o 26Dried berry 313 474 86 c s:1 E9 r 1 27Dried damson plum 1359 6196 324 I Jt, 911 c9 r v 28Pine cone 377 239 2555 csji+1 r A 29Other dried fruit 301 2068 0 LS _9:'.° Lots aj9' r 9 III. Medical plants 39441 28598 21253 u5,W u-Ab.III 30Licorice root 21080 17897 13218 a 9:, al _A r. 31 White asafoetida 18040 10476 7447 4÷14s .,, r) 32Black asafoetida 0 0 314 kA e,},rr 33White behman 143 170 6 --,41-,,rr 34Yarleng 124 42 268 Jul J t. r f 35Syoria 7 5 0 >; ro 36Anar dana 0 3 0 tih jUl r`t 37Flower of zoof 47 5 0 Jt 's; .1 ry

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 204 1 w PI LAS cs.3411.44tal Table 12 -2: Value of Exported Goods ...(Contd) ...,11411)1..9". : 4-4411,194 1-1 Thousand US$ 1114 0-115.-1-.)A1)..3 S/N Item 1389 1388 1387 C.41 441 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 IV. Spices 6258 5721 751 alLuza.IV 38 High qlty caraway 5898 4611 433 °y+j 4.61 rA 39Kajak caraway 347 1078 318 .xL3 ,-.1.4 .1 r . 40 Mushroom 13 32 0 di 1.4.,, f V. Seeds 4711 9500 6758 4+,9- "+),9.+.V 41 Coriander seed 65 73 0 Lti it 42Water melon seed 4380 9359 6076 cs119 9.11°z f r 43Alfalfa seed 116 15 650 f r 44Clover seed 150 53 32 t" f f VI. Skin 14676 5966 20897 -, .. ,91VI 45Karakul skin 6807 654 13714 9I J a yß.1 f o 46Sheep skin 6614 3555 2720 9k: .) f 7 47Goat skin 561 1146 376 9; sag f v 48Cow and bull skin 693 611 4087 91 ' f A VII. Wool 31175 1421 5731 cs11.4 j1 cs.u.VII 49Sheep wool 897 359 1577 c a9 ' i 9 50 Kurk wool 12526 756 4143 (.5...13,S JS .1 ° 51Cotton 17752 306 11 a91tA ° t VIII. Sausages 1464 133 3685 Lei1,9S.VIII 52Sheep sausage 1464 133 3685 Le.19S " °r IX. Carpets and rug 156295 148396 198777 .)4t91 c511&IX 53Rug 130 952 18 Mor 54Carpet, high qlty. 69886 66908 149604 ° f 55Handicrafts 26 182 2879 Li.* L.,-.21 o 0 56Others 86253 80354 46276 J9:' ° 1 Source: Customs offices and Central Statistics Organization iS.Y° ïl.dtl yl a3,Sy.S

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 205 I rqvS 45.9ít al uliú'Le91 1f"4SJîJ51).14a.1 at443 )1,0+1).1La .1 Exports Composition- 2010 -11 Value of Exports 600 - 545

sir i u 500 - Fresh Fruits JJ' 7% Dried fruit Other 403 27% 389 34% 400 -

300 -

200 -

uy u Jv 100 - S"JI Medical Carpets Skin plants 4% 18% 10%

0 1387 1388 1389 2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11

1 r A 4 ü1,1.14aç NA Ctl) .1La.9319 j Exports of skin & wool Exports Composition of dried fruit -2010 -11

JJ+ ,tJL,Jkfi Kerne pestachio Other driedfruit Red raisin 350 - 13% 16% 43%

300 -

250 -

200 -

150 -

100 -

50 - Green raisin Soft almond 1% 1%

ï I, .J L J5--4 JY*J, Dried fig Dried apricot Black raisin Fruits is.y- Skins Carpets 6% 3% rr W 1% Kernel of almond 1387 2008 -09 13882009-10 13892010_11 I 15%

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 I I'M LII1i.s 0:114,k9:1' -1 c194 Table 12 -3: Import of Goods 1389 S/N Item Unit 1388 1387 Lit, W+4i. CAZ 2010 -112009 402008 -09 4 I.Machinary & equipment ay...1..4.1e.1 ,1Ì14611A j 1 Battery (vehicle) Thousand No. 499 216 201 4.11.1_)_) a .ji i 1 2 Battery (radio) Thousand Dzn. 10756 2695 78424u,1 ,) cs Jia4 s:alj 1 Y 3Tractor No. 3436 2694 925 .11)c 419.ß Iy ¿ssr 4 Water pump Thousand No. 83 15 63 431.1_)3 .01s i 5 Bicycle for children Thousand No. 34 44 13 411)c. s_3 k it 4 t+t sS1 0 6Lorrie No. 2667 3976 3451 611,c. a.) y % 7Buss No. 166 478 253 .11)c A.iy V 8Passenger car No. 89629 34381 32318 611,c. 419.5' 9A c5.4 A 9Motorcycle No. 35351 12118 12260 °lic' d5'-..1" 9 10Bicycle Thousand No. 93 27 72411,c. _)i LS .-.:14 t. i 1Other vehicles No. 570 555 .11,c 0 (..01_)=.4.5..»1 11 12Generator Thousand No. 63 67 108 L .)i ,ÿ I}4 t Y 13Millstone Thousand No. 10310 1874 2012 Xb 4 uxu_511r II. Petroleum Thousand No. JI j.. Arai ,II 14Benzene (super) Thousand Litre 1294639 932680 558110 ..J _13 ú j- 1_41. It 15Kerosene Thousand Litre 5005 9259021688 .._>41..)_) cksssl;o10 16Motor oil Thousand Gallon 4169 2211 12067 ùl jj L):1 % a 17 17Grease Ton 1626 851 2449 Jo v.-; toIv 18 Other lubricant Ton 37186 5264 2258 s.) J_ii 1 A IV. Chemicals , .9Acs.94-.IV 19Chemical materials Ton 233 82 368 uí 43. Ss 11--4:6. 19 20Paint Ton 10911 7620 3073 u+ 41 sly Y 21Tire and tubes for lorry Thousand No. 56 6 112 cs Á.) ; sA s1 _AL.; .si Y1 Y 1 22Tyre and tube for car Thousand No. 862 662 2112 s.x3 ; ss s 1y 1ä jayA 4.v .1 Y Y 23Tyre and tube for bicycle Thousand No. 511 184 1225 .s.A).i 's?' i 1)414,i ßt41rr V. Construction materials .11.1.. 0.11.a to AT 24Cement Ton 2633198571940 328046 . Y 25Hard wood Ton 337 242 2012 uï (ez y$) ,) L.5.JS Y o VI. Paper r is .VI 26Cotton artificial Ton 5441 2736 311 ui sgl L. csa j:,....4Y t 27Cotton yarn Ton 902 849 58 cJ+ awls `__, Y 28Flax yam Ton 39 60 1215 Ci a;,liLs > Y A 29Woolen yarn Ton 125 258 813 iä+ 4:13.)-5 au.) Y 9 30Other yarn Ton 4080 2700 1048 uï 41ssi s+r VIII. Food item .kjA coSI,JJ.VIII 31Milk Powder Ton 10160 4178 10767 û > r 1 32Wheat , Ton 802660 1135409 583227 rY 33Rice Ton 38816 2531969431 Ci ,jsrr 34Sugar Ton 163189 92511 60744 vá . rf 35 Other Confectionary products Ton 20306 11221 13542 ù '- tro 36Vegetable oil Ton 188419 78598 189218 c:i s.1 6 .1-4 37Black tea Ton " 20060 577525017 cs \._);ry 38Green tea Ton 10808 4013 14583 Ls1, r 39Salt Ton 2563 93 685 Jo Itori 40Beef Ton 1992 1006 97 Li+ ik1t 41Chicken (meat) Ton 38591 23056 4636 (:. 9k. 9i11ylf 1

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 206 1 r A q 4.0411.5 cs.s.):1t.,46,i Table 12 -3: Import of Goods ...(Contd Cj 1aj19: 4..1a1 J9.4 r., 1389 1388 1387 Item Unit X19 cs1 4 S/N 2010 412009 -102008 -09 ji .} IX. Cigarettes & drinks std .IX f r 42Cigarettes Thousand No. 286469350843 121372ji.6 ji ' X. Fabrics, clothing, & footwear k Ñ.w .91 c,' ()AO .X 6,114 jj f r 43Polyester fabric Thousand m 14256813594998127 s+JJ .9i 4 4. jh t f 44Men new cloth Thousand No. 2344 1643 5137 4-. 91;ß,q ydLS-) °v 58Refrigerator No. 90278 21579 40 4,l, JL °n 59Watches Thousand No. 28 2 3 .h j s...A s-Z°I 60Clocks Thousand No. 231 77 158 L,:lI° ji sJ L)IJI

61Radio, Cassett player, Recorder No. 57410 39266 0 4-+1; j.1 jLj cy lj t.1 62Television No. 169150107230 215862 4,3 ù9,3_3491; I1' 63Matches Thousand Dzn. 38311 2991540303 ,..,:h jj 1 jyllr ource: Customs offices and Central Statistics Organization jbl SjSy Le II 41 gSy.i ; 431i

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 207 w Ai 0111S 4,941,4m1 úhji .s. (?.1 j1,9; t -rJ9.ß Table 12 -4: Value of Imported Goods Thousand US$ )14 LrilS-1..YAl>j 1389 1388 1387 S/N Item G L;AI .JI 9 a 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 5154250 3336435 3019860 c19; I. Machinery & equipment 1235275 687508 575701 A.3,},UL ik.5 _el a V .I

1 Machinery 99777 55616 47634 4+ l.. 1

2 Battery (vehicle) 11578 5113 7271 s sijsA.1 Y 3 Battery (radio) 8645 18998 9064 a )...u..4.11 J r 4 Battery (motorcycle) 59 10 9 cs . L$--+ L. j j .1 t 5 Medical (equipment) 3384 2145 1199 c1+ Las Ls+6 o 6 Tractor 25465 23357 7555 Jy.S ly, ,yti;.)S 1 7 Water pump 4424 1342 2396 `t",1 joli V

8 Bicycle for children 322 293 84 4+ + 49'4 9S.5 A 9 Lorry 50358 63507 58604 cs.) Y i

10Buss 2150 9326 25314 Lr9 1

11 Passenger car 720758 327789 277250 5).sa Lslif 11 12Motorcycle 14815 5058 4915 Jl'' iA 1 Y 13Bicycle 3018 863 2513 L/5-914 )1" 14Other vehicles 29939 14022 0 Lso1Ja Lrli; 1 f 10 15Generator 20765 28002 14082 j j I 16Motor spare parts 168294 97326 91811 csj.}, s,5äsA> 11 17Other spare parts nec 71353 34710 25965 csi.t; 4.).):1 1 V 18Millstone 171 31 35 1jjj.1 1 A 4, II. Petroleum 998742 740101 546992 c .11 1 I 19Benzene (super) 957765 669225 519878 C.):)...514 20Kerosene 3228 60670 11738 J lsjsti.o Y 21Motor oil 16816 7175 12336 31 Y 1 22Grease 789 390 1009 c.r-+ f Y Y 23Other oil for motor 20144 2641 2031 u4JJ _1s0 Y r III. Metals 565512 317376 433169 -91 .III _AL Y f 24Iron plates and sheet 154330 76394 102423 ,u 25Other iron nec 87585 65244 154906 YrA csjijs' Y ° 26Metal pipe and iron nail 16896 13198 6895 4.1,Au,l a;,L, ., Y 1 27Iron rod 231322 124863 130656 c1_,&,6... ß,1l Y V 28 Building materials 75378 37677 38289 mil ji,h .). YA IV. Chemicals 56634 45441 119598 J1-94 O.! I-SIS .IV 29Chemicals 173 68 870 .l y,o css4 S Y 9 30Paint 10226 6235 3397 sL..)r r) 31 Tyre and tube for lorry 4664 531 27678 ;+ A Li Jilt .) 32Tyre and tube for car 40755 38331 86133 .O s l..):50JA Lsy_A o rY 33Tyre and tube for bicycle 816 276 1520 ;.1 s:z i 1 J.14 c1-:4 arr

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 208 1 w A 4 trIltS,y}Itwaal ut'wúllell.1 Table 12 -4: Value of Imported Goods ...(Contd) . . .`"' '16 J1 9+++ a:4,I,g áL41.51 ,94t -1 Y .1

Thousand US$ .y110 j 1389 1388 1387 SIN Item u44 451.5),9 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 V. Construction materials 270413 101784 77802 .519..4 ,j+145 .V

34Cement 178956 38265 28889 ° r 35Glass for building 13297 2968 11151 _»».1k3.1 ro 36Hard wood 78160 60551 37762 (.4) j) L5,1Sr1 VI. Paper 2974 1196 2873 IS .VI

37Toilet tissue 2974 1196 2873 :lb. tS "i ; t;.1 ry

VII. Clothing materials 13378 10005 6991 u1-x9,-4:1A .VII 38Cotton artificial 4217 2038 231 E_914 jr 39Cotton yarn 1601 1668 182 4-1.9JU,. ri 40Flax yarn 79 189 2288 sJU , .., i

41Woolen yarn 238 585 1759 a JJU c.)?.as i 1 42Other yarn 7243 5525 2531 kjjU J9' i Y VIII.Food items 722219 586984 499571 J1JA vsIJ9..VIII 43Milk powder 24105 7665 15594 mss t r 44Spice 10138 1828 4170 L.,11.6 .2A i i 45Wheat 229567 359929 162443 t° 46Rice 24215 16785 20891 JS i 1 47Sugar 68451 32960 23431 0 j5,21 i'' 48Other confectionary 21290 11082 12764 c4S4 i A

49Vegetable oil 119307 42711 ..5-0. :; i9 50Black tea 28792 7036 29214 41-, J9'° 51Green tea 9258 2266 10849 c54 iY.W ° t 52Salt 172 6 63 a a

53Beef 3421 1650 103 ß36. J °r 54Chicken (meat) 45065 24584 4764 sè slg.Yo° i 55Other food items 138439 78482 52060 ùtß SJÿ J00 IX. Cigarettes & drinks 80459 52134 51770 s .sI f.-....ix 56Cigarettes 49507 48071 33633 c JL01 57Non alcoholic drinks 30952 4063 18137 Y ssISJS ji °V X. Fabrics, clothing, & footwear 205386 148260 111542 4-41.94,91 0-4 461...0 .X 58Polyester fabrics 117764 108603 69920 usá f.1 s. on 59Men new clothes 6817 4827 4401 Lrt `C Jli ° 9 60Women new cloth 12036 5182 3186 1, 1 61 Children new cloth 2944 1346 1940 ,.0-414 J-144sS.1 11 62Used cloth 11382 2498 296 L° t1 (.544 1 Y 63Blanket and Wraparound 20015 10638 13393 cjitA, s 1 LAAs1r 64Razor blade 433 0 1453 4-.11? csJ:J' 1 i 65Men new footwear 22270 6827 8019 4-'9ä94 ^i:J U 1°

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 209 1 r n 'I1.011.S 433i.il,aa1 vL'u w3't w.91 Table 12 -4: Value of Imported Goods ...(Contd) JJ1 ,},'i.;.: 4.1:114.)1,9 4.A1.11 j J.4t -1 Thousand US$ )14 0-115. 1389 1388 1387 S/N Item ûL,ß v+loil.3 4.41 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 66Women new footwear 4053 425 2052 4is+sa .1 67Children new footwear 1852 921 1032 49ba 9.11l4.4a Y v 68Rubber footwear 5421 6921 5821 43ß 34 4 ß%1d 1 A 69Used footwear 398 72 29 4 Asa ß,-Z41 7 9 XI. dishes & medicine 1003257 645646 593851 JAJ-1 .sl t.411 .XI 70Metalic dishes 6388 2085 1946 Y t 71Glass utensil 18585 10328 13695 4J U & A. No 72Plastic utensil 2797 2900 12424L:54-. Ni vY yr 73Medicines 39004 15187 17650 JA J.1 74Agricultural medicine 1685 1448 2020 J4).5 4.k)S.1 v t vo 75Toilet soap 12120 4186 12099 ù.+i..a. út& v7 76Washing soap 10758 6898 11995 ù saw 77Washing powder 6377 3701 5090 _P ii s VV 78Sewing machine 1964 439 2387 Cr.1.4 314.) VA X1.4 v q 79Washing machine 3406 749 858 s 80Refrigerators 10896 3477 5724 J - A A. .1 81 Watch 94 7 3 Ls M M 82Clock 495 164 198 Lsjg 4113;.1 M Ar 83Radio, Cassett player, Recorder 1055 784 0 .,Aj''s:z1 j 84Television 9774 6508 12696 L).1.0:191:1 A t no 85Electrical appliance 129216 72525 82598 Ja1_3 U4j 86Matches 2729 2053 2445 4.1 jsl A 1 87Stationery 15297 14049 11310 4 lb) AV 41 eß 4.4 AA 88Manufactured goods 7602 4055 9660 M 89Unspecified articles 723016 494103 400235 C.)1..-% J1:3 Source: Customs offices and Central Statistics Organization JIZI c,L)S r át.el yl 44.r1

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 210 IV' A q trillS cf.9s:1446%J ullAlt tsl.1 1 I" A 4 a c.:1441)1.1 9591 esoG 4:11.1 J13 d Composition of Main Imported Goods -2010 -11

J9' Other 4.1,141. _0AJ a; yiLyt, 46% Machinary & Equipment M111/- 24%

Petroleum 19%

Jl Metals 11%

JJI.959+ o.too Li:11 .1,A9a Value of Main Imported Goods 1800

1600 -

1400 -

1200 -

1000 -

120 57

0 5 Machinery & Equipment Petroleum Metals Chemicals Food Other Jiti ALL. LSI» Jr

1387 2008 -09 1388 2009 -10 1389 2010_11

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 Y' Mt tr111.5 ,9OLaa1 VL"u"1*.91a 4.4 .tt ' kJ st u1 j.g.4.11 :0 -1 r js,Li Table 12 -5: Exports and Imports by Country US$ million ia t>Atss44

1389 1388 1387 Country 41,30 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 EXTERNAL TRADE cs.A43.- ciiie-+ Exports(fob) 388 403 545 fob ' k La

Imports(cif) 5154 3336 3020 cif , h1I9

Trade balance (excluding electricity imports) -4766 -2933 -2475 (4kJ )s .1 _y.+ .) v" cs hs"J

Total exports (officially recorded only) 388 403 545 (is9*.' +)'6111-)41-`° d9+

Pakistan 151 191 264 ù t:...< l,3

India 65 76 136 ùt;...9s

Turkey 35 6 18 44.E Iran 32 41 18 ùl.31 Russia 30 26 37 °: "°JJ

China, People's Rep. Of 12 4 2 Cr.L -

Netherlands 9 0 0

Iraq 9 7 6 LIP

Turkmenistan 9 6 11 J1 ...,..<5,

Tajikistan 7 6 6 ùlli United Arab Emirates 6 7 19 ul>Lol a Ls'.J -° Egypt 4 1 0 r United State of Ameirca 4 17 2 "yta , ,_ ;. t.S..;yo1.1

Finland 3 0 6

U K 2 0 3 ù11..A

Germany 2 1

Saudi Arabia 2 2 21.Y ùt.ß ,..09.4,

Other countries 8 12 14 4.5,543.A js.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 211 isuitaxia.1 vL"kw'h91 Table 12 -5 :Exports and Imports by Country ...(Contd) ...J:;9' 4 .k19#1"d.)19 9c1aJ.1I.'41) :4.41.11 J94 ° -1 I

US$ million J114 0-11-5-1.)A1 au44. 1389 1388 1387 Country A190 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total imports (including re- exports) 5154 3336 3020 (a.4 41 cs.s,1 ..).11-441-Ai ) 0LI.1J19 cJ,s; Uzbekistan 1088 876 501 vh.S jl China, People's Rep. Of 704 360 430v.L- Pakistan 598 307 489 t ;.,s. 1. Japan 494 337 368 ú 1114 Germany 422 145 65 y

Iran 386 177 200 CJIy1 Kazakhstan 208 291 165 cju °° I,'s Russia 181 198 989_) Turkmenistan 117 76 81 » . °' °

Indonesia 36 11 18 1-4 9yI

Canada 35 5 38 DUES U K 32 16 10 ú»I Brazil 25 8 2 J;+IJa

Kenya 22 5 17 14 Sweden 19 2 2 úys-,

Netherlands 10 4 1 .ulA Italy 10 4 2 WWI

Vietnam 9 2 10 l' >.1.1s

Azerbaijan 8 6 1 j,:> -+JAI

Belgium 6 3 1

Taiwan 5 1 3 C.)ly;,

Other countries 32 19 35 .u.s -1. Js:3 Source: Customs offices and Central Statistics Organization ,JU 5.}S°il dl ji a;JSy.g: °;14yY

1r M1 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 212 s> cç9*iLaa) .11.9314,1 c.) -mb4 c5.ß1.).9w c>;J°: -Y J i4 US$ million Tablel2 -6: External Trade Balance by Country ra40-11.-1,0.rl C.19+ 1389 1388 1387 Country kW, 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total balance -4766 -2933 -2475 c -r cS.J31.k9'' crJ441 Uzbekistan -1088 -875 -499 c:Musni jl China Repuplic Of -692 -356 -428 C>0-71. Japan -494 -336 -368 c:) ;+ 4 Pakistan -446 -116 -225 ù t .s 4 Germany -420 -144 -64 (.94 ,yi Iran -355 -136 -182 vl,Al Kazakhstan -207 -291 -165 d 1lr1 Russia -152 -172 -61 e-J ..li Turkmenistan -109 -70 -70 v u....-14 , United Arab Emirates -99 -40 -70 úljL.l*sa .0,1,)- -c Tajikistan -91 -63 -33 vS.4L

United State ofAmeirca -75 -27 -17 4. -..ty ..3î.411,.3..h Turkey -74 -65 -33 AAt+ Korea Repuplic Of -57 -56 -56 Lo..) ..0 LSJIII --) Malaysia -53 -23 -78 4, Saudi Arabia -52 -42 -27 c:Ût+wua akse -W India -48 -30 30 ail Thailand -40 -19 -17 1341á Indonesia -36 -11 -18 1-11A.0.11 Canada -35 -5 -38 Ism U K -30 -16 -8 ca> it Brazil -25 -8 0 Joilr Kenya -22 -5 -17 4 Sweden -19 -2 -2 Italy -9 -4 -2 LAI Vietnam -9 -2 -10 Pte, Azerbaijan -8 -6 -1 4,31 Taiwan -5 -1 -3 x1.901+ Belgium -5 -1 2 pi?l

Netherlands -1 -3 -1 stria,

Finland 1 -7 6 Egypt 3 1 -1 .ra Iraq 9 7 6 c31* Other countries -24 -8 -25 4ms3.1l3 Js+ Source: Customs offices and Central Statistics Organization ,lZl 4ç jSyoyl dil yl 43,4yeg : 4.4 jail

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 213 w A 4 L c5.9itldela ú.1 Fiscal development L,:Lii,y LIRA Thefiscalpolicyofthegovernmentis .r.1y o,Is419JçL.,sl o,:L,S Lly LA.o designedtofacilitate on environment for v,.:. ir°.}?e 111/43 43's.t?I.y4 sustainable economic development, job creation, efficient allocation of resources and O 421.Ac 4s.a ' csS tc.1,3.2 4.4 fair distribution of wealth. Over the past few csS94>S a, '4" c.531-4.c5 c59W os' years,thegovernmentfiscalpolicyhas s9? focused on maintaining macro economic and .) lv L4 4.1 c53,1 9 I 43 49.1.1 fiscal stability, addressing security concerns, 99yO-1i4:u*k91 91Lw, 4S 9yL,., tal 4913-L.w improvingservicedelivery,Investingin infrastructure, and facilitatingthe growth of L5:19tI a ,L5 .FS i_.);":34 471c 91.95 the private sector. . 09L5_}5 4í5L1 L5.131-.3 09 Lúil t!

In 2010 -11 total budget was Afs 231749.6 4144 09iL:sl j9s o r w 1 v w 9 , y 4.19j LIS) i n9 million of which operating budget comprised Afs 119849.4 million and development budget 9I 44,194 sat cj941w 1 1 9 n'F 9 ,1` 4i Lb.14LriA Afs 111900.2 million. L...1.1 4.4 ,09 4,.k93 Ll ll Ú 1 11 9, l' In 2009 -10 total budget was Afs 215880.4 J millionof whichoperatingbudgetAfs 1 o AA ., t° 419',1 LA Jls 1 w n n 45

97027.4 million and development budget Afs 9Y1 V,1` 4+.19.? volL 4 i 41 4.t 09Li91 118853.0 million. L51.4?.Lr;_ai U941. u 11 AA Al",4?.4s? litiil, 91 v'L;1 U5:1~u The national budget had increased by 7.4 percent than last year. This increase comes from operating budget whereas the L5.11.sj 4iL4 V,1F 415 y5 45 JLS Ly.Lo J1S 1 T"n 9.1 development budget has decreased by 5.8 ,e.1 4141 41 L,.9? .Ac .9j 46.1 ji percent. 4.9.11945 , n 44.k9.1

Domestic revenues 1;1,9a LriJ.91 Raising domestic revenues is an important 9i?á)9_ì:4 41 49,-PI9 4sA 91 cI9'L:> 9:19° cJ95 financial policy objective of the government of Afghanistan. j .y 0,41 99) 45 4.6.1 The continued growth in domestic revenues 9SLSyoS 91 e9 ,L.I .cS c.4_1_90 csS .JIy has been one of the government targets to undertakennumbersstepsreformingto L.u, 4 a,:a.aa 4c.) L,S 9Jb1 4K increase revenues. .c5.1,LS To reach in this goal, increase the economic growth and improve the administration of J.-;Ls-161J ,5 ..as e4.1 custom,areneeded.Significantprogress 4í 4.05 s, 9u" 3O .9y_i&? `!crt towards better revenues collection and lower .c,..-49 } dependency on external grant has been made. Lrt Lç..1 )41,4 n,1`vl9c JLS 11" n9 Total domestic revenue for 2010 -11 collection .131 (4i1., 11",1 ) .k,LaIs4 V1 , 1 .9+ of Afs 80.4 billion exceeded both the budget target of Afs 71.1 billion (13.1 percent) and JL:1 4144 IMF )L9y 1;. _ Lo?9 revised (IMF) target of 75.3billion(6.8 c.53 (411. 9 ,A) 4i9i,L;gI ,Li1s4v 0 , t" percent).

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 214 1 f n 9 $.S ,.g}iluaal 4 jL'wú1191,3 In 2010 -11, total tax revenues collectionsare tigi,l.'sl4J1_43 1"n,V S LJLS11"n94.4.v1 9c u.1.41.o Afs 38.7 billion, whereas theywere only Afs 31.9 billion last year. z_3 ", 9L.sS c.st LsS 1-% Le4'11 á, <9.:J:-`4.J Total revenues from custom duties and import 99 taxes for 2010 -11 were Afs 27.6 billion,as 4.1 compared to Afs 21.8 billion in thesame period 3JLáLu 1' V, 9 4s1Lo all:, ;1'13 JI4.4 9I 4419c csSJAg 2009 -10, which showsan increase of Afs 5.8 e9c; L;IJ141,4 r 1, n at 4l9.45 JIS 1" n n, 4.á j billion ( 26.6 percent). c...119,, j(4iiw l 9, 9):,t1 JL,44 a, n

In the fourth quarter, around 90percent of 9íi1 41 19c cJ.4g 411.4,1 9 4-0.J_911% c.s > `1 custom duties revenues have been collected from the major customs offices in thetop five .91 _»:IScJtA jS.ï, provinces (Herat, Balkh, Nangarhar, Kandahar cFS_Y°L _9_)_93-14.0L a.14' 1' cs; .91 d " 9'..95.}'1 escc and Nimroz) and the remaining 10percent were collected by other custom offices. . s.1 J91J 4-&-1 g+,'LS J-45 },IIy) LySJ,oS cyS dLí 4-5.v 49â Leo9ac á, Overall, for the year, the customsperformed well despite some problems at the borders(i,e J40:34 J;:, J94 4i cjL"u a border closure) during theyear, particularly in L41 JAKc9 .1.aJ..0 e} cjl y;l 9l cjL"u.LSt.p Ly-59k). 91 45 JLS3 custom offices bordered with Pakistan and Iran. . `1..:' (.a li9 c o J.. ° J"9J'9s.0 -1939:* Non -tax revenues consist of income from capital .939v, Li 9 99 9311 4.5:'1J11L59:La J.' .1419c Wl.o JO. property,salesofgoodsandservices, administrative fees and non -tax penalties and cs1L0 J:° 9J9' 99°» 91 1 y v J1z1zc95J9P fines. The non -tax revenue collections 4q1;19c were Afs cS9y 4-19.41.) cs°J.46.cs}:à9? 4+1 94119° 11.5 billion in 2010 -11. This isan increase of 4.i1.41 i, 9 4Ls ;0c 14.6 percent compared to lastyear and was 10.0 151 .3 Jl J w 1 1,6 L,S JLS 11"A 9

percent more than the target. 4i1 L.111e vc9, ; 4.1 411+u 1 4.1"1.)4 4 1 1" AA

c55 Domestic revenues as a share of GDP increased 41 LA 911.49' 91;V cs'J9S steadily from 8.4 percent of GDP in 2009 -10to `Vc5:I99.v19c cJ9S 9.0 percent of GDP in 2010 -11 L,S 11"n9 45 `, iL..' 9, S JtS 11"nn 45 1.., Typically in most developed countries, the share <

LçZ9J< tc.0 44 41% LyS J1.A. Le.4I3 450z4itw

uii.., t-1 à

Operating Budget 4+4.91.1 c0.0 The operating budget approved by Parliament vr9l 41 c jl.ol JL, Jts 1 i n 9 for the year 2010 -11 was Afs 116.3 billion 9i,tlJL41,,o 1 which increased to Afs 119.8 billion with the 1 9,t"41 ay 11,-t,j 4 Le.49' inclusion of supplementary budget. cs.1 cS921 b 9i,t,91 Jtii;u 1 19, n 4.ii The operating budget expenditures for 2010 -11 were Afs 110.3 billion or 92.1 percent of the 99 JL,1~u 1 1,1" üS JIS 11"n9 tf?39..3 S31L.3 total operating budget of 2010 -11. cS9 a94:11"91,1 urzLz 41%

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 215 11n 91LS c, }+.;L,aalc jL"ur,itî.91.1 These expenditures increased by around Afs 1xs11,4W.,A r 1" 41_4 41 JIS1 r" nn .1,-:5 t4L ] 23 billion compared to expenditures of 2009 -10. I ,JAY osAc4ác.s. Ls. li.3

This increase is mainly due to increase in size .S-1 cs1154...) °:)1.1:'14 and wages expenditures in the security sector.

Development Budget 44g 0-1 .14.111.4 The revised development budget for the year ,1 11 1, 94?..,1 y4 .1, + JIS 11" rm.) 2010 -11wasAfs111.9includingthe supplementary budget. csJ.yAL ,...?-1_94 The approved budget for 2010 -11 declined by o 9iitie.9l ° V,1 LA 4÷.k97 S9"' 1:9`° `+-? almost Afs 7 billion compared the development budget for 2009- 10(Afs118 c J1.,A 11 A )4.15y JIS 11~nn ..) billion). Thisdeclinein development budget was mainly due to low execution rates by line 41 9SIIpl ,S y.41 ,1 j9 4a 1114C ministries, and to ensure and set a more .131 a1,S realistic level of development budget in order to improve the development budget execution 4J 1 9:e11p1 rateandCapacityinimplementationof 9,1.11 91943J1 j9. development projects by line ministries and 1,6_9 9Lbi19 agencies. t'34 J.," a.?1sa9! 1

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 216 1 w n g ts:111S ç4s+L,46%1 01t.4 '19 .1a :1 -1 r.y.>, Table 13- 1:Status of Government Finance Million Afs C.) .N.40 1389 1388 1387 Indicator v°iLlt 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total budget 231749.6 215880.4186207.3 A÷As. 44;

Operating budget 119849.4 97027.473829.5 44.1_34 Lpla

Wages and salaries 85005.1 60657.541524.5 4.19.1L...91 .):»a Development budget 111900.2 118853.0112377.8 osav'y Domestic revenues 80474.4 52472.741425.5 .4 s=. çj.ss Total budget deficit or surplus -151275.2-163407.7-144781.8 4.531.91.0 >, 4+-194 s-1.95 a Operating budget deficit or surplus -39375.0 -44554.7-32404.0 L/3..9-1,1.31,3...»,6 'sa (sic..)

External development budget 50405.2 168481.0242957.5 ,- '.:k1 '-34 t J *i expenditures

Total expenditures including 282154.8 384361.4429164.8 Js-4% ^<,' .1,, .r 0 1 Jsá External development budget

Total budget as % of GDP 31.0 34.4 34.4 4 ' fis^' ,,r59:1I.49S <.*'sS 9.oI1-'u 4s Operating budget as % of GDP 16.0 15.5 13.6 n11..4+-?''' ,..p.a' S j514Jg,sS 9.aI1.:,u i, Wages and salaries as % of GDP 11.4 9.7 7.7 si911-"-" 91.1yc. 489514.95 4-;.95 9.a11su á, 4 Development budget as % of GDP 15.0 18.9 20.8 ,,r,"4-,44,4" 1 °y' 45951.49; 4:,-?95 9.elli1.3 á, Domestic revenues as % of GDP 10.8 8.4 7.7 4 9-1..319c, ,,:J35' 45951I95 ..LA 9..14u á,

Total budget deficit as % of GDP -20.3 -26.0 -26.8 4 ..rte. .1_34 41974 4Sgl.4 J5 43..).98 _"u 41 Source: Ministry of Finance

SJI l J lSJ14.1.3:1461.0 Total budget and domestic revenues 250000

200000

150000

100000

50000

1387 1388 1389

2008 -09 2009 -10 2010 -11 - Domestic revenues yl9Gjs5 f Total budget v -,94 ^+s+

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 217 A q ç;.+l.,aal 4).1.411.91.3 40.1.4 :Y_Irjj4 Table 13 -2: National Budget Million Afs

Indicator 1389 1388 1387 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

National budget (1 +2) 231749.6 215880.4 186207.3 (2+1)4401. 0.1.

1. Operating budget 119849.4 97027.4 73829.5 a'g, 4'lc 1 85005.1 60657.5 41524.5 1.1 Wages and salaries ] s' Wt*- "I'-)°' 1 -1 15323.4 14080.1 11542.4 1.2 Purchase of goods and services ßj19°9195 '' 2 -1

5134.0 3908.0 3000.0 L. .1c1ï, it c54.1 1.3 Pensions and subsidies (civilian, ' 3 -1

military, martyrs and disabled ) (° s1°` I )

1.4 Interest on debt 300.0 400.0 500.0 'yW s'9j9:' 4 -1

1.5 Contingency fund for 1000.0 1545.0 900.0 '9i ejW j4 5 -1

emergency cases

1200.0 141 1.6 Policy reserve and other 800.0 500.0 i 9'9 6 -1

contingency 11886.9 15636.8 15862.6 1.7 Other expenditures 1 J9' 7 -1

2 Development budget 111900.2 118853.0 112377.8 v'r try 2 23078.2 64070.4 24619.1 2.1 Commitments against ; 199;cs..) 1' 1 -2

discretionary projects

76151.5 of 1119094 1 2.2 Commitments against non 54782.6 87758.7 LIJt ' 2 -2

discretionary projects

2.3 Other expenditures 12670.5 0 0 4is1 X93 3 -2

3. Domestic revenues 80474.4 52472.7 41425.5 y1ia Lg:u95 3

68900.0 40190.7 41425.5 ',L411-4(.39.,i 3.1 Total taxes 1 -3 38700.0 10415.0 20636.3 3.1.1 Tax on income 4"-11" ':1v 91=19° °11 -1 -3 10030.0 3.1.2 Tax on goods and services 27600.0 44-4Ls -s'- ° 91JS 91^ ;2_ l -3 1209.0 16049.0 17900.0 4IL. csiL 4y 149W J19:..?' 4..i 3.1.3 Tax on international trade 3 -1 -3 1465.4 2889.2 3.1.4 Other tax revenues 3696.7 1=19` ,...,-1-.11-43 J_934 -1 -3 11500.0 12282.0 3.2 Non tax revenues ... -=19° Li4U- 2 -3

Total budget deficit or surplus -151275.2 -163407.7-144781.8 19'1-. =i 4 .rZ v÷'9?,,r19+'

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 218 1 Y. Ai 1.0.111S 4_90ßl Table 13 -2: National budget...(contd) 441.11 J_0.) r-1 wJ

1389 1388 1387 Indicator L 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

4 Grants 76151.2 79369.8 96549.54-'49aN4 4

4.1 Afghanistan reconstruction trust 24686.7 13000.0 13821.5 yÿLa1 o j41 c,:.s16J t,., c.ts..:,t:;l z 1 -4 fund recurrent window ( nay, 4,1r. ) vy,:, -

4.2 Afghanistan reconstruction trust 0 15735.0 24555.4 L,:3 Ld .JW ,..4:Jsle j Ly cy..,,:,Lik 2-4 fund Investment (4.j L4:LS1.,y,,)v9,; -

4.3 United States agency for 3289.6 1590.0 7735.5 4 s-4 t,ySY1,11 ,._ ;.t5.; j 3 -4 international development

4.4 United States ministry of defence 0 6000.0 0 ..)1is t1+1a >Sv. 4 -4

4.5 Denmark 2696.9 1163.8 0 sj1-63.15 -4

4.6 Law and order trust fund for 258.2 14211.1 8020.0 ,1 ' 4i ß.y.1 cslz LL I -5 6 -4

afghanistan recurrent window v, u.a x,1..1 ..A1 ùs:ß

4.7 Global alience for vaccination 539.1 534.6 0 0.11.9.9d JIy1-1; *-Al Cy. S1, ji ,éta.a.1 7 -4

and immunization

4.8 Counter narcotic trust fund 424.6 23.4 1878.4 c53';. - c,ÿ1 -41 .1-..... y ysy+ . 8 -4

4.9 Bilateral and multilateral loans 607.6 2080.0 1292.5 sz%4 D j,&1 biz 9 -4 / contribution Japan non project (4 9-°S ° cS9j9 S; !6 (J>it?)

government agency

4.10 Italy 2698.8 520.0 0 1,114 10 -4

4.11 United States Ministry of 936.3 312.0 0 Jhs .rS .1.01,.t 6 ^.1 .ro1.111 -4

agriculture

4.12 World Bank and Asian 28693.8 22481.1 22157.9 1t? 1 .y ,534,-,131 L Jii .r12 -4

Development Bank

4.13 Others 11319.6 1718.7 17088.4 ,9313 -4

5 Loans 0 794.0 0 4iJJs< 5

5.1 Saudi Arabia loans 0 520.0 0 js: cs-1 út c 1 -5

5.2 Project loans 0 0 0 4.1 w css bs.4 2 -5

5.3 Islamic Development Bank 0 274.0 0 ;L, y 1 3 -5 Total external financing(4 +5) 76151.2 80163.8 96549.5 (5 +4) J:01 u-1.,e-1 J1

Source: Ministry of Finance :

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 219 w A q zU ris: j1 .1191uJljg 4÷.1..94 - 11"cJ9sá Table 13 -3: Operating Budget by Ministry and Department Thousand Afs

1389 1388 1387 Ministry and Department aj1.31 J uj j5 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Total 119849384 97027370 73829500 di; Office of the President 1324236 1104767 1017982 J- J JM-°''

Office of Administrative Affairs 400181 412889 234787 ca-,li, sil Ls,I'1'3 >4'

High Court 1192715 720241 497774 o National Council 1060526 765991 979822 13W° President's Protection Department 689026 634025 550000 oJhl 1--.) J38-4?'

Finance 1405870 1260764 843331 L47'1.1-4 National Defence 29508859 12783081 11386757 tth State in Parliamentary Affairs 41415 36080 29850 `113" LA 3J4 .-1L4» Ai

Foreign Affairs 2224873 2259143 2087119 3.J1-? 3" Religious Affairs and Haj 388031 360681 372985 uli3131 614)1

Commerce and Industries 230000 231461 188453 1.1`° 31 ó13W

Interior Affairs 30188582 17193404 12383720 3) 3:')3S Education 17834349 14109792 105153053; Higher Education 1876263 1681689 1260181 sJS bi sasl

Repatriation and Refugees affairs 147108 127751 126763 3.J433 . IJ3131134

Justice 1878495 1254285 1148557 1..

Economy 220576 149266 109848 311 Mines 270218 240544 223159 3:15

Communication and Information 439674 402150 354422 s.331USL. 011431'° 31 .351J4-4

Technology

) 31 _4 1 Information and Culture 567851 577579 574554

Public Health 2046313 1846428 1598436 1 3J ,ß°1r

Women Affairs 156732 151085 129220 3.J4 L2 Agriculture , Irrigation and Livestock 1082360 920034 676035 sil X14 31 J.I.A1 34c c..3.JS Water & Power 276600 271934 229179y91.34_91 Le1r. a;13e Public Works 1367498 401544 311724

Rehabilitation and Rural Development 494953 411148 412004 :1-1-1&.1_4 31 Ls:.31L J Lu.1341S X1.031 cLIJ*-1,' Transport and Civil Aviation 316919 323229 295500

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 220 1r Ai 1.0.1ILS 414.11maa1 vl'u.4i1311.1 Table 13 - 3 : Operating budget by ...(contd ya v to 4.01.119y w-

1389 1388 1387 Ministry and Department oJhl jlC.,,1,39 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Frontiers, Ethnics and Tribes Affairs 321026 294130 238195 JJ4 9I99° i,9'9

Labour, Social Affairs, Martyrs and 948520 982567 556335 J41-91,-4.31_3:314.34-1 , 9 L?9 91J1S Disabled Counter Narcotics 86776 78275 56662 Ls _31-.1.4 .1...»-9.1190 oJ.1 Urban Development Affairs 100669 103366 86543 9Jt? 919JJ J14 National Olympic Department 190074 171668 141300 ',L6-,1--,J ßr91' -» 91 tis'JJJ

National Security Department 2915775 2721038 2185602 -,...1,Jcs91 c -*Y -.1 ) Geodesy and Cartography Head Office 115610 98031 79650 .J1-11 Oil I jÿ j1S 914r j, -19si Central Statistics Organization 122621 111457 71212 oJhl 4S)' il.dl

Control and Audit Office 71383 69971 64887 . ju LA4i 91 J-- a

Disaster Preparedness Department 85578 78350 38036 :'"171.)($91 c5J1÷A91 yrJ1w ° i 94:;'

Independent Directorate of Local 1883784 1554409 1260141 .JU ASI9& J'J'tg J1 i-i A°?.' Governance

General Independent Administration 65062 45936 45412 L ß='1-i`°' LsJ1÷°' °-ry'1 4JI'l'

of Anti Corruption and Bribery °J1'I c 4.3 j11.16...41.5.

Academy of Science 131182 144612 89300 ,etsl JA 9><.1 Attorney General 592085 474345 361560 .Jhl 19;J1.. L,91.ß Independent Administrative Reform 212845 179279 129062 9;9 9I 9,-t,...l L, Jhh and Civil Service Commission ùj »°.°< JIy1,.

Pensions -Civil and Military 2692000 2588611 1740000 ott;A .1c.tv. 9a:JjA1-0 ur01 91 cß"--1

Interest of Debt 300000 400000 500000 ...§J9 .19W .19'9JSL1

Fuel Subsidy 1750000 2000000 2000000 cy1 -4.., 9.119A aU9 -,'

Contingency Fund for Parches 0 1500000 4750000 '.9?9 1.1 91w- ti13,...6.-1 of Wheat Contingency Fund for Ministry of 0 0 2650000 41..463 J1.iJ9,' Education

Independent Directorate of 47479 44479 41929 91 Lsilt li9A.u.1 ii 9'495 Kuchies ' -, .., J BSI J t

Contingency Fund for Maintenance 0 650000 650000 i j - -s'Jt 31 4.54 -rA' Roads Include of Salang '9?9 >1 J,A.l ac

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 221 1r ,+1-da&I ylt;1la Table 13 - 3 : Operating budget by ...(contd) a ak9.1 4$a 41..41.11j J.4 w - 11".1 1389 1388 1387 Ministry and Department e AI j l:,JI, j,9 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09

Independent Election Commission 103602 96752 80188 ú9»°. °('-JL-9-11-,1-&11. Afghan National Standards 46100 36246 37909 °)hI );.., csL° úL,..6Lasl.1 Authority National environmental protection 111481 100879 110778 °)L1I L 1.. ,.p..,, ..,i4.1 agency

Contingency fund for ministry of 0 4714450 2319500 °9?9 Ls-l'... l °)15 nJ u)Ij9 ell Defense Contingency fund for ministry of 0 3690104 370000 °9- 411171 °)51 )I j9 9.k 90)9S Interior Contingency fund for increase in 120000 120000 120000 )411-; jis 94_912-4 919i1? J martyrs and disabled pension °Y9 (.Ç °)W Contingency fund for increase in 180000 283421 284832 °)W ,..,319-170 ' uÿ1-2-4 J 95995)IS salaries of government employees °9?9 ,5-1.>1 Policy reserve fund 1200049 800000 500000 °Y9 4 l9?y4 ' IARCSC Intery emergency reform 2900000 3000000 1483000 "L 1 Ls )Iel i"sy.° Pensions - Martyrs and Disabled 2442000 1320000 1200000 Lilt. Liy11i 94191 91 j31 ' Contingency fund for emergency 1000000 1545000 900000 °.»9 L4-1't i uS _iivk.a)1 1 á, International memberships contrubution 300000 150000 150000 9'9.3)1.J9' 3931 -4jL' 9119:4' 4 by ministries J9S)9 W (:19 Legal training centre 12658 10438 0 JSJ-. cs..}S °j Vii' Afghanistan atomic energy high 20950 15568 0 ú96S ,S jt,l ,j i.,1 ,j1:14.14.1 commisson Contingency fund for upper and 0 273000 0 vt_31 -AA L01Y J:11..)2,4_31 J.» Ls`29' lower house °i Contingency fund for exchange rate 100000 611000 0 °9 . ? 9 Lo-l'> 1 °.)1Y1 P- J9.131.19)1z,.JJ fluctuation Contingency fund for increase in 0 5044000 0 ' ti9 -11-* -° 9°)A19j1 °' afghan national army insentive °9?9 X1741 salaries Contingency fund for afghan 25000 10000 0 °)W 4 L X91 _)L úu. liil' National cricket team °y9 L` 1 Contingency fund for purchesing of 565000 50000 0 °.9?91..1 °)1.191L1,. ' lands 1 °)W cs)9 LuJ J-114.1-4 x"1.1 Contingency fund for repayment of 20000 30000 0 4.0-1.1 additionl taxes k?'_94 Contingency fund for Ministry of 0 205000 0 °3?9 X11°)W u)1ú9 áJ.ß, Justice Others 439852 0 0 )9' c.:J jai 4 ¡

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 222 1r Mt viliS4L°al(:)1:1,4.113114 Sectors contribution as % of operating budget - 2010 -11

Other codes 11.71% 65 J lúi1 -..a,d,I Social protection Economic government and sector 1.42% private development sector 1.75%

Security sector 54.67%

Agriculture and rural developmentsector 1.390/ Jet». Health sector 1.71%

.JJ!J:w.'14 __ )c 1}Hí.1' S)1-1 J i a JO." Infrastructure and natural resources sector 2.52% JJ sl uJ Education sector 17.19% Government rule of law and human right sector 7.64%

I w n a- LIS j5141_15 ,U 41 4,sis 050141 311,,5s.1.1 Sectors contribution as % of GDP 2010 -11

Jr 4.3431iiz -J-.a&. sI >s Social protection .1,s vim. sector 0.23% Economic srctor and Other codes 1.88% private development sector0.28%

Agriculture and rural development sector 0.22% Security sector 8.77%

_> U.46.1) Health sector 0.27%

999°acLß's1 s's s1 J. Lam Government rule of Education J. law and human right sector 2.76% Infrastructure and sector 1.23% naturalresources sector 0.40%

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 I Y1/01 vans 4,901.446%1 CJl141;11.1 I r n i- Jo.9+ a, 9.54 99sJtS .91jIl U9 4.41 Lao : t -11" J,94 Table 13 - 4 : Operating Budget by Ministry 'Department and number of Staff -2010 -11

l c1.9ä ka4-1 419+ jit2 -491 J..J J.941 J911+4-1 LAI (cr1411 JJ) (r1JJ) (c,rWIJJ) 95-995JU U11 -1-4 c..sja.," ( -* " ° ) ((1 1 Ji ) Annual Ministry and department e j1.1191 C.1 J1.J9 Total Other Wages & Approvedaverage of expenditurepayments salaries staff wages and ThousandThousand Thousand salaries Afs Afs Afs No Thosand Afs Total 119849400 34844334 85005066 641032 133 JS, Office of the President 1324236 484496 839740 3297 255 Jam' uu:J JA-1 Office of Administrative Affairs 400181 235690 164491 1206 136 4.J Ls91 L Jl'lij4' High Court 1192715 562060 630655 6542 96 4cS...a 6Jî.., National Council 1060526 215449 845077 3850 220 IJY President's Protection Department 689026 155413 533613 1242 430 611'1. x' v J JJ -

Finance 1405870 539800 866070 7180 121 441. L. National Defence 29508859 16912871 12595988 99164 127 ell

State in Parliamentary Affairs 41415 27766 13649 128 107 -11s0 jjli L.4"'-j -A ^; Foreign Affairs 2224873 1107793 1117080 1234 905 jJI, 9:lje- Religious Affairs and Haj 388031 66640 321391 7044 46 úti j1 ji z...° aAtJ1 Commerce and Industries 230000 91000 139000 1168 119 t la-° 91 LsJS1'94.Q

Interior Affairs 21345943 1146718 20199225 106230 190 9J4 .3,33JSS Education 17834349 2121793 15712556 222000 719; Higher Education 1876263 797700 1078563 7100 152 9J 6],j sJ91

Repatriation and Refugees Affairs 147108 55700 91408 1000 91 JJ .95,:l9? IJSI91194 Justice 1922630 1417465 505165 9004 561 Economy 220576 95635 124941 950 132 zt 1 Mines 270218 109102 161116 2405 67 ß,1S Communications and Information 439674 108000 331674 2793 119 1091a -' 91 t,lyh.e

Technology .÷.511:6,5

Information and Culture 567851 219750 348101 3903 89 J, 91 3.1.:l1.1

Public Health 2046313 851983 1194330 16098 74 I sJ ...-'1

Women Affairs 156732 55067 101665 874 116 JJ>, _,:%-.;. g Agriculture , Irrigation and Live 1082360 176500 905860 ", 9299 97 9IJ1y" 9'91 ,.s'JS

stock LUlalL.

Water & Power 276600 101300 175300 2697 65 L.;....):1,31,,-.3.31 Public Works 1367498 950243 417255 2566 163 Leta 4.3i

Rehabilitation & Rural 494953 201989 292964 2129 138 il,.,:1_,1-6.A.4.1415 Development Iy Frontiers, Ethnics and Tribes 321026 169224 151802 1157 131 ..941-?9s1s39"99'J39.1.=)`" Affairs JJ4 Transport and Civil Aviation 316919 127358 189561 2104 90 X19491 "Ji:?. 1.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 223 1 w A g tAS Table 13- 4 : Operating budget by...( contd) ...At+ajtas :0...I .5I -1r. Js+ J.l., 64.91 .1. 4 d.34 JAI (vaill Ji) (0.'I.JJ) SS 1 J J11 j (ts'-4JJ) LA" Li" ( °) (c,1 ilJ) ) Ministry and department Annual Total oJI41JI ú,0J,4 Other Wages & Approvedaverage of expenditure payments salaries staff wages and Thousand ThousandThousand salaries Afs Afs Afs No Thosand Afs Labour, Social Affairs , Martyrs 948520 510000 438520 7235 and Disabled 61 3.)43.3..1.91 9115 Counter Narcotics .yul,k.. ,l y114.4 4 86776 47032 39744 339 117 - j; JS.;i4,0 n.,L1 4S )JI'°' Urban Development Affairs 100669 36643 64026 600 107 National Olympic Department u4 ili).9i J1 190074 168890 21184 360 59 '-'iii 44:0JJ 44

National Security Department ... ail 2915775 837775 2078000 16500 .-,...t?J Geodesy and Cartography 126 ssiI) 115610 37674 77936 700 Head Office 111 ciLYts',IS 91 cj' o ju ail Central Statistics Organization 122621 31830 90791 800 113 °,I'I 4,5Sy 44..á1.1 Control and Audit Office 71383 29383 42000 315 133 .31.51 j1 J, S.1 Disaster Preparedness 85578 48596 36982 329 112 il4 -1"....):', ..,4-1.. L.- "l:J LSjJ1d. Independent Directorate of 1883784 923400 960384 6785 142 ;ult.} y jl Local Governance ejhl nShLs General Independent 65062 29859 35203 502 70 a Jt4.°' °.r°' Administration of Anti 4)'1' ,J13' cj' csy',Ll1 Corruption and Bribery I, jl.1l lc. Academy of Science 131182 25900 105282 459 229 Attorney General .r`'t1 j°' 592085 184684 407401 4831 84 uDs::_)l-1 (ail Independent Administrative 212845 75909 136936 473 290 yl yh`J...ol 4_,l'l' Reform and Civil Service ú9=m' J1.1, s'9°'' Commission

Independent Directorate of 47479 25683 21796 198 110 ail úsß Jil-t sj1-*J Kuchies .- ,..4.) SIJL:, Jl Independent Election Commission 103602 38497 65105 400 163 úßs `S'. y11,1-ä;1 National Environmental 111481 55400 56081 690 81 .J1.)l .sl° 4t... JI; J.4.44J Protection Agency

Afghan National Standards 46100 26500 19600 300 65 .1..). :;...41. ulS...axl' Authority e Jí.11 Legal Training Centre 12658 5389 7269 27 269 ...iSi.. a_IS e '3j Afghanistan Atomic Energy High 20950 12250 8700 125 70 al>11,...,..41 cju...;L:ib Commisson Others úr `°S Utz 22832421 2588535 20243886 74700 0 ..)3+ Source: Ministry of Finance

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 224 1 w n g 0215 4.34.1L.aal Vl l91 1rA4- J; aaLaSii a4+ßg;JAG :1- 1 ja. Table 14 -1 : Operating Budget by Economic Activity- 2010 -11

Thousand Afs - j+ 4.11.0.1 Sector `. % TotalExpenditures Total budget 100.00 119849384 44q9. 41,0 Security sector 54.67 65527115 . 41 Interior Affairs 25.19 30188582 9J1-? 9:'J9-5 National Defense 24.62 29508859 ell L,14 a Foreign Affairs 1.86 2224873 9jt. 9:.1J4'5 President's Protection Department 0.57 689026 °J1.51...3.1,,, ß 4 J .J941-4.3 National Security Department 2.43 2915775 ,L...1,,i ail ,L9141 4.,14.) Government rule of law and human 7.64 9155635 ,1 it9+ßa'aj1 ,S.a.a right sector J.9+ iii..4 CSJ ,- ,...4J Office of the President 1.10 1324236 LS J94-44. National Council 0.88 1060526 1J9 43.4 High Court 1.00 aJ.1.., 1192715L,4.5c. Justice 1.57 1878495 Office of Administrative Affairs 0.33 400181 c -,...It1 4591 JIZI 'ky Jh') State in Parliamentary Affairs 0.03 41415 J1j9 , -11, .5.5 L,S,J4 Lo-1a1J1-4 4- Religions Affair and Haj 0.32 388031 99199191 ,..g.... va Attorney General 0.49 592085 o Jhl L,1Ig, Ju,.. 4.591. Independent Election Commission 0.09 103602 4J 9,...:_C5191yhliÿh Independent Adminisstrative Reform and 0.18 212845 JI9h y9y 4114 J.11.L...1 4;Jhh Civil Service Commission (D9. -< General Independent Administration of Anti 0.05 65062 4.5Jv+I Jn.a 4siJ1.) e .1 4 Jul Corruption and Bribery . j1 .11 ,,1íc. _4.1 J Independent Directorate of Local 1.57 1883784 eJlI aSl yyttJ1 j3,11 4.4#..,,.1 Governance Legal Training Centre 0.01 12658 JSJA 4s,¢ e3j rk Infrastructure and natural resources 2.52 3019619 ..4.'+-,94w1.+491 .9.4.):0 u°44312 .3 sector Public Works 1.14 1367498 4r'1z 4.0.1 lys Transport and Civil Aviation 0.26 316919 4, -+1ik91 c,Jyc. Communication and Information Technology 0.37 439674 cs j911s L,`t.oylx.o yl9sly.+t z Water & Power 0.23 276600 la.:,yi 919.191 Urban Development Affairs 0.08 100669 9J4 919J9? Jt- 9:,ís.1 Mines 0.23 270218 '-,...171 Geodesy and Cartography Head Office 0.10 115610 4.5 91

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 225 1 r A q s1 g L,aaJ jL">,.+1s9J Table 14 -1 : Operating budgetby...(contd) ...J 44.40 urDta: A.141j,541

Sector 4 ,L,441 % Total Counter Narcotics Expenditures 0.07 86776 Rehabilitation & RuralDevelopment L53)t?A°yw j .119.0 °,.1i°.1 0.41 494953 Social protectionsector 141,p 91 (.rii Lk.) 11H91 941 1.42 1706443 Frontiers, Ethnicsand Tribes Affairs +äsA,+° 0.27 321026 Labour Social Affairs,Martyrs and Disabled 9J491±6149193949s 0.79 948520 Repatriation and RefugeesAffairs .96-4 91 J-1141-'1L 9)49 }49' 91.JLS.1 0.12 147108 Women's Affairs 9 ) 9S1iwy1,919119,15 .1 0.13 156732 Disaster Preparedness Department 0.07 9)L?9L.ï1 85578 LS91 L5J_)1491 4,A4.1"*,, 94.91.1 Independent Directorate ofKuchies 0.04 47479 L.S191.491 Economic sector andprivate development CS _91 ca94 .. 9J? -049S .1 1.75 2096550 sector V.111-4 ° 9+di 91 J 9sS.° tS aLAál1.t Finance 1.17 1405870 Commerce and Industries ,,4IL°.1 0.19 230000 Economy 9'.:11°91 LÇyl.19 y.1 0.18 220576 Control and Audit Office .1t..l.1 0.06 71383 °JI.11 LAA:i 91 Central Statistics Organization 0.10 122621 °JI.1I 43Sy° Afghan National StandardsAuthority 0.04 46100 °,1.11 All sectors 88.29 105815483 Other codes 41.9)95" J9i 11.71 14033901 .1.1s a"sJ.L. Contingency fund for afghan nationalcricket 0.02 25000 L:'91 üS yS.1 L jlïnili9l.1 team c.4.1. 6.9 .411-ïa1 Fuel subsidy 1.46 1750000 L5?+1,-,1/46- 95; interest on debt 0.25 300000 J9 9W 9s.)s;5 Policy reserve 1.00 1200049 °9»9 Le-41:1'419U° "1 International memberships by ministries 0.25 300000 aS941-0; 9119:-1:' IARCSC Intery emergency reform 2.42 2900000 üLa:l,al Lç,I.1I 4.44 Pensions - martyrs and disabled 2.04 2442000 L)"Lu L.#Zc13i9isi91a ° 9l 9'i ly,u.1 Pensions - civilian and military 2.25 2692000 Lÿ,l,.o4 .1clï, LY°1 91 ..,..(1.9.1 Contingency fund for emergency 0.83 1000000 °9?9 Ls1'141.-c.eS -Ol% Contingency fund for exchange rate fluctuation 0.08 100000 Ls1214:1-%1 °,W 9L`L° J9.ú1.1 Contingency fund forincrease in- martyrs 0.10 120000 °)W Ls119'43 9491"9l9'i vgÿu.1 and disabled right Contingency fund for increase in °.9?9LsLtul 0.15 180000 °,W lyl3.1iÿl,,.19iliu,LS.1 Government employees cyiaICLSI Contingency fund for purchesing of lands 0.47 565000 °-»9 LXI °,W9.LiI Contingency fund for repayment of 0.02 20000 Lsbl°)W S..iSJ9 Lu .1 9sl41-4 Additionl tax 4.1y Others 0,37 439852 Source: Ministry of Finance. )! Lw

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook2010 -11 226 t w A q lithl ,goAdzialv1..ú'1i.91a 1r'AA- .h;.95ascSJIJIJIúJI,jjaú, i.10a.u+ag; r -1f cj9 Table 14 -2 : Budget Actual Expenditure by Ministry and Department- 2009- 10 Thousand Afs (ti31 J.j Lataa J,J c4". .5

c c).19 c" co-)".94 LIS' c°.9r ,- ...f -1 .1 J Ministry and deportment Actual Actual Total oJlal JI eLul j,9 operating development actual budget budget budget expenditure expenditure expenditure

Total 87313085.0 43991040.4 131304125.4 Office of the Presidentiat 1140736.8 97865.2 1238602.0 . .l c.4.ß J A-4?-1 Office of Administrative Affairs 1635011.8 0 1635011.8 c-,..,I3Jcssl,sjhl'9J4.'

High Court 690247.2 101579.5 791826.7 a .c _ . e

National Council 1013706.3 77111.8 1090818.1 IJyt .

President's Protection Department 790817.2 0 790817.2 ..)1.1t Li6L -1 J J94.1 3115047.4 1245713.6 4360761.0 Finance 4.111-4 National Defence 18507096.6 59144.4 18566241.0 tl.i, L,.l,,

Foreign Affairs 1822704.4 710932.1 2533636.5 9J4 .10A-.1 Religious Affairs and Haj 379240.8 116082.3 495323.1 uh9191 ,,>.,;,JI Commerce and Industry 383037.5 28709.2 411746.7 t.=ß° sl c5j1a9..

Interior Affairs 19915225.1 193573.6 20108798.7 .9Jk .si+JSS Education 15641045.5 3867164.5 19508210.0,x, Higher Education 1676243.2 1439458.0 3115701.2 9JS ,i 9J91

Repatriation and Refugees Affairs 136231.7 40723.3 176955.0 9Jtt95,219 °1..)..0..034

Justice 1393696.3 89247.9 1482944.2 Lpil,a Economy 138722.2 198216.3 336938.5 ,1 Mines 251292.6 447174.3 698466.9 ;a Communication and Information 427322.7 635664.4 1062987.1 Ls; -ß,y1,., 91 y,,l yt;,,,

Technology Information and Culture 613149.0 38902.1 652051.1 a Js 31 91L U.1

Public Health 1864556.6 3688667.8 5553224.43),s aa Women Affairs 139105.2 45089.6 184194.8 s Jli 3; ,.,

Agriculture , Irrigation and Livestoc: 2466367.0 1702181.0 4168548.0 LOA.. .. 31 yhS 19,91 , JS

Water & Power 502826.8 3633167.5 4135994.3 1 .:,,y 319,91

Public Works 856687.1 8276983.4 9133670.5 41x. 4s9

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 227 r A 4.3 3LaaI vlú."L;Ia Table 14 -2 : Budget actual expenditure by ...(contd) ,-. 4 t °' cq..k¢,:401.11 4194 V_1

cam" cm's: 04". 0ß'9' J-9-" 4.0'9' -...t, 1 Ministry and deportment Actual Actual Total oJIJI JI GJI 19 operating development actual budget budget budget expenditure expenditure expenditure Rehabilitation & Rural Development 663206.1 12551524.4 13214730.5 líily 31 <.549 tc. J LwgtiiS Transport and Civil Aviation 371647.0 429855.3 801502.3 Ls:I9i6.) ß-'J9. 1 Frontiers, Ethnics and Tribes Affairs 275623.8 61231.0 336854.8 9J1$91:1.4L9-19A5i,J.9J" Labour and Social Affairs,Marteyrs 4147765.0 438340.7 4586105.7 91 9'1? , 9J493019' 91JIS

and Disabled 94...1.6Á

Urban Development Affairs 136333.8 987479.4 1123813.2 9.J-? 519.J.9÷ JIB Parliamentary Affairs 45147.8 0 45147.8 csJt? LAIJI i

Counter Narcotics 76723.1 219816.7 296539.8 4:)J1-.1.4.1..),A 9s..ii 4,14 -Li National Olympic Department 175150.2 83374.0 258524.2 ,,...1'J 491 J9 914r'Jl) ç14 National Security Department 2726238.0 31905.9 2758143.9 1 J all 4141(....1. Geodesy and Cartography Head Office 117510.3 23261.8 140772.1 eJl.)l s9l 4.ii S9'JIS 9I 4J =.9:i, Central Statistics Organization 114447.7 0 114447.7 v jhl 4_5.S j.. 4..,.3.1.,...... i Control and Audit Office 68144.1 131942.0 200086.1 .J1.11 L.A.a 9I JjJS.

Disaster Preparedness Department 66720.1 0 66720.1 °JhI (s jJ1=`A91 cJt?'-1' 'J3 .1 Independent Directorate of Local 1650805.5 230612.6 1881418.1 eJl.1l ASiJI_, j3;11 j1 9yl a.aw.1 governance Science Academy 143180.0 9357.6 152537.6 .ASl 9A9í .

Attorney General 481037.9 87332.6 568370.5 4..qi19:J1-1 t.ssh Independent Administrative Reform 235873.6 545226.9 781100.5 9:).;A1i Jl Yl-.a14SJh1. and Civil Service Commission ù9r °.:°JI9L.& Independent Directorate of Kuchies 41781.6 29980.5 71762.1-VA:, 91 ail ù9Á'"z 9Jtl,9'L`: 9s ,

National Environmental Protection 103236.1 26933.4 130169.5 DJu LiA.11_,,, Jt:.h. Agency

General Independent Administration 42230.4 653.3 42883.7 is3Plii,,1 ur3J1'4'1 4JW .11 4_)1.1t.

of Anti Corruption and Bribery o »U 1a. t1.1 Li

Municipalities 0 915075.3 915075.3 tr -119J1-.1 Afghan National Standards Authority 29628.8 62443.0 92071.8 ,Ju .1J.iw 1,51A ùt'watkil .1

Legal Training Centre 3151.5 0 3151.5 :AJA 01. 9 cs.A e .13,1 Afghanistan Atomic Energy High 5056.0 0 5056.0 ù1 AS,1tr.ajJ.I,.49Shji,,,:,t;ih commission Independent Election commission 92329.6 0 92329.6 ù9r° ° ,SIiL&9l,í d.) Extra Budget of Agencies 0 391342.2 391342.2 '9?9 4-414"3 mss? .359A Source ; Ministry of Finance

JIS P11JI Jsy .s'WIatol a19 i,. J a; 9A19JI _,.0 1 y JIS a:191, Note : The mean time actual expenditure of budget for 2010 -11has not been available,there fore the lastyear data is presented hare

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 228 1 1'1A q trIlLS 611.42111a Million Afs Tablel4 -3: Government Actual Revenues by Ministry and Department - 2010 -11 11" A g _ y.,g, Ai çjl .1l ,) ú,l,19.1 ja i ú1,u.5 :I"- 1 a9.4 Lo1a.9) a9: J.s,"- - LAsAL .3190 4UE .1 .1;1p AdtA .).A.1 ill.* J. . J+I.?J.1.41.114I.* X10 31 .ctL.1.1;1,90 GWL. Ministry and department Totale revenuesCostoms, duty Miscellaneous revenues revenuesNon tax Governmentbuilding sellland and revenuesPension Direct tax e jl.o 91 u jl,3 j Total revenues CenterProvince 30413.0250061.3480474.36 26033.2228255.25 2222.03 282.15245.19527.34 11091.814259.046832.77 107.57 41.6265.95 1037.681805.14 767.46 20266.9918420.2638687.25 .1;1p ai) *4Y.9 .3sr HighOffice Court of the President 0.721.00 - 0.160.02 - 0.560.98 - - - ,..,J cs .)so- e .1 NationalFinance DefenceCouncil 21427.47 128.77 0.74 2222.03 - 100.26 23.88 210.98102.98 0.74 1.918.93 - 18885.27 - ICY ßt9.1 411,, ReligiousForeign Affairs Affairs and Haj 712.88 0.60 - 0.580.01 712.87 0.02 - -- - uä3131 AJt? 9iJ&? , LIJ1 EducationInteriorCommerce Affair and Industry 2216.85 112.92 26.13 - 11.09 3.660.40 825.57 21.6483.86 28.66 0.83 - - 1380.19 - vl 3l sj1.1g.,, 9>4 s?'J9S s;' RepatriationHigher Education and Refugees Affairs 88.53 3.87 - 12.76 0.09 75.77 2.49 1.29 -- - 9J44:19.?6199191194 9.A.1.) 9..J.31 MinesEconomyJustice 52.5126.47 5.63 - 0.440.340.40 52.0726.07 5.29 - - - .1t...ail g4tS TechnologyCommunication and Information 1717.88 - 0.01 1717.87 - - - s_')s11 c1°912-' 91 .9:'ly4t'-4 Information and Culture 126.71 - 0.46 125.60 - - 0.65 ß}9 9l )11c.U.l 1 Agriculture,WomenPublic Health Affairs Irrigation and Livestock 24.8535.02 0.97 - 2.270.141.35 22.5832.79 0.83 - - 0.88 - s91.111-. 919195J 34314, 9S ..i.)11.3-:-.;., 3J tel= PublicOfficeWater &Worksof PowerAdministrative Affairs 90.0378.1310.72 - 20.7476.48 0.06 69.2910.66 1.65 - --1 - - C-,.a s91 s91 .11994 by 919431 Lett .1,13s , jJ.1.41 ja 4)11: 4oI4I ,9.i w-1 a Table 14 -3: Government actual revenue by ministry ...(contd) .41g J41,* .41 * 91 ut L. Ministry and Department Totale Costoms, duty Miscellaneous revenues revenuesNon tax JJ; a J J3 Government land and revenuesPension I* Direct tax 0 jl .11 ,91 uj1,) j TransportRural Rehabilitation and Civil Aviation and Development 2474.68 9.29 revenues - 2.77 - 2474.68 6.52 building sell - - - L,ly, 91 i le J Iy .19,ISait Li.19491,J 1J' Labour,Frontiers, Social Ethnics Affairs, and Tribes Martyrs Affairs and 921.39 0.74 - 0.061.25 152.68 0.68 - 767.46 - - 919;1 9J491.4.6S1319°99c9'9Jy , 9J49343' JUL 9::191.-. CounterUrbanDisabled Development Narcotics Affairs 38.26 0.76 - 2.65 35.61 0.76 - - - sil SJ41°J4sS.9:1 91SJ9?. .>>2 4-'1:' CentralGeodesyNational Statistics Securityand Cartography Organization Department Head Office 27.54 0.243.73 - 2.512.49 - 25.05 0.241.22 - - - bJhl sil oilfi ÿ JLS 9l L5.ß ,,,1,1. J ail GovernanceIndependent Directorate of Local 1.79 - - 1.79 -- - - p JLl 4.519h bibi 4JSyo,61.dl s's'1KJI 93~I a. 1 AntiGeneral CorruptionAcademy Independent of and Science BriberyAdministration of 0.090.16 - 0.02 0.070.16 - - - S jÿlÿ,,.) s3Jt ò j bJ141 Ott 4.3 JLL L.,...a1S1 sA lc. .L's 4 Jh1.1 CivilIndependentAttorney Service General Administrative Commission Reform and 21.07 0.17 - 0.02 21.05 0.15 - - - ji 0.514_913.31...N.,...165 JUI U9,; °< J191ù)l; s91 IndependentNational Olympic DirectorateElection Department Commission of Kuchies 17.57 0.221.60 - 14.52 0.22 - 3.051.60 - -- - ,,.,171J 491 'J 91 tssi úi Ú9...,`$ SI911 y -Ltü,h 91 j1J ? NationalPresident's Environmental Protection Department Protection 0.940.33 - - 0.940.33 -- - -- ...)1.11a,») L4.1`1..4 ,5:1,4 LA") JI.r..g17,.. J* ,.,.,) S191ùSJh :'4 L SourceAfghanAgency :Ministry National of FinanceStandards Authority 3.05 - 0.02 3.03 - - - 0jh1 ° cjLL..6ual. Tablel4 -7: Government Actual Revenues 3+ 44 CV193 .41,9c 0JO0i a1311 : t -1 t Jgss by Province - 2010 -11 Million Afs . Province Total J9ä CostomsJ9 duty LIS.rL al9c Miscellaneous 4. s,)IJo . Non tax 04' 4,90 ° 9.9".1 +I1.* 451915 Government.:%.19'I_*& 91 Pension .1clï,.1490 Direct t'0'Q'u4LA - 'y9 KabulTotal 50061.34 1852.71 revenues 26033.22 550.71 revenues 245.19 - revenues 4259.04 191.91 bullding sellland and 65.95 - revenues 1037.68 - 18420.26 tax J9ä WardakParwanKapisa 116.9867.2654.79 -- 0.170.770.87 25.0041.7411.15 6.68 - 22.6319.6540.87 1110.09 22.4426.9220.14 c.Aid jsJisi ,:a GhazniBamyanBaghlanPunjsher 150.58156.46 58.9633.20 - 6.027.080.12 15.0846.72 9.85 0.010.50 - 55.9824.8416.7311.82 21.1246.1811.41 y.61"; 0%i-? KhostPaktyaPaktika 679.42232.37 75.58 278.32 16.99 9.23 34.44 6.990.049.45 84.9944.7413.1362.84 - 31.4029.14 5.189.45 276.49140.01 49.1535.97 t ,sueùlßt .. s&. TakharBadakhshanNooristanKunarha 134.85129.92 29.5765.54 2.082.611.69 - 5.022.151.83 - 25.6717.9513.94 1.03 0.070.19 -- 44.0555.8423.5013.70 58.3551.7123.6614.84 úl W"J> 44 JU:3 y BalkhKunduz 9141.08 951.04 69.84 364.65 - 37.36 1.52 - 197.29 35.82 0.060.08 32.0910.76 319.57 21.68 ú15 ...,Samangan i DaykundiGhorSar -e -pul 45.8230.4851.51 5318.05 -- 16.76 0.111.001.40 644.21 11.5214.43 5.05 0.382.53 - 141.40 17.2215.95 9.37 3018.13 21.3915.9514.04 cs Jim96. JawzjanKandaharZabulUrozgan 3383.911583.42 133.65 29.8623.58 1493.85 - 31.61 3.480.060.48 322.06 52.5713.32 7.15 - 42.8558.42 4.725.39 1477.97 34.7511.7610.56 Ú4.39 Úm_3,1jL Jale HeratBadghisHelmandFaryab 14820.63 329.09 43.30 8291.11 876.98 - 39.07 0.957.351.19 1216.84 148.78 54.2911.24 17.00 0.02 - 30.2711.2035.71 220.18520.74 19.91 L.)-9.6s-.3,i1-..1J1i ;..is SourceNimrozFarah : Ministry of Finance 3774.04 495.10 2057.72 278.50 1.722.22 346.81 33.58 10.35 0.17 - 92.0510.7817.41 5181.391357.01 153.04 L,411-.) i9 üi_A .i) IrA4_,,, áJ14 4.11}íAá; 0_1t (1j4 Table 14 -5 : Treasury and Currency in Circulation- 2010 -11 Million Afs v° ale t j1.1, .il i i1.1 65.4 c jti..ú'Lw.91.5

yS 4ílji at 4,S til,ji AI J,IS osilL o Month Cash in treasury of Cash in treasury of Currency in `Lt. L.40 Da Afghanistan bankDa Afghanistan bank circulation branches

April 1755.8 6183.5 97877.3 s.As

May 1312.8 7026.8 97355.5 s-1J' June 1121.4 5894.3 102223.3 sp3AA

July 907.3 4556.7 106875.0 c

August 1964.1 4839.4 109705.4 LiJAi

September 4103.7 6305.0 117400.3 (4_9 October 3396.0 7632.8 116580.0 41

November 780.5 5022.5 121605.7 1...¢ December 1083.3 6138.0 121863.2 Ls4

January 1089.7 6707.7 122287.0 4-.36..r February 1622.3 6582.2 125879.9 ^LI51., March 1119.2 5971.3 132394.0 5 Source : Da Afghanistan Bank

1rA4_ 40.S sslA4 Currency in circulation - 2010 -11 140000.0 120000.0 -

100000.0 ' 80000.0 60000.0 40000.0 20000.0 0.0 yçJJ 41, 1) ts J.JA4,6t3L. Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 232 11A4 011 LSj#1,4a1 jL"uw'Lw.91 11" A 4 - 4V3°IA9J4 A.áS ()A 4.4 314.> 3 j ct' .9+áY9' :1 -1 t J94 Tablel4 -6 : Province Development Budget and National Level Programs- 2010 -11 Million Afs csi 419,44 44.1-94 4+1-4.r Development Budget province ",0.Y.9 4 Percent Amount Total 100.0 99229.7 J3+ Kabul City 58.1 57675.4 c.J-AS Kabul 5.1 5056.8 J 1S Kapisa 0.6 570.6 ;IS Parwan 1.3 1312.1 LIJ13..4 Wardak 0.4 395.9 s .1J3 Logar 0.5 522.7 .Ail Nangarhar 1.2 1185.8 .t.44 Laghman 0.4 394.0 cjI...:- Punjsher 0.4 433.2 Baghlan 1.3 1326.2 Bamyan 0.9 844.6 vlli Ghazni 0.7 655.8 Paktika 0.6 593.9 Paktya 0.9 846.5 Khost 0.6 580.8 -,. s&. Kunarha 0.3 338.8 `gis 56

Nooristan 0.3 304.0 (.1 ..).s =+ Badakhshan 1.1 1061.9 v 1i Takhar 0.6 618.1 JUL Kunduz 1.0 1003.8 Samangan 0.7 706.6 ,:j1.1...1..... Balkh 4.8 4721.9 Sar -e -pul 0.5 484.0 d+-> Ghor 0.8 793.8 JsL' Daykundi 0.4 379.9 L5 .11..S.1.1.1 Urozgan 0.4 369.8 Cilli1 Zabul 0.3 296.2 J41.) Kandahar 0.6 569.7 this Jawzjan 0.6 572.1 ù4..." Faryab 1.2 1150.5 uhJti Helmand 0.4 441.9 .11a1 Badghis 0.6 549.3 v -)4 Herat 2.8 2781.6 c..1.,1 ye Farah 0.5 473.4 blii Nimroz 0.8 803.0 js National level 8.5 8415.3 k Lrl- source : Ministry of Finance cL...)13s .4°

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 233 1 wn 4 to21.S yk+l.l vl"u.Y.;lr.9l alai + :v-1 Table 14 -7 :Banking Sector Activities 1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit 2010 -11 *`'' 2009 -10 2008 -09 4,1..9 V°it Banks No 17 17 17 vU State -owned banks excluding No 2 2 2 -,° >, ,-5,-.4 s .A aiy 4iyS it,s1 central bank Private commercial banks No 10 10 10 .y..:" 4;ß;t1 I, Branches of foreign banks No 5 5 5 .y.+..4 ;l. Branches No 361 327 285 yb: 4 ,.:, s,W, Government banks No 60 54 ... 4.95-;,, Private merchandize banks No 301 273 444 , I, Depositors No P 1711950 1285553 954073 atS9 _& c.: A.,1.1 Borrowers No P 59750 581110 42084 y...1 cs.y 35.;I Total deposits Min 156537144782.48114127.0 ús::1.^ si-t Jai,,,, c-.1:11-414-.1 Js, Afs LAkil Min Deposits in afghani 54068.0 49005.2 49028.6 ús:i Li,,, q, Ly Jai,,,,,;.,I çç ;;I á, Afs c,:,L'sl Min Deposits in dollar in Afs 97655.0 95777.2 65098.4 ús.ß .y. , ,sy;, Li j1..,,,, c-,;tI v cs_p .1 Afs L;.wl yowl Total loans Min 80242.0 66493.0 52146.0 ú 4,Iiii J j, Afs t.;.sl Min Total assets of the banking sector 203836.0 170966.0149605.6 ú 41A,Js L,h. Afs LAkil Min Branches of foreign banks 30425.0 28082.0 25646.7 ú -t y:+J J A-1.1 Afs t;.;l State- owned banks Min 33373.0 27681.0 22921.7 úJ° vsj4,I3.1 Afs L1:,I

Private banks Min 140039.0 115203.0101037.2 ú.s:L+A a;y,14 Afs Lritkil

Net foreign assets Min 285116.3 232145.8183997.4 ús:ß 4...11.1.,.5 joi., Afs it..:-91 Min 246319.8 201264.5180453.6 Net foreign assets in ús. 4S,,hiS_5Sy,4. 4.ell fit? central bank Afs kill Min Net foreign assets in 38796.5 30881.3 3543.9 ú ° °ÿ..As.., 4+ Lo-1411 4-....." Lo:'.84 commercial banks Afs u+l crSsS L Net foreign assets Min 6284.2 4788.5 3554.8 ú c'°'`" 4....11.i. . US$ )1.1 4. -n; Net foreign assets in Min 5429.1 4151.5 3486.4 úsß 4siS.r°4e, ,s,..)t? central bank US$ jib Net foreign assets in Min 855.1 636.5 68.5 ú 6-=-S1'ß41 4-.1-: commercial banks US$ -1.t' L.Ss;s5,t1

Deposits in afghani % 34.5 33.9 43.0 411" y'':?:" cs.Y1 Jj1-,L..' sS24 cL61-01 4;

(Percentage of total deposits) 43,44 4a+ 4 s 6l 4; Deposits in dollar in Afs % 62.4 66.2 57.0 4 s"": (SY JJL., cs1-.3 c-,;L,I 4; (percentage of total deposits) si+wl 44. `V99195 ilii 4i1.Y Lr,D.1

Loans to deposits ratio % 51.3 45.9 45.7 4"11" 4S 9ss ,.,...1.y J9áß 4il.y Broad money growth (M2) % 22.6 39.3 35.9 °9 9 °?; 9:l yP 4i1.., Narrow money growth (M1) % 22.8 34.3 37.8 6A9 ":< 9.1 9.la-0J % 36.5 25.3 28.4 4:1L £1 Currency in circulation growth a49,,,,",ß Ai 4 Broad money as percentage % 38.7 31.8 27.1 L a9S 4;L Y'+.1:%1_):1.1 of GDP sz-v s114.si 9-.1- Source : Da Afghanistan bank d jl¿ulill;4uiJ

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 234 I w A q LAS 4.3 iL 611441;11.1 Donor Assistance: : Afghanistan's reconstruction is not possible 3;)%1 c.s.319;¡crfs: ti9c, Lu jtS..,ll

.14.19..31 withoutthestrongsupportof international 9:aL,S c5al . 4_>1:3 CvlS.a:lt tit 4iï community, there for a number of conferences LLj.,4 45.1 Luc4 vc9. o3.0 } 4L.u,J.o `v La;19 cs19:.4 have been organized to seek the commitment 439..61j4-IS L34:131< 91 1j1í1 c9S95 and support of international community. The .09 Ls3.2;1 :ILSS 4-,.',l.4A4;3 193 Ljdsrnv conferences were organized in Tokyo, Bonn, (ANDS) 1, LEL-°3' London and Paris. The Paris conference which LS ,yol o,1, o) .41 4.5_14 L.,31-4.91 _F%1A washeldinJune2008supportedthe 09 `:AJ 9311 4 AfghanistanNationalDevelopmentStrategy 4:N= Ls3::31)1..,1 0.Ltiti.o,}, LjL"..,.il.'sl (ANDS) (ANDS) and committed US$ 21 Billion for its .L5-1 Ls9_.). 09151 so,,c financing. ANDS is the development plane of 4i.a3ocs:,,,9...a194.1 4-1 L5ái9S u9..L.,,9S 4 415 L54 Afghanistanfornextyearsandhasbeen o,lil L. iA prepared so that effort of both donors and 35 .> >IcL_t.oi 9 99,9 Ls99S J9 444 government focused for the development of the .LS09A9 Ls:1-)1AI7:1" country all donors' assistance is expected to be 99A(ANDS) 95%-:399SJ9 .., coordinated as per ANDS. LS.1:3V Ls' 3 LjLS31 46-,) (ANDS). 4-1 S1; 9: 03 ANDS covers these Pillars: (A) infrastructure ; 4..13.1 (L111 ) (B) Governance rule of law human rights (C) 4i.1 3419_131 9_19-6-) .)--'?.1 (L_,) Social and economic development. .yLOI,02 91.5.4:41 (c)

Recent development: :a..; s In 2010 -11 from 16.8 US$ Billion aid and the 9fi9.4 L592:, jlS 11"n9 amountof US$ 0.085Billionloanswas A° 31 41.u3.ol: è9 93114 l-Su-ol o-1,1-44 committed for the expenses of specific projects. 4ya31 .53 o4 449:,, oS9a ..J9? 93114 4-7)157,301 So for total US$10.9 Billion from aid, and US$ 4-6» ,09Lfi92,. 9_193:93ak- 0.085 Billion from loans has been disbursed, 9_§.9'a 91 0_ yll 4 J,Ltl.t,o 1, 9 4íi which constitutes about 65.4% of committed aid 9_.?S9A L59l J.A..J9 o,yila 4,410 ,n° and loans. Amount of the disbursed money was 9:9ÿLLAJ9 Z ` °, í 9:39.J9 9 91"3A lower than the amount committed and per capita oS9A 4.14 4yy 4_,3u, 9 919äp aid also at low level. It is worth mentioning that L.dS..J9 _}~4-5.91."I° 6.1 09 Ls9L.' the amount of US$ 0.044 Billion was spent by 41 O4.0 L449.11--1 ,.LS31,I) c.,e44íS 0.áud the local NGO's and US$ 0.235 Billion was 419"1.ti.. 9 ° L19 3~ 9 o1 4o,LLlA f f spentbyinternational NGO'sindifferent J9S sectors. It has to be mentioned that considerable J.9i_Jg. 0,114 o.1,44A,Y i ° 31 13. amount of aid was spent in infrastructure in the Ls-`q L.1:991?1 . c59"1L191LrS9°3' 91?'i, 43Igi1 country. `v4.43 4_, .)19u 4.14..yo Bilateral aid: Over all aid committed by bilateral donors in 2010 -11 is 15956 US$ million out of which US$ : 4;"1.3° °J: k,3) .9.1 41. . 34 o iij1 09.1 491 ojS9A jLS 11"n94 10081 million had been disbursed. (63.18 %. disbursement/ committed 09 0,114 LS_,yol ti,9iL,A 1" 9° 1 19s1 9S. i99S 4i.uyo ratio) 539 03114 49:4A 1 A) LJ94 9-49_,1 9 3 5 9 t t s7. 1 T",1 n ''.:< 9 c jLIS J94t) ,(

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 235 1 w n g 0111S 4,94:4.4.2A1 v11.46,1;.91.1 In 2010 -11 Japan disbursed US$ 752 million. 4.1944 V° I9: --jLls 44 JIS1 C' Ai a United State committed US$13069 million of Ls---4571...»°1 Which US$ 8126 °1va S á y°I c vr,(4..éSJ9 ,}lla million has been °9 disbursed (62.18% 4-4S ,r-1t-5--3yo19:,9J,o 1r.`l 9 disbursement/of committed ratio). Lfr..2Sj9 ti94u A 11' 1 ., 4&_L UK which committed US$ 383 million, < has 9._.15_5499._.15_54 c9 disbursedUS$ í9u v`9 ,í9 4t) 383 million(disbursed/ rnr Cjt:3141_oa 9 à9X`I Y1 n committed ratio 100 %). rnr 91°9 4..4S 4,4 99 91' Ls.,1l4.ì°I Germany has disbursed US$ 205 million, and, 45t ) 4-,}S>9 °,114 44744i.3I 4239w India had committed US$ 313 million buthas . 9-X94 " 1 4r disbursed US$ 77 million (24.6 disbursement lS. yo14.i9.o Y' $ csYO..Y of committed ratio). .13A 1? . cs cs_.}5.9 °.311 VV . 4t yiJts 1 r n 94 91 US$ 290million(111.97%disbursed/ cs9-1 _A-J.3 44'9 `95"19549'41 committed ratio). European Union committed yLr.4t.41 Lb_S 1 r n 9 JIS 4,( cs àS.99 US$ 313 million of which US$ 264 million d"9 91 Lç..is °9m ° Y °09.1 9 .10÷: has been disbursed (84.35% disbursement/ 4-19.-L'Usa J9 471°.rt1a.939A:0 Committed ratio). World Bank has committed 9..?594"% 11 1,9V .":: c591 JS.í9c,f' ) cs/ c599 a sum of US$ 216 million and has disbursed tt 44t"9dta» 4_.}S.J9 c49..d9? 4.í9"45 US$192 million.AlsoUnitedNations 4.393.10 Y`l f c°9 c5cs' 9_,}Sye 9.--J'I4 i9s)~u r 1 r.) agencies had committed US$ 35 million which 9940 hasnot been paid yet and Agha khan 9-A-0 459A1_,d-J9 Development Foundation committed US$ 12 .(c59 nf,r° million and disbursed the committedmoney 9)14 1 °ji19d 45 cS.114 JI9;1_13 100% which was mainly grants. 4' 4-15.í9 c-5:' °,ila "V r °9 °_59te 9..í114 cj9siw r°, e 9,° .o4<,t1 '9

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 236 1 t n 9 t,1111 1 r A It .r s jol .j .91...IS JA 0-10 o Jj4 Tabalel5 -1: Donor Commitment and Disbursement- 2010 -11 US$ Million IJ ..i4 30' j ÑA' 4,: 4.11A 014+ 0214r (0443J'cry: _AA a.A.ts u' ',AP tix a;L Donor 41906 JJ :u.JA Total Total DisbursedRemaining (PI-Remaining % Committed Disb) Committed Grand Total: 16,791.00 10,900.00 5,891.00 35.08 ems.+ 4.j3.0.9+.ßy.,9, 1 bJ Total Bilaterals 15,956.00 10,081.00 5,875.00 36.82 Australia 123.00 36.00 87.00 70.73 LJII

Belgium 3.00 3.00 - - T4i4 Canada 78.00 78.00 - - 1,)u is

Denmark 70.00 70.00 - - ,S).....1,) Finland 27.00 27.00 .uL'+ France 40.00 38.00 2.00 5.00 lei Germany 594.00 205.00 389.00 65.49 y India 313.00 77.00 236.00 75.40 l'A

Iran 1.00 1.00 - - idyl Poland 8.00 7.00 1.00 12.50 .Lly, Italy 87.00 37.00 50.00 57.47 14431

Japan 752.00 752.00 - - 4..141+ Korea 2.00 1.00 1.00 50.00 lijjS a.)se-..?

Nietherland 91.00 91.00 - - all to Norway 125.00 0.00 125.00 100.00 css1:, Switzerland 9.00 14.00 -5.00 -55.56..)};re Spain 20.00 0.00 20.00 100.00 Lutl Sweden 100.00 100.00 - - c)ysW

Austria 1.00 1.00 - - c.r.).1.1 China 1.00 0.00 1.00 100.00 Cxt United Kingdom 383.00 383.00 - - DiAtli USAID 13,069.00 8,126.00 4,943.00 37.82 ,.eyo 4,llyu; },yl;l e,_t- ,yh ü,0 5_33 New Zealand 2.00 2.00 0.00 - Russia 5.00 3.00 2.00 40.00 JJ Rep.oîchek 10.00 4.00 6.00 60.00 '..) ' Turkey 38.00 21.00 17.00 44.745+ .iJ);1 Ireland 3.00 3.00 - 1

Luxembourg 1.00 1.00 - - S Ii5i1 ah&9.+ ÿ,.,ß,y.6.»1.11. Total Multilaterals 835.00 819.00 16.00 1.92 -.5j4 Asian Development Bank 259.00 290.00 -31.00 -11.97 tir t` - ii 1' E U 313.00 264.00 49.00 15.65 til aï LoLy_il - - Agha khan Development 12.00 X141:,. 4 útiia Foundation 12.00T Islamic Development Bank - 5.00 -5.00 J.J4y Lr-.

UN agencies 35.00 35.00 100.00 , .4-,.:1_0_,:a. s y-^' World Bank 216.00 192.00 24.00 11.11 Jh±ÿ

_ ú1)l el eltia uz UAE 56.00 -56.00 cywlïPi;y.,l ypt Source: Donor Assistance Database 4r-99S

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 237 1 r AtoilLSg>;L.aa.1 V1.41w91.1 1"n `1-

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 1 w 4.94.1lAcialiddiaii.t US$ Million Tablel5- 2: Cabinet Approved National Development 44.394 tri r 01° is sµ >l;V Igil is .1:1.- ' 41.94 Budget h,' A Indicator 4-114 9¿ 2010 -110.}5901389 40:6.4+ß+J .9 2009 -10 o..A..01388 :;y.) 4ïu;, q¿ 2008 -09 1387o,aty 44.:4,....) RefugeeTotal & IDP Return Req.2308.96 7.20 Corn.1226.41 3.52 Disb. 920.47 2.73 Req. 2262.6 7.6 Com. 1107.8 Disb. 952.0 Req.1,991.7 Com. 1,121.5 ' Disb. " 926.2 a.1.»14-. 4_5-:.4-..) li e,}J,y LivelihoodsHealthEducation and & & Nutrition Social Vocational Protection Training 644.30237.10150.90 371.65103.67123.33 239.00101.44 90.48 630.2240.0124.0 323.5124.6 81.9 3.2 108.9 74.3 2.6 200.5110.6 4.4 116.9 79.1 3.4 65.080.3 3.2 is i 6.1; 05-1,-,. ji `VJ9J, v99W SIJ9; 91 43J9S 9.) TransportCultural Heritage, Media & Sport 515.60 17.10 318.12 6.78 257.09 5.71 583.4 14.1 311.0 2.6 235.0303.1 2.5 480.2586.1 10.4 216.2297.7 4.2 253.0158.9 2.9 ú)9 91 `J Lem , 4;ÿl y,.. 'CULL 99.14J1 9j:419 4:_iJ9 lÿ y, NaturalEnergy, ResourceMine & Telecommunications Management 365.90 1.60 173.27 1.21 122.85 1.16 308.5 2.6 144.5 1.1 117.7 1.1 341.6 2.0 278.3 1.7 245.7 1.5 ú1),1i. 91 441S ,y e..)hl 94 .y- .)-1.- PublicTradeMunicipality &Administration Investment Reform & Economy 174.8544.3019.78 60.3025.01 6.01 52.4815.37 4.88 142.6 28.046.6 47.218.5 9.9 42.318.3 9.7 130.8 21.723.8 85.942.8 5.6 81.8 2.74.9 DJh1 ,1...:i'slily-1.. =t.1 aA tt, ,u.j& 4tiLL 91 sjg1 .) 9.Y L.,219 J L,. NationalJustice ArmyPolice & Law Enforcement , Governance & Role of Law 41.4045.20 1.30 17.1113.51 1.01 14.4210.72 1.01 22.546.4 2.5 13.8 1.29.6 12.2 9.11.2 34.119.4 5.2 10.0 2.77.5 2.75.49.0 -,:.<.. U.331-431,...-5.1.)1 úAs--% ' 441 J S uÿ11) 91 tY 19; , iii L514 ContingencyMine Action Fund 33.93 8.50 1.91 1.13 - 46.816.9 15.4 - 14.2 - 20.9 - -9.4 9.2- 449 LA ir.L I Source: Donor Assistance Database, Ministry of Finance 'I r A4- c5 àSJ9 l ç °J c59W i"...411.49-'1.10 954995 41'yo Ji úJ1J9 1-° : 600 700-1 - Requirement , Commitment and Disbursement -2010 -11 l ? 200300400500 - 100 - 0- yçJS ej4 1.m 91 aj9J, 4-i9'Y 'SI )A91114.3_1 Education & Vocational Training Health & Nutrition Requirement .caL., 9< Livelihoods & Social tiJ 99l?'JI 9 j Jlj J Protection úJy...ilÿTransport Committed =JSy+ úiJt _ 91.4i,ilSTelecommunicationsEnergy, Mine and ii.yDisbursement 5:49J Municipality vi19J1-z1 Public AdministrationeJUI Reform and Economy r A'1 4.4 - Y; 9 4r? .33' .,,,:s1.9.3,41.4 : w- J,91? US$ million Table 15 -3: Expenses of National Budget bySector - 2010 -11 -II' Omi.

4i'y 43LÁ...444'94 LS.lw 41.J&.1j cr.vl.iSJJ4 -19'ts9il -}S.19 4.1 Indicator Development Committed Disbursed Unfunded ,Jei 1W Budget Budget Budget Budget Total 2308.96 1,226.41 920.47 1388.49 Refugee & IDP Return g..14 .0 7.20 3.52 2.73 4.47 ,L....»14- Li 4 L: JJS Education & Vocational Training 237.10 123.33 101.44 135.66 4SJS .j 45.1,g JI 4...i.1_1 4994' Health 150.90 103.67 90.48 60.42 SIJJ& JI LúaJJ Livelihoods & Social Protection 644.30 371.65 239.00 405.30 Cultural Heritage, Media & Sport 'CU I-14. 9JWJI J..34J,a 17.10 6.78 5.71 11.39 J9 JI (4 yJ csy,:, , ..;yl y. ,Lw J: Transport 515.60 318.12 257.09 258.51 úJy..;lÿ Energy, Mine & Telecommunications 365.90 173.27 122.85 243.05 ,:J,>4_. JI 41ÿS , Uay Natural Resource Management 1.60 131 1.16 0.44 Municipality ..JhI Jg ara±? 4430 25.01 15.37 28.93 Trade & Investment L.-ILL/14 19.78 6.01 4.88 14.90 4;y1 4i U il aSYI'y° Public Admin.Reform & Eco. 174.85 60.30 52.48 122.37 Jh1 2.1.eä1 _,I y`. :`,1,-al 4. lzJ Justice , Governance & Role of Law 45.20 13.51 10.72 34.48 ,44-41--, ùiAL -11 cr5-19Jl ü.yC.a , 4,Jx National Police & Law Enforcement 41.40 17.11 14.42 26.98 JjS Lo.L. ù9'LÚ 91 04 a,-1° Afghan National Army 1.30 1.01 1.01 0.29 9'JI ,...1. Mine Action 8.50 1.91 Contingency Fund 1.13 7.37 JAI, ti±4' 33.93 - - - Source: Donor Assistance Database 440 /...-144.1 r--- 4iyl y45-1l-4 .t...r I JIJJ ' National Development and Disbursed Budget -2010 -11 1 r n 700 - 4+1.si ts.sz J.rsJS sl 4?,7 0-1 41A.r; a"

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US$ Million Table 15 -4: Loan Availability JI' &.,a,. .,1eIJ S t}4.3 (tlls ) ed ...1019+ 929Jí; loan Availability419.194 a,IJ 4.. 04 Sourceof funding Total Loan co,...,...0. 4 4r..... period ." Availability 1389 1388 1387 ( year ) 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 Total - 259.4 85.2 115.9 58.2 b.J149+ Asian Development Bank 40 132.7 68.6 64.1 _ ,, ,..,,L.4.1>...4 y, t.4.la Islamic Development Bank 10 36.4 - 8.5 27.8 .S.;1.,4.;t,íi-4 y,r.61,..1 World Bank 40 34.8 16.6 18.2 - ,-1,-;L, JI9:x International Monitory Fund 6 25.2 - 25.2 - tD9". -.rites JI9:xJ -9:' Saudi Arabia Development Fund 7 30.4 - - 30.4 ßs'1°84:1":4 J _)a s'9+ --4 Source: Donor Assistance Database JI 4410I.04 JfS.c..rJIJJ4,4L' :4-!aiJW Total Loan Available 140.0 '5492 9' 3J9i JJ41 JJ91Jai LWY' 120.0 100.0 80.0 60.0 40.0 20.0 0.0 r r t,.. la JIJ y JI.E è 9...* j._V' 'yù1i41Ju aç'w,c 4rlïa.y ,,.`.l..l ADB World Bank IMF Saudi Arabia Development I D B fund

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 239 1 w A g lrAS cp. jilLetal QA J..41444,4: o_10 ja+ Table 15 -5: Per Capita Aid Calculation

1389 1388 1387 Indicator Unit -1, cr44 a ua+t -1 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 -09 c;ris J,ÿ Total population Mn Persons 26.0 25.5 25.0 iLl úsß^ Nomads Mn Persons 1.5 1.5 1.5 j út.ß 4-fi s sS Population growth rate Percentage 2.03 2.03 2.03 4.11., y ", ills'

Population Mn Persons 24.5 24.0 23.5 593 ú ^ Liji Disbursed aid Mn dollar 10,900.0 1,784.0 2,784.0 Jb úr.ß Li-9.1 lSJ.

Per capita aid US dollar 419.2 70.0 115.5 ill. °te r 4: LixY' Source: Donor Assistances Database :441.r 41.a yo r.4: f4.4Z Per Capita aid 450.0 4192 T ---

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)1.1 t9;l;.a1 1" A I 1.1 j& :1-1 ° J9a? Tabalel5 -6: Expenditure in Development Projects by Non Governmental Organizations2010 -11 US$ Million

c),a1a Kinds of expense - .r' t ate' 3I9.4 4 ' Number of projects implemented by Sector Non -Governmental cJ .0 , Ïe t L JiJJt - Organization Total `mod LS) Administration Projects 4.4.1.sí 4r.I.J 4.IsJS ale expenses expenses Services HealthAgricultureEducation

Local NGOs 44.1 5.3 38.8 148 244 76 128 yo - is'->y.. v'Jsl

International NGOs 234.5 36.3 198.2 906 248 144 135 y.-,.Yy4.1° ßy.4. 2_ a4

'.34 ,9ä Total 278.6 41.6 237.0 1054 492 220 263

Source: Ministry of Economy

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150.0

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11" A it IS VL"t.+611;11.1 Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 240 1 5" qyu: 44 =: t J1 2,JiJJs a./ A 144.9 a3° 04.9J ,}1A,4 : V -° cJ91? Table 15 -7: Number and Expenditure in Development projects by Non Governmental Organizationsby Sector and province 2010 -11 USS la Total J9d Other jj+ AgricultureaJjt Health lijJ Education4:9t Provinces . ..4t1 , -....c 1 o.,;, y»,G, e:.4.1.1 ,: 14.9 w is1 ,...e 1 Expenditure No J Expenditure No Expenditure No Expenditure No ExpenditureNo Total 2786442582029 133938234 1054 57086271 220 66754878 492 20864875 263 60 Kabul 53948965 349 26752019 154 15289281 39 7646491 78 4261174 78 c.14S Kapisa 7311785 41 5922793 27 187881 4 1194496 8 6615 2 1_....).S Parwan 15134147 64 11572456 34 623397 6 1744327 12 1193967 12 ú1'y Wardak 3720880 56 1731269 27 1031381 5 852518 20 105712 4 `_L j Logar 3629480 48 1762985 24 1332975 10 358426 10 175094 4 _Ail Nangarhar 16060555 113 7221576 59 1708849 9 5597647 20 1532483 25 )4j Laghman 5064697 54 2488924 31 1667315 7 688805 13 219653 3 ú1a:1 Panjsher 639814 21 330619 14 102263 2 137940 3 68992 2 .may Baghlan 9879426 40 6540793 22 123617 3 3211782 13 3234 2 J 8575558 92 2867537 34 2326105 12 2498987 35 882929 11 (1.1-i Ghazni 4494950 44 2277108 23 1314990 5 713626 7 189226 9

Paktika 1684688 19 328601 13 1136637 2 216716 3 2734 1 154c, Paktya 3394427 42 2595968 32 63923 4 166243 2 568293 4 t Khsot 2810677 37 1574747 30 935324 2 166243 2 134363 3 ji Kunarha 6104969 55 3003512 31 1423852 4 1448619 16 228986 4

Nooristan 3532097 24 929796 17 2023790 2 575777 4 2734 1 Ú Jj+ Badakhshan 12484938 85 2991886 31 1484099 10 7835577 33 173376 11 úsi Takhar 16361203 47 7349135 20 1381412 6 4852781 18 2777875 3 j, Kunduz 12449642 60 5198236 32 3726539 7 3513872 18 10995 3 Jj Samangan 5834424 37 3825553 18 469055 2 1372982 14 166834 3 iC,,L -i Balkh 12802424 114 4944627 51 2052958 17 4775683 22 1029156 24

Sar -e -Pul 4181826 25 1535473 15 961056 2 485620 4 1199677 4 J;y- Ghor 13009134 84 4357695 36 2384629 5 4705297 36 1561513 7 Jj6 Daykundi 1685512 27 410391 14 123744 2 863436 6 287941 5 Lsi6.h Urozgan 804164 19 579154 13 0 0 217876 4 7134 2 v4_3jl Zabul 848201 15 740234 12 17054 1 88179 1 2734 1 JaU Kandahar 7219947 56 2799143 29 1502091 5 2502985 15 415728 7 j1.¡S Jawzjan 5349538 51 3311919 36 139098 4 984867 6 913654 5 J.ij÷ Faryab 10365569 61 6973123 36 2205679 12 352271 6 834496 7 u4_)ti Helmand 3894605 32 642023 19 2469201 4 772190 7 11191 2 .i;.10

Badghis 2434711 27 975804 16 261377 3 160867 5 1036663 3 Li Heart 18163425 125 5574143 61 6330282 17 5560586 39 698414 8 úljA Farah 1740228 34 1056431 20 36000 2 489226 10 158571 2 °l) Nimroz 3027652 31 2772561 23 250417 5 1940 2 2734 1 Source: Ministry of Economy ii.,

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 258 11" A g titi 3 Technical Notes on Afghanistan Statistical Life expectancy at birth is the number of years Yearbook (ASY) a new born infant would liveif prevailing These technical notes discuss the data ,sources, patterns of mortality at the time of his birth were and methods used to compile the indicators in to stay the same throughout its life. this publication. The notes are organised by table and within each table,by indicator in order of Population growth isthe annual percentage appearance. Also note that throughout the ASY, increase in the number of people. English is the original version. Population densityisthemidyear resident The section, about data section ,provides a population divided by the surface area in square general discussion of internationalana national kilometres. datastandards,datacollection methods and sources . Readers are urged to read these notes to Fertility rate (total) is the average number of gain an understanding of the reliabilityand children that would be born alive to women limitations of the data presented. Forafull during her lifetime, if she were to bear children at discussionofdatacollectionmethodsand each age in accordance with prevailingage - definitions readers should consul the technical specific fertility rates. documentation provided by the original compilers cited in data sources. Literacy % population age 15+ is defined as the The , Definitions,sectionprovidesashort proportion of the population of age 15 and above description of the main indicators in each tables who can read and write. and chart. Under 5- mortality rate is the probability that a Symbols newborn baby will die before reaching age 5; ... means not identified. - or.. means data are not available. Growth rate is the annual percentage change. A blank means not applicable or that an aggragate is not analytically meaningful. Population 0 or 0.0 means zero or less than half each unit Knowingthesize,growthrate,andage shown. distribution of Afghan population is important for $ means current U.S dollars unless otherwise the welfare of Afghan citizens, assessing the specified. productive capacity and estimating the quantity 1,000 is one thousand units ( not 1.000). of goods and services that will be needed to meet 1.000 is unit one. thefutureneeds. ThustheGovernment, development partners, businesses, and anyone Overview interested in analysing economic performance Population, land area, output, health, education, must have accurate population estimates. and environment are basic measures of the size of an economy and social condition of a country. No census has been conducted since 1979 (the They also provide a broad indication of actual one and only in Afghanistan). Over two decades and potential resources. The output-as measured of war threatened both lives and livelihoods. The bygrossdomesticproduct (GDP)isused war has claimed nearly 1.5 million live and has throughout this section and the ASY to normalise displaced roughly 8 million people. other indicators.All estimates are derived from Subsequently, accurate statistics about the size, the data in different sections such as national distribution, composition, growth rates and socio- accounts, social indicators, therefore, its economic characteristics of the population in definitionscan also be found in the Afghanistan are currently unavailable. corresponding section. The indicators in these tables provide an overview of economic recovery and recent social developments.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 259 w n The sources of population estimates made by population age 20 to 24, although people above CSO are mainly from household listing data and below this age group may be registered in conductedduring2002 -2005andthe1979 tertiary institutions. household listing population census. Crude birth rate is annual number of births per Adult literacy is defined as the proportion of the 1,000 population. population aged 15 years and older who can, with understanding, read and write a short, simple Crude death rate is annual number of deaths per statement on their everyday life. 1,000 population. Primary schoolpupil- teacherratioisthe Education and Human Resources Development number of pupils enrolled in primary school Education has long viewed as a key to social and divided by the number of primary school teachers economic development. Education was also seen (regardless of their teaching assignment). to be the principal means of increasing the quantity and quality of human capital available in Gross enrolment ratioisthe ratio of total the economy. Studies found social and private enrolment, regardless of age group that officially returnstoinvestmentineducationtobe corresponds to the level of education shown. comparableto,orhigherthan,returnsto investmentsinphysicalcapital. andthe Primary education is education at the first level experience of developing countries has shown (International Standard Classification of thateducation helpstoreduce poverty and Education -ISCED- level).The main function strengthen the civil institutions that support sound is to provide the basic elements of education at economic and social policies. elementary or primary school. Duration of primary education is the minimum number of Publicexpenditureoneducationisthe grades (years) a child is expected to cover in percentage of GDP accounted for by public primary schooling. spending on public education plus subsidies to private education at the primary, secondary and Secondary education is education at the second tertiary levels. level(International Standard Classification of Education -ISCED- levels 2 and 3). Gross primary school enrolment ratio is the ratio of total enrolment, regardless of age, to the The main functionisto provide general or populationoftheagegroupthatofficial specialised instruction at middle, secondary, or corresponds (age 6 -12) to the level of education highschool,teachertrainingschool,and shown. vocational or technical schools; thislevel of education is based on at least four years of Net primary school enrolment ratio is the ratio instruction at the first level. of the number of children of official school ages (6 -12) enrolled in primary school to the number Tertiary education is education at the third level ofchildrenofofficialschoolageinthe (International Standard Classification of population Education -ISCED- levels 5, 6, and 7), such as Secondary school enrolment data are calculated universities,teacherscollegesandhigher in the same manner, and again the definition of professional schools.It requires as a minimum secondary school age differs among countries. It condition of admission the successful completion is most commonly considered to be 12 to 17 of education at the second level or evidence of years. Late entry of students as well as repetition theattainmentofanequivalentlevelof and other factor can influence this ratio. knowledge. Net enrolment ratio is the ratio of the number of Tertiary enrolment dataarecalculated by children of official age enrolled in school to the dividing the number of pupils enrolled in all post- number of children of official school age in the secondaryschoolsanduniversitiesbythe population.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 260 1 w n g0.11ts 4,90.L.461.1 cit.-44,6;1;11J Female pupils as % of total pupils includes Child immunisationmeasurestherateof enrolments in public and private schools but vaccination coverage of children under one year exclude certain specialised schools and training of age for four diseases -measles and DPT program. (diphtheria, pertussis or whooping cough, and Health tetanus).A childisconsideredadequately Access to health, access to nutrition, and access immunised against measles after receiving one tocleanwater,andsanitationareglobally dose of vaccine, and against DPT after receiving recognized as basic human rights. However, two or three doses of vaccine, depending on the these rights are not available for most people in immunisation scheme. Afghanistan. Infant mortality rate is the number of deaths of Good health is a fundamental aspect of the well infants under 1 year of age per thousand live being of a population.Further, it is positively births in a given year. relatedtotheeconomic development of a country, since latent diseases and malnutrition Adult mortality rate is the probability of dying prevent populations from working and providing between the ages of 15 and 60, thatis,the for their needs as well as those of their family. percentage of 15- year -olds who will die before Yet access to health care, nutrition and clean their sixtieth birthday. water remains severely limited in Afghanistan today. The maternal mortality ratio is the number of Ministry of Public Health and UNICEF generally female deaths that occur during pregnancy and compile health data. childbirth per 100,000 live births.

Public health expenditure consists of recurrent Physicians (doctors) are defined as graduates of and capital spending from government budget, any faculty or school of medicine who are externalborrowings,andgrants(including working in the country in any medical field donations from international agencies and non- (practice, teaching, and research). governmental organisation. Hospital beds include inpatient beds available in Access to health care is measured by the share public, private, general, and specialized hospitals of population for whom treatment of common and rehabilitation centres. In most cases beds for diseases and injuries, including essential drugs on both acute and chronic care are included. the national list, is available within one hour's walk or travel. Percentageof populationwithaccessto sanitation is the share of the population with at Access to safe water shows the percentage of the least adequate excreta disposal facilities that can population with reasonable access to adequate effectively prevent human, animal, and insect amounts of safe water (including treated surface contact with excreta. Suitable facilities range waters or untreated but uncontaminated water from simple but protected pit latrines to flush from sources such as springs, sanitary wells, and toiletswith sewerages. To beeffective,all protected boreholes).In an urban area such a facilitiesmust becorrectlyconstructedand source may be a public fountain or stand post properly maintained. located not more than 200 meters away. In rural Prevalenceofunder -nourishment isthe areasaccessimpliesthatmembers ofthe percentageof thepopulationthatisunder household do not have to spend a nourishment. disproportionate part of the day fetching water. Prevalenceofchildmalnutritionisthe Access to sanitation refers to the percentage of percentage of children under five whose weight the population with at least adequate disposal for age and height for age are less than minus two facilitiesthat can effectively prevent human, standard deviations from the median for the animal, and insect contact with excreta. internationalreferencepopulationaged 0 -59

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 261 1 1" A 4 1.0111.5 cs.9s+L.aal months. For children up to two years of age, Croplandincludeslandusedtocultivate height is measured by recumbent length. For temporaryandpermanentcrops,temporary older children, height is measured by stature meadows, market and kitchen gardens, and land while standing. that is temporarily fallow.Permanent crops are those that do not need to be replanted after each Incidenceof tuberculosisistheestimated harvest, excluding land used to grow trees for number of new tuberculosis cases. wood or timber.

Prevalence of tuberculosis is the number of Permanent pasture is land used for five or more people suffering from tuberculosis. years for forage, including natural crops and cultivated crops. Consumption of iodizedsaltreferstothe percentage of households that use edible salt Other land includes forest and woodland and the fortified with iodine. land under natural or planted stands of trees, as well as logged -over areas that will be forested in Environment Indicators the near future.It also includes uncultivated Thenaturalenvironmentpresentsfamiliar land, grassland not used for pasture, wetlands, opportunities: rich soils, abundant water, natural and built -up areas -- residential, recreational, and beauty, minerals, energy, forests, and fish,all industrial lands and areas covered by roads and sources of income and human welfare.Some, other fabricated infrastructure. with proper management, are renewable.But others are exhaustible. Fertiliser consumption measures the quantity of Afghanistan' s natural resources - land, forests, plant nutrients used per unit of arable land. wildlife, and water - have been an important Fertiliser products cover nitrogenous, potash, and sourceofhouseholdandnationalincome, phosphate fertilisers. providing the basis for farming, fishing, energy production, and tourism. These Environment Indicators resources have been degraded by excessive Definitions demand arising from agriculture and household Forest areas refer to natural stands of woody energy. vegetation in which trees predominant.

Agriculture Annual deforestation Definitions refers to the permanent conversion of natural Agricultureproductionshows themain forestareatoother uses,includingshifting components of the agricultural sector in quantity cultivation,permanentagriculture,ranching, terms(tonnes orhead)whichreceiving settlements, orinfrastructure development. fromagriculture provincial departments. Deforested areas do not include areas logged, but intended for regeration or areas degraded by Land area is total area of Afghanistan measured fuelwood gathering, acid precipitation, or forest in square kilometres . fires. The extent and percentage of total area shown refers to the average annual deforestation Arable land includesland under temporary of natural forest area. crops and land under market and kitchen gardens, Nationally protected areas refers to areas of at and land temporarily fallow. Land abandoned as least 1,000 hectares that fall into one of five a result of shifting cultivation is excluded. management categories: scientific reserves and strict nature reserves ; national parks of national Irrigated land refers to areas purposely orinternationalsignificance(notmaterially provided with water, including land irrigated by affected by human activity) ; natural monuments controlled flooding. andnaturallandscapeswithsomeunique aspects ; managed nature reserves and wildlife sanctuaries ;andprotectedlandscapesand

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 262 1 w /14 tras `g};lassal ( jl%úl.it.91.1 seascapes (which may include cultural Public sector capital is the sum of long -term landscapes). borrowing and scheduled amortisation.

Annual freshwater withdrawal refers to total National Accounts waterwithdrawal,notcountingevaporation National accountsdata provide the broadest losses from storage basins. Withdrawals also picture of a Mauro economic performance and include water from desalination plants in counties also provide information on the structure of where that source is a significant part of all water production in the form of gross domestic product withdrawal. (GDP) and its components by kind of activity and Total energy use refers to domestic primary its components by expenditure. These are the key energy use before transformation to other end -use statisticsforassessingaMaeroeconomic fuels (such as electricity and refined petroleum condition at a given point in time or the trends in products)andiscalculatedasindigenous a Maero economic performance over time. The productionplusimports and stockchanges, GDP data also provide a quantitative base for minus exports and international marine bunkers. forecasting which is widely use both by analysts The use of firewood, dried animal excrement, and and policymakers. other traditional fuels, although substantial in The Central Statistics Office is responsible for Afghanistan, is not taken into account, because compiling GDP estimates for Afghanistan. The reliableandcomprehensivedataarenot estimates are compiled following closely the available. 1993 UN /System ofNational Accounts (SNA1993) The GDP includesvirtuallyall Industry activities pertinent to the production and use of Definitions goods and services in Afghanistan by residents Industry production shows the main and non -residents regardless of the allocation to components of industrial sector in quantity terms domestic and foreign claims. (Tonne, litre, and m3) and collected from goy. The GDP is calculated in Afghanistan in both and private sectors. current and constant 2002 -03 prices.

Foreign trade SNA 1993 Exportsandimportsof merchandisecover The system of National Account (SNA) consists internationalmovementsofgoodsacross of a coherent consistent and integrated set micro customs'borders;tradeinservicesisnot economic accounts, balance sheets and tables included. Exports are valued f.o.b.(free on based on set of internationally agreed concepts, board) and imports c.i.f. (cost plus insurance and definitions, Classifications and accounting rules. freight). These values are in US dollars. ISIC Trade balance is the difference between exports ISIC is the united Nation international Stranded f.o.b. and imports f.o.b. IndustrialClassification of all economic activaties, the third revision of ISIC is used in the Investment 1993 SNA, and fourt revision has been published Foreign direct investment (net)isthe net in 2008. amount invested or reinvested by non -residents in enterprises in which they exercise significant Gross domestic product at purchasers' prices managerial control. Itcomprisesallcapital (Market Prices) is the sum of gross value added transactions that are made to require a lasting by all resident and non -resident in the economy at interestinanenterprise.Directinvestment producers'pricesplusimportdutiesminus includes items such as equity capital, imputed bank service charges reinvestment of earnings, and other long -and Itis calculated without making deduction for short - depreciation of fabricated assets or for depletion term capital. and degradation of natural resources.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 263 w n g t,in.s ts.t..aai jta".441311.5 In Afghanistan, value added is the net output of a GDP price deflator is calculated implicitly by sector after adding up all outputs and subtracting dividing annual GDP at current price by the intermediate inputs for agriculture and industry corresponding GDP at constant price. The GDP sectors.In some Part of service sector, Income deflator is broadest - based measure of inflation, approach by the adding of compensation of showing price movements forall goods and employees, mixed income (operating surplus), services produced in the economy. tax on production minus subsidy and consumptionof fixedassetsareused The Current accounts industrial origin of value added is determined by Current accounts record the production of goods International Standard Industrial Classification andservices,thegeneration of incomes by (ISIC) revision 2. productions, subsequent distributions and Gross domestic product at producers' prices is redistributions of incomes among institutional the sum of the value added in the agriculture, unite and the use of incomes for purposes of industry, and services sectors at producer prices. consumption or saving.

GDP per capita: is the sum of gross value added Capital account in US dollarsofallresidentproducerat The capital account records the value of the non - purchasers, price (market price) divide by the financial assets that are acquired, or disposed of, population. by resident institutional unites by engaging in transactions, and shows the change in net worth Gross National Product (GNP): is gross domestic due to saving and capital transfers or internal product (GDP) plus net factor income from bookkeeping transactions linked to production abroad. (charges in inventories and consumption of fixed capita). The producer's price The producer' s price is the amount receivable by Agriculture corresponds to ISIC division 1 -5 and the producer from the purchaser for unite of a includes forestry and fishing.It comprises value good or service produced as output minus any added (gross output lessthe value of their value added taxes (VAT) or similar deductible intermediateinputs)fromforestry,fishing, tax, invoiced to the purchaser. hunting,and animal husbandryaswellas Itexcludesanytransportchargesinvoiced cultivated crops. The production figure comes separately by the producer. from Ministry of Agriculture, FAO and WFP. All estimates for value added at current prices in Purchaser's price agriculture sector are derived on the basis of The purchaser's price is the amount paid by the gross output (quantities time annual average purchaser, excluding any deductible (VAT) or producers' prices) minus intermediate similar deductible tax, in order, to take delivery consumption. The growth rate in quantity output of unite of a good or service at the time and the are used to arrive at( 2002 -03) constant prices. place required by the purchaser. The purchaser' s price of a good includes any transport charges Industry theindustrydatainclude mining, paid separately by the purchaser to take delivery selected manufacturing and energy (electricity, at the required time and place. gas and water). The industry production was most effected by the war events. So far soft drink and Intermediate consumption is the consumption cement have substantially recovered reaching of inputs in the production process. almost pre -1979 levels. Industry is an important sector for sustainable economy development and Base period employment. It is also important in monitoring The period that provides weights for an index is nationally economic performance. described as the base period and other periods or year or compared to it.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 264 w A 9 4411.s 4,90t,i, Industry production shows the main components It is also a residual item including changes in of industrial sector in quantity terms (tonne,litre, stock and data discrepanciesinthe use of and m3). resources.

Manufacturing is the sum ofgross output less Fixed capital assets are: the value of intermediate goods consumed in 0Durable goods that last more thanone production for industries classified in ISICmajor year ; division. 0For the purpose of productionor generating income All estimates for value added at current prices in 0Cost more than US$300 industry sector are derived on the basis ofgross output (quantities multiplied by annual average The construction estimatesare the gross output of producers' prices) minus intermediate construction in the GDP by industrial origin and consumption. The growth ratesinquantity capital goods are from the imports of durable output are used to arrive at 2002 constant prices. goods of Custom offices and Central Statistics Office plus 20% for installation mark-up. Services correspond to ISIC division 50 -99. They include value added in all other branches of Exports and imports of goods and economic non -factor activity, i.e. transportation and services are drawn directly from the balance of communication, wholesale and retail trade, hotels payments. It represents the value of all goods and and restaurants, banking insurance real estate, other market services provided to and from the ownership of dwellings, public administration world. It covers merchandise, transportation, and defence, NGOs, professional, and personal travel, insurance and other non -factor services services includingdomestichelp,education, such as government transactions and various fees health care, garage, repair, and other services. butexcludedividends,interestandother The estimates on value added are basedon investment income receipts /payments as wellas compensationofemployees,mixed income labour income. (operating surplus), tax on production minus subsidy and consumption of fixed assets. The Factor services comprise income of labour and constant price series are based on deflating the capital,thuscovering income paid tonon- current prices by the respected item in the resident workers and investment income (receipts consumer price index (CPI) of Central Statistics and payments on direct investment, portfolio Office. investment, and other investment, and receipts on reserve assets). Total final consumption expenditure is thesum ofprivate andgovernment consumption. Non factorservicescompriseserviceson Government consumption data are drawn directly account of freightand insurance,passenger from the national consolidated budget in the services, other transportation, travel, and other current consumption section. goods and services.These include transactions with non -residents by government agencies and Government consumption includes all current their personnel abroad, as wellas transactions by expenditure for purchases of goods and services private residents with foreign governments and by all levels of government. These estimates are government personnel stationed in Afghanistan. drawn directly from Government budget. Services (net) are the difference between receipts Private consumption is the value of all goods (credit) of factor and non -factor services and and services purchased or received as income in payments(debit)offactorandnon -factor kind by households and non -profit institutions.It services. excludes purchases of dwellings but includes imputed rent for owner -occupied dwellings.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 265 1r A giL.aa) (3"+.0.1L*.91J Gross national savings are obtained by adding Consumer Price Index and Exchange Rate net factor income from abroad and net current Information on the consumer price index (CPI) transfers from abroad to gross domestic savings. and exchange rates is important in monitoring nationaleconomicperformance.TheCPI measures the change in prices of a selected Gross domestic savings are calculated as the bundle of consumer goods of 202 items. The US difference between GDP and total consumption. dollar exchange rate (unit of Afs per US dollar) is reported because of extensive use of US dollars Intermediate goods comprise of goods used by to denominate international transactions. We other productive sectors as inputs. have included information on the parallel market exchange rateand theratioof theofficial Consumer goods comprise of goods consumed exchange ratetoprovide a measure of the by both the household and government as final premium on the official rate. consumption goods. Capitalgoods:consistof goodsusedfor CPI are compiled using the Laspeyres formula investment purposes; machinery. goodsintheconsumptionbasketselected according to consumption patterns in the base Gross capital formation year (March -June 1978) derived from Household Gross capital formation is measured by the total Income and Expenditure Surveys, are weighted valueofthegrossfixedcapitalformation, by their relative prices in the base year. changed ininventories and acquisitionsless Composition of the basket may no longer be disposals of valuables for a unit or sector. relevant given the recent economic crisis in the Region. Gross domestic in fixed assets investment In addition, there hate certainly been changes in consists of outlays on additions to the fixed assets the household consumption ; structure caused by of theeconomy. Fixedassetscover land the war events (population shifts and improvements (fences, ditches, drains, etc.) plant, accompanying changes in the mode of living). machineryandequipment(durablegoods) The weights assigned (last household expenditure purchases; and the construction of roads, and the survey 1987) may be outdated and hence the CPI like, including commercialandindustrial shown maynotaccuratelyrepresentprice buildings, offices, schools, hospital, and private movements. residential dwellings. Since December 2002, a new CPI with modified weights have been constructed for Kabul on the Foreign direct investment is the category of base December 2002 =100. international investment that reflect the objective of a resident entity in one economy to obtain This CPI followsinternational standards lasting interest in an enterprise resident in another regarding the concept, coverage, classification economy, foreign direct investment is defined as and formula used. The main purpose of the index ownership of 10 percent are more of the ordinary is to provide the Government, enterprises and shares or voting power (for an incorporated households with a general measure of consumer enterprise) or the equivalent (for an incorporated priceinflation.The CPIanditsmonthly enterprise). movements are used as key targets for monetary and fiscal policy. They are also widely used in Dwellings adjustingforinflationbusinesscontracts, Dwellings are buildings that are used entirely or employees' salaries and retirees' pensions and primarily as residences including any associated other social benefits. However, due to its fixed structures, such as garaged and all permanent basket of goods, the CPI is considered as an fixturescustomarilyinstalledinresidences approximation of a cost -of- living index. movable structure, such as caravans, used as principal residences of house holds are included.

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 266 w n q vas ç,yo..,..1.1.1 A Brief Note on the CPI Methodology Used Indirect taxes comprise turnover, excise taxes, The consumer basket developed by the CSO is and import and export duties. composed of 202 goods and services. Each item selected accounts for at least 0.1 percent of total Nontaxrevenue is allnonrepayable household consumer spending(equivalentto government receipts; i.e., revenue from capital about 5 Afghanis per month).Price collection sales,royalty,fines,administrative fees,and started in December 2002 in four districts of penalties, etc. Kabul, selected to represent both low and middle - in come households. In district and for each item Import duties three shops are visited. A total of abut 2,400 price Import duties consist of customs duties, or other quotations are collected each month. import charge, which are payable on goods of a particular type when they inter the economy Consumer priceindex(CPI)isthemost territory. frequently used indicator of inflation and reflects changes in the cost of acquiring a fixed basket of Foreign grants are the sum of budget support goods and services by the average consumer. and capital grants. These are unrequited, non CPI are compiledby Central Statistics repayable, non -compulsory government receipts Organization using the same Laspeyres formula fromother governments orinternational and the same base (March 2002 = 100). institutions.

Official exchange rates (Annual Average) are Current expenditureisthe sum of current compiled by Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB). They consumption (wages of allpublic employees are the official annual average market rate in includingmilitaryandgoodsandservices terms of Afs per US$ and are calculated by DAB. consumed bythegovernment),intereston Purchases and sales of currency and other official domestic and foreign debt,current transfers, instruments determine the official exchange rates subsidies, and exceptional expenditure. by the free market vendors. Consumption is the sum of wages and salaries Fiscal Development and purchase of goods and services. Afghanistan has succeeded implementing reforms and meeting IMF targets for fiscal policy, in Wage and salaries consists of all payment in particulartheoperatingbudgetdeficit(not cash, but not in kind, to employees in return of including aid and loans) has fallen target levels services rendered, before deduction of andthegovernment has made considerable withholding taxes and employees' contributions progress in increasing the amount of own source to social security and pension funds. revenue it collects. Purchase of goods and services include all government payments in exchange for goods and Total domestic revenue is the sum of tax and services. non -tax revenue. Interest payments are payments for the use of Tax revenue is the sum of direct and indirect borrowed money (capital) to the domestic sector taxes. andtonon -residents(foreign). Notethat repayment of principal is shown as a financing Direct taxes comprise taxes on: 1) income and item, and commission charges are shown as profitwhichareleviedontheactualor purchases of services.Interest payments do not. presumption net income of individuals and profits include government payments as guarantor or ofenterprises;and2)property,leviedon surety of interest on defaulted debts of others, vehicles, building.Also included in taxes on which are classified as government lending. income and profit are taxes levied on interest income and capital gains that are realised on land Subsidies and transfers include all unrequited, sales, securities, and other assets. non repayable transfers on current account to

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 267 w n g vas 4,¢4.aa1 private and public enterprises, and the cost of includingtheacquisitionof other members' covering thecashoperating deficits of currencies, the settlement of financial obligations, departmental enterprise sales to the public. the making of donations, and the extension of loans. Capitalexpenditureistheexpenditureto SDRs may also be used in swap arrangements acquirefixedcapitalassets,land,intangible and as security for the performance of financial assets, government stocks, and non -military, non- obligations. Forward as well as spot transactions financial assets.Also included are capital grants may be conducted in SDRs. The SDRs is the unit to non -residents. of account for the IMF.

Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) Reserve position in the IMF comprises the The central Bank, DAB, is actively performing reserve tranche position and creditor position two main functions: 1- It is cashier to Ministry of under the various borrowing arrangements.A Finance, and is responsible for salary and other member' s reserve position in the IMF has the budget payments and intheoryfor revenue characteristics of a reserve asset.A reserve collections.2 -, It issues banknotes and manage tranche position in the IMF arises from: the stock of cash money. 1 the payment of part of a member' s subscription in reserve assets and: Imputed bank service charges (IBSC) or 2 the IMF's net use of the member's currencies. financialintermediariesservicesindirectly Normally, a member's reserve tranche position is measured is the total property income receivable equal to its quota less the adjusted IMF holding by financialintermediaries minus theirtotal of its currency, less subscription receivable, less interest payable, excluding the value of any the balance held in-the administrative accounts of property income receivable from the investment the IMF to the extent they are not in excess of 0.1 of their own funds, and as such income does not percent of a member's quota, if positive. arise from financial intermediaries. Since itis difficulttodistributethe IBSC among the Foreign exchange includes DAB claims on non- industries deemed to have consumed them, IBSC residents in the from of bank deposits, treasury therefore are shown as a single line deduction bills, short-term government securities, and other when the value added of each industry is added claims usable in the event of balance of payments up to obtain GDP. need, without regard as to whether the claim is denominated in the currency of the debtors or the Private capital (net) is mainly short-term private creditors. The data are valued at end -of -month capital. market rates or, in the absence of market rate quotations, at other prevailing official rates. Change in net foreign reserves is net change in a country's holdings of international reserves Foreignassetsreflectthefunctionofthe resulting from transactions on the current and monetary authorities as the holder of international capital accounts. Included are changes in use of reserves and other foreign claims. IMF credit and holdings of monetary gold, SDRs, Domestic assets areclassified as Claims on the reserve position in the IMF, foreign exchange Central Government, Claims on Non -financial assets, and other claims on non -residents that are Public Enterprise, and Claims on Other Financial available to the central authorities. Institutions.Theprincipalliabilities ofthe monetary authorities consist of Reserve Money, Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) are unconditional ForeignLiabilities,and Central Government reserve assets that are created by the IMF to Deposits. supplement existing reserve assets. SDRs are allocated to IMF members that are participants in Foreign assets (Net) equal the sum of foreign theSpecialDrawingRightsDepartmentin asset in the monetary authority section and in the proportion to their quotas. The SDRs can be used deposit money bank section, less the sum of for a wide range of transactions and operations,

Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook 2010 -11 268 foreignliabilitiesinthe monetary authority Money equals the sum of currency outside banks section and in the deposit money bank section. and demand deposits other than those of the Claims on central government (Net)) equals Central Government. claimontheCentralGovernment(inthe monetary authority section and in the deposit Total official assistance is total assistance from money bank section). Less central government abroadbothintermsof development and deposits (in the monetary authorities section and humanitarian aid. in the deposit money bank section). Plus the counterpartentriesof privatesector demand ODA (OfficialDevelopmentAssistance) deposits with the postal checking system and consists of confessional financial flows that aim with the Treasury. to promote economic development and welfare.

Claims on other financial institution equals the Commitment refers to signed agreements or firm sum of claims on other financial institutions in promises by donors to support projects. the monetary authority section and in the deposit money bank section.It also includes claims on Disbursement referstothe amount actually other banking institutions plus claims on non transferred by donors to the Government. bank financial institutions. which repaymentisrequiredinconvertible currencies or in kind. Domestic credit is the sum claims on the Central Domestic absorption Government, official entities, private sector and Domesticabsorptionisthetotalofgross other financial institutions. domestic products plus imports minus exports.

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Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook

2010-11

Issue No. 32 Printed in: CSO Printing Press September 2011