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A March2000 Introduction

OVERVIEWF

Afghanistan, having been seriously destroyed through the twenty-two years of conflict and war, is still threatened by sporadic instability, putting the once proud nation beyond its course of development and independence. The tearful eyes of Afghan children expect to see the shattered nation back on the track, moving onward to catch up with the peace and development thoughts and practices and hope that the adults work for a bright and glaring future; the future free from war and destruction, a safe civil society, that can offer better terms for the people to line, work and raise their children. The lack of political stability in country would of course further damage the society and result in catastrophic poor economy. Further, non -existence of peace, poverty and unemployment has added to the disappointment and despair of professional and technical people who have, therefore, chosen the way to escape and move to foreign countries.

Lack of coordination, unified strategy for an overall impact on Afghanistan, regulation as well as social and political problems and financial constraints has brought about a situation blurring the very main objectives of the international community as well as national agencies. Further, these calamities have brought about failure of achievement of goals. Not only ANCB but also international agencies have experienced similar dilemma ininterface. Indeed, wrongly decided policies have worsened the situation. During the years, a successful compaign has taken place in connection of higher salary, travel allowance, boarding, lodging and luxury with little or no attention towards development aspects, professionalism and education. Determining the very advantage taken from human resource, material resource and natural resource, Afghanistan could be put back on track of economic stability. It is a distinct fact that formation of an ever -achieving strategic work plan is needed for Afghanistan that would encompass utilization of human resource, natural resource and material resource. For instance, mountains, water and poppy -cultivated lands could be utilized efficiently. That is, the mountains could provide precious and semi -precious stones adding stronger steps towards strengthening economic systems of the country, the water could be channeled in the vast lands at the sides to water agricultural and dried -up lands with the new means of technology, while the farmers could be motivated to work out. That is to say, turn out poppy- cultivated lands with tea -planted lands, which is efficacious both toACKU the farmers and to society. The remnants of our devastated country necessarily require to economically, socially, culturally and traditionallyrevive.Inspite of humanitarian assistance thatInternational Organizations have offered, damage, destruction, recent earthquake and drought have added to the problems of the people of Afghanistan. Keeping in view the highlights mentioned, ANCB asks for increased humanitarian assistance of friendly countries, diplomatic representatives and international organizations for Afghanistan and uphold their commitments to help the oppressed, the orphans, widows, refugees and the disabled of our war -hit country. It is hoped that such generous and development- oriented assistance would pave the way for better conditions in Afghanistan, where peace and prosperity to flourish.

III ANCB UPDATES

ANCB, a network of more than a hundred and six member NGOs, is advancing conscious and continuous learning about development processes. To ensure the cast of developmentamong the mass and organizations, ANCB aims to bring about development practices amongst different sects operative either in organizations or targeted as direct beneficiaries in the community, yet specifically considering the poor and marginalized.

In the light of activities in process and plans loomed to bring about a radical turning point to the development processes, ANCB is committed to playing its role as the only "Advocacy Network" facilitating and providing satisfactorily contended còordination inline to member Afghan NGOs. In this sense, capacity building is the process NGOs are put in to get them ready to have higher quality input with wider sphere of impact. Infact, more than a thousand NGOs' male and female staff has been trainedin both managerial and technical aspects, such as management, secretarialaffairs,accounting, computer operating, proposal writing, teacher training, English language, hydrology, irrigation, road and bridge engineering, monitoring and evaluation, survey and data collection, internet and e-mail basics etc. despite the fact that ANCB had hand on a total budget of 85000 US $ in the year 1999 as well as a small amount for the current fiscal year. To further let the voice be heard, ANCB creates a network involving international community, diplomatic missions, donors and member NGOs in what is to destine the observance of social justice and work out towards a civil society and group approach to concerns and calamities. ANCB feels the need that support be given to member NGOs. That is, facilitating funding process. More than this, ANCB believes in order to maintain a group approach, utilize human resource and material resource and achieve desired results, formation of umbrellas is needed in process where NGOs' performance towards one unique goal is distinctively visible. In fact, ANCB is making efforts to conduct technically scientific research to keep updated with the world of information technology. The formation of new committees as well as bringing the already setup committees back on feet and running phase has not been something uncommon. Noticing emerging problems in long and short terms, ANCB is to foregather the intellectual and expertise in form of committees to figure out long term solutions to the problems. Besides, ANCB cooperates with the government of Afghanistan under the framework of Ministry of planning for better strategies and joint actions and ventures, forming a work plan that involves future development aspects and prospects. Further to the point,ACKU invitation of elders of community, leaders of tribes, popular politicians, elders of social groups and other representatives is what indicates the very motivation towards approaches and insights to the peace initiative in Afghanistan, resulting in formation of good governance and repatriation of Afghan Refugees from all nooks and corners of the globe.

Nt'11BF.R OF TRAINEES TRAINED IN NTANAGF:RI

Management' 252 Hydrology 15 Computer Operating 201 Irrigation 20 Secretarial 82 Road & Bridge 27 Accounting 242 Engineering Proposal Writing 122 Monitoring & Evaluation 25 Teacher Training 20 Survey & Data Collection 24 English Language 42 Internet & E -mail Basics 60

Total= 1021 Total = 1II

(Basic Management = 62) (Advanced Management = 190) IV Budget for the Fiscal Year 1999

Contribution of Donors during the Fiscal Year 1999 (Total= US $ 16946829 )

Pvt.Other D EU 2% 0% International 6% Agencies 19%

E] UN Agencies 73%

Rehabilitated Sectors

Animal Husbandry Emergency Relief 2% 1% 1% Education Health 4% Irrigation 8% Construction 5% 8% Agriculture Income Generation 7% 5% Other 5%

Mine Clearance ACKU54% Working Personnel Total= 11420 Admin 639

SupportMIL 2198

Technical 2869

Cross Border 1783

Pak. Based 956

Afg. Based 2975 t'Smghgup@pzunce:

ZIZZICEI Afghan NGOs' Coordination Bureau

ANCB, Afghan NGOs' Coordination Bureau, established on the 27th of November 1991, is a non -governmental, non- political, and non -profitable Coordinating Body operative to function as an advocacy network. That is to say, a Coordination Bureau adding value to the work of the non -governmental organizations (NGOs) that form its membership. In this sense, member NGOs are seeking to impact on wider development thinking and processes striving towards a civil society; a society in which more people have access to resources, keeping in view tobenefit the poor and the marginalized. The motives behind setting up of the Afghan NGOs' Coordination Bureau were those noticeable at times. As Afghan NGOs were new phenomenon in the community of humanitarian assistance to Afghan nation, there seemed to be lots of hurdles and hardship getting them on the panel and registered, while the registration and membership required a process of tougher phase to undergo, so ANCB, the commonforum of Afghan NGOs, facilitated the process and provided the chance to the Afghan NGOs, while coordinating their activities. Besides, the member NGOs have been given feedback and proper training as Capacity Building Sessions in the relevantfields and skills the NGOs operate in. Further, ANCB is making efforts to link the International Community and Afghan NGOs in order to sort out the vexing calamities noticed effectively and efficiently and find out proper ways and means of cooperation and in long termssolutions to the crisis. This will bring about a good `Problem Solving and Cooperating Ground' at an International Level with new ideas and approaches. In addition to that, ANCB, in terms of better assistance to the member Afghan NGOs, facilitates funding at the critical moments needed by the NGOs to run and implement their immediate objectives on humanitarian grounds. To form strategic planning, designACKU and maintain its environment, utilize human resource and material resource, organize the framework, lead the team into actions and tasks, control and cooperate the implementation of projects and work plans effectively, ANCB encourages team participation of several AfghanNGOs in the process so that formation of umbrellas will lead to the final specific objectives planned in terms to be achieved. In deed, ANCB is striving to conduct technically scientific research to keep updated with the world of information technology and reach the standards technically and professionally. The formation of committees, seminars, capacity building sessions and approaches towards insights and lessons gained has not been something uncommon to the peace process in Afghanistan and its prospectsANCB is involved in. In deed, ANCB cooperates with the government of Afghanistan under the framework ofministry of planning for better working relations and joint actions, ventures and plans. ANCB Update 2000 Directory

Overall Activities of Agencies Target Areas Plus CategoricallyACKU Featured Information

Peshawar, Pakistan March 2000 Contents

ACKNOWLEDGMENT I

PREFACE TO THIS EDITION II

INTRODUCTION III PART I - ANCB UPDATES

MEMBER NGOS 1

COORDINATION BODIES 107 PART II - COLLECTIVELY VARIED INFORMATION

NATIONWIDE DIALING NUMBERS 123

INTERNATINAL DIALING NUMBERS 127

NATIONS OF THE WORLD 129

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS 131

IMPORTANT HOTELS AND GUEST HOUSES 137

(AIRLINES, HOSPITALS, ART GALLERYIES, CLUBS ETC) PART Ill - INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

ACKUFOREIGN MISSIONS & CONSULATES 148

INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES 153

RED CROSS AND CRESCENT SOCIEITIES 164

SUPPORTIVE DONORS 167

UN AGENCIES FOR AFGHANISTAN 172 Acknowledgment

This directory is made available now onthe initiative planning taken into consideration in the years it took a loomingphase of appraisal. It has been brought into the development process with new thoughtsand innovations since the uplift of its emerging need and incepting standard since1994. It was then supported and turned into an 'Updated Version' incollaboration with the board of directors and the tacticalboard of management, underlining the very needs ofthe humanitarian community. Infact, it is intended to prove as a database and referenceguide to the community swamped in the activities affecting lives of people inAfghanistan.

In spite of the fact that ANCB has envisagedlots of problems and constraints financially, this directory, now at your hand, has beenpinned together, published in a relatively short period of time with limited resources.Nonetheless, it is my pleasure to congratulate and thank all member NGOs and ANCB'sboard of tactical management, without whose assistance - data collection, typing,editing, compilation, this directory would not have been brought into existence.

I should like to thank those individuals who havesupported and developed the standards and those who have brought the directory intoexistence from its inception.

I Wish Them All the Best. ACKU

With Compliments,

Muhammad Shah Bariz Chairman ANCB

I Preface to This Edition

The preparation and availability of thispresent volume entitled, "Update 2000 Directory" wouldn't have been pictured savingthe support and contribution of member organizations and international communityatthe moment collaborativelystrong approach to economic instability and identity crisis issought. The directory, in the light of looming horizon of success, introduces lots ofaccessible and necessary information placed for ease with a balance and approach which isnormative and qualitative. Drawn together in one place as key information, thedirectory proves to be considered as source of information, thought provoking andinnovative. Despite the fact thatANCBhasn't been in that stage, facing problems and hurdles economicallywith the prevailing situation, it has struggled to survive in orderto build a sustainable nature of better coordination. Asa matter of fact, the working team atANCBcame out with the idea of having such reference directory that could be accessed and utilized inthe community of humanitarian assistance in 1994. However, lack of funds has been a.ddingto the problems on and on. Since then the idea has developed into a broader aspect encompassing the key information and other related data useful. With lots of hardship,team work and staff support,ANCBmade it to complete the directory within a time limit givinga new lease of life in 2000 and present it at critical moments needed for better referenceas clustered data. The information placed in the directory has been designed and categorizedso that it would be accessible and user -friendly, some of which is the contribution andsupport of the international community. Since such source for `muster up' of selective andaccurate data is not hand on in Pakistan, some parts of the data might be missing and relatively incomplete, whichANCBregrets.

The team atANCBthanks those individuals who have fully and to some extent dedicated themselves or their resources and supportedANCBin making the directory a success from its inception. Itis hoped that international agencies and organizations contribute to the upcoming ACKUversions and publications, adding value to the future publications ofANCB.Indeed, itisfelt that there is a dire need for a complete database /directory that would fulfill the requirements of agencies worldwide, which is planned to be presented in upcoming publications for use. In this sense, it would provide an opportunity to support memberNGOsand link up the international community and organizations so that the gaps lessen and networking phase come into existence.

We hope you find the "Update 2000 Directory" informative, efficient anduser - friendly to the extentitis formed to. Your ideas, comments and suggestionsare welcomed to fill the gaps noticed within the context. It is expected that this present volume proves and presents as an essential source of information and reference.

II AAA ( AFGHAN AID ASSOCIATION ) Key Staff Address: Abu Noman Plaza, U /Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. LMirza Mohd. 7.ehanyar ACBAR 2.S. Batin Shah Telephone/Fax :091 - 45519 Member of ANCB 3.Shafiqullah E -mail: SWABAC

{{ BUDGET }} {{ TARGETPROVINCESINAFGHANISTAN }} ALLOCATION SECTOR % Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Const.Road /Building CONST.(Road /Bridge) Construction 30% EDUCATION Education CONST.(Build /Shelter) 3 EMERGENCY 0 Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GEN. Income Generation IRRIGATION Irrigation. 70 % MINE 7 RELIEF 0 Mine OTHER Other Relief Veterinary

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNOPS 70 0 8 14 22 Afghanistan 49,150 56,350 100,000 20,000 7,800 7,800 WFP 30 Refugees

Technical :17 Administrative :5 Total: 49,150 56,350 100,000 20,000 7,800 7,800 Support Staff : 5

100000 80000 BACKGROUND: 60000 40000 AAA was founded in 1993 and is registered with the 20000 Government of NWFP. The organization is an active 0 member of ACBAR, ANCB and SWABAC. 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Sectors of operation: The main sectors of work are health, agriculture, irrigation, construction and water supply for theACKU rehabilitation of Afghanistan. Health: AAA opened a clinic in 1993, which provided medical treatment to 4,500 - 5,000 patients, monthly. Three and six month's male health worker programs were also conducted. Until 1991, 4 clinics were operating in Laghman, Parwan, Jawzjan and Nangarhar as well as an ob /gyn clinic in the refugee camps in Peshawar. These centers provided training for some 53 women in mid -level health care.

Agriculture: At present the seed multiplication and fruit improvement projects are implemented in Nangarhar. Professional staff gives technical advice to the farmers. AAA poultry distribution project was completed in 1992.

Irrigation: Several irrigation projects have been undertaken and completed in different provinces of Afghanistan. A flood control project, funded by UNOPS, was successfully completed in Laghman. AAA also completed the water supply project in Paktia Province in 1997, funded by the Royal Netherlands Embassy.

1 Member NGOs AAB ( AFGHANISTAN ASSOCIATION OF THE BLIND ) Ke Staff Address: Flat # 410, 4th Floor, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road,Peshawar. Pakistan. I.Shereen Aga Tel/Fax: ( 091 ) - 40861 Member of : ACBAR 2.Ezatullah Arman E-mail: 3. SWABAC

BUDGET -.t._ vu. '-VLLAl\itJ17ííl 131 ALLOCATION % SECTOR 711 Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Pakistan Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Blind (Education) 20 % Cons(RD.Road /Bridge) 20 % Education EDUCATION 40 CONST.(Build. /shelter.) Emergency EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Generation INCOME GENE. 60 % 60 Irrigation. IRRIGATION MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Road /Construction Veterinary

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ CDAP 60 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 NABP 5 Based Based Border ABU 15 5 25 3 33 Afghanistan - - 900 3,000 1,6981 89007 WFP 15 Refugees - - 2,000 10,000 28.500 35000 ICRC 5 Technical 8 Administrative :5 Support Staff : 20 Total: - - 2,900 13,000 45,281 124,007

150000

BACKGROUND: 100000'rl

AAB (Afghanistan Association of the Blind) was established 50000 , in May 1996 and registered approximately 1750 blind people. AAB is also member of World Blind Union (WBU) and 0- Asian Blind Union (ABU). 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Aim and Objectives: Efforts on behalf of visually handicapped in order to enable them to be self -sufficient and beneficial member of the society. To draw attention of government to solve the problemsACKU of blind people and supply relief to the blind. The organization regardless of nationality. gender, party, color, language and creed preference, functions for all the blind people of Afghanistan. To support fundamental rights of the blinds. To cooperate with national and international organizations which work for relief of the blind. Setting up of cultural and social activities for the blind. Sectors of Operation Education: Providing opportunities and teaching blind and visually impaired Afghans (the Braille system enabling them to learn education). Vocational Training: Vocational training fur their self -sufficiency. Mobility & Orientation: The skill of moving. exploration and trailing techniques and, daily living skills (combing hair, nail cutting, washing their mouth. face. clothes. cooking, etc). Future Focus: An experienced CBR program in a more effective way to approach VIPs for school integration. This program should be expanded more in capacity to cover maximum number of refugees in camps. Because, as it seems, the needs of the target group are several times more than the programs being conducted in a target community. The children's education is more in prospective in the future plan of AAB.

Member NGOs AACRP (AFGHAN AGRICULTURE & CONSTRUCTION REHABILITATION PROJECT )ç - Key Staff Address: University P.O. Box 856, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Eng. Dadullah Tel:091 - c/o 814421 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : MIE SWABAC

BUDGET . } TARGETPROVINCESINAFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction C ONST(RUILDING /SHFI.TRE) EDUCA'T'ION Education EMERGENCY Em. /Hum. Rights HEALTH INCOME GENERAT Emergency IRRIGATION Human Rights MINE RELIEF Income Gen. HUMAN RIGHTS Irrigation Mine Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees

Technical : Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:. '

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

3 Member NGOs AAEA(AFGHAN AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING AGENCY) Key Staff Address: H. # 18 B, 2 " Floor, Speenzar Plaza, U. Town, Peshawar. Pakistan. 1. Abdul Rahim ACBA 2.Eng. Mashooq Tel / Fax :( 091) - 842378 Member of: ANCB 3.Eng. Younus E-mail SWABAC

BUDGET __.____...... ,.... in ALLOCATION % SECTORS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia K unar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Road /Bridge) 40 EDUCATION Education CONST.(Build /Sheltr) Emergency EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Generation INCOME GENE. Irrigation. 60 IRRIGATION 60 MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Road /Construction 40 % Veterinary

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNOPS 40 Afghanistan 55,000 20,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 61,658 6 16 0 22 WFP 60 Refugees Total: 55,000 20,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 61,658 Technical : 6Administrative : 8

Support Staff : 8

100000

80000 BACKGROUND: 60000 40000

20000

AAEA is a non -governmental, non -profitable, non- 0 political organization established in Jun 1992, with 100a 1905 190E 1007 1909 its head office in Peshawar and sub -offices in Jalalabad, Kabul, Kandahar, Khost and Wardak provinces. AAEA is a member of ACBAR and ANCB as well as registered with the Ministry of Planning, Kabul, Afghanistan. Its field of activity includes agriculture, veterinary, education,ACKU emergency, health, income generation, and so on.

4 Member NGOs ABAD (AGENCY FOR BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT OF AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff Address: Inam Motors, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Haji Obaidullah Khan ACBAR 2. Tel: 091 - 0391 -290125/840694 Member of : ANCB E -mail : 3. SWABAC

BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTO Nangarhar Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST.(RD. /SHELTER) Education EDUCATION EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH INCOME Health GENE. Income Generation IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ UNOPS 20 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNHCR 30 Based Based Border 10,000 12,000 - - - WFP 50 Afghanistan 8,000 2 3 5 Refugees ------

Total: 10,000 12,000 8,000 - - - Technical : I Administrative : 2 Support Staff: 2 15000

BACKGROUND: 10000 ABAD is a non -profitable, non- governmental and 5000 non -politicalorganization establishedin1992 to participateinrehabilitationand development of 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Afghanistan.

Objectives: 1.To provide emergency relief for the needyACKU Afghan people. 2.To revive self -sufficiency and encourage the community to rebuild Afghanistan. 3.To promote capacity building programs.

5 Member NGOs ACA ( ABADY CONSTRUCTION AGENCY ) Key Staff Address: Flat # 222, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Eng. Basheer : Ahmad ACBAR 2.Eng. Esmatullah Tel :091 - 41362 Member of: E -mail: ANCB 3. SWABAC

{{ BUDGET )) TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN }} ALLOCATION % SECTOR Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Pa kti ka Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE 10 Agriculture VETERINARY 10 % Construction 20 % CONST.(RD /BR1 DGE Education EDUCATION Health CONST.(Building /Shelter) 20 EMERGENCY Income.Gen. HEALTH Irrigation. 30 % 20 cYo 20 % INCOME GENE. Mine IRRIGATION 70 MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER Road /Construction Veterinary Water supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP 10 Based Based Border UNICEF, 5 4 3 8 Afghanistan 12,0000 25,000 28,000 16,000 10,000 10,000 FAO 50 Refugees UNOPS 35 Technical : 4Administrative:2 Total: 12,0000 25,000 28,000 16,000 10,000 10,000 Support Staff : 2 30000

20000 BACKGROUND: 10000

ACA, (AbadyConstructionAgency)isan o indigenous non -governmental, non -political and 19921993199419951996 19971998 1999 non profitable organization, established in 1993 to take active part in reconstruction of our destroyed cot.11try and to assist our people in the field of irrigating system, agriculture, road construction, health education and technical training. Since establishment, ACA has completed 25 projects in the field of Physical Infrastructure Agriculture and Engineering Training in Kunar, Paktya, LogarACKU and Nangarhar.

6 Member NGOs . s a: ACDO ( AFGHAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION ) Key Staff Address: H. # 3, Street # 4, Nasir Bagh Road, Canal Bank, Peshawar, Pakistan. I. GuI Waiz hala 2. Dr. Matiullah Zaheri Member of : ACBAR Tel:091 - 845616/ 42562 3. Abdul Qadar E -mail: ANCB SWABAC

BUDGET J.. TARGET-PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Pakistan Herat Kabul Paktika Kunar AGRICULTURE 30 Agriculture 30 VETERINARY Const. / Irrig. 10 % CONST.(Road /Bridge) 20 Construction 20 % EDUCATION 10 CONST.(Build. /shelter) Education 10 % EMERGENCY Health 10 % I ILTH /EDUC. 20 Health /Edu. 10 % 10 °Ai INCOME GENE. 20 Irrigation. IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Mg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WHO 10 Based Based Border 68,300 500,000 30,000 261,100 65,705 36,130 WFP 15 15 45 61 Afghanistan CIDA 30 Refugees 27,600 15,000 20,000 33,280 44,64(1

Private 25 -Technical : 8Administrative :4 Total: 95,900 65,000 50,000 261,100 98,985 80,770

Self 20 Support Staff : 49

BACKGROUND:

ACDO was founded in Jan 1991 as a non -governmental, 100000 non -political and non -profit organization and has been working in health, educationprograms,physical 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 infrastructure, agriculture, income generation and relief efforts for Afghanistan. The main tasks of ACDO are as follow: Education: Agriculture: Language development program. ACKUTrees Nursery. forest nursery, WFP. Literacy courses. Primary and middle schools for boys and girls. Trees distribution and horticulture. Secondary high school for boys. Plantation of 200000 forest trees around Sarobi district water reservoir. Irrigation: - To plan, design and implement the projects in societal and other sectors. -Assistance programs for the war -effected areas. Health: Health Education and Training / Clinical Services . Future Plans: 1. To strengthen the capacity building and human resource development in ACDO and to provide high quality service for the community. a. To empower and strengthen the capacity of poor people to be able take part in the rehabilitation activities of their war -torn country. 2. To encourage refugee repatriation through implementation of projects.

7 Member NGOs ACLU (AFGHAN CONSTRUCTION AND LOGISTICS UNIT ) Key Staff Address: 123 A, Street # 6, Industrial Area, Peshawar,Pakistan. I.Eng. Mohammad Karim Tel :091 - 812471, Fax: ( 091) - 816751 Member of : 2.Eng. Abdul Ali Najimi E -mail: 3. Mohammad Osman VVahidi SWABAC

I r G 711 ALLOCATION % SECTORS , Laghman Farah Nangarhar Zabul Pakistan Kabul Kandahar Helmand Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction 18 % 19 % 7 % I % 41 % CONS.(Road /Bridge) 7 Education EDUCATION Emergency CONST. (Build /Shelter) 77 EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Gene. INCOME GENE. Irrigation. 12 % IRRIGATION 16 Mine MINE Other /Irrigation RELIEF 2 % Relief OTHER Veterinary Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ UNOPS 10 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 3 1999 UNDCP/WFP/ Based Based Border UNICEF Afghanistan 460,000 347,000 301,000 969,000 126,200 180,000 130 70 20 220 UNOCHA 0.3 Refugees 163000 120000 NCA/NPO /RRAA 9 Total: 460,000 510,000 421,000 969,000 126,200 180,000 CANADA FUND 20 Technical : 90 Administrative: 15 Afg. Government 51.7 Support Staff :115 LOCAL 1000000

800000 BACKGROUND: 600000 400000

200000 ACLU was founded in October 1988, through direct ° 1994 1995 1996 1997 1996 1999 USAID assistance and thefullcooperation of the government of Pakistan to provide the transport for commodities and refugees returning to Afghanistan and to repair, construct and reconstruct and physical infrastructure and irrigation system of war shattered Afghanistan. USAID converted ACLU into a self -reliant stand. ACLU is the only Afghan NGO equipped with over 300 pieces of heavy and light construction equipment and transportation vehicles.

The Objectives of the organization are: ACKU

To participate actively in the rehabilitation Afghanistan by planning, design, construction and reconstruction of roads, bridges, dams and other civil works. To operate purely on humanitarian grounds as a non -governmental, non -political and non -profitable construction organization. To increase development of a spectrum of infrastructure projects. ACLU is ready to undertake orders and contracts from donors, NGOs, companies and government or local authority. To develop and expand the capability to produce building materiali.e. fine and coarse aggregate and precasts, such as concrete girders and pre- stressed concrete beams or asphalt materials. To coordinate and develop projects by establishing cooperation with organizations having similar objectives, and with donor organization, surveys, maps and plans would be made available to other organizations for funding and implementation.

8 Member NGOs # «,.-... -t--7". ACRD (AFGHAN CENTER FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT ) Key Staff I.G.Roham Wardak Address: H.# 508, St. 10 , Ph. 4 NI Hayatabad,Peshawar, Pakistan. 2. Member of : Tel:091 - 824956 , Fax: 091 - 3. E -mail: SWABAC

TARGET PR GAN SECTORS % Wardak Farah Nangarhar Logar Pakistan Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Edu. /Construction CONST.(Rd. /Bridge) Education EDUCATION Health Cons(Building /Shelter) EMERGENCY Health. /Inc.Gen. /Other 100 % HEALTH 70 Irrigation INCOME GENE. 10 Mine IRRIGATION Other MINE Rd/Construction RELIEF Relief OTHER 20 Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 30 Based Based Border UNDP 405,400 395,000 50,000 35,000 37,000 34,000 30 7 0 37 Afghanistan

MDM 70 Refugees ------Technical : 15 Administrative: 7 Total: 405,400 395,000 50,000 35,000 37,000 34,000 SupportStaff :15

500,000 BACKGROUND: 400,000 300,000 ACRD was established in 1990 and is registered 200,000 with UNOCHA. It started as a development program 100,000 in Wardak, Led by members of the local council, the o first rehabilitation work was in Health and Education 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 field.

Aims of ACRD: ACKU -To contribute to the reconstruction and development of ruralAfghanistan. - To progressively attempt to restore administration in rural areasemphasizing on training of local staff. Sectors of operation:

Health: ACRD provides health services to the inhabitants of Wardak. TheJaghatu Hospital and Chak Dispensary visited over 8,000 out patients and 700 in- patients of surgical program.The provided services including: Medical, swgical, obstetrics, dentistry, laboratory tests, TBconstrual and immunization.

Proposed projects:. Rehabilitation and vocational management of disabled people inconjunction with CDAP, and income generation projects, submitted to donor agencies.

9 Member NGOs ... ..M ACRU (ARIANA CONSTRUCTION AND REHABILITATION UNIT 3__ ) Key Staff Address: H. # 437, Street # 05, Sector N /1, Ph. 4, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Eng. Baryalai Omarzai 2.Eng. Mohd. Zaman ACBAR Tel / Fax :091- 814347 Member of : . Eng. Abdul Raziq E -mail ANCB SWABAC L

BUDGET IT{ ALLOCATION % SECTORS III Badakhshan Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Const. /Education 31 % CONST.(Rd /Bridge) 41 Edu /Construction EDUCATION 19 CONST. /Build. /Shelter) Education EMERGENCY , Health HEALTH Inc Gen /Irri /Agri INCOME GENE. Irrigation . 43 IRRIGATION 17 Mine MINE Other RELIEF OTHER 23 Rd /Construction Relief Water Supply 26

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOPS 63 Based Based Border Canada Fund 37 8 19 0 27 Afghanistan 37,000 45,007 15,605 13,800 25,350 94,350 Refugees

Technical : 15 Administrative :8 Total: 37.000 45,007 15,605 13.800 25.350 94,350 Support Staff :4

100,000 80,000 60,000 ACRU is a non -profitable, non -political, non -governmental 40,000 organization,establishedin1991.Itworksforthe 20,000 reconstruction, rehabilitation and development of o Afghanistan. The head office is located in Peshawar with 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 sub -offices in Kabul and Badakhshan provinces. ACRU is registered with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and ANCB. Areas of specialization: ACKU - Irrigation systems, construction of building / bridge and Road. Survey, design, of irrigation systems. Education /Training Income generation.. Agriculture and poultry.

Ongoing Activities:

Gravity Water Supply Project in Logar funded by Canada Fund and WFP. Training Program in Kabul funded by Canada Fund. Construction of bridge in Kabul funded by Canada Fund Rehabilitation of road in Kabul funded by UN /OPS Construction of shallow wells and culverts in Badakhshan funded by UN /OPS.

10 Member NGOs ACT (AFGENCY FOR CONSTRUCTION AND TRAINING ) Key Staff Address: Flat # 413, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1.Alamgul Ahmadi 2.Mohd Qayyum Naziri 091 -844197 Member of : ACBAR Tel :091 - 844197, Fax 3.Haji Firoz E -mail:[email protected] ANCB SWABAC

{{ BUDGET TAR GETÓVINCESINAFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Ghazni Farah Wardak Logar Paktika Pakistan Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Edu. /Construction CONST. (Rd ./Bridge) Education /Health 40 EDUCATION 25 CONST.(Build /Shelter) 50 Health EMERGENCY Income Generation 30 % 20 % 10 % HEALTH Irrigation. INCOME GENE. 25 Mine IRRIGATION Other M IN E. RELIEF Relief OTHER Road /Construction Veterinary Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Canada Fund 10 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 for Pak. Based Based Border 95,000 8,000 15,000 30,000 14 3 1 18 Afghanistan Canada Fund 40 Refugees 20,000 for Afg. Technical : 4 Administrative:2 Total: 95,000 8,000 15,000 50,000 Private 10 Support Staff: 12 German Em b. 40

ACT is a non -profitable, non- political and non- governmental Afghan NGO, established in 1995 byagroup of Afghans committedtothe rehabilitation of Afghanistan. 1935 1996 1937 1936 1993 The main objectives of the organization are: - To improvethe skill needed for employmentACKU and self -employment. - To help Afghansin education. - To improve sustainableand integrated programme to capacity building.

The ACT integrates training and production. Courses include: Short -term training. Practical training. Apprenticeship training. Loan scheme. In -come generation courses. These trainees are expected and objectively encouraged to start their own businessindividually or jointly.

11 Member NGOs ADA (AFGHÁN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION ) Key Staff Address: H. # 17/F -A, K.K.K, Road, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Abdul Razaq "Samadi" 2. Muhammad Suleman Tel:091 - 845212, Fax: 091 845312 Member of : E -mail : [email protected] 3. Abdul Malik Rahmani SWABAC

if BUDGET { G A ._.._.,_.,,ft .... Sri_ ALLOCATION % SECTORS Kandahar Farah Pakistan Logar Ghazni Herat Zabul Oruzgan Wardak AGRICULTURE 44 Agri. / Education 10 VETERINARY 8 Agriculture 5 % 5 % CONST.(Road /Bridge) I 1 Cons. /Irri. /Agri 15 % EDUCATION 2 Edu /Cons /Vet/Agri. CONST(ßuild. /shelter) 3 25 % EMERGENCY Health HEALTH 4 Inc Gen. /Irri. /Agri. 5 INCOME GENE. 2 Ir. /Agri. /Vet /Other 19 % IRRIGATION 16 Irrigation /Agri. MINE 15 % Other I % RELIEF Relief OTHER IO Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ 2 FAO Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 EU 36 Based Based Border Afghanistan 1,583,400 1,663,000 1,884,000 1,733,700 1,851,900 1,896,155 NCA 22 421 29 0 450 62,600 105,000 90,300 21,700 165,801 ASFE 8 Refugees ADA 4 1;646,000 1,663,000 1,989,000 1,824,000 187,3600 1,912,735 Technical: 347 Administrative: 30 Total: NOVIB 17 Support Staff:73 DFID &CA II

BACKGROUND:

ADA is an Afghan NGO established inOctober 1990. ADA aims is to implement multi- sectoral 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 rehabilitation and development projects, to support self -reliance, self sufficiency and empowerment of Afghans to meet their needs (socio- economic, peace stability and repatriation. Sectors of Operation.

Micro hydropower. Planned Projects: ACKUHorticulture rehabilitation and development. Agriculture rehabilitation Road repair / construction. Soilconservation(protectionof agriculturallandand irrigation structures). Veterinary services. Road repair. Vocational training. Irrigation and water supply. Veterinary. Farm mechanization. Human resource development. Future Plans: A. To strengthen capacity building and human resource development B. Empower the poor and powerless C. Contribute to the restoration of peace and repatriation of refugees. D. Implement integrated education, Agriculture and physical infrastructure rehabilitation.

12 Member NGOs ADA (AFGHAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY ) Key Staff Address: Flat # 11,2"d floor Khyber View Plaza Jamurod Road, Peshawar,Pakistani1. Sadullah "Safi" 2. Eng. Sayeed Ghulam Tel / Fox: 091 - 814242 Member of : ACBAR 3 E-mail : NCB SWABAC

H BUDGET }} ALLOCATION SECTORS % Nangarhar Pakistan Logar Ghazni Herat Kabul Oruzgan Wardak AGRICULTURE 20 Agriculture VETERINARY Agri. /Irri. /Const. CONST.(Road /Bridge) 20 Edcuation EDUCATION 15 Cons. /Irri. /Agri. CONST.(Build /Shelter) EMERGENCY Edu/Cons/Vet/Agri. HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. Income generation IRRIGATION 45 Irrigation/Cons MINE RELIEF OTHER Other Relief Veterinary

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ FAO 20 Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Afg. Pak. Cross Total UNOPS 20 Based Based Border Afghanistan 27,300 67,700 67,700 40,000 65,000 12,000 UNDCP IO 3 0 9 WFP 30 6 Refugees Total: 27,300 67,700 67,700 40,000 65,000 12,000 Canada Fund 5 Technical : 4 Administrative: 2 Netherlands I5 SupportStaff: 3

80,000 .it11l11111 BACKGROUND: 60,000 à"' 40,000 ADA was establishedinearly1990 andstarted - working in mid -1991. Its aim is to contribute to the 20,000 . rehabilitation and development of Afghanistan through 0 the planning designing and undertaking of economic 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 and humanitarian assistance programs.

Sectors of operation are: Agricultural assistance program. ACKU Irrigation. Construction. Road repairing.

ADA has implemented a number of projects with the funding of different donor agencies such as UNHCR, WFP, UNOPS, FAO, UNDCP, Canada Fund and the Netherlands Embassy. ADA is intended, if supported, to undertake the implementation of income generation schemes in Nangarhar ,

13 Member NGOs ADCO ( AFGHAN DRUG CONTROL ORGANIZATION )

Address:4- Saddar Ahmad Jan complex. Opp. Edhi Welfare Center, LRH hospital Road Peshawar. ACBAR Tel: 091- 2567352 Member of : ANCB E -mail : SWABAC

BUDGET } TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION OA SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Mg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Border Based Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

14 Member NGOs ADF ( AFGHAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION ) Key Staff Address: Monda Camp Sl>Iabgader Charsada, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Qazi Zarshah 2. Tel : c/o 091 - 44536 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB 3. SWABAC

{ BUDGET T:tSttGET F' CES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS Nangarhar Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor AGRICULTURE 40 Agriculture 40 % VETERINARY Construction CONST. /Road /Shelter Education EDUCATION EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH 20 Health 20 % INCOME GEN. Income Generation IRRIGATION 40 Irrigation 40 % MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources % WorkingStaff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 30 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 ARCON 30 Based Based Border Afghanistan 10,000 - 9000 9000 - - Netherlands 40 3 4 7 Refugees ------

Total: 10,000 - 9000 9000 - - Technica : 4 Administrative : 1

Support Staff : 2

10,000 8,000 6,000 L'/.( I ()111:1), 4,000 ADF is a non -governmental, non -profitable and non- 2,000 political organization, established in March 1993. 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

The Aims are:

I. To help Afghan people through establishment of sustainable projects 2.To encourage the Afghan people to participateACKU in rehabilitation of Afghanistan 3. To provide humanitarian assistance 4. To facilitate the Afghan young students to participate in higher education 5. To improve the health programme

ADF has implemented a number of projects with the funding of different donor agencies such as ARCON, WFP, and the Netherlands Embassy.

15 Member NGOs ADP (AFGHAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ) Key Staff Address: H # 2, St. # 8 Canal Bank, Nasir Bagh Road, Peshawar, Pakistan . I.Ahmad Sshah Saadat ACBAR 2. Eng. Enyatullahullah Tel / Fox: 091 - 824262 Member of: ANCB 3. Dr. Assil Khan E -mail : SWABAC

11 BUDGET : II T. A jj ALLOCATION SECTORS % Nangarhar Farah Pakistan Logar Ghazni Herat Kabul Balkh Wardak AGRICULTURE 50 Agri. /Irri. /Const. 50 % VETERINARY Agriculture CONST.(Road /Bridge) Const/Irrig. /Educ. 25 EDUCATION 25 CONST.(Build /Shelter) Education EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. Irri/Edu /Agricul. 25 % IRRIGATION 25 Mine MINE RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ USA 50 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Privet 50 Afghanistan - 10,000 3,000 2,000 - 4,000 12 8 1 21 Refugees ------Total: - 10,800 3,000 2,000 0 4,000 Technical : 10 Administrative :5 Support Staff: 6 15000

BACKGROUND: 10000

Afghan Development Program (ADP)isanon- 5000 governmental,non -profitable,non -politicalandan to humanitarian organization formed in January 1992 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 assist the most needy people of Afghanistan irrespective of their ethnic, political and linguistic affiliations. Aims of ADP: ACKU -To help Afghan community by implementing multi -sectoral rehabilitation and development projects. - To establish and plan sustainable economic and humanitarian assistance programme.

Objectives:

To rehabilitate and develop agricultural, irrigation systems and income generation projects in Afghanistan. To distribute and spray fruit/ornamental trees. To provide education /literacy facilities for Afghan people. To provide facilities for Afghan people . To provide health, drinking water and sanitation facilities through establishment of clinics, development ofpotable drinking water supply and sanitation disposal systems for the Afghan people. To provide emergency relief assistance such as food, clothing, shelter, medicine, etc. to the needy people of Afghanistan. To establish training courses and income generation projects inside Afghanistan.

16 Member NGOs ADS(A FGHAN DISABLED SOCIETY ) Address: Flat #, 2nd Floor, Murad Palaza Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. ACBAR Tel :091 - 42947 Member of : E -mail : SWABAC

f { BUDGET a_ TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS Nangarhar Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONSTRUCTION Education EDUCATION 40 Health EMERGENCY 30 % HEALTH Income Generation TRAINING 30 Irrigation IRRIGATION MINE Other RELIEF Relief INCOME. GEN. 30 Training OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources °/O Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Crtrss Total 1998 1999 ARCON 10 Afg. Pak. Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 USAID Based Based Bótder 20 40,800 4,000 4,500 3 6 2 11 Afghanistan 4,000 105,350 5,000 TAF 20 UNDi' 54,800 2,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 20 Refugees CHC Technical : 6 Adniinistrative:2 OXFAF 10 Total: 58,800 105,350 7,000 43,800 7,000 7,500 Support Staff : 3 Voluntary : 23

BACKGROUND:

ADS, Afghan Disabled Society is an implementing agencyaiming at promoting the 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 disabled Afghanrefugees /Afghansinside Afghanistan. It is a non -profitable, non -political and non -governmental organization of the disabled Afghans. The overall objectives of ADS are to assist the disabled Afghans and assure them that theyhave access to appropriate treatment, education, training, employment and housing. ADS, is committed to economic independence, fullparticipation, equalization opportunities and empowermentACKU of the disabled.

Activities of ADS include advocacy, awareness, detailed survey over 70 refugee camps, identificationof 6000 disabled, and development of a database of disabled persons, their location, education, family situationand needs. ADS established 25 shoras (committees) of disabled persons in surveyed camps and have trained personnel to contactthem on problems and their solution on a self -help basis. It distributes its publications to 10 provinces in Afghanistan.

17 Member NGOs AFS (AGENCY FOR FORMING SUPPORT ) rrrT Key Staff Address: H. # 53, Street 4, E -3, Ph.- 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1.Abdul Aziz Oriakhail Eng. Amir Mohammad Tel :091 - 41883 / Mobil: 0320 -4956804 Member of : ACBAR 2. E -mail :afs876a%yahoo.COm ANCB 3.Eng. Ghulam Raza Koh SWABAC

{{ BUDGET }} _U TARGET PROVINCES. IN AFGHANISTAN )) ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangarhar Farah Pakistan Logar Ghazni Herat Kabul Oruzgan Wardak AGRICULTURE 50 Agriculture VETERINARY Construction 54 CONST.(Road /Bridge) 25 Education EDUCATION CONST.(Build /Shelter) Emergency EMERGENCY Health HEALTI I Income Generation 46 % INCOME GENE. 25 Irrigation IRRIGATION Mine MINE RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ FAO 20 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOPS 20 Based Based Border UNDCP IO Afghanistan 65.000 37,500 126,600 50,000 39,935 22 22 WFP 30 Refugees

Canada Fund 5 Total: 65,000 37,500 126,600 50,000 Technical : 14 Administrative : 6 39,935

: 2 Netherlands 15 Support Staff

150,000

BACKGROUND: 100,000 50,000 AFS was established in 1991 with its head -office in Peshawar and sub -offices in Nangarahr, Khost and Kabul. Had successfully implemented a number of projects. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

The main sectors are being agricultural and réhabilitation of physical infrastructure of the war -torn country.

Active and direct participation in rehabilitation of agriculture through production, distribution and multiplication of improved seeds and fertilizers, establishing of fruit and forest treeACKU nurseries, veterinary and extension services, and setting up dairy cattle farms.

Objectives: To provide assistance to the needy people through implementation of multisectoral projects in rural areas. To provide opportunities for poor women in community-development. To provide site training for farmers and improved seeds. Training for Afghans with the aims of upgrade their knowledge and skills for employment and to be able to take an active part in the rehabilitation of the war -ravaged Afghanistan.

18 Member NGOs Key Staff Address: 55D -B, S.J Afghan Road, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Dr. Yusuf Nuristani ACBAI 2.Mr. Najibullah Telephone: ( 091) - 843595/41227 Fax:(091): 842693 Member of : ANCE 3.Samiullah Taza, E -mail [email protected] SWABAC

{{ BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTOR Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Khost Balkh Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Edu./ Health Care CONST.(Rd. /Bridge) Construction EDUCATION CONSI.(Build. /Shelter) Education EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Irrigation INCOME GENE. Income Generation IRRIGATION MINE Other RELIEF OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US S UNHCR 60 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNICEF 15 29 12 3 44 Afghanistan 30,000 80,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 158,811 WCRP 20 - - - GTZ 5 Refugees - - - Technical : 24Administrative : 4 Total: 30,000 80,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 158,811 Support Staff :17

300000

200000

BACKGROUND: 100000

o AGBAS -Ed, AFGHAN GERMAN BASIC 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 EDUCATION (AGBAS -Ed) was founded as a follow - up project -.for Afghan refugees (GTZ -BEFARe) to implement education projects inside Afghanistan. In June, 1996 it was set up as an independent NGO with its main office in Peshawar and regionaloffices in Kunar, Khost and Nangarhar provinces.During the last four years the agency successfully implemented a number of education projects in the field of formal, non -formal, and mother and child health care in Nangarhar, Khost ,Kunar, Laghman, Logar and Kabul. ACKU Objectives: To provide appropriate teaching /learning materials to students and teachers. To provide improved formal and non -formal education to boys and girls.

The Mother and Child Course is designed to cover to the main aspect of mother and child health care.

AGBAS -Ed hopes to expand its activities to other areas in the future.

In addition to the provision of education, the project has repaired primary school in As,sadabad /Kunar forboys while Construction of Bibi Fatema Girls School is proceeding contraction of four classrooms in Nangarhar Orphanage in JalalabadCity and a six -room school for the girls students of Kaja district of Nangarhar Province.

19 Member NGOs AGHCO (AFGHAN GERMAN HELP COORDINATION OFFICE ) Key Staff Address: H. # 106/H -4, Street 5, Phase 2, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1.Haji Sayed Fazlullah Wahidi ACBA 2.Haji Jan Pacha Tel / Fax: 091 - 811342 Member of : E -mail: wtiahidi.á a,ohco.pwr.sdnpk.und,.org ANCB 3.Eng. Fazel Mohammad SWABAC

ifBUDGET TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION I Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction 10% 23% CONST.(Road /Bridge) 30 20 8 % EDUCATION Education CONST. (Build /Shelter) Education 31 EMERGENCY Health 30 % HEALTH 30 Income generation INCOME GENE. Irrigation. IRRIGATION 9 9% Mine MINE RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US S UNOPS 18.5 Mg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNHCR 5 Based Based Border UNICEF 22.7 323,500 198,700 512,950 56,900 44 6 0 50 Afghanistan 165,000 100,321 WFP 30.16 96,300 WHO 6.44 Refugees 40,000 Technical : 15Administrative :10 AMAA 8.4 Total: 419,800 238,700 512,950 56,900 165,000 100,321 IRC 8.8 Support Staff :25

BACKGROUND: AGHCO isa non -governmental non -political and non - profitableorganizationestablishedtocontributetothe rehabilitation of Afghanistan. AGHCO originated in1991 from Afghanistan Nothilfe (ANH- Germany) which was founded in 1986 the main concern of the organization is to 1994/ 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 render humanitarian assistance to all Afghans. The main objectives of the organization are to implement relief programs and rehabilitate the economic and social infrastructure in Afghanistan and facilitate the resettlement of returning refugees. Sectors of work include: ACKU Health, physical infrastructure, irrigation, water supply, sanitation and income generation programs. Previous Activities: Health: With the support of ANH- Germany, WHO, UNICEF, MSF- France and AMI medical services in Laghmanand Kunar provinces were undertaken. Medical services with the support of AMAUSA were undertaken by this agency in Nangarhar Children Hospital. Income Generation Projects: WFP supported tailoring projects for women in Jalalabad City of Nangarhar Province, and the making of shopping bags in Gardez City of Paktia Province. Present Activities Th AGHCO's Children's Hospital in Jalalabad is still supported by AMA -USA, WFP, WHO and UNICEF. Construction: Ongoing projects include construction of a village road. on food for work basis. Future Plans: AGHCO would like to expand its services and accelerate its construction /rehabilitation, health activities and livestock through its sub -offices in Jalalabad, Kabul and Kandahar.

20 Member NGOs AHDS ( AFGHAN HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ) Key Staff !.Aziz Rahman Qarghah Address: H. # 178, Ghazali Rd., D -1, Ph. 1 Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 2.Bari Rahman Wahidi Member of : ACBAR Tel: 091 - 817342 Fax: 091: 810599 3.Dr. Farce(' E -mail: NCB SWABAC

{{ BUDGET u. H TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS % Kandahar Farah Oruzgan Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction C'ONST.( Road/Bridge) Construction /I lcalth 76 % EDUCATION Education CONSI'.(Build /Shcltr 25 EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH 75 Health /Construction 24 % INCOME GENE. Income generation IRRIGATION Irrigation. MINE Other RELIEF OTHER Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources °/O Working Staff BUDGET IN US S Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNICEF 20 Based Based Border Afghanistan 347,000 350,900 350,900 412,600 649,000 359,031 MSF 70 226 16 6 248 SV IO Refugees

: Technical : 149 Administrative36 Total: 347,000 350.900 350.900 412,600 649,000 359,031 Support Staff :63

800000

600000 BACKGROUND: 400000

AHDSis a non -profitable. non -governmental and non -political 200000 organization founded by Afghans with expertise and training in the field of health, development and education, 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Since its establishment in April 1990, ANDS has been involved in the rehabilitation of the Afghanistan, health sector and the provision of comprehensive primary Health Care services to the needy people of Afghanistan. AHDS has a proven record in building and administrating health facilities in different locations in Afghanistan including a regional healthtraining Center ( RHTC) in Logar. Nangarahr, Wardak. Kandahar and Uruzgan Provinces. ACKU well as For the past five years AHDS has dedicated its services mainly to the rehabilitation of ruined health facilities and the construction of new ones, as the provision of primary health Care services through these facilities in the south- western provinces of Kandahar and Uruzgan. AHDS' Goals: AHDS, goals are to participate in the rehabilitation of Afghanistan's health care system and provide health and development services to meet the current and future needs of Afghans living in and returning to Afghanistan. The overall objectives of AHDS' Integrated Primary Health Care Program (PHCP) is to reduce morbidity and mortality rates with special focus on mother and child and to promote health through cost effective. Current Project Sites: Kandahar Province: Kandahar City. Arghandab. Arghistn, Dand, Daman, Khakrez, Maiwand, Panjwaie and Shahlwalikots districts. Uruzgan Province: Tareenkot and Dehrawood districts. Future Plans: To continue the operation of AHDS' comprehensive network in southwestern Afghanistan. To carry out survey and feasibility studies. prepare proposals and seek for potential donors to implement the projects in Afghanistan.

21 Member NGOs AHTP (AFGHAN HELP & TRAINING PROMGRAM ) Key Staff Address: H. # , Street # 8, Board, Nasir Bagh Rd., Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Malakzai ACBAR Telephone: 091 - 264543 Member of: ANCB E -mail: SWABAC

BUDGET. it TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN }] ALLOCATION SECTORS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar

AGRICULTURE 3.7 Agriculture /Edu. 47 % VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Road /Bridge) Edu/Construction EDUCATION 32.6 CONST(Build/sheltr) 31.3 Emergency EMERGENCY 27.1 Health 1.8 % HEALTH 5.3 Income Generation INCOME GENE. Irrigation. IRRIGATION MINE Other RELIEF Relief 20 % OTHER Shelter ( Building) 31.2 % Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

UNHCR 22.8 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP 8.5 Based Based Border Afghanistan - - 8,125 18,000 10,856 11,461 FAO 3.7 5 26 0 31 UNDCP 29.7 Refugees 20,75 62,50 - - - 3,757 AMDA 5.17 Technical : 2 Administrative: 2 15,218 WUFA 27.18 Total: 20,75 62,50 81,25 18,000 10,856 Support Staff :27 BEFARE 2.95

20000 15000 BACKGROUND: 10000'[ 5000+'r 1._ >i 1 Afghan HelpandTrainingPrògram (AHTP) was 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 established in1993 as a non -governmental, and non- politicalorganizationtoenableAfghanstohelp themselves in meeting their future requirements.

AHTP renders services neutrally for rehabilitation reconstruction and development of war -tornAfghanistan. AHTP has helped Afghans both in Afghanistan and in Pakistan with provision of assistance andtraining in the field of women development, narcotics awareness, emergency, relief',ACKU income -generation and health care education.

AHTP has implemented a number of projects inside Afghanistan and distributed relief commodities toAfghan refugees in Pakistan.

OBJECTIVES:

The objectives of the organization is to take part in capacity building, restoration of the existing economic resources,eradication of poverty, reconstruction and rehabilitation of Afghanistan. To plan and execute rehabilitation, reconstruction and development of social and economical sectorsof the country which can be achieved with coordination and collaboration of the competent Afghan and international bodies.

22 Member NGOs AMRAN AFGHAN MOBILE RECONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION ) Key Staff Address: Flat # 311, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Qayum Sayedi ACBAR 2.AbdulHagSayedi Tel / Fax :091- 845446 Member of : 3. E -mail: ANCE SWABAC

BUDGET H. TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION o/p SECTORS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE 9 Agri. /Irri. /Const. VETERINARY Agriculture 9 CONST.(Rd /Bridge) Edu. /Construction EDUCATION Education CONST.(Build /shelter) EMERGENCY Health HEALTH 12 Income Generation 12 % INCOME GENE. 28 Irrigation. IRRIGATION Other /Water supply 79 % MINE Relief RELIEF 51 Road /Construction OTHER/W. supply Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan 201,500 116,200 194,500 205,400 64,800 23,630. Private 100 10 8 5 23 Donation Refugees ------Total: 201,500 116,200 194,500 20,400 64,800 23,630 Technical : 10Administrative :6 Support Staff : 7 1500000 a BACKGROUND: 1000000 AMRAN is a non -political, non -profitable and 500000 114 humanitarian Afghan NGO, establishedin1992. The main office of this association is located in Peshawar with 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 sub -offices in Jalalabad, Kabul and Khost. With the aim of participation in rehabilitation /reconstruction of Afghanistan, AMRAN is active in the sectors of housing, agriculture, road construction, irrigation, education, skills training, income generation and health care. It is committed to close co- ordination with other organizations. More than 53 projects have been implemented soACKU far, mainly in the eastern provinces of Afghanistan (Nangarhar, Laghman, Paktia, Kabul and Kunar). Agriculture: Distribution, multiplication and extension of improved seeds (wheat, rice, maize, cotton, sugar cane, vegetable and beseem clover), honey bee projects, poultry and fruit saplings. Irrigation: Repairing and rehabilitation of 30 canals . Road Repairing /rehabilitation : A number of roads have been repaired in Laghman, Kunar, Paktia and Kabul provinces. Education: Establishment of literacy course in Jaji district. Skill Training: Skills training course, mainly handicrafts and Gabion weaving have been conducted in Nangarhar and Kabul.

23 Member NGOs ANAR (AFGHANISTAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR REHABILITATION ) Key Staff Address: C/o Flat # 315,3rdFloor, Gul Haji Plaza, Peshawar, Pakistan. Mohammad Siddiq Patman ACBAR Telephone: 091 - 44490 Member of : E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS Balkh Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor

AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY CONSTRUCTION 50 Construction 50 % EDUCATION 20 Education 20 % EMERGENCY Emergency 30 PUBLICATION Health HEALTH Income Generation IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE RELIEF Mine OTHER Other Publication. 30 % Relief Veterinary

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ OPS 60 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Private 20 Afghanistan 4,000 9,000 10,000 12,000 10,000 30,000 6 4 11 WFP 20 Refugees 4,000 9,000 10,000 12;000 10,000 30,000 Technical : 5 Administrative :2 Total:

Support Staff : 4

1 MIas BACKGROUND: 1000000

ANARis a non -governmental, non -political and non -profitable organization comprise of experienced engineers, agriculturists and journalists, established in 1994. 1984 1996 1926 1987 19E6 1983

The main goals of the organization are: ACKU To rehabilitate the vital systems of the country in different sectors. To struggle against drug abuses. To participate in peace building process through publications.

24 Member NGOs APWO (AFGHAN PUBLIC WELFARE ORGANIZATION ) Key Staff 1.Eng. S. Rahim Sattar Address: H. #3, St. 21, Godam -e -Sangi Rd., Near Power Station, Jalalabad, Afghanistan. Correspondence address in Peshawar: H #3 Opposite Sec. Board, Khalil Town, and Peshawar, Pakistan. 2.LaI Pacha G.P.O Box: 288, Peshawar . ACBAR 3.Eng. Juma Gul Tel / Fax: 091 - 840386 Member of : 1hc B E -mail: SWABAC

BUDGET lk;tei °, rCyp>ismilm^z }) ALLOCATION % SECTORS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Bakery Project _-10 _-_--- COST.(Roadd /Bridge) Const. Irrigation - 65 % EDUCATION Construction CONST(Build/shelter) 50 EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. Irrigation. _-_-_ IRRIGATION _-- 30 Other - MINE Relief RELIEF Road/ Construction OTHER 20 Shelter 25 % Water supply ----- Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNHCR 50 Afghanistan 80,200 70200 130,700 80,000 110,000 77,600 WFP 10 5 8 2 15 Refugees ------80,200 70,200 130,700 80,000 110,000 77,600 Canada Fund 40 Technical : 6 Administrative :3 Total: Support Staff :6

BACKGROUND: 1

APWO was established in 1989, with its head -office in Peshawar and sub -offices in Jalalabad, Khost and Kabul.

Issa 1935 1996 1997 1996 1999 Aims of APWO: To assist the people of Afghanistan in different fields e.g. agriculture, irrigation, construction, shelter and road repairing. This organization has experienced permanentACKU personnel who have conducted a large number of projects in different sectors and most projects have been funded by UN agencies.

Future Objectives: APWO plans to continue its activities in the rehabilitation and development process of Afghanistan. This organization plans to be involved in food security process, so different proposals have been submitted to donor agencies.

Distribution of bread into subsidized prices to the needy people is one of our main objectives, as well as generate electricity to construction of small dams.

Further Information: A small electricity dam has been completed in Chamkani district of Paktia province. It was funded by Canada Fund. A sub -office was opened in Kabul in April 1998. APWO is registered with UNOCHA, ANCB and local authorities.

25 Member NGOs ARADA (AFGENCY FOR REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE & DEVELOPMENT OF AFGHANISTAN )

Address: H. # 3, Canal Rd., University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. Key Staff Tele: 091 - 40534 Member of : ACBAR 1. Mohd Daud "l'aklc E -mail: NCB 2.\1ohd Fkranl SWABAC

BUDGET ©v ALLOCATION % SECTORS LaghmanFarah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar

AGRICULTURE 10 Agriculture VETERINARY Cons. /Irri. /Health 20 % CONST(Road /Bridge) I Const. /Irri. /Health 10 EDUCATION l0 Const. /Irri. /Hhh /Inc. Gene. 40 CONST(Build /shelter) 30 EMERGENCY Const. /Irrig. /Health 20 % HEALTH 10 Const.liealth/ Irri. 10 % INCOME GENE. 20 Education 10 IRRIGATION Emergency MINE RELIEF Irrigation. OTHER Mine Other - Relief

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Afg. Pak. Cross Total WFP 30 12,500 Based Based Border Afghanistan - - - 1,900 19,500 40 UNHCR 5 4 1 10 Refugees ------19,500 12,500 Afghan Gov. 40 Total: - - - 1,900 : 3 Technical . 5 Administrative :

Support Staff : 2 20000

15000 BACKGROUND: 10000 5000 ARADA isa non -governmental, non -political, J non -partisan, non -profitable and anindependent 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 welfareAfghanimplementationorganization, established inMarch1991. ARADA works in sectors of agriculture, irrigation, construction, watersupply, sanitation, health care, income generation and rural rehabilitation in different provinces of Afghanistan.ACKU ARADA believes that in the long run, the fulfillment ofit objective is only possible though programs designed to build self- reliance and foster initiative. Civilization and culturessurvive only because their participates with them to survive, often against great odds. To make that cultural choice,the first requirement is individual, family and village level self - sufficiency.

26 Member NGOs ARDC ( AFGHANISTAN REHABILITATION AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER ) Key Staff 1.Eng. Dilawar Address: H. # 33, St. # 1, D -1, Ph. -1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 2.Haji A. Sattar "Hayat" ACBAR Tel:091 - 810035 , Fax: 0929 -813645 Member of : 3. Eng. Mahooque ANCB E -mail: SWABAC

BUDGET TARGETROVINCES IN AFGHANSTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture CONST.(build /shelter) 27.8 Const. /Edu.Train 28.5 % CONST..(ROADS) 1.3 Education EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH 25.5 EDUCATION 0.7 Health 25 .5% INCOME GENE. 26.6 Income Gene. 26.6% IRRIGATION 18.1 Irrigation 18.1 MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak, Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP 68.8 Based Based Border Afghanistan 57,904 7,580 43,800 1,000 53,000 36,000 LBI 6.6 10 4 2 16 MWL 0.3 Refugees ------LDI 20.9 Technical : 6 Administrative :3 Total: 57,904 7,580 43,800 1,000 53,000 36,000 ISRA. 3.4 Support Staff :7

60000 BACKGROUND: 40000 ARDC is a non -profitable, non -political, non -governmental Afghan organization, established in 1993 and registered 20000 with Afghan Commisionerate, ANCB and local authority. 0l This center is active in rehabilitation and development of 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Afghan destroyed country. OBJECTIVES: - To assist Afghan people in the rehabilitation andreconstruction of rural economy by implementing and establishing various multi sectorial projects. ACKU To encourage refugees repatriation and contribute to in their resettlement.

PROJECT PROGRAMS INSIDE AFGHANISTAN: Since establishment ARDC has coordinated its activities in different areas: ARDC believes that in the long run, it is only possible Nooristan/Kunar Rodat/Nangarhar though programs designed to build self -reliance and foster La'Ipoora/Nangarhar Noor Gul/Kunar initiative. Civilization and cultures survive only because Khost/Paktia Jalal Abad / Nangarhar their participates with them to survive, often against great Kama/Nangarhar odds. To make that cultural choice, the first requirement is SECTORS: individual, family and village self-sufficiency. Engineering Construction Health Education Water Supply Agriculture

27 Member NGOs ARDCD(AFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTION & DRUG CONTROL DEPARTMENT ) Key Staff Address: Mahala Jambillan, Jahagirabad, Tahkal Bala, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. M. Tahir Khalil Tel:091 -42929 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

{ B 7DGET }} ":TARG T PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources 0/O Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:

ARDCD, this NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

28 Member NGOs ARDF (AFGHAN RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION) Key Staff Address: Qala- e- Fatullah, Shar -e -Now Kabul, Afghanistan. 1. Eng. Abdull Sattar Saleem ACBAR 2. Mohammad Ayub Tel: 091 - 45519 / Fax: 091 Member of : 3. E -mail : 1NCB SWABAC

BUDGET TAR T PRO I AN ALLOCATION % Provinces Nangarhar Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor

AGRICULTURE 50 Agriculture 50 % VETERINARY Construction CONST. (Road. /Shelter) Education EDUCATION Emergency EMERGENCY HEALTH Health INCOME GEN. Income Generation 20 % 30 % IRRIGATION 50 Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Pvt. Donation 50 Afghanistan - - 8,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 WFP 50 4 - 1 5 Refugees ------8,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 Technical : 3Administrative :I Total: - - Support Staff :I

8000

6000 BACKGROUND: 4000

ARDF is a non -governmental, non -profitable and 2000 non -political humanitarian organization, o established in December 1995. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 The Aims of this organization are: ACKU 1.To help Afghan people through implementation of sustainableprojects. 2.To approach multi -scetorial programs and development projects 3. To undertake the economic assistance for Afghan refugeesthrough small scheme credit projects.

29 Member NGOs ARDO( AFGHANISTAN REHABILITATION & DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION ) Key Staff Address: 1. Haji Ghulam Ghaous ACBAR Tel: 091- Member of : ANCB E -mail : SWABAC

UDGET iII ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHEI,TRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Ri hts EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Inçome Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources °/U Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:!Ai

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

30 Member NGOs ARDP (AFGHANISTAN REHABILITATION & DEVELOPMENTPROGRAMME) Key Staff Dr. M. Sediq Asif Address: Flat # 415, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar,Palrictan I. ACBAR 2.Mohammad Enam Walk Member of: Tel :091 - 44750 ANCB I.A. Rahman E -mail: SWABAC

{ BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES. IN AFGHANSTAN ALLOCATION SECTO % Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Pakistan Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE 30 Agriculture 30 % VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Road /Bridge) Education 30 % EDUCATION 30 Emergency CONST.(Building /shelter) EMERGENCY Health 40 % HEALTH 40 Income generation INCOME GENE. Irrigation. IRRIGATION Mine MINE RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

Self Funding 100 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan 55,000 50,000 50,000 30,000 2,500 8,000 2 5 1 8 Refugees Total: 55,000 50,000 50,000 30,000 2,500 8,000 Technical : 3Administrative : 2

Support Staff : 3

BACKGROUND:

ARDP is a non -profitable, non -governmental and non- politicalorganizationfoundedbyAfghanswith expertise andisactivein trainingin the fields of 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 health, development and education. Since its establishment in 1988, ARDP has been involved in the rehabilitation of the Afghanistan inhealth, agriculture, irrigation and education sectors. ARDP has a proven recordACKU in agriculture and health facilities in differentlocations in Afghanistan including Nangarhar, Paktia, Paktika, Kandahar, Kunar, Nooristan and Kabul Provinces. For the past twelve years, ARDP has dedicated its services mainly to the rehabilitation ofruined health facilities and agriculture, construction of new ones, as well as the provision of primary health care services through thesefacilities in the south -eastern provinces.

ARDPs' Goals: ARDPs" primary goals are to participate in the rehabilitation of Afghanistan's agriculture,health care system and provide health and development services to meet the current and future needs of Afghans, living in andreturning to Afghanistan. The overall objectives of ARDP Integrated Primary Health Care Program (PHCP) is toreduce morbidity and mortality rates with special focus on mother and child health and to promote health through cost effective.

ARDP with its head -office in Peshawar and sub -offices in Jálalabad, Kabul, Kandahar, Khost andWardak provinces. ARDP is a member of ANCB and is registered with the Ministry of planning, Kabul, Afghanistan.

31 Member NGOs AREA (AGENCY FOR REHABILITATION & ENERGY CONSERVATION IN AFGHANISTAN Address: H. # 39, D -3, S.J.A Lane University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. Key Staff I.M.Masoom Stanekzai Tel: 091 - 45417 / 844647 Fax: 091: 844647 Member of : E -mail: 2.Sultan Maqsood Fazil 3.ZabihullahHabibi

{{ BUDGET }} TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Kandahar Farah Nangarhar Logar Pakistan Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE 20 Administration 18% VETERINARY Agri /Inc. Gen. /lrri. 18% CONST(Road /Bridge) Emergency EDUCATION Health CONST(Build/shelter) EMERGENCY Income Generation 10 % HEALTH Income Generation 1% INCOME GENE. 19 Irrigation. IRRIGATION Mine/ Construction 36 % MINE 36 Mine /Inc Gene. RELIEF 17% Other OTHER 25 Relief Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $

UNOCHA 36 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UN /CDAP 1 Afghanistan 400,000 477,600 605,700 640,900 477,540 322,022 NOVIB 28 699 32 731 Christian Aid 14 Refugees

Self 20 Technical : 62 Administrative: 42 Total: 400,000 477,600 605,700 640,900 477,540 322,022 UNHCR 1 Support Staff :627

700000 600000 500000 BACKGROUND: 400000 300000 AREA isa non -governmental, non- political and non - 200000 100000 profitable humanitarian and development organization, o established in 1994. The main aim of AREA is to serve 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 the interests of the people of Afghanistan and help to enable them to build a sustainable livelihood. Vision: To achieve peace in Afghanistan through community involvement. Objective: To contribute towards rehabilitation and developmentACKU of Afghanistan in an environmental sound manner. Approaches: AREA has two approaches: Reactive and proactive: The reactive approach is materialized through Community Development Programs. Reacting to community needs and priorities with specific emphasis on agriculture, credit schemes, income generation, shelter programs, etc. The proactive approach is materialized through Alternative Technology Programs. Introducing energy -efficient and sustainable technology such as wind pumps, biogas, micro -hydro power, ram pumps, improved stoves, solar cookers,brick kiln and bakery ovens. Structure: AREA consists of a policy- making organ, a General Assembly, a control and advisory organ, a board of trustees, an administration organ and the managing director. AREA has regional offices in Kabul, Nanagarhar and Herat provinces of Afghanistan. Each regional office covers the neighboring provinces.

32 Member NGOs ARF ( Afghanistan Rebuilding Foundation) Key Staff 1. Eng. Ahmad Hussain "Enayat Address: Nawtia Jadeed, Saddar,Peshawar- Pakistan. ACBAR 2. Javaid Hussain "Enayat" Tel / Fax : 091 270126 Member of : NCB 3. Eng. Mohd. Cul E -mail: SWABAC

TARGET PRO C T ALLOCATION SECTORS Paktia Pakistan Farah Kabul Balkh Kunar Laghman Nangarhar Ghazni AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY CON ST. (Rd ./Shelter) Construction EDUCA'T'ION 66 Health EMERGENCY Education HEALTH Emergency INCOME GEN. 27 14 % 79 % IRRIGATION Income Generation MINE Irrigation 7 RELIEF Mine OTHER Water Supply Relief 7 % Veterinary Other

BUDGET IN US $ Sources % Working Staff 1999 Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 UNHCR 15 Afg. Based Border Based Afghanistan 25 200 32,000 26,700 3,500 4500 2,000 1 7 50 3 3 Pvt. Donation Refugees 14,800 9,200 7,550 6,000 6,000 4,000 Self 10,500 6,000 Technical : 3Administrative: 1 Total: 40,000 41,200 34,250 9,500 Support Staff :2

50,000 40,000 1.1 BACKGROUND: 30,000 Afghanistan Rebuilding Foundation (ARF)isan 20,000 erlrrr Afghan non -political, non -governmental and non - 10,000 am II. profitable organization founded in 1991. It is mainly o 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 involvedinthefield of engineering, agriculture, education,health,socialservicesandincome generation projects. The organization is registered with ANCB and governmentof Afghanistan. Over *.he past eight years ARF has implementedACKU anumber of projects in different provinces like Ghazni,Wardak, Nangarhar, Kunar and Khost inside Afghanistan and forrefugees in Pakistan. This organization has been involved in provisionof relief to Kabul displaced families, education,construction of school weaving and bee buildings to improved education of refugees inPakistan, teacher training, income generation program, carpet keeping. Objectives: To Eradicate poppy cultivation and opiumproduction basically through replacement of fruit trees nurseryand etc, distribution of Afghan improved crop and vegetableseeds and industrial plants such as cotton, sugar beet, sugar can where people are mostly engaged in poppy cultivation. vocational training. To provide the innanttants a self -reliancestand through irrigation system and educational and throughout the project areas. To provide potential works opportunity forthe people and decline the level of poverty

33 Member NGOs ARI(ARIANA RECONSTRUCTION INSTITUTE) Key Staff Address: Bilai Street, Trangzai Lane, Academy Town University, Peshawar,Pak. 1. Abdul Malik .Amiri 2. Ghulam Maroof Samey Tel : 091 - 843341 Member of: ACBAR 3. Muhammad Mustafa E -mail: ANCB SWABAC

{{ BUDGET }} TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGfIANISTAN }} ALLOCATION % Farah Kabul Balkh Kandahar Pakistan AGRICULTURE Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia Kunar Agriculture VETERINARY Const.(Building) CONST(Build /Shlter) 60 60 % EDUCATION 10 Construction EMERGENCY Education HEALTH 10% INCOME .GENE 30 Health IRRIGATION Income Gene. 20 % 10% MINE Irrigation RELIEF OTHER Mine Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNHCR 90 Based Based Border WFP 10 6 4 3 13 Afghanistan 12,500 3,000 Refugees

Technical : 6 Administrative 3 Total: 12,500 3,000 Support Staff :4

15000

BACKGROUND: 10000

ARI is an Afghan non -governmental, non -political 5000 and non -profitable organization, founded in 1995.

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Type of work: -Conducting of engineering feasibility surveys, design and implementation work of shelters, schools, diversion dams, retaining walls and clinics, ACKU Conducting surveys, collecting data and preparing proposals on different projects in agriculture, education and public health sectors.

Main aims: -To take an active part in more effective and efficient ways to implement projects. -To develop new ideas for rehabilitation projects by qualified and experienced Afghans.

Further Information: Ariana Reconstruction Institute (ARI) based on its philanthropic goals and feelingsis planning to take an active and comprehensive part in the implementation of humanitarian plans and assistance of developed and benevolent countries to Afghanistan aiming to help needy and destitute Afghan people and improve their living conditions. To achieve this goalitis extremely important for our organization to permanently keep in touch with the donors as well as charity organizations of various countries in the world.

34 Member NGOs ARLO (AFGHAN REHABILITA'T'ION AND LOGISTICALORGANIZATION ) Key Staff 1.Haji Hamiduddin Sediqi Address: Mural Plaza, Ground Floor, Universityroad, Tampon, Peshawar, Pak. ACBAR 2.Haji M. Sediq Sangeen Tel :091 - 843096 Member of : ANCB 3.Eng. (,hulam Rasul E -mail: SWABAC

BUD T GT C AN ALLOCATION % SECOTRS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Paktika Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Road /Bridge) Edu. /Cons /Other 100 % EDUCATION 37 Education CONST. /Building/shelter 33 EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. Irrigation. IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF OTHER 30 Relief Veterinary Water Supply

BUDGET IN US $ Sources % Working Staff 1997 1998 1999 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 Media Center for 70 Based Based Border Afghanistan 105,600 188,800 18,850 10,000 27,200 11,699 Afghanistan 10 5 0 15 Refugees ------Total: 105,600 188,800 188,50 100,00 27,200 11699 Self Funding 30 Technical 8 Administrative : 3 Support Staff :4

200000

150000

100000 BACKGROUND: 50000 ARLO was found in 1993 as a non -governmental, 1998 1999 non -political, and non -profitable organization. 1994 1995 1996 1997 ARLO works in several different sectors i.e. health, education, reconstruction, rehabilitation, irrigation, agriculture, social welfare,relief, vocational training and logistical programs in Afghan refugee camps in PakistanACKU aswell as inside Afghanistan. Education: ARLO supports the running cost of the two schools (staff salaries for five years,teaching materials and others) in Jaji (Aryoub) district in Paktia province with cooperation of private donation.

Construction: ARLO has completed the construction of one middle /high school in JajiDistrict of Paktia Province and several mosques in Khost, Kunar, Nangarhar and Nowshera and Khushki camps, Peshawar.

Relief: ARLO has undertaken emergency food distribution projectsfor the displaced people in Nangaraer camp and in the refugee camps in Peshawar.

35 Member NGOs AROWD AFGHAN REHABILITATION ORGANIZATION OF WAR DESTRUCTION ) Address: H# 391, St..27, D4 ,Ph. 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. Key Staff 1.A. Sattar Hayat Tel :091 - 810391 Member of ACBAR E -mail: ANCE SWABAC

IJ ET ALLOCATION % SECTOR Takhar Farah Nangarhar Logar Pakistan Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE 20 Agri. /Educ. /Const. 100 % VETERINARY Agriculutre CONST.(Road /Bridge) 25 Construction EDUCATION 30 CONST.(Build/shelter) 25 Edu /Construction EMERGENCY Education HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. Irrigation. IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF OTHER Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ COFFA 58.78 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 IRC 20.66 Based Based Border 7.7 Canada fund 0 6 0 6 Afghanistan 10,250 Refugees Global Fund 12.86 Technica : 2 Administrative: 2 Total: 10,250 for Women Support Staff :2

12003 10,000 8.000 BACKGROUND: 6603 4,000 Afghan Rehabilitation Organization for War Destruction 2.000

(AROWD)is a non -political,non- governmental, non - 1994 1995 19x8 1997 1998 1999 profitable social services organization, founded in June 1995.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES: Construction of new buildings and repairment of necessary social, cultural and economical buildings, e.g. mosques, universities, hospitals, primary and secondary schools, animal husbandryACKU and health clinics. Construction and repair of roads, bridges, culverts and digging deep wells for drinking water.

Providing teaching materials and equipment needed by universities and schools in urban and rural areas.

- Providing of high quality construction material from domestic and foreign sources.

- Construction of small diversion irrigation dams, for land cultivation and flood protection.

- To keep sound coordination within donor and other agencies.

36 Member NGOs ATC ( AFGHAN TECHNICAL CONSULTANT ) Key Staff Address: H. # 45, D -4 Jamrud Road, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Kefayatullah Eblagh 2.Rajah Asghari Tel:091- 40412 / 43589, Fax: 091- 44780 Member of : ACBA E -mai: [email protected] ANCB SWABAC

T ALLOCATION SECTOR Badakhshan Bamyan Ghazni Helmand Kabul Kandahar Kapisa Kunar Kunduz AGRICULTURE VETERINARY Agriculture CONST.(Rd/Bridge) Mine 0.77% 0.65 % 3% 0.1 % 235% 1.43 % 0.37%8% 0.66% EDUCATION CONST.(Bui ld /shelter) EMERGENCY Laghman Nangarhar Logar HEALTH SECTORS Ghazni Paktia Parwan Takhar Wardak Zabul INCOME GENE. Construction IRRIGATION Emergency MINE 100 Health RELIEF Irrigation OTHER Mine 1.44 % 16.56 % 3.8 % 5.37 % 30.55 2.04 % 0.47 % 1.19 % 0.1 % Other Veterinary

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ UNOCHA 100 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border 30 81 1154 1265 Afghanistan 69,685,400 5,272,250 5,380,000 4,935,000 6,756,600 8,367,777

Refugees ------Technica : 877 Administrative: 96 Support Staff :292 Total: 6,985,400 5,272,250 5,380,000 4,935,000 6,756,600 8,367,777

10000000 .," 8000000 BACKGROUND: 6000000 4000000 ATC isanold,large,non -profitable,non- 2000000 governmental and non -political organization for. humanitarian mine clearancein Afghanistan, 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 established in October 1989. ATC started de- mining operations in early 1990 with specializedACKU EOD teams, which clear mines and other explosive devices. Badakhshan, Badghis, Bamyan, Ghazni, Helmand, Herat, Kabul, Kandahar, Kapisa, Kunar, Laghman, Logar, Nangarhar, Paktika, Paktia, Parwan, Takhar, Wardak and Zabul are being ATC's activity areas. Work is undertaken in close co- operation with other de- mining organizations and co- ordinated by UNOCHA and MACA.

ATC is an active member of ANCB and ACBAR coordination bodies.

37 Member NGOs AWC ( AFGHAN WELFARE CENTER ) Key Staff Address: St. # 4, Nasir Bagh Road, Peshawar , Pakistan. I. Dr. Rahim Peshawar ACBAR Tel:091 -40116 Member of : ANCB E -mail : SWABAC

BDGET T T CES G TAN ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND: !i

AWC, this NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

38 Member NGOs AWF ( AFGHAN WOMEN FOUNDATION ) Address: H. # 9, Street # 9, Road # 6, Gulbahar # 2., Jan Colony, Peshawar, Pakista

Tel : 091 -264543 Member of : ACBAR NCB E-mail : SWABAC

BUDGET TARGT PROV INCES ï[N AFGANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS Laghman Farah Nangarhar Logar Pakistan Herat Kabul Paktia Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Road /Bridge) Education EMERGENCY CONST(Building/shelter) 15.2 Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. 67.6 Income Gene. IRRIGATION 3.2 % 25.3 % 39 % MINE Irrigation. RELIEF 17.2 Mine OTHER Other Relief / Emerg. 32.5 % Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 60 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Canada fund 40 Based Based Border Afghanistan - 11,970 -19,950 - - - 0 4 0 4 Refugees -- - 7,222 4,148 4,000

Technica : 2 Administrative: I Total: - 11,970 19,950 7,222 4,148 4,000

Support Staff : I

20000 BACKGROUND 15000 10000 Afghan Women Foundation (AWF) was established in 1995 as a non -governmental, non -profitable and non- 5000 L_. politicalorganization,forempoweringthedestitute, 0 deprived Afghan women and to enable them to meet their 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 future requirements. The aim of AWF is to assist Afghan women in ACKUthe rehabilitation and development of rural economy, by implementing multi -sectoral rehabilitation, training and development project. The main objectives of the organization is to participate in the capacity building and handicrafts, through income generation projects, promote mine awareness, fighting narcotics through awareness, eradicate poverty and find earning opportunities for Afghan women. AWF renders services neutrally for rehabilitation, reconstruction and development of war -torn Afghanistan. This organization is willing to increase and set up regional offices in other parts of the country as and when required. AWF has helped Afghan women both in Afghanistan and in Pakistan with provision of assistance and training in the field of women development, narcotics awareness, emergency relief and income -generation. AWF has implemented a number of projects inside Afghanistan and distributed relief commodities to Afghan refugees in Peshawar, Pakistan. It has achieved assignments with extensive interest, endeavor, exhilaration, motivation, pains taking, and courage and helping spirit during the critical moments.

39 Member NGOs AWWD (AFGHAN WOMEN WELFARED DEPRTMENT)

Address: H. # 55, New Arbab Colony, Arbab Road Behind Jabar Flat, Peshawar,Pakistan. Tel:091 -843497 Associated Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUn.DING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees

Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:0-BODAAAA

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

40 Member NGOs BAHAR (BUREAU OF AFGHN WOMEN FOR HANDICRAFTS AND REHABILITATION AFGHNISTAN ) Address: H. # 397, St.# 12, E -2, Ph. #1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan . Key Staff ACBAR 1. Shukria Qadeer Tel :091 - 840828 / 812214 Member of : tN(11 E -mail : 2.Rabia SWABAC 3. Ahmad Khalid 1

BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS % Farah Balkh Pakistan Paktia Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunár Logar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST./ (ROAD /BRIDGE) Education 20 % CONS (Building /Shalter) Emergency EDUCATION 20 EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Gene. 80 % INCOME GENE. 80 Irrigation IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Pvt. Fund 80 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Border Self Fund 20 Based Afghanistan 15 15 Refugees 9,000 9,500

Technical . : 6 Administrative : 2 Total: 9,000 9,500

Support Staff : 7

10000 8000 BACKGROUND: 6000 BAHAR is a non -governmental, non -profitable 4000 and non -political organization, established in 1998. 2000 BAHAR isinterestedtorenderhumanitarian o assistancethroughimplementing multi -purpose 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 projects to be accepted for Afghan government and donor agencies. ACKU BAHAR is mainly concerned to render humanitarian assistance to Afghan women for the rehabilitation ofAfghanistan. BAHAR, within its managerial and financial capacity is undertaking reconstruction, relief and repatriationefforts for female Afghan refugees. This organization provides technical consultancy for planning and implementation ofagriculture, capacity building, income generation, education, loan schemes and carpets weaving projects.

41 Member NGOs BCURA(BAZ CONSTRUCTION UNIT FOR REHABILITATION OF AFGHNISTAN ) Address: H. # 300, St. 25, D -4, Phase 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan.

Tel:091 - 813935 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

BUDGET P ALLOCATION % SECTORS , Nangarhar Balkh Laghamn Paktia Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Logar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Const/ Irrigation 10 % 30 % 10 % 2 % 25 % 20 % CONST./(ROAD /BRIDGE) 50 Construction CONST. /Building/Shelter 20 3 % EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME Income Generation GENERATIO Mine IRRIGATION 30 Other MINE RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 20 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOPS 22 Based Based Border Afghanistan 30,900 110,000 177,550 UNHCR 40 100,000 80,000 40,700 8 1 2 11 UNICEF 3 Refugees ------UNOCHA 5 Canada Fund 10 Technical : 5Administrative : 2 Total: 30,900 110,000 177,550 100,000 80,000 40,700 Support Staff : 4

BACKGROUND:

BCURAisa non- governmental, non -profitable and non- political Afghan organization, established in1991.It has implemented many projectsin different provinces of Afghanistan, particularly in Nangarhar. The Agency maintains cordial contacts with local authority and donors and never has been faced with any difficulty concerning the implementation of the projects.ACKU The agency also works in agriculture, animal husbandry, engineering and shoe making. A shoe factory has been established in Pakistan. The factory provides shoes at subsidized prices to Afghan refugees and people inside Afghanistan. The main office of the agency is in Peshawar with a sub -office in Jalalabad. Outline of completed projects: - Cleaning of karezes in Ghazni. Distribution of wheat in Ghazni. Construction of a primary school in Kunar. Distribution of rice, maize and wheat seeds as well as saplings in Nangarhar. Canal cleaning in Nangarhar. Road repair in Nangarhar. Repairmen of Afghan Secondary School in Nangarhar. Establishment of a nursery farm in Nangarhar.

42 Member NGOs BDA (BAKHTAR DEVELOPMENT AGENCY ) Key Staff Address: Flat # 209, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. A. Majid Jalalzai ACBAR 2. Eng. Habibi Payez Tel:091 - 817519 / 45034 Member of : AN('B 3. Eng. Bashir Ahmad E -mail : SWABAC

BUD TARE:T PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN }} ALLOCATION Nangarhar Balkh Kabul Paktia Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Logar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Const./ Irrigation 40% CONST. (ROAD /BRIDGE) C0 Construction CONST(BUILD /SHELTER) 60 % EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME Income Generation GENERATIO Mine IRRIGATION 40 MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US$ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOPS 70 Based Based Border Afghanistan Pvt. Fund 30 7 3 2 12 _ 21,950 75,200 70,000 79,750 21,500 19,400

Refugees ______

Technical : 4 Administrative: 2 Total: - 21,950 75,200 70,000 79,750 21,500 19,400 Support Staff : 6

80000 BACKGROUND: 80000 40000

20000 BDA is anon -profitable,non -partisan,non- o 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 governmental and non -political humanitarian organization,founded in 1992.

BDA'saims are: To participate in rehabilitation and reconstructionACKU of destroyed infrastructure of Afghanistan. The agency undertakes surveying, planning, implementation of projects with CAWC, GRSP and ACDO, It has founded an umbrella called Association for Rehabilitation of Ghazni (ARG).

BDAundertook the followings: Rehabilitation of Mullah Hussain Karez in Qarabagh, Ghazni, through the ARG umbrella. - Construction of a primary school in Musa Khan, Azro, Logar Province.

On going projects:

Construction of destroyed intake in Kabul. Establishment of a training center in Kabul.

43 Member NGOs BONIAD(BONIAD ENGINEERING & RECONSTRUCTON AGENCY FOR AFGHANISTAN)

Address: H. #14B, St. 1, El, Hayatabad - Peshawar, Pakistan. Key Staff Tel : 091- 814285 Member of : 1.M. Gul Amini E -mail : boniad @psh.paknet.com.pk 2. Sultan Ahmad Mawj \3. Sayed Mohd. Sultani

({ BUDGET } T ALLOCATION % SECTORS Zabul Balkh Pakistan Farah' Ghazni Herat Kabul' Kunar Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(Rd /SHELTR) Education EDUCATION Emergency EMERGENCY HEALTH Health INC.GENE. 100 Income Generation 100% IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Other Water Supply Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ CIDA 100 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan 37,000 25,000 10,000 6,000 4,000 17,151 8 1 9 Refugees 25,000 10,000 6,000 4,000 17,151 Technical : 4 Administrative : 4 Total: 37,000

SupportStaff : 1 .1111111Ll Iim. BACKGROUND:

BONIAD is an Afghan, non -governmental and non- 1994 1998 1996 1997 1996 1999 political voluntary humanitarian organization, established in 1992. Its sole aim is to take part in the rehabilitation and reconstruction of Afghanistan. BONIAD has its head office in Peshawar and subACKU -offices in Logar, Khost, Jalalabad and Kabul. Goals and Objectives: Its main goals and objectives are as follow:

To rehabilitate physical infrastructure and irrigation systems. To provide NGOs with required ways and means. To train skilled and semi -skilled labors. To distribute emergency food and relief aid.

Recent Projects: Repairing Hassan Khail water supply in Khost, funded by UNOPS.Vocational training program in Kabul, funded by WFP.

44 Member NGOs BRA (BUREAU FOR REHABILITATION OF AFGHANISAN) Key Staff Address: Near Center) Jail in Jalalabad, and sayed Noor Mohd. Shah Mena Kabul, Fag. 1. Eng. Khan Agha Fariadi Tel: 091- 273468 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : N( a SWABAC

{ DG T ..TARGET ROV C IN AFGHANISTAN. nL ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING/SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:!stA4).425DAA

BRA. This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required. information. ACKU

45 Member NGOs BRC (BAGHLAN REHABILITATION COMMITTEE ) Key Staff Address: H. # 451, St. 7, N -1, Ph. # 4, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Mohammad Haider 2. Eng. Ashmatullah Tel /091-819925 Member of : E -mail : 3. Mohd. Siddiq SWABAC

BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS Paktia Baghlan Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunduz Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST. /(Rd. /Shelter) Education EDUCATION Emergency EMERGENCY HEALTH Health INC.GENE. Income Generation IRRIGATION Irrigation INFRASTRUCTOR MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ CIDA 20 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP 40 Based Based Border Afghanistan 15,000 10,000 4,000 5,000 4,120 9,310 Pvt. Fund 40 8 2 2 12 Refugees

Technical : 7 Administrative :2 Total: 15,000 10,000 4,000 5,000 4,120 9,310

Support Staff : 3

15,000

BACKGROUND: 10,000 5,000 BRC is anon -political,non -profitableandnon- governmental organization, established in 1989 with the aim to take part in rehabilitation and reconstruction of 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Afghanistan. Future objectives: irrigation, agriculture, education, public buildings, flood control, relief and health programs in Pakistan and in Afghanistan. It has been running several vocational and skilled training projects in different trades, e.g. carpentry training, masonry, tailoring and carpet weaving. ACKU BRC has successfully completed a number of agricultural projects and vegetable productions, fruit trees, nursery, wheat, maize, rice, seeds multiplication in Qunduz, Baghlan and Balkh with the help of WFP / Canada Fund. BRC is registered with ANCB and local authority, with its main office in Peshawar, sub -offices in Baghlan, Balkh and Qunduz.

Future Plans: BRC plans to bring more land back into cultivation and to restore pre -war agricultural productivity and self -sufficiency. It will also provide training for the people in technical field in the areas where the agency is active.

It aims to improve local breeds, increase animal products, and provide adequate water for drinking and irrigation.

46 Member NGOs ( BUREAU FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF NORTHERN AFGHANISTAN BRNA Key Staff 1. Abdul Ghafoor Zalmai Address: GPO Box 437, Peshawar -Pakistan. ACBAR 2.Shah Jahan "Numani" Tel: c/o 091- 44536 Member Of : ANCB E -mail : 3. SWABAC

{{ BUDGET } }_ TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN }} ALLOCATION of SECTORS Badakhshan Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor AGRICULTUR Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST. (RD . /SHELTER) Education EDUCATION EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME Income Generation GENERATIO Irrigation IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF OTHER Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ UNDP Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugee

Technical : Administrative : Total: Voluntary :

BBACKGROUND:OD A A A A A A This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

47 Member NGOs BRP(BEHAZAD WALL REHABILITATION PROGRAMS) Address: Room 32, 3rd Floor, Speenzar Plaza, Peshawar, Pakistan. Tel: 091- 43821 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : SWABAC

UDGET T. 5 ST l ALLOCATION % S L CTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction C ON S T (BUILDING / S HE L T RE ) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAI Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources °/U Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

48 Member NGOs BRR( BUREAU FOR RURAL REHABILITATION ) Key Staff

Address: H.# 60, St. 5, E3, Ph. #1, Hayatabad, Peshawar,Pakistan. 1. Eng. Ahmad Shah ACBAR 091- 811226 Member of : 2. Abdullah Arghandiwal Tel: %NCB E -mail : 3. SWABAC

ST {{ BUDGET i ET C IN ALLOCATION SECTORS % Badakhshan Paktia Pakistan Laghma Nangarhar Herat Kabul Kunar Samangan n AGRICULTURE Const. /Hlth /Other 3.5 % - 9 % VETERINARY Health/ Const. 6 % CONST.(ROAD /BRIDGE) 19 % CONS. /BUILDING /SHELTER Irrigation 4 % EDUCATION Irrigation/ Const. 16 % EMERGENCY Irrigation/Other 36.5% HEALTH 4.5 % 1 % Other INC.GENERA. 2 WaterSupply IRRIGATION 39 MINE OTHER 44

SECTORS Jawzjan Zabul Nimrod Paktika Laghman kandahr Paktika Irrigation 0.5 %

OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US S Sources 1999 Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 UNOPS 49 Mg. Pak. Cross Based Based Border IRC 20 Afghanistan 94,200 105450 144,300 126,300 30,900 '50,247 15 10 13 23 MADERA 1300 NCA 6 Refugees Afghan refugees in IO Total: 94,200 105,450 144,300 126,300 32,200 50,247 Technical : 10 Administrative: 7 Canada Support Staff : 6

BACKGROUND:

BRR is a non -profitable,non -political andnon- governmentalAfghan organization, established in 1990, 1934 1936 1936 1937 1999 1933 with the head office in Peshawar and offices in Kabul, Jalalabad, Mazar -e- Sharif, Pul -e- Khumri and Herat.

BRR has recently evaluated, it completed projects and isworking on an 18 -month strategic plan. The main part of this strategyis to ACKU identified low address the issue of household, livelihood, security andcommunity empowerment in rural development. BRR has agricultural production, to the poor small farmers in the ruralmarkets. Areas of Specialization: Building design and construction Survey and design of irrigation systems Agriculture. Health. Education /vocational training. Human resource development. Income generation and development of localinitiatives. Current Activities: Construction of flood control drains in Kunar, fundedby NCA, and re- building t`he Qala -e- Sankar road in Kabul, funded by UNOPS. Other Information: BRR is registered with ANCB, local authority and hasapplied to the Government of Pakistan for NOC.

49 Member NGOs CAWC (CENTRAL AFGHANISTAN WALFARE COMMITTEE ) Key Staff Address: H.# 412, No.2, Main St., Phase 4, Hayatabad, Peshawar. Pakistan. I. Nik Mohd Ahmadi ACBAR 2. Eng. Mohd Latif Tel / Fax :091 - 814967 Member of : E -mail : ahmadi @psh.infolink.net.pk ANCB 3. SWABAC

BUDGET If ALLOCATION % SECTORS Badakhshan Balkh Pakistan Farah Wardak Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONS (RD. /SHELTER) Education EDUCATION 27 27 EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME Income Gene. GENERATIO Irrigation IRRIGATION Mine MINE WATER SUPPLY 73 Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply 73 %

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ NCA 73 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 IRC 27 Based Based Border 9 5 2 16 Afghanistan 29,800 47,600 25,900 60,800 58,200 38,325 Refugees 14,105

Technical : 8 Administrative :4 Total: 29,800 47,600 25,900 60,800 58,200 52,500

Support Staff : 4

80,000 BACKGROUND: 60,000 40,000

CAWC is a non -governmental, non -profitable and 20,000 non -politicalorganization, established inApril 1992. CAWC hassub -offices in Kabul, Wardak 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 and Bamyan. The aims of agency is to help the Afghan people through implementing multi -sectorial rehabilitationACKU and development projects by planning, designing and undertaking sustainable economic and humanitarian assistance programs.

Objectives: The objective is to work for the rehabilitation and development of Afghanistan and provide assistance in the field of agriculture, education, construction, irrigation and social services. It also provides income generation program/ trainings to the community.

50 Member NGOs CBR ( CONSULTANT BUREAU FOR RECOSTRUCTION ) Key Staff Address: Flat #208, GuI Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Eng. Kamaluddin Nezami 2. Eng. Mohd. líafiz Hashimi Member of : Tel : 091- 842193 / Fax: 091- 844483 3. Mohammad Akbar Safari E -mail :

BUDGET {t TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Badakhshan Balkh Pakistan Logar Ghazni Herat Kabul Paktia Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction 25 % 5 % 42 % CONS(RAOD /BRIDGE) 68 Education CONS(BL'ILDING /SHELTER 5 Emergency EDUCATION Health EMERGENCY Income Gene. HEALTH 28 INCOME GENERATION. Irrigation IRRIGATION 27 Mine MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US S Pak. Cross Total 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOPS 42 Afg. Years 1994 Based Border WFP 28 Based Afghanistan 258.300 119,000 192,700 60,700 44,750 56,723 17 25 8 9 - ACTED Refugees - - - 67,000 41,250 3,148 ASC 5 86,000 59,871 Technical : 4 Administrative :3 Total: 258,300 119,000 192,700 127,700

Support Staff : 10 _ t t 300,000 BACKGROUND: 200,000 ' CBR is a non -governmental, non- profitable and 100,000 non -political Afghan organization,establishedin September 1988 inside Afghanistan. 0- 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Objectives: To take part in the construction and reconstruction of theinfrastructure of the country i.e. public buildings, roads, bridges, irrigation systems and etc. To participate in joint ventures with other organizations. To accept orders from individuals, governmentACKU departmentsand organizations against a specific cost. To identify priorities set by local people to evaluate projectsand submit projects proposals.

CBR's main funding sources are: WHO, USAID, IRC/RAP, ARCON, UNOCHA, UNDP, UN /OPS, FAO, TIRO, WFP, CIDA, UNICEF and ASC.

51 Member NGOs CCA ( COOPERATION CENTER FOR AFHANISTAN ) Key Staff Address: H. # 4, Sector # P -1, Phase 4, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Saied Amir Shah Hassan yar 2.Sadly Kazimi Tel: 091- 816386 ,Fax : 091 - 815647 Member of : ACBA ' 3.Eng. Zia III Hay NLiquim E -mail :zia @cca.pwr.sdnpk.undp.org ANCB SWABAC

BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangarhar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHEL "IRE) Edu. / Const. 10 EDUCATION I O Em. /Hum. Rights 20 % EMERGENCY 15 Human Rights 5 % 10 % 15 % HEALTH I O Inc Gen. /Emerge. 20 % 20 % INCOME GENERAT 25 Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS 40 Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ UNOPS 10 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 NOVIB 40 Based Based Border Afghanistan 154,300 23,0700 283,000 250,000 510,000 450,000 EU 30 45 25 10 80 NCA 10 Refugees 50,000 Self 10 Technical : 48 Administrative :16 Total: 154,300 230,700 283,000 250,000 510,000 500,000 Support Staff :16

BACKGROUND:

CCA is a non -governmental, non -profitable and non -political Afghan organization, established in 1990. In its early steps, CCA was trainingtoreduce theeffects of the war and strengthen the resistance power of people. With the passage of time, CCA revised its policy to being involved in rehabilitation and emergency work, and directed its efforts towards lasting peace and respect for human rights in Afghanistan.

CCA's Mission: ACKU CCA works for human rights and sustainable development in Afghanistan. These two goals are inter- linked and mutually support each other sustainable development CCA follows an integrated approach and undertakes projects and activities directed towards empowering the poor with special emphasis on skill training for target groups in target areas. CCA seeks application of international human rights standards in Afghanistan, educating the public in human rights and monitoring the improvement of the human rights situation in the country. Apart from its headquarter, CCA has sub -offices in Kabul, Mazar -e- Sharif and Bamyan cities. CCA also has field offices at the district level in some provinces.

52 Member NGOs 44'-'%W..9^ CoAR ( COORDINATION OF AFGHANISTAN RELIEF ) Key Staff Address: 19- Chinar Road, University Town, Peshawar- Pakistan. I. Eng. M. Nageem Salimee 2. Haji A. G. Ahmadyar Tel :091- 40789, Fax: 091- 42789 Member of : 3. M. A. Haidari E -mail : coarnet @brain.net.pk SWABAC

N AFGH LSTAN ALLOCATION SECTOR Badakhshan Balkh Wardak Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Logar AGRICULTURE 35 Agri. / Health VETERINARY 1.7 Agri.. /Health /Vet CONST 3.2 (BUILD /SHELTER) Const./Agri./Vet. EDUCATION Education 88 EMERGENCY Emergency 1 HEALTI I 88.1 % 3.5 Health INCOME Income Generation GENFRATIO IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 90 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOCHA 0.2 Based Based Border Afghanistan NCA 5.5 113 15 0 128 500,000 505,000 400,000 681,000 75,550 1,248,412 MEDAIR 2.4 Refugees ------CoAR 6.2 Technical : 52 Administrative:25 Total: 500,000 505,000 400,000 681,000 75,550 273,163 Support Staff :51 800,000 600,000 BACKGROUND: 400,000 200,000 CoAR isa non -governmental, non -profitable and 0 non -political Afghan organization,establishedin 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 1989.CoARaimstocreatelucrative self - employment opportunities for families residing in rural Afghanistan with special emphasison the most vulnerable. Thus ensuring sustainable livelihood while securing an enriched environment and overall improved quality of life and enhanced social value. To achieve this goal, CoAR assists local communities in realizing their basic needs through the implementation of projects. Activities include production and infrastructure, development research, extension of appropriate technologiesuse of local resources and upgradation of artisans. ACKU CoAR provides support to communities through the promotion of health and education facilities, agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry and in rehabilitating irrigation systems and agricultural infrastructure. The core component of CoAR is the Rural Development Centers (RDCs). The RDCs are semi -autonomous bodies, which implement integrated rehabilitation activities in two or three surrounding districts each. CoAR has constructed a number of bridges culverts, roads, markets, schools and health facilities more accessible to local populations while its health programs have provided support to health centers in the area. In addition various crop multiplication projects have distributed improved seed and fertilizer to needy farmers, horticultural projects have assisted farmers in establishing fruit tree nurseries and CoAR's veterinarians have vaccinated and treated a wide range of animals preventing common diseases, drastically reducing the animal morbidity and mortality rates. During the coming years, CoAR aims to concentrate exclusively on agriculture, animal husbandry, health and training.

53 Member NGOs CRAA( COMMITTEE FOR REHABILITATION AID TO AFGHANISTAN ) Address: Flat #130, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. Staff I.Dr. Sana- ul -Haq Ahmadzai Tel / Fax :091 - 840169 Member of : E -mail : [email protected] Dr. Mohammad Rafiq Eng. Subhanullah

BUDGET H TARGET PROVINCES IN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangarhar Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Logar Ghor AGRICULTURE 2 Agriculture VETERINARY 90 Construction CONST.(RD. /SHFLIER) Education EDUCATION Emergency EMERGENCY Health 7 HEAL111 Health /Vet / Income 10 o/o INCOMF,.GEN. Irrigation IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF 1 Relief OTHER Vet. / Incom..Gene. 45 % 25 % 20 % Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ HP1 98 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border CARITAS 2 I7 16 0 33 Afghanistan 39,4400 4,000 20,000 43,0000 4,5000 76,456 Refugees

Technical : 15 Administrative :4 Total: 394,400 4,000 20,000 430,000 45.000 76,456 Support Staff :14

BACKGROUND:

CRAAis a non -governmental, non- profitable and non -political Afghan organization. established in1990. The main officeis located in Peshawar with sub -offices in Jalalabad and Kabul. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Aims: Anticipating the return of refugees. CRAA supports the populace. which composes approximately 85% of the country'spopulation. CRAA help the community by providing the agricultural. veterinary and rehabilitating irrigation systems. Sectors ofOperation: Agriculture: CRAA has distributed improved seeds. fertilizer and fruit trees and give farmers various types of training and technical advice. Irrigation and Water Supply: ACKU CRAA has completed a number of irrigation (canal and karez cleaning and rehabilitation) projects which now irrigates thousands of jeribes of agricultural land. Veterinary and animal husbandry: In this sector curative and preventative veterinary services have been provided by CRAA through 20 veterinary field units in different provinces. Improved Fayoumi chicken units Nvere distributed to people in Kunar province. More than 560 families in Nasir Bagh camps have been provided with poultry training and Fayoumi chicken units fir income generation and self -reliance. 1880 women in Hisar Shahi and 1000 women in New Hada Camps were trained inpoultry skills and Fayoumi chicks distribution. 29500 forest trees will he distributed among 2.950 families trining will be provided to members of participating families in livestockand poultry management, nutrition and housing 30 Village level Vets ( VLV) will be trained and provided with sets or veterinary instrument and medium. Narcotic Awareness Programs: Programs on drug awareness were implemented in Kunar. Nangarhar, Kandahar. and Helmand provinces. Education: Distribution of books and other facilities to primary schools at Muhammad Dara, Nangarhar, has been undertaken to help the education of school children. CRAA vwill endeavor to execute suitable projects to decrease dependency upon outside support and encourage self -reliance in the community. CRAA is registered with UNOCI IA , ACBAR,CAR, ANCB and Afghan Authorities.

54 Member NGOs DANA ( DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION FOR NORTH ) Ke Staff Address: H.# 16, Zaryab Mason zaryab Colony, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.. Mohammad Ismail Tel: 091- 27637 Member of : E -mail :

BUDGET i{ TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah (ìhor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING/SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELEE Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Mg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:AOD ODAAA

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

55 Member NGOs DCG(DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION GROUP) Key Staff Address: H. # 447, St. # 12, D -3, Phase 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Eng. Abdul Ghani ACBAR Tel:091 -813935 Member of : ANCB E -mail : SWABAC

BUDGET TARGETPROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources 0/O Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Border Based Based Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

56 Member NGOs EMAR (ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT FOR AFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTION) Key Staff Address: H. #447, St. 12, D -3, Phase 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Eng. Abdul Ghani Tel:091 -811342 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

T TAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul FarahGhor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

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This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

57 Member NGOs ERSA (EMERGENCY RELIEF & SERVICES FOR AFGHANS ) Key Staff Address: 1. Abdul Wakil Akbarzai ACBAR Tel: 091- 273312 / 45267 Member of : E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

B T ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF HUMAN RIGHTS Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:) This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

58 Member NGOs ESAR (ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR AFGHNISTAN RECON ) Key Staff Address: Flat #413, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1.Eng. A. Manan Amiri ALBA 2.Eng. Hakim Gul Ahmadi Tel :091 - 44404 , Fax: 091- 844197 Member of : ANCB 3. E -mail : SWABAC

I31ÌïGET }} TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATIONOCATION % SECTORS Badakhshan Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY 66 Construction CONSTRUCTION Education (ROAD /SHELTE) Emergency EDUCATION EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Generation INCOME Irrigation/Other 34 % GENERATIO Mine IRRIGATION 34 Other MINE RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary 66 % Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ 1997 1998 1999 IRC 66 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 Private 34 Based Based Border Afghanistan 900,000 670,000- 117,000 50,000 8,000 10,000 2 4 3 9 Refugees - - - - - 20,000

Technical : 4 Administrative :2 Total: 900,000 670,000 117,000 50,000 8,000 30,000 Support Staff :3 IA*

BACKGROUND:

ESAR is a non -governmental, non -profitable and non- political Afghan organization, established in 1989. The 19M agency implements cross- border programs for the 1834 1966 1836 1897 1993 reconstruction and rehabilitation of Afghanistan.

Field of Activity: Irrigation system, agriculture, training and physicalACKU infrastructures Constancy: Irrigation sector: The agency offers services to other NGOs and donors in the following fields: Rehabilitation of 25 irrigation karezes and 25 Survey and design of irrigation infrastructure and design of public building canals (92 Kms) in Ghazni,Nangarhar, Kunar, Cost analysis, estimation, mapping and planning of projects in various sectors. Paktika and Kandahar provinces is completed. The following projects have been implemented: ESAR has also conducted technical surveys and mapping for different organizations, e.g. DAI, Shelter: SCA and UNDP. The organization started shelter work in 1989. Through these projects ESAR has provided 20,000 pre -cast concrete roofing components to some Road Sector: 2,000 families to rebuild their homes: The organization has completed a number of road projects in Paktia, Wardak, Nangarhar, Ghazni and Public Buildings: Kandahar provinces. The total length of these Since 1989 it has constructed four warehouses each of 2000 MT capacity, two access roads reaches to 145 km village basic education centers, three middle schools and seven high schools in Paktika, Wardak, Laghman, Nangarhar and Kunar provinces

59 Member MGOs FRDO(FEMALE REHABILTATION DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION) Key Staff Address: Rahman Elate, St.# 6, Nasir Bagh Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Eng. Sharifa Eng. Mohd Amin Faqirzada Tel :091) -842956, Mobile: 0303 -7867243Member of : E -mail :

iiitKES ALLOCATION X0111111114:1 Herat Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST. (RD /SHELTER) Education EDUCATION EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GEN. Income Generation 100 % IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Canada fund 100 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border 4 8 0 12 Afghanistan 9,000 Refugees 25,000 20,000 35,000 5,974 Technical : 4Administrative :5 Total: 25,000 29,000 35,000 5,974 Support Staff : 3

BACKGROUND:

FRDO is a non -governmental, non -profitable and non -political,organization, establishedin1995. FRDO is interested to render humanitarian assistance through implementingmulti- purpose projects to be accepted for Afghan government and donor agencies. FRDO is mainly concerned to render humanitarian assistance to Afghan women for the rehabilitation of Afghanistan. FRDO within its managerial and financial capacity is undertaking reconstruction, relief and repatriation efforts for female Afghan refugees. This organization providesACKU technical consultation for planning and implementation of agriculture, capacity building, income generation, education, loan schemes and carpets weaving projects.

FRDO implements income generation projects in Pakistan and is supported by Canada Fund and other funding agencies. FRDO is an indigenous NGO registered with ANCB.

60 Member NGOs GRA (GHAFARI REHABILITATION AGENCY ) Key Staff Address: H. # 225, St.# 24, D -4, Phase -1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Qazi Marzia Bahakerkhail 2.Abdul Rahman " Towheed" Tel/Fax: 092 -91 - 816255 Member of ACBAR 3.Habib -ur- Rahman E -mail: ANCB SWABAC

BUDGET . TARGET PROIINCES'l1N AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION /O Balkh Farah Takhar Kunduz Pakistan Badakhshan Ghazni Zabul Herat AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST. (RD /SHELTER) EDUCATION 60 Education 60 % EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH 10 Health INC. GENERA 30 IRRIGATION Inc. gen./ Health 40 % MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ COFFA 100 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border 1,685 2,000 12 4 6 22 Afghanistan Refugees Technical : 7Administrative : 4 Total: 1,685 2,000- Support Staff :11 2000 r. 1500 BACKGROUND: 1000 500 GRA is non -political, non -governmental and non - 0 profitableAfghanorganization,establishedin 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 1994. Its main objectives include rehabilitation and encourage production of handicrafts for females in rural areas of Afghanistan. So far GRA hasACKU successfully completed aproject of listwork, knitting in District Rustaq, Badakhshah province. GRA is also running a high school for boys /girls separately, called Manouchehry andGawhar Khatoon respectively. Furthermore, GRA has successfully completed a workshop of Female Rights Awareness.

61 Member NGOs GRSP (GHAZNI RURAL SUPPORT PROGRAM) Key Staff 1. Mohd. Eshaq Zeerak Address: H.# 305, St. -35, D -4, Ph. -1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan 2. Eng. Hakim Telephone: 091- 812530 Member of : ACBAR 3. Sayeed Ali Shah E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

, , ". ail kite* r ± eMitAIMMIIIIIIMMINIMIi ALLOCATION % SECTORS Badakhshan Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor

Agriculture 100 % AGRICULTURE 100 Construction VETERINARY Education CONST.(RD.. /SHELTER) Emergency EDUCATION EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Generation INCOME GENE. Irrigation IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ DACAAR 100 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Border Based Afghanistan 368,000 16,450 76,050 61,200 1,019

21 4 1 2 27 Refugees

Technical : 16 Administrative :6 Total: 368,000 16,450 76,050 61,200 1,019 Support Staff: 5

400000 BACKGROUND: 300000 GRSP isa non -governmental,non -profitableandnon- political, organization, established in 1993 as an independent 200000 Afghan NGO to serve the people of Afghanistan. The main officeis located in Peshawar with sub -officesin Ghazni 100000 (Jaghori and Màlestan districts) and Kabul provinces.

0 Aims: 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 To stimulate sustainable integrated rural development by community participatory based programmes in Afghanistan. Sectors of operation: ACKU Agriculture Animal husbandry Veterinary services Irrigation and construction engineering. Women in development programs. Primary health care. Technical training programs. Education. Since the organization began operations in 1993, activities have been undertaken in the sectors of agriculture, irrigation, water supply, income generation, health and relief. This has included such projects as gelim weaving, fruit tree nurseries, safe drinking water supply, relief supplyand culvert construction projects in Malestan district. In Jaghori district, GRSP have completed the construction of bridge and culvert, cleaningof drinking water supply, fruit tree nurseries, and research for wheat seed multiplication and relief work. Other projects include income generationfor women in Kabul, fruit tree nursery in Yakawlang ;Indin centre of Bamyan province have been implemented. Currently in Kabul a rug -weaving project is running.

62 Member NGOs HAFO ( HELPING AFGHAN FARMERS ORGANIZATION ) Key Staff Address: 53 -B, Park Avenue, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan 1.Eng. Sayed Jawed 2.Eng. Sayed. Zahir Tel./Fax :091- 44677 Member of : 3.Amanullah E-mail : [email protected] SWABAC

BUDGET TARCTPROVINCES IN AFGHAN N ALLOCATION % SECTORS Helmand Kandahar Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction /Shelter 2% CONST (RD /Shelter) 2 Education EDUCATION EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GEN. 38 Income Generation 10% 28% IRRIGATION 60 Irrigation 60% MINE Mine RELIEF OTHER Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources OA W orki nStaffa BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border NAF/USA 60 Afghanistan 260,000 241,000 155,400 132,250 108,000 224,000 10 24 22 6 52 IRC/ PARP Refugees - - - - - 25,000 NAC 28 Total: 260,000 241,000 155,400 132,250 108,000 249 000 Technical : 18 Administrative:20 HAFO /VTC 2 Support Staff :14 Income

BACKGROUND:

HAFO is an indigenous Afghan NGO providing 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 assistance to the Afghan population in Afghanistan. HAFO began as an offshoot from a foreign relief agency the Dutch Committee for Afghanistan (DCA). When DCA found itself unable to continue certain programs, some senior Afghan staff who were responsible for those programs decided to establish their own NGO to continue the work. The agency was founded in August 1990. SinceACKU its establishment, it has grown considerably and developed its own policies and strategies. HAFO has implemented projects in irrigation, agricultural rehabilitation, vocational education in Helmand, Kandahar, Ghazni, Wardak and Logar provinces. It intends to extend its programs to other provinces. The agriculture department has one agronomist coordinator and an agriculturist team leader for each project. The irrigation and vocational training departments also have their coordinators with engineers in the irrigation and vocational training departments to supervise and implement projects. With its head office in Peshawar, the agency has field offices in Ghazni Kandahar, and Helmand .

HAFO plans to bring more land back into cultivation and to restore pre -war agricultural production level and self -sufficiency. It aims to improve local breeds, increase animal products and provide adequate water for drinking and irrigation. It will also provide the people of the related areas with technical assistance in the areas where the agency is active.

63 Member NGOs HAWA ( HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE FOR WELFARE OF AFGHANS) Key Staff Address: Charahi Maraston, Near Sehatiama, Jalalabad city, Afghanistan. I. Dr. S. Nasrullah Tel: 091- 811342 / 2213 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

ALT TARC;TI RÜViN S IN AF>HANI ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:AODAAtitzA

HAWA, This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

64 Member NGOs HDCAW (HEALTH DEVELOPMENT CENTE R FOR AFGHAN WOMEN) Key Staff Address:, H# 706, St. # 32, D -4, Ph. -I , Hayatabad Peshawar- Pakistan. I.Miss Qudsia Ma,jeed s,ur. Tele: 091- 810970 Member of : ACBAR 2.Ilaris kohkan. E -mail : 3. hrnad Javed Jala Ii SWABAC

BUDGET TARGE.'PROVINCESIN AFGHANISTAN

ALLOCATION % ECTOR Nangarhar Balkh Pakistan Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Kunar Ghor Agriculture AGRICULTURE Construction VETERINARY Education CONST (Rd /Shelter) 70% Emergency EDUCATION 70 EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Generation 30% INCOME GEN. 30 Irrigation IRRIGATION Mine MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 IRC /PARP 60 Based Based Border Afghanistan - 6,200 - - 5 32 0 37 CIDA 40 Refugees - - 5,000 10,000 Total: - 6,200 5,000 - - Technical : 7 Administrative :5 10,000 Support Staff : 25

10000 8000 BACKGROUND: 6000 4000 HDCAW is a non -governmental non -profitable 2000 and non -political organization, established in 1995. 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Aims and Objectives: -To conduct vocational training for Afghan female.ACKU To provide education /literacy facilities for Afghan women. -To establish income generation training opportunities for Afghan women. -To provide health facilities for deserved Afghan women. -To provide opportunities for Afghan women to participate in the national affairs.

HDCAW is mainly concerned to render humanitarian assistance to Afghan women for the rehabilitation of Afghanistan. Within its managerial and financial capacity it is undertaking reconstruction, relief and repatriation efforts for female Afghan refugees. This organization provides technical consultation for planning and implementation of agriculture, capacity building, income generation, education, loan schemes and carpets weaving projects. HDCAW is also running a high school for boys / girls separately, called Mahmood -e- Hotak.

65 Member NGOs HEWAD( HEALTH & HUMAN.ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE ) Kev Staff Address: H.# 2, Khyber Street, Gulabad, Jamrud Road, Peshawar- Pakistan. 1. Amanullah Nasrat 2. Eng. Shir Ahmad .labarkhil Tel. : 091- 833371 Member of : ACBAR 3.I)r. Abdul Salam E -mail: MEE SWABAC

DGET } TARGET MOWN! IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTORS Balkh Farah Ghazni Ghor Laghman Kabul Kunar Nangarhar Pakistan AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONS (Rd. / Shelter) Education EDUCATION 20 Emergency EMERGENCY Health HEALTH 75 23.98 27.62 INCOME GENE. Health/Edu./Relief 48.4 IRRIGATION Income Generation MINE Irrigation RELIEF 5 Mine OTHER Other Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US S Pak. Cross Total 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WHO 2 Afg. Years Based Based Border UNICEF 2 Afghanistan 2,373 18,133 25,301 31,367 25 4 30 29,411 NAC 90 Refugees AUH 6 Total: 2,373 18,133 25,301 60,778 Technical : 16 Administrative :4 Support Staff :10 80000 BACKGROUND: 60000 40000 HEWAD isa non -governmental, non -profitableand non -political organization establishedin 1994 with the 20000 aim of assisting Afghans invarioussectors by to 0 upgrading their knowledge and skills in relevant sectors. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Aims: To play a positive role in the implementation of projects, raisetheir capacity to an effective level involved in reconstruction and rehabilitation of the war ravaged Afghanistan.ACKU The organization presently has several ongoing projects insideAfghanistan as well as in Peshawar.

This organization is running two MCH clinics in Jalalabad andLaghman, which are funded by UNICEF and NAC. Although with the financial support of NAC, a Dai (TBA) training programme was also conductedin Laghman province. HEWAD also has vaccination and health education programs inLaghman and Jalalabad, which are funded by UNICEF. HEWAD is also running three schools in Afghan refugees camps,Peshawar.

66 Member NGOs (HAQYAR RECONSTRUCTION AGENCY FOR AFGHANISTN ) HRAA Key Staff Address: Satellite Town, Quetta, Pakistan. 1- Hafizullah Hagyar ACBAR 2- Tel: 081- 442922 Member of Ene E -máil : 3- SWABAC -

B.. 4 , TARGETPROVINCESIN AFGHANIST Kabul Farah Ghor ALLOCATION olo SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTER) Education EDUCATION Em./Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ 1999 Mg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

67 Member NGOs IbnSina PUBLIC HEALTHPROGRAMME FOR AFGHANISTAN. Key'Staff Address: H.# 39, D -1, S.J. Afghani Road, U. /Town,Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Dr.:nwarull hag "Jahat khcl" 2.I)r. ,Uunad Jan "1'aheem" Tel: 091 - 41632/42545,Fax: 091- 843663 Member of : CI E -mail: direct @ibnsina.psh.brain.net.pk NCB 3.Dr. Ghulam Nabi SWABAC

k{ BUDGE }i % TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN . } ALLOCATION ECTOR Bamyan Ghazni Helmand Kanadhar Laghman Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia Parwan Agriculture AGRICULTURE VETERINARY Construction CONST.(RD. /BRIDGE) Health 6% 25% 8% 18% 3 % 15 % 3% 3% 6 %% EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY HEALTH 100 INCOME GENERATIO SECTOR IRRIGATION MINE Health RELIEF 8% 5% OTHER Irrigation Mine Other Relief Veterinary

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNICEF 9 Based Based Border Afghanistan EUROPEAN UNION 28 325 20 l5 360 300,000 466,800 740.650 617,399 Refugees MEMISA 34 Technical: 243 Administrative: 32 Total: 300,000 466,800 740,650 617,399 NOVIB 29 Support Staff : 85

BACKGROUND:

IbnSina is an Afghan non -governmental, non -political and non -profitable NGO separated from AVICEN a French NGO in November 1996 as an independent Afghan entity. 1934 1995 1996 1937 1936 1933 Mission: The organization provides health services to Afghan people and is committed to the improvement of health especially that ofwomen and children.It places an emphasis on cost effectiveACKU Primary Health Care interventions and capacity building within the Afghan community at national, organizational and community levels, thus, helping Afghans to help themselves, It seeks to contribute to the establishment of a peaceful and stable environment in Afghanistan through its inputs in health care and thus assist the repatriation of Afghan refugees. Activities: Health education; Mother and child health care; Immunization; Community based health activities; Supervision and monitoring; Provision of essential drugs; Human resource development; Health information system. Operation of activities: The organization operates according to its comprehensive Constitution and administrative and financial rules and regulations. The program is managed through its main office in Peshawar, Pakistan, a liaison office in Kabul and four regional offices inside Afghanistan. Field operations are conducted in 34 PHC / 30 EPI centers. Employees: Over 98% of the employees are Afghan nationals. lbnSina's partner and donor, MEMISA, providedan expatriate staff member (a technical advisor) to the program. The organization is registered with the Afghan Government (MoM), CAR,ACBAR and ANCB.

68 Member NGOs IHSAN ( INDEPENDENT HUMANITRIAN SERVICES ASSOCIATION ) Key Staff Address: H. #17, St. 2, E -2, Lalazar Road, Ph. -I, Hayatabad, Peshawar- Pakistan. 1. Eng. Raz lluhammad ACBA 12. E:ng.Ghularn Nabi Shabzada Tel/Fax :091 - 818247 Member of: E-mail: 3.Amaduddin SWABAC

BUDGET jff TARGET PRO C N ALLOCATION % SECTOR Bamyan Ghazni Kunar Kabul Laghman Nangarhar Paktika Paktia Parwan AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction SHELTER 20 Education EDUCATION Health WATER SUPPLY 40 HEALTH Income Generation 30% INCOME GENE. 30 Irrigation 10 % IRRIGATION 10 Mine MINE Other RELIEF Shelter 20 OTHER Veterinary Water Supply 40 %

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 10 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNHCR 50 Afghanistan 296,000 18 - - 18 150,000 250,000 55,000 101,200 80,000 Refugees ------Japan 40 Embassy Technical : 9 Administrative :4 Total: 296,000 150,000 3250,000 55000 101,200 80,000 Support Staff: 5

BACKGROUND: IHSAN is an Afghan NGO staffed by professional and experienced engineers, agronomists and doctors.

Aims: 1984 1985 1986 1937 1986 1989 IHSAN was established in 1990 with the basic objective of working for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of Afghanistan. Sectors of Operation: ACKU The first project was an orthopedic workshop in Peshawar. The workshop produced orthopedic appliances for disabled Afghans. Later, IHSAN expanded its activities and started cross- border rehabilitation programs.

Over the past ten years IHSAN has implemented a number of projects in different provinces (Nangarhar Paktia,Kabul). The sectors vary from provision of relief commodities to rehabilitation of irrigation channels (Karezes and canals), construction of school buildings, water supply and sanitation, road rehabilitation and agriculture inputs (seeds, fertilizer and fruit trees), water supply, sanitation and road rehabilitation.

Future Objectives: I Now IHSAN is a member of Ariana Development Bureau ( ADB), an umbrella organization comprised of four Afghan NGOs. 2.The umbrella will create better co- ordination and co- opertion amongst the member NGOs and will enhance the implementation capacity of the member organizations.

69 Member NGOs KRO(KHYBER REHABILITATION ORGANIZATION )

Address: Flat # 17, 2 "d Floor, Khyber View Plaza , Peshawar, Pakistan. Tel:091 -40729 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997, 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

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This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

70 Member NGOs MARUF ( MULTI -ACTIVITY RURAL UPGRADING FOUNDATION ) Key Staff

1.;46áu1 Hasih Latifi Address: D -21, 2nd Floor, G. B. Plaza, Jamrud Road,Peshawar, Pakistan. 2. Dr. Emal Stanizai Member of : Tel / Fax: 091- 823273 3. Abdul Majeed E -mail: maruf @brain.net.pk SWABAC

}} BUDGET TARGET P - rtCPS iN AKKAÁtIS ALLOCATION OA SECTORS Farah Ghazni Herat Kabul Laghman Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia Pakistan AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST.(RD. /Bridger) 14 Education Const.(Building./Shelter) 4 EDUCATION Emergency EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH 24 Health 24 % INCOME GENE. 29 14% IRRIGATION Income Gene. MINE Irrigation RELIEF 29 Mine OTHER Other 33 % 29 % Relief Veterinary

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US S Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP 17 Afg. Pak. Based Based Border IRC 3.9 Afghanistan 150,000 120,000 142,000 150,000 136,200 93,839 8 40 UNOPS 18 22 10 Refugees 8,700 24,034 UNHCR 11 117,873 Canada Fund 12 Technical: 8 Administrative:40 Total: 150,000 120,000 142,000 150,000 144,900 TRANS' ART 3 Support Staff :28 150000

100000

BACKGROUND: 50000 ok 1999 MARUF is an Afghan NGO established in 1993 withthe 1994 1995 1998 1997 1998 support of GTZ /DESP ( A German agencyworking for Afghans in the refugee camps and a cross the border) Objectives: participation of the The main objectives are to contribute to thereconstruction and rehabilitation of Afghanistan with the active community in the implementation of environmentallyACKU soundprojects, according to community priorities. Sectors of Operation Reconstruction: Rehabilitation and reconstruction of public buildings, such asschools, clinics and administrative offices and secondaryroads. Social services: skills. Shelter, with low cost and environmentally soundconstruction technologies by using local material and available Rehabilitation of water supply and improvement ofsanitation systems and other anpublic health activities as healtheducation. Training: Human resource development in the fields of masonry,carpentry, leather work, tailoring and poultry for sustainablefuture. Irrigation: Rehabilitation of irrigation systems are being consideredvital for agriculture. Future Objectives: Restoration of cultural monuments. Further Information: of ICC and MARUF is a full member of ACBAR and, ANCBregistered with Afghan authority and has applied for membership SWABAC.

71 Member NGOs MAWA ( MUSLIM ASSISTAN & WELFARE ASSOCIATION ) KeyStaff Address: H. #391, St.22, D -4, Ph. 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Sated :>.mir Tahseen ACBAR Tel :091 - 810391 Member of : 2. Prof. INIohd. Hashim Sahak E -mail: 3.1)r..lam alza i SWABAC

I BUDGET }) CE TAN OA SECTOR Kabul Ghazni Kunar Pakistan Logar Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia Parwan ALLOCATION Agriculture AGRICULTURE 10 10% VETERINARY Construction 10 % CONST.(RD. /SHELTRE) 10 Education 10% EDUCATION 60 40 % 10 % EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Emergency INCOMEGENE. 20 IRRIGATION Health MINE Income Gen. RELIEF 20 % OTHER Irrigation Mine Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. UN 20 Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 ECO 20 Based Based Border Afghanistan 100,000 30,000 100,000 30,000 30,000 25,000 10 14 Canada Fund 20 6 30 Refugees ------Private Fund 40 Total: 100,000 30,000 100,000 30,000 30,000 25,000 Technical : 17 Administrative :5 Support Staff :18

100,000

80,000

BAKGROUND: 60,000

40,000 MAWA is non -governmental, non -political and non profita 20,000 Afghan organization, established in 1989 at the initiative of ° 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 a number of experienced Afghan people. It is dedicated to the reconstruction of Afghanistan. The immediate policy and strategy of the organization is to contribute the education assistance as well as other supportACKU to the people of Afghanistan. Distribution of relief goods and medical assistants among the of school students isone of the main activities of this organization. The Training of school teachers in different subjects is another activity of this organization. Moreover,MAWA runs five school located in different parts of Peshawar.

72 Member NGOs MCA(METERLAM CONSTRUCTION AGENCY ) Key Staff Address: Flat# 130, Appart, 2 "d Floor, Gul Haji, Jamrud Road,Peshawar. Pakistan. I. Eng. Shaista gul Director. ACBAR Tel:091 -840169 Member of : E -mail : NCB SWABAC

UDCT T PR C T. ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /sHELTR) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

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This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

73 Member NGOs MCPA ( MINE CLEARANCE PLANNINGAGENCY ) Key Staff Addresses: H. # 291, St.- 56, F -10/4, Islamabad,Pakistan ,Tel -(051) 211451-64/ Fax: 211451 I. Eng. Attiqullah H. #58, H -2, Ph. 2, Hayatabad, Peshawar. Pak. L2. Dr. H. Aasem Tel:091 - 810803 / 812541, Fax: 810194 Member of : 3. i E -mail :incpa(a)mcpa- afg.sdnpk.org

BUDGET }) TAR GE ALLOCATION Badghis Farah Faryab AJI ,_ _ Ghazni Helmand Herat Kabul Kandahar Logar

AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONSTRUCTION Mine (ROAD /SHELTE) 9% 3% 3% 3% 3% 6% 26% 12% 6% EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY HEALTH INCOME Provinces Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia Wardak Zabul GENERATIO Sectors IRRIGATION Mine 11% MINE 3% 6% 3% 6% 100 Relief RELIEF OTHER Water Supply Veterinary Other

Sources WorkingStaff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. UNOCHA 100 Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border 213 36 26 275 Afghanistan 2,460,000 1,832,600 1,999,400 956,000 1,500,000 1731000 Refugees

Technical : 188 Administrative:28 Total: 2,460,000 1,832,600 1,999,400 956,000 1,500,000 1,731,000 Support Staff : 59

2500000 d` ULM. 2000000 BACKGROUND: 1500000 1000000 fg 500000 /

MCPA, an indigenous Afghan NGO, was 0> established in early 1990 as an implementing partner 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 of the UN Mine Action Program for Afghanistan (MAPA). The organization is operating with 30 minefields survey, three battlearea clearance survey and one quick response survey through its Headquarters in Islamabad and sub -offices in Peshawar, Kandahar, herat, and Kabul. MCPA has also developed and is maintaining a comprehensive computerizedmanagement information system for the mine action activities in Afghanistan. This system comprises ACKUof two parts, a well developed anda practical database and a computerized mapping system that can produce reports and maps of a very wide range as required both in tabular and in graphic formats.

The survey identifying the extent of the landmine problem and the socio- economic impact of mineson the Afghan community to facilitate a well coordinated mine clearance plan to contribute to the overall rehabilitation and reconstructionefforts in the country. The Socio- economics survey was aimed to measure the impact of landmines and mine action operations inAfghanistan and to register national indicators on various aspects of the socio- economic impact of landminesas well as mine action operations for ongoing and future planning. The mid -term report was released in November 1998, and the final report is expected in thenear future.

Given MCPA's vast experience in the field of mine surveys in 1994, MCP entered intoan agreement with the Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation (VVAF) to assist them in research on the socio-economic impacts of landmines in Afghanistan.MCPA is now in the process of undertaking a general level one survey in the Republic of Yemen. With the vast experience gained during the last nine years in Afghanistan, MCPA is ready to undertake theimplementation of mine project not only in Afghanistan but throughout the world .

74 Member NGOs MMC ( MOBIL EMERGENCY MEDICAL CENTER) / 1 Key Staff Address: I. Dr. Asadullah Reha Tel: 091 44682 / 833276 Member of : ACBAR NCB E -mail: SWABAC - _ , _ r ; le CS DY .f. . ; . NISTAN ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINT, Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998. 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:i66 0D OB A A A

This NGO hasnotfurnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

75 Member NGOs MPOA ( MULTI PURPOSE ORGANIZATION FOR AFGHANS ) Key Staff Address: H. #5, St.# 4, Nasir Bagh Road, Canal Bank, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Haji Mohammad Jan Afridi Tel:091 -842833 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : SWABAC

TARGET PROVINCES IN kFGHAI+IISTAN ALLOCATION SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SI- IELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCÓME GENERAT Income Gen. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Border Based Based Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total:

Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:

MPOA, has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

76 Member NGOs MRA (MAIHAN REHABILITATION AGENCY ) Key Staff Address: I. Eng. flakimuddin ACBAR 2. Sadruddin Tele: ( 091 ) - Fax: ( 091)- Member of : E-mail: SWABAC

if BUDGET T. TP .8J ALLOCATION SECTOR Badakshan Balkh Kabul Pakistan Kunduz Nangarhar Paktika Kunar Takhar

AGRICULTURE 10 Agriculture 10 % VETERINARY CONST. (RD /Shelter ) Const. / Other EDUCATION Education Water Sanitation 60 HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. 30 Income Generation 30 IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF OTHER Relief Vet / Other Veterinary Water Sanitation 60 % Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP, 79 Afg. Pak. Cross Based Border - UNHCR 21 Based Afghanistan - 4,000 10,000 - - 2 2 - 4 Refugees ------

Total: - 4,000 10,000 - - - Technical : 1 Administrative: l Support Staff : 2 10000 8000 BACKGROUND: 6000 4000 MRAis non -governmental, non- political and non -profitable 2000}'`I ..=ItMM.. agency, established in March 1995. o 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 The Objectives of MRA are: To plan and undertake projects for rural development. To improve the living standard of Afghan community through community development programs. To secure the operation of relief activities in the operationalACKU target areas. This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information.

77 Member NGOs MSOA (MUSLIM SISTER'S ORGANIZATION OF AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff Address: H. # 27, G - 1, Ph. 2 Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1.Fazel Rahman Minha,j ACBAR 2. Mohammad Nabi Tel/Fax :091 - 817534 / 817404 Member of : NCB E -mail: SWABAC 3.

ALLOCATION OA SECTORS Badakshan Balkh Kabul Pakistan Kunduz AGRICULTURE Ghor Farah Parwan Takhar Agriculture VETERINARY CONST. (RD. /Shelter) Const. / Other EDUCATION 93 Health EMERGENCY Education HEALTH 7 INCOME GENE. Health / Education 100 % IRRIGATION Income Generation MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Relief Water Supply Veterinary Vet / Other

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ NAC /FOKUS - Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Self Funding 40 Based Based Border 2 8 Afghanistan - - - 140000 - - Pvt. Fund . 60 6 8 Refugees 113,400 1,818,000 181,800 193,850 189,800 2,000

Technical : 2 Administrative: 2 Total: 113,400 1,818,000 181,800 335847 189,800 2,000 Support Staff :4

2,000,000 j

BACKGROUND: 1,500, 000 L MSOA is an Afghan non -governmental, non -political 1,000,000 and non -profitable organization established, in 1978 in 500,000 Kabul. By 1983 MSOA opened its first school, called AIMS_ Ummahatul Mumemin Girls Higher Secondary School in Peshawar. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 The agency is mainly involved in the sector of education. In 1990, besides the schools a university was opened for the Afghan Refugee women in Peshawar. MSOA is run by the following personnel and departments:ACKU president, vice -president, general secretary, vice -general secretary, and public relations,education, foreign, health, finance, culture, social welfare, planning and advisory and scientific board . Advisory Board: Comprises of Afghan elders who advise the executive committee. Scientific Board:

Advises in specialized subjects e.g. medicine .

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information.

78 Member NGOs OREA (ORGANIZATION FOR REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION IN AFGHANISTAN ) KeyStaff Address: I. Eng. Sediq Jlazhari 2.Eng. !yak Mohammad Tel : c/o 091 - 40893 Member of : ACBAR E -mail: MgE 03 SWABAC

BI3D r T TARGET' 01 CES IN GHA.NISTÄN t ALLOCATION % SECTOR Balkh Paktia Kabul Pakistan Kunduz Farah Pakika Parwan Takhár AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY CONST. (RD. /Shelter) Const. / Other EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY Health HEALTH INCOME GENE.. Health / Education TRAINING 50 Income Generation IRRIGATION 50 Irrigation MINE RELIEF Mine OTHER Relief Vet / Other Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Private 50 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP 50 Based Based Border 0 5 0 5 Afghanistan - - - 9,000 4,000 -

Refugees ------

Technical : 2Administrative : 1 Total: - - - 9,000 4,000 - Support Staff :2

10000 8000 BACKGROUND: 6000 4000 OREA is a non- governmental, non -profitable and non -political organization,establishedin1994.After establishment of 2000 organization,the MTP /RTS program for Afghanistan was 0 closed and OREA as a technical Association organization has 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 played a positive rolefor the training of technicalstaff. (Technical training program was sponsored by USA) The objectives of OREA: To conduct the technical training course for Afghan studentsACKU in different fields. To participate in rehabilitation of Afghanistan through construction/ repair of roads, irrigation system, water supply and power supply . To improve the self -sufficiency of Afghan comuunity.

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information.

79 Member NGOs PRB ( PAMIR RECONSTRUCTION BUREAU) Key Staff Address: 22- D,Circular Road, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Eng. tilohd habir 2.Noor Hussain Tel: 091 - 41641 , Fax: 091 840474 Member of : ACBA 3. Bashir Ahmad E -mail: prb(a pesh.brain.net.pk ANCt SWABAC

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{ BUDGET TARGET PROVINCES.INAFGHANISTAN .. } ALLOCATION % } SECTOR Badakshan Balkh Kabul Kapisa Kunduz Nangarhar Ghazni Parwan Takhar AGRICULTURE 7.79 Agri. /Const. /Emer. /other 46.33 % VETERINARY 22.64 Agri /Emer.. /const/lnc.gen. 27.47% 0.84 % CONST.(Rd. /Shelter) 34.81 Const. /Other 5.71% EDUCATION EMERGENCY 19.32 Education HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. 0.78 Income Generation IRRIGATION 4.02 Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief OTHER(Engineering 10.64 Vet /Other 2.24 % 4.17% & Social Services) Veterinary 1..92 % 9.4 % 1.92% Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ FAO 27.03 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOPS 15.13 Based Based Border Afghanistan 698,250 381,850 424,600 436,950 485,000 437,933 UNDCP 5.79 - 31 308 339 UNOCHA/UNDP 15.45 12efugees ------WFP 17.88 Technical : 138 Administrative::21 Total: 698,250 381,850 424,600 436,950 485,000 437,933 Private 18.72 Organization Support Staff :180 700,000 AM 600,000 500,000 BACKGROUND: 400,000 . MI 111Li 300,000 PRB is an Afghan agency aiming to encourage and 200,000 contribute in self -sufficiency and empowerment of 100,000 Afghan communities through sustainable and 0` integrated rehabilitation and development projects. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

PRB activities are being focused as follow: Rural Rehabilitation: This section is an effective branch of the NGO, and so far has implemented over one hundred construction and reconstruction projects in the PRB target areas. ACKU Capacity Building: Capacity building of its managerial and technical staff is the essential component of PRB planning policy. Gender equality and its inclusion in the project design is the main issue addressed in PRB strategic planning.

Enterprises Development: Women's development and enhancing their capacity to become self -reliant is well reflected in PRB, planning. Hence a number of projects such as sheep distribution on credit basis, soap making, carpet weaving and embroidery installation are being undertaken in the target areas of PRB.

80 Member NGOs RAGA THE RESEARCHAND ADVISORY COUNCIL OF AFGHANISTAN . Key Staff Address: H. # 43, St.# 3, , El, Lalazar Road, Ph. I,Hayatabad, Peshawar Pakistan. 1. Naseerudeen Akhunzada 2. Prof. Abdul Ghani Taj Tele: ( 091 ) - 823627 Member of : ACBAR 3. Abdurazaq Dakar, ANCB E -mail: pssiva a,psh.brain.net.pk SWABAC

C AN If BUDGET ;N} TARG ALLOCATION SECTORS Balkh Ghor Faryab Kabul Parwan Wardak Herat Ghazni Kunar AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Rd/BRIDGE) Education EDUCATION 50 EMERGENCY Health HEALTH 50 Health /Construction INCOMEGENERA. Irrigation IRRIGATION MINE Mine RELIEF Other OTHER Relief Veterinary Vital Statistics. Water Supply

BUDGET IN US $ Sources Working Staff 1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 MCC Based Based Border Afghanistan 16,700 Canada Fund Refugees Total: 16,700 Emirates Technical : Administrative : International Bank Support Staff :

20000

BACKGROUND: 10000 RACA is an independent non -governmental, non- political and non -profitable Afghan NGO. Establishedin 1989, RACA performed many medical surveys and 0 researches for helping the intellectuals it facilitated 1993 1994 19951996 1997 1998 1999 facilities meeting for bringing peace and unity among Afghan mujahedin groups during 1992 and 1994.ACKU RACA main goals are as follow: scientists and research worker. We promote concentration oncollective work. 1. RACA has always tried to establish a core of 2. RACA has tried to recognize and develop peacebuilding and community development capacities. disputant groups, and give training for middle -levelleaders about conflict 3. RACA provide space direct contact between transformation.

81 Member NGOs RADA (REHABILITATOIN AGENCY FOR DEVELOPMNT OF AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff I.Dr. Sher Aqa Baluch Address: H. # 1, Jamal Road, Shaheen Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. 2. Tel/Fax: 091 - 844758: Member of : ALBA 3 E -mail: MIA.ANCNC SWABAC

i T T ROVINers- AFGHANSTAN ALLOCATION o' ' ECTORS Balkh Farah Pakistan Herat Wardak Nangarhar Kabul Parwan Paktia AGRICULTURE 5 Agriculture VETERINARY Const./Agri./Relief CONST.(BUILDING) 50 28 % EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY 10 Emerg./Construction 37 % HEALTH 30 Health INCOME 7% GENERATIO Health /Construction 28 % IRRIGATION Income Generation MINE Mine RELIEF 5 OTHER Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 5 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WHO 5 Based Based Border Afghanistan 64,000 107,800 63,450 75,000 13,0000 13,5000 HAF 5 66 4 0 70 NCA 70 Refugees 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 Afghanistan 5 Technical : 26 Administrative :20 Total: 74,000 11,7800 73,450 8,5000 140,000 145,000 Hilfe Support Staff :24 Netherlands 5 SCA 5

BACKGROUND: RADA was established in January 1984 in Peshawar under the name of theDental Clinicfor Afghan o Refugees (DCAR). In1995, the Board of Directors 1984 1995 1996 1987 1993 1999 decided to rename the agency to RADA due to the changing objectives.

Aims: The aim of this organization is to help solving the existing problems of Afghan people as far as dental and ENT cares are concerned and helps in the rehabilitation of Afghanistan. ACKU Activities: Clinics were functioning for refugees in NWFP and in areas under Mujahedin control. Reconstruction and food distribution projects were run in Kabul City. An ENT department started in 1988 and has trained 12 groups of dental paramedics since its inception. In 1992 a maxillofacial and ENT surgical hospital with 16 beds and one operating theatre was opened in Peshawar, sponsored by NCA. In 1993 most of the activities moved to Afghanistan. In Jalalabad's Dental and ENT Health Center a dental training course for female trainees was established . Donors include NCA,HAF, WFP, ACTED, HELP Germany, Verne Frauenfelder, UNHCR and WHO. However, the main donor which finances the major parts of RADA is NCA.

82 Member NGOs RAFA( RECONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY FOR AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff Address: H.# 43, Block E, S. J. A. Road, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Eng. Rashid Ghyasi 2. Eng. Shir Mohd Kamin Tel/Fax: 091- 40893 Member of : E -mail: 3. Eng. N. Rehman Faisal

s A ALLOCATION O SECTORS Badakhshan Ghazni Pakistan Kandahar Balkh Herat Paktia Kunar Kabul AGRICULTURE Const. /Inco.Gen. /Other 35.2 % VETERINARY Agriculture CONST. (Building/Shelter) 8.8 EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH INCOME GENERA. 30 Income Generation 22.4 % IRRIGATION 26.7 Const / Irrigation 28.7 % MINE RELIEF Mine OTHER(Water Supply) 34.5 Relief Water Supply Veterinary Irrigation / Other 13.7 %

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ FAO 6.8 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 47.5 Based Based Border UNOPS Afghanistan 27,5000 133,500 179,650 124,500 107,550 78,735 UNDCP 8.8 25 13 38 WFP 7.6 Refugees 22,800 IRC /RAP 6.9 Total: 27 5, 000 133,500 179,650 124,500 107,550 101,535 Technical : 18 Administrative :8 IRC /PARP 22.4 Support Staff : 12

300000.r 250000 200000 BACKGROUND: 150000 100000 RAFA is non -governmental, non -political and non - 50000 profitable Afghan NGO, established in 1988. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Its objective is to take an active and fruitful part in rehabilitation reconstruction of Afghanistan irrespective of any racial, regional, linguistic & religious leanings .

RAFA has successfully implemented a number of public welfare projects funded by WFP, FAO, UNDP /OPS, UNDP /CDAP, UNDCP, UNICEF, IRC /ARP /PARP and Canada Fund in Logar,ACKU Kunar, Khost, Paktia, Paktika, Laghman, Qandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Baghlan, Parwai, Kabul and Badakhshan Provinces.

RAFA's favorable fields of work are irrigation, road repair, shelter, agriculture and income generation. RAFA staffed with experienced personnel with its head office in Peshawar, has sub -offices in Jalalabad, Kabul Gardez, Qandahar and Badakhshan provinces.

83 Member NGOs RDA (RECONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION ) Key Staff Address: Flat # 316, Gul Haji Plaza Jamrud Road, Peshawar Pakistan. 1. Zaidullah Haidari ACBAR Tel: 091- 41092 Member of : ANCB E -mail : SWABAC

lDGI TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN } }_ ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENE. Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:!,fit

RDA, this NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

84 Member NGOs RDM (RURAL DEVELOPMENT OF MAIHAN ) Key Staff 1. A. Ahad Maihanyar Address: Murad Plaza, Tambowan, , Peshawar, Pakistan ACBAR 2.Eng. Farooq Abawi Member of : Tele/Fax: ( 091) - 41940: ANCB 3.Chulam Mustafa E-mail: SWABAC

ET PROVINCES IN AFGHANLST . BUDGET Parwan ALLOCATION RI MI KU WI Bamyan Ghazni Logar Pakistan Laghman Nangarhar Paktika Paktia

AGRICULTURE 10 Agriculture 10% VETERINARY Construction CONST. (Rd /Shelter) Education 10 % EDUCATION 10 EMERGENCY Health HEALTH Income Generation INCOME Irrigation GENERATIO 20% IRRIGATION 20 Mine MINE Other RELIEF Relief OTHER TRAINING 60 Training ( Edu.) 60 % Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ 1997 1998 1999 IRC /PARP 80 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 Based Based Border CIDA 20 Afghanistan 147,200 41,550 77,950 32,200 13,100 8 7 2 17 Refugees 46,400 16,600 30,467 29,700 30,467 Technical : 4 Administrative :5 Total: 147,200 41,550 77,950 78,600 Support Staff : 8 tio BACKGROUND: 100000

RDM is an Afghan NGO established in1991.It has 50000 accomplished 46 projects,funded mostly by UN agencies. The main objectives of this organization are 1994 1995 1996 1997 1996 1999 to serve poorest rural farming communitiesin remote areas of Afghanistan. RDM has completed so far: 17 agricultural canal and karez cleaning projects in various areas. ACKUin Nangarhar Province for 100 teachers. Teacher training in drug awareness and prevention projects Gereshk water supply network reconstruction in HelmandProvince. Malalai Hospital equipment and medicines supply projectin Kabul City. Khost City (second phase) of water supply network hasbeen surveyed. Conducting 616 gatherings in Nangarhar and Kunar provincesabout drug awareness. Digging tube -well for Hospital Gardez, Paktia Province. Supporting five Afghan refugee male and female schoolswith equipment in Peshawar. Establishment of a drug awareness workshop for 500 maleand female teachers in Peshawar.

RDM has successfully implemented a number ofpublic welfare projects funded by WFP, FAO, UNDP /OPS,UNDCP, UNICEF, IRC /PARP and Canada Fund, in Logar, Kunar,Khost, Paktia, Paktika, Helmand, Kabul and Nangarhar Provinces.

85 Member NGOs RDO ( REHABILITATION DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION ) Key Staff Address: Palosai Road Tahkal, oppiste collage gate. I. Gul Noor Khan ACBAR 2.Najibullah Tel: c/o 091 - 43979 Member of : E -mail: ANCB 3. SWABAC

PRO C S } ALLOCATION Balkh Ghazni Helmand Pakistan Laghman Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia Herat

AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST. (Rd. /Shelter) 60 EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GENER. 40 Income Generation IRRIGATION 50 % 50 % MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % WorkinStaff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 40 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Pvt. Fund 20 Based Based Border Afghanistan - 70,000 30,000 20,000 - Self Fund 40 5 5 - 10 Refugees - 46,400 - 20,000

Technical : 5 Administrative :3 Total: - 70,000 30,000 20,000 - 20,000 Support Staff :2 70000 60000 50000 BACKGROUND: 40000 30000 RDO isa non -governmental, non -political and non 20000 profitable Afghan NGO, established in 1994, 10000 with its head office in Peshawar and has sub -offices in 0 Nangarhar and Kabul. 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 The aim of the agency is to help the Afghan people by implementing multi- sector rehabilitation and development projects through planning, designing ACKUand undertaking sustainable economic and humanitarian assistance programs. Objectives: The objective is ,to work for the rehabilitation and development of Afghanistan and provide assistance in the fields of agriculture, education, construction, irrigation and social services. It also provides and co- ordinates training for income generating programs to empower the community to be self -sustainable, self -employed and consequently self -sufficient.

86 Member NGOs RDP(RURAL DEVELOPMETN PROGRAM) t Key Staff Address: do House 60 St. 5 Lalazar Market E -3, Phase 1 Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pak.i. Haji Mohammad Jan Afridi Tel: 091- 811226 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

, TARGET PROVINCESVINCES IN AFG NISTAN. IF- ,ALLOCATION % SECTOR Nangahai Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US$ Afg. . Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:OD AD A A A A

RDP,this NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

87 Member NGOs RDRA ( RURAL DEVELtPMNT & REHABILITATION OF- AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff Address: Near Pedagogy Institute , Jalalabad city Afghanistan. I. Eng. Abdul Ahad Tel: 091-2478 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

SET , ; TARGETPROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN j} ALLOCATION SECTOR % Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources OA Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Total: Technical : Administrative : Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:

RDRA, has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

88 Member NGOs ROAOW ( RELIEF ORGANIZATION FOR AFGHAN ORPHANS &WIDOWS )

1.Belquis Baluch Address: H. #1, Street 9, Jamal Road, ShaheenTown, Peshawar, Pakistan. 2.Sajeda llilad Member of : Tel: 091 - 844758 , Fax: 091- 823273 3. E -mail: maruf @brain.net.pk

LT . ALLOCATION % ECTOR Parwan Bamyan Kabul Helmand Pakistan Laghman Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONT. (Rd /Shelter) Educ /Inc gen /other 40 % EDUCATION 60 EMERGENCY Education 20 % HEALTH Emergency 30 INCOME GENER. Incom Gen / Other 20 % 20 % IRRIGATION MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine 10 OTHER Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Help the 60 Afg. Pak. children Based Based Border Afghanistan 78,000 58,000 58,000 60,000 32,000 30,000 10 20 Afghanistan 20 5 5 8,000 5,000 Hilfe Refugees NPO 20 Total: 78,000 58,000 58,000 60,000 40,000 35,000 Technical : 13 Administrative : 3 Support Staff :4 80,000

60,000

BACKGROUND: 40,000

ROAOW is a non -governmental, non -politicaland 20,000 non profitable Afghan NGO,establishedin 1993 with the aims to address the urgent needs of oppressed 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Afghan orphans and widows. Main objectives: for widows through Nourishing of Afghan orphans /their education, tofind a reliable source of self -sufficiency and income generation ACKU-school training to 80 orphans, poultry training and soap makingtraining to 60 vocational training. It's Jalalabad center offers pre widows. ROAOW's projects are being funded by, 10C, Help theChildren, Inc., NPO and Canada Fund.

Afghans residing in California, USA have donated US$ 2,000 to Kabul displaced people through this organization. be given Additionally ROAOW is to establish kindergartens fororphans and assist orphans and widows in Kabul. Widows are to vocational training to find a reliable source of income.

89 Member NGOs RSPA (REHABILITATION SOUTHERN PROVINCE OF AFGHANISTAN ) Address: 61 -A, Khalil Town, Danishabad Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. Tel: 091- 43449 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : SWABAC

BUDGET T T PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION % ECTOR Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:4AAJAJAA RSPA, has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

90 Member NGOs RSSA ( RECONSTRUCTION & SOCIAL SERVICES FOR AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff 1. Eng. Saved Ikram Address: Flat# 220, 2ndfloor, Khyber Plaza, Abdara Chowk, Peshawar, Pakistan. ,2.Eng. Allawdin Member of : Tel /Fax: 091 - 842617 3. Jalaludin E -mail: abbas @mts.pwr.sdnpk.undp.org

BUDGET }} TARGETPR VINCEIÿ.INAFGRANISTAN } Badakhshan Ghazni Herat Paktia Pakistan Kunar Balkh Kabul Farah Allocation Agriculture AGRICULTURE VETERINARY Construction 100 % CONST(Building/Shelter) !00 Education EDUCATION Emergency EMERGENCY HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. Income IRRIGATION Generation MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US S Cross Total 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNOPS 100 Afg. Pak. Years Based Based Border Afghanistan 50,250 36,050 36,250 150,950 179,950 40,000 7 8 5 20 Refugees 150,950 179,950 40,000 Technical : 10 Administrative : 5 Total: 50,250 36,050 36,250 Support Staff :5

200,000

150.000

100,000 BACKGROUND: 50.000 11111._ AN

1998 1999 RSSA is a non- political, non -profitable, and non- 1994 1995 1996 1997 governmental organization established in December 1990. Since thenit has been engaged in reconstruction /rehabilitation of Afghanistan. RSSA is registered with ANCB, the Government of Pakistan, Irrigation: and the Taliban administration. ACKUIrrigation projects such as canals, Karezes cleaning, With it's main office in Peshawar, RSSA has sub - and repair of culverts have been implementedin offices in Kabul, Jalalabad, Kunar and Badakhshan. Nangarhar and Khost. Various projects have been implemented in the field of agriculture,engineering,incomegeneration,and Women's Section: education. To enhance the capabilities of the organization to address women issues, a women section was opened in RSSA has successfully completed a number of 1996. This section aims to improve the living standard agricultural projects in vegetable production, fruit trees of needy women. A poultry project in Surkhroud, nursery, forest trees nurseries, wheat,maize and rice Nangarhar, has been completed. At present, bead - seeds multiplication in Laghman, Kunar and Nangarhar sewing project is in progress in Kabul province funded provinces with the help of WFP . jointly by UNOCHA and WFP.

91 Member NGOs SAVE ( SOCIETY FOR AFGHANISTAN VOLUNTEER ENVIRONMENTALISTS) Key Staff Address: H. # 514, St. #15, E -2 Ph.- 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Abdul AA ajid .Adil 2.(dhul;un Alohd. AIalikar Tele / Fax :091 - 813838 Member of : ACBAR E -mail: ozrE 3. Nascer Ahmad Ah madi SWABAC

{ % Allocation Badakhshan Balkh Farah Ghazni Helmand Herat Kabul Kandahar Education Paktia Agriculture AGRICULTURE IO VETERINARY Construction CONSTRUCTION Education EDUCATION IO Emergency EMERGENCY Environment HEALTH 15 % 5 % 5 % 10 % 5 %° 5 %° 15 °% 20 %° 10 %/0 10% INCOME GENE. Health IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Irrigation RELIEF OTHER( Environmnt) 80 Mine Other Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ UNOPS 20 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WWF 20 Based Based Border Radda Barnen 15 4 6 2 12 Afghanistan 125,000 96,000 80,000 80,000 Netherlands 15 Refugees Other 30 Technical : 7 Administrative : 2 Total: 125,000 96,000 80,000 80,000 Support Staff :3 150000

BACKGROUND: 100000

SAVE is non -government, non political and non 50000 profitable Afghan organization, established in 1993It's working to achieve environmental well being of Afghanistan through : 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Preservation bio- diversity and other natural. heritage. Sustainable resource utilization and development.ACKU Preventing harmful action to the nature and ensuring environmental health. Sectors of operation: -The organization has identified and engaged in the following field of activities. Conservation: Monitoring survey and research of natural resources (wildlife, range, forests and other). Environmental Education /Awareness: initiation of environmental education program in Peshawar for Afghan students residing in the refugee camps and in the city. - Creation of environmental clubs in the Afghan schools in NWFP, and inside Afghanistan in Jalalabad and Kabul. Greenery: land rehabilitation, reforestation, greenery programmes and greening programme of the Afghan refugee camps through environmental clubs. Environment Impact Assessment ( EIA ): Since many rehabilitation and reconstruction projects have been executed in the country, some of them have some environmental repercussions. - Therefore, SAVE has planned to start EIA training in the near future. The training will be held with the help of IUCN in Pakistan.

92 Member NGOs SEA ( SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT - AFGHANSITAN ) KeN Staff Address: H.# 2, Wahidabad, Opposite Islamia College, Jamrud Road, Pesh, Pak, I. Ghulam NI. NIalikyar 2. AaseerAhnuul .Uunadi Tel: 091- 842511, Fax: 091- 278304 Member of : ACBAR E -mail: ME 3. Eng. NI. Basir flazrati SWABAC

Badakshan Bamyan Farah Ghazni Helmand Kabul Kandahar Pakistan kunar

AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST. (Rd /Shelter) Edu. /Entvironment 15% EDUCATION EMERGENCY 15 Emergency HEALTH Health INCOME GEN. Income Generation IRRIGATION MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine 85 ENVIRONMENT Other(Environmental) 15% 10 % 5% 15% 5% 20 % 15% Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Based Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Border IRC /PARP 30 Afghanistan 12,500 WWF 30 7 2 12 OTHERS 40 Refugees 5,372 17,872 Technical : 10 Administrative :2 Total: Support Staff :0

BACKGROUND:

SEAisanon -profitable,non -political,andnon- governmental Afghan organization, established in 1999 to work and campaign for environmental and sustainable 1984 1996 1986 1937 1986 1988 development of Afghanistan. In greenery, conservation, environmental education, awareness are being the main objectives of SEA.

Areas of Activities: ACKU The organization has identified the following fields for activities: Greenery Programs: a. Re- forestation program in forested areas and a forestation program in non-forested areas. b. Urban as well as community forestry programs. c. Greenery awareness program at all levels. d. Implementation of integrated conservation developments programs including agricultureand range management. e. Monitoring the present status of forests, especially the border areas. f. Other relevant environmental issues. Environmental Education and awareness: - Initiation of environmental education /awareness programs for all walks oflife in Afghanistan including refugees in Pakistan. Establishing of environmental clubs in educational societies and governmental, non-governmental organization and local communities: Other Information: SEA has been registered with the government of Afghanistan and ismember of ANCB.

93 Member NGOs SJAWO (SAYED JAMLUDDIN AFGHANI WELFARE ORGANIZATION ) Key Staff Address: Darulkhair, Nemat Mahal, Peshawar -Pakistan. 1. liajiGhulam Dastagir ACBA 2. Ahmad Wali Tel: 091 - 42763, Fax: 091- 840882 Member of : E -mail: sjawo @brain.net.pk 3. I)i. Abdul Ghaffar SWABAC

BUDGET 'TARGEiPROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTOR Bamyan Ghazni Helmand Kabul Laghman Nangarhar Paktika Paktia Pakistan AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY CONSTRUCTION Construction (ROAD /SHELTE) Edu / Income Gen. EDUCATION 89% 40 Emergency EMERGENCY HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. 49 Income Generation IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE RELIEF Mine OTHER 11 Other Relief 11% Veterinary Water Supply

Sources °/U Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNHCR 89 17 56 70 143 Afghanistan 122,100 82,000 133,600 43,300 23,800 20,000 Refugees 87,050 96,000 95,650 116,400 133,100 156,000 EUTrough 6 Technical : 68 Administrative: 5 IRC /PARP Total: 209,150 178,000 229,250 159,700 156,900 176,000 Support Staff : 70 ICNA 5

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BACKGROUND:

SJAWO,was established in September 1989 with the aim to take part in the rehabilitation and reconstruction ofAfghanistan. In futureirrigation,agriculture, education, public buildings, flood control, relief and 1986 1937 1983 1933 health programs are the main objectives of SJAWO,in Pakistan and in Afghanistan. ACKU It has been running several vocational and skill training projects in different trades e.g. welding, carpentry, leather works, blacksmithery, masonry, tinsmithery, gabion weaving, bar bending, maintenance and operation of mixer /vibrators, office skills in computer science and typing in English Pashtu/ Dari/ Persian, tailoring, embroidery and carpet weaving. These training's are being conducted for the disabled Afghans, currently 100 male and 50 female are being enrolled in these training courses, besides training, disabled boys are being provided with lodging /boarding facilities free of charge. Numerically classes are also attended by our disabled and vulnerable students and this is separate from their technical work of the trades funded by UNHCR. Moreover 20/20 adolescents ( male and female are receiving education and skills under the educational program with technical training in trade skill funded by UNHCR). SJAWO is being greatly obliged to all donors supporting the training programs on humanitarian basis for the welfare of the Afghan people, who are still facing the complicated process of resettlement, construction /reconstruction and development of Afghanistan.

94 Member NGOs SRO (SPEEN GHAR RECONSTRUCTION ORGANIZATION ) Rev Staff Address: Jalalabad city , Nangarhar province, Afghanistan. I. Said tioor Ahmad Sadaat ACBAR 2. Eng. Said Sarwar Tel: c/o091- 44536 Member of : 3. E -mail: SWABAC

BU T T. TPO C N AP, T ALLOCATION % SECTOR Bamyan Ghazni Helmand Kabul Laghman Nangarhar Ghazni Paktia Pakistan

AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY CONSTRUCTION Construction (ROAD /SHELTE) Health EDUCATION Sanitation EMERGENCY HEALTH Emergency INCOME GEN. Income Generation IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF OTHER Relief Veterinary Other

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Pak. Cross Total 1996 1997 1998 1999 FAO Afg. Years 1994 1995 Based Based Border UNOPS Afghanistan 15,000 UNCHR Refugees WFP Technical dministrative : Total: 15,000 ICRC Support Staff :

BACKGROUND:

SRO isa non -governmental, non -political and non - profitable organization, established in July 1997. It has 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 been working in different fields such as agriculture, 1992 1993 social welfare, relief (food distribution) and logistical programs in refugees camps. At the first SRO worked with the assistanceof ICRC in Samar Khail camp in Nangarhar province in November 1993.

The aims of SRO : To participate in rehabilitation and development ofACKU Afghanistan. To conduct technical training courses To improve self -reliance program.

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information.

95 Member NGOs START ( SHORT TERM ASSISTANCE FOR REHABILITATION TEAM ) KcY Staff Address: H.# 1, St.# 2, Jahangir Abad , Peshawar, Pakistan. I. Mlohd Shah Bariz 2.Eng.Abdullah Tel / Fax: 091- 41081 Member of E -mail: 3.Sikandar Ilayat

ALLOCATION ECTOR Badakhshan Balkh Ghazni Kanadhar Kunar Kabul Ghazni Paktia Pakistan

AGRICULTURE 15 Agriculture 15 % VETERINARY Construe / Irrigation 30 % CONST.(Rd. /Bridge 20 Edu. / Income Gen. EDUCATION 15 30 % EMERGENCY Education 10 % HEALTH Emergency INCOME GENER. 40 Income Generation IRRIGATION 10 15% MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Other

Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ UNOPS 30 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border ALMAS 30 Afghanistan 24,3400 120,900 198,150 52,400 44,850 93,000 Other NGOs 10 4 10 8 22 Self Funding 30 Refugees Total: 243,400 120,900 19,8150 52,400 44,850 93,000 Technical : 6 Administrative :4 Support Staff :12

250,000

200,000

150,000 BACKGROUND: 100,000 50,000

START came into being in April 1989 at the initiative 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 of a number of experienced Afghan engineers through NRC/NCA and funded by UNOPS. In March 1990 a ten month survey program for the provinces of Paktya, Logar, Ghazni, Nangarhar, Qandahar, Bamyan, Heart, Kabul and Wardak was sanctioned by UNOPS. START worked in this program until 10 January 1999 on which date it was transformed into in Afghan NGO with board of director overseeing its performance. Aims: START is committed to supported and facilitatingACKU the efforts of the people of Afghanistan to rebuild the country and realize their basic need. The organization focuses its services on the eradication of poverty and development of systems to rebuild the economy of Afghan communities . In cooperation with NRC/NCA, FAO, UNOPS, CANADA FUND, CCSC /USAID, WFP, IRC /RAP and GTZ. Start successfully implemented over 95 projects in engineering, construction, agriculture, training, and education and relief field in Paktika, Paktya , Qandahar,laghman, Logar, Nangarhar, Balkh Kunar Wardak, Jawzjan, and Badakhshan provinces.

96 Member NGOs UMCA/RPA(UNITED MEDICAL CENTER FOR AFGHANS) REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR AFGHANISTAN ( RPA ) Key Staff 1 I. Abdul Wali Babakar Khail Address: H. # 2, Khyber Street, Gulabad, Jamrud Road, Peshawar,Pakistan. 2.Ahmanullalí Nasrat Tel : 091 - 41697 Member of : 3. E -mail:

BUDGET TAR ET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION SECTORS

Farah Paktika Helmand Kanadhar Laghman Nangarhar - Ghazni Paktia Pakistan AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONSTRUCTION EDUCATION Health 85% -15% EMERGENCY Education HEALTH Emergency INCOME GEN 100 IRRICATION Income Generation MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Relief Water Supply Veterinary Other

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ NAC 55 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UMCA/RPA 30 Based Based Border Canada 15 18 8 - 26 Afghanistan 14,800 38,000 10,000 15,000 15,000 20,000 Fund Refugees 6,600

Technical IO Admipistrative :4 Total: 14,800 38,000 10,000 15,000 15,000 26,600 Support Staff :12

40,000

90.000 BACKGROUND:

UMCA/RPA is a non -political, non -governmental and non -profitable humanitarian organization established in 1987. 1994 1935 1996 1937 1936 1933 UMCA/RPA' Goals: UMCA /RPA's primary goals are to participate in the rehabilitation of Afghanistan's health care system and to provide health and development ,ervices to meet the current and future needs of Afghans living in and returning to Afghanistan. he overall objectives of UMCA /RPA Integrated PrimaryACKU Health Care Program (PHCP) is to reduce morbidity and mortality rates with special focus on mother and child and to promote health through cost effective services.

UMCA /RPA has implemented several projects inside Afghanistan and also in Pakistan. For instance in Afghanistan:

Afghanistan : MCH Clinic in Nangarhar ; Midwife training program in Laghman; Family health educators training program in Laghman; Repair of cooperative building in Laghman, Pakistan: TBA Program /Zanidai Camp, Peshawar NWFP.

97 Member NGOs VOEP (VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION FOR ELIMINATION OF POVERTY ) Key Staff Address: H. #294, St. #6, N -2, , Ph. 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar- Pakistan. 1. Azimullah Niazi Tel / Fax :091 818826 Member of : ACBAR 2. E -mail: NCB 3. SWABAC

{{ BUDGET }) TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN ALLOCATION o/O Provinces Logar Oruzgan Paktika Laghman Paktia Wardak,Kabul Kabul Zabul AGRICULTURE 40 Agriculture 40% VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Rd /Shelter) 20 10% 6% 4% EDUCATION 10 Health EMERGENCY Education 10% HEALTH INCOME 10 Emergency GENE. 15 IRRIGATION Income Generation 15% MINE Irrigation

RELIEF 5 Mine OTHER Relief 5% Water Supply Veterinary Other

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 WFP 20 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 UNDP /OPS 10 Based Based Border Afghanistan 49,017 41,909 58,090 12,000 5,000 FAO 40 14 6 5 25 USAID 5 Refugees IRC 10 58,090 12,000 5,000 : 12 Administrative: 11 Total: 49,017 41,909 Canada Fund 10 Technical Novib 5 Support Staff : 2

eaCCO

5QW1 BACKGROUND: 4QW1 31,000 Following the break out of internal hostilities and ever- zgo1/ growing influx of the Afghan refugees Pakistan the need 1a103 was felt for delivering relief and emergency aid to the 1934 1936 1936 1937 1936 1933 Afghan refugees in Pakistan and parts controlled by the Mujahedin inside Afghanistan. Under such conditions international NGOs working for such a purpose in Pakistan promoted the idea of establishingindigenous Afghan non -governmental organizations. To conform the timely holy task to the interests of the Afghans, a number of dedicated personalitiesliving in Peshawar, Pakistan took ACKU of March 1991. the decision to lay the foundation for the Voluntary Organization for Elimination of Poverty (VOEP) on 15 Activity: VOEP formulated its strategy to undertake emergency programs in Pakistan and Afghanistan that include projectsin various sectors such as agriculture, education, construction, environment, social services and skill building. In 1995, VOEP designed a five -year socio- economic development plan which covered a series ofnational projects in the sectors of health, agriculture, water management, educational training and social security ranging a total of 70 schemes that wereimplemented successfully . In the meantime VOEP has designed a vast program covering 2000 to 2005 and is trying to invitedonors attention and their sound contribution to the plight interest of Afghans.

98 Member NGOs VSB (VULNERABLES' SUPPORT BUREAU ) Key Staff 1. Prof. Parveen Address: St. # 11, Shaheen Town, Peshawar, Pakistan . 2.Nasreen Member of : ACBAR Tel /. Fax: 091 - 818514 3. Abdul Hameed E -mail: ANC/1 SWABAC

BUDGE T GTPOVCES ALLOCATION % SECTORS Logar Oruzgan Ghazni Kunduz Kabul Wardak Pakistan kabul Zabul AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST.(Rd. /Shelter) EDUCATION Education EMERGENCY Emergency 30 HEALTH Health INCOME GENE. 70 IRRIGATION Inc. Genera../ Health MINE Inc. Generation 25 % 75 % RELIEF Irrigation OTHER Mine Other Relief Veterinary

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNHCR 20 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 Based Border WFP 25 Based Afghanistan - 25,000 75,000 63,000 27,000 - 6 3 7 16 Refugees - - - 15,500 - - Private 55 - 41,909 58,090 12,000 27000 - Donations Technical : 3 Administrative :3 Total: Support Staff :10 60000 50000 BACKGROUND: 40000 30000 VSB is an Afghan NGO established in 1995, in Qunduz 20000 Province of Afghanistan. 100001 At present, VSB is a member of ANCB and in the future 0 hopes to be able to apply for registration with the 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Government of Pakistan. Also with its head office in Qunduz VSB is registered with the local authority.ACKU VSB has sub -offices in Qunduz, Nangarhar, Laghmanand Paktya. Objectives: To contribute to the alleviation of human suffering and the provision of basic social services tothe vulnerable people of Afghanistan, especially women and children, through. Income generation projects, which will lead Afghancommunities towards sustainable life and better livelihoods in the field of women related small scale business opportunities,training and the provision of loan schemes. Providing Afghan community with health education, morbidity reduction environmental protection. Mother and child related activities to reduce morbidity and mortality rate; reduction ofmalnutrition.

99 Member NGOs WCSP ( WOMEN AND CHILDRENSUPPORT PROGRAMME ) Key Staff Address: H. # 192, St.# 8, E -1, Ph 1, Hayatabad,Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Dr. Aziza ACBAR 2. Tel: 091- 810554 / 812192 Member of : Waheeda E -mail: ANC B 3. Tahmina SWABAC

IitDGET TARGE ALLOCATION % SECTORS Bamyan Paktia Badakhshan Nangarhar Laghman Takhar Ghor Herat Farah AGRICULTURE 15 Agriculture VETERINARY 10 % CONS(Rd.. /SHELTE) Agriculture /Inc.Gen 10 % EDUCATION Construction EMERGENCY Education HEALTH

Emergency . INCOM. GENE. 85 Income Generation IRRIGATION 25 % 25 % 30 % MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Other Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 50 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 UNCCHA 20 Based Based Border Afghanistan - - 46,650 COFAA 30 5 8 2 15 20,000 25,000 14,000 Refugees ------Technical : 8 Administrative : 3 Total: - - 46,650 20,000 25,000 14,000 Support Staff 4

50000 40000 BACKGROUND: 30000 20000 10000 WCSP is a non -governmental, non -profitable and non- political organization, established in1994. Since its 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 establishment it has been engaged in improving the conditions of the women and children of Afghanistan. WCSP collaboration with the UN and other fundingagencies works independently and has kept good relations with other NGOs involved in the rehabilitation of Afghanistan. Sinc 1994, a self-financed carpet and rug weaving project by thename of Shama( Carpet Weaving center has been operational. The center has branches in Takhar, Mazar -e- Sharif and Qunduz.With WFP assistants, WCSP successfully has completeda number of projects. ACKU Goals: To co ;tribute and improve the economic, social and cultural condition of Afghanwomen and children. Sectors of operation: WCSP is actively engaged in the fields of vocational training '9d income generation, engineering, education,veterinary, agriculture and health.

IOC Member NGOs WDPA ( WOMEN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME FOR AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff Address: H.# 23 ,New Arbab Colony, Arbab Road Peshawa, Pakistan. 1. Eng. Sadozaai "Panah" 2. Eng. Naseer Tele / Fax: 091 - 42595 Member of : ACBAR 3. Eng. Storai E -mail: wdpaO)psh.brain.net..k ANCB SWABAC

{{ } TARGET PROVINC AN ALLOCATION Bamyan Paktia Pakistan Ghazni Laghman Kabul Paktika Paktia Farah

AGRICULTURE 15 Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONS(Rd.. /SHELTER) Education/ Inc.Gen. EDUCATION 30% EMERGENCY Emergency/ Inc.Ge. 15% HEALTH Inc. Gen. /Edu. /Hlth. 35 % INCOM. GENE. 85 Inc. Gene. /Health IRRIGATION 20 % MINE Irrigation RELIEF Mine OTHER Other

Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources °/O Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ WFP 30 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNOCHA 10 25 8 2 35 Afghanistan 10,954 15,800 19,750 12,240 IRC/PARP 50 Refugees 44,000 Private Donation 10 Technica : 18 Administrative :8 Total: 10,954 15,800 1 9,750 12,240 44,000

Support Staff : I O 50000 r 40000 BACKGROUND: 30000 20000 WDPA is a non -political, non -governmental and non - 10000 profitable agency, established in 1995. It is involved in o 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 agriculture, education, health, social services and income generation. WDPA is registered with ANCB, Governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Aims: ACKU Rehabilitation reconstruction and development of Afghanistan.

Area of work: Ghazni, Paktia, Kabul and Afghan refugees Camps, in plain NWFP

Activities: Eradication of poppy cultivation and its replacement with fruit trees -establishing nurseries, distribution of improved seeds. WDPA is intended to extend its activity to all over Afghanistan.

101 Member NGOs WRC (WELFARE AND RELIEF COMMITTEE ) Key Staff Address: 38 -B, Park Road, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Waliullah Ghulam ACBAR 2.Eng. Mohd. Qasim Tahiry Tel / Fax :091 - 44503 Member of : 3. Eng. Gut Agha Hassani E -mail: ANCB SWABAC

Í3Uí ET ... TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN » ALLOCATION % SECTORS Bamyan Ghazni Helmand Logar Laghman Nangarhar Kabul Paktia Kunar Agriculture 40 Agri. /Const. /lrri. 30 Veterinary Agri./Construction 10 20 /Const.(Road/Bridge) Education Agri. /Irrigation 25 Const.(Building/Shelter) 10 Agriculture Emergency 10 Construction Health Income Generation Emergency /Relief 25 % Emergency Income Generation Irrigation 15 Irrigation Mine Relief Mine 15 Other Other Relief

Veterinary

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ FAO 25 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border UNDCP 20 16 30 18 64 Afghanistan - - 200,000 100,000 25,000 65,000

Private Refugees ------55 Donations Technical :30Administrative: 20 Total: - - 200,000 100,000 250,000 65,000

Support Staff : 14

BACKGROUND:

WRC is a non -political, non -governmental and non - 1994 1995 193s 1997 1939 1993 profitable Afghan NGO, established in 1987 to assist Afghaiistan in relief and rehabilitation. ACKU In Kunar the agency maintains a surgical center in Asadabad and has completed a number of agricultural construction projects in different districts e.g Chawki, Khas Kunar, Asadabad, Paych and Sarkanay. Now it has expanded its activities to Logar, Pakita and Kandahar provinces.

The agency has, on its roll, about 8,300 orphans, out of which 3,044 have been sponsored and are being regularly paid Rs. 500 per head monthly. The orphans are from different provinces of Afghanistan and different camps in Pakistan.

102 Member NGOs ORGANIZATION ) WRO (WATAN RECONSTRUCTION Key Staff Address: H. # 300, St. # 25, D -4, Ph. 1, HayatabadPeshawar Pakistan. 1. Eng. Anar Gul Tel: 091- 813935 Member of : ACBAR NCB E -mail : SWABAC

UriGeT T. ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENE. Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ 1998 1999 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND: A3 0z 4D A A

WRO, this NGO has not furnished ANCBwith required information. ACKU

103 Member NGOs ( WROR )WELFARE & RELIEF ORGANIZATION FORRECONSTRUCTION. Key Staff Address: H. #60, St. 5, Lalazar Market E -3, Ph. 1, Hayatabad, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Eng. Ahmad Shah Tel: 091- 811226 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Pakistan Balkh Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education . EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE RELIEF Mine HUMAN RIGHTS Relief Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND: <.si.46 e416A A A

WROR, this NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

104 Member NGOs WUR (WOMEN'S UNITY FOR REHABILITATION ) Key Staff Address: Flat. 311, 3rd Floor, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road, Peshawar, Pakistan. 1. Ms Khairia Tel:091 -845446 Member of : ACBAR E -mail : ANCB SWABAC

n BUDGET }} TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN }} ALLOCATION % SECTORS Nangahar Balkh Pakistan Bamyan Ghazni Wardak Kabul Farah Ghor AGRICULTURE Agriculture VETERINARY Construction CONST(BUILDING /SHELTRE) Education EDUCATION Em. /Hum. Rights EMERGENCY Emergency HEALTH Human Rights INCOME GENERAT Income Gener. IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Mine RELIEF Relief HUMAN RIGHTS Veterinary Water Supply

Sources Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border Afghanistan Refugees Technical Administrative : Total: Support Staff :

BACKGROUND: !b;A AJ A ,A AJ

This NGO has not furnished ANCB with required information. ACKU

105 Member NGOs YARA ( MUSLIM YOUTH ASSOCIATION FOR REHABILITATION OF AFGHANISTAN ) Key Staff Address: Flat # 223, 2"dfloor, Gul Haji Plaza, Jamrud Road,Peshawar, Pakistan. I.Dad Mohammad Khalid Tel: 091- 840749 Member of : ACBAR 2. Zia -tir- Rahman E -mail: NCB 3. Dr. Said SWABAC

BUDGET j TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN }} ALLOCATION o'/0 SECTOR Bamyan Logar Herat Logar Kabul Nangarhar Kabul Paktia Parwan AGRICULTURE 10 Agriculture VETERINARY 70 Construction CONSTRUCTION (ROAD /SHELTE) Education EDU. /TRAINING Emergency 20 EMERGENCY Health HEALTH INCOME GENE. Income Generation IRRIGATION Irrigation MINE Livestock RELIEF OTHER Livestock/Training 21 % 16% 21 % 21 % 21% Mine Other Water supply

Sources % Working Staff BUDGET IN US $ FAO 85 Afg. Pak. Cross Total Years 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Based Based Border livestock 37 1 2 40 Afghanistan - - - 30,000 35,000 40,000 UNHCR 5 Refugees ------UNOPS ] 0 Technical : 20 Administrative :3 Total: - - - 30,000 35,000 40,000

Support Staff : 17

40000

30000

BACKGROUND: 20000

10000

YARA is a non -governmental, non -profitable and non- 0 political Afghan organization, established in 1994. The 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 main office is located in Nangarhar with sub -offices in Heart , Logar, Bamyan and Kabul. Aims: Anticipating there turn of refugees, YARA supportsACKU the populace, which composes approximately 90% of the country's population. YARA help the community by providing the agricultural, veterinary and rehabilitating irrigation systems Sectors of Operation: Agriculture: YARA has distributed improved seeds, fertilizer and fruit trees and give farmers various types of training and technical advice. Veterinary and animal husbandry: In this sector curative and preventative veterinary services have been provided by YARA through 6 veterinary field units in different provinces. 120 Village Level Vets ( VLV) will be trained and provided with sets of veterinary instrument and medium .

Education: Distribution of books and other facilities to primary schools in different provinceshas been undertaken to help the education of school children. YARA will endeavor to execute suitable projects to decrease dependency upon outside support and encourage self - reliance in the community. YARA is registered with UNOCHA, ANCB,and Afghan authorities.

106 Member NGOs AGENCY COORDINATION BODY FOR AFGHAN RELIEF (ACBAR)

ACBAR wasestablishedin1988.It A. Management and Aid policy - the currently has a membership of some 72 ACBAR Secretariatundertakesto NGOs; bothinternationaland Afghan represent its members in discussions agencies. on key policy issues, as well as issues involving liaison with UN agencies, The main aim of ACBAR is to provide a donors, Pakistani, Iranian and Afghan framework within which agencies and Authorities. organizations,providingassistanceto Afghans, can exchange information and B. Information and Database - share expertise in order to enable a more ACBAR acts as the focal point for coordinated, efficient and effective use of general information to provide clear resources. and concise reports on current issues of general concern. The organizational structure is set up in three tiers: General Assembly, the Steering ACBAR alsocollects analyses and Committee, and the Secretariat. disseminates data on NGO activities by sector and geographical area; and GeneralAssembly-bringstogether brief details on members, their funding Directors of member agencies on a bi- sources and main areas of interest. monthly basis to decide major ACBAR policy issues; the General Assembly elects Two annual publications are the Steering Committee. produced -"Database on NGO SteeringCommittee-comprisesnine Activities" and "Directory of members and threealternate members, Humanitarian Agencies working for nominated and elected from among the Afghans." Directors and Senior staff of member Maps are also prepared manually on agencies.TheCommitteemeetson NGO activities by sector and Province average once a month todiscuss and on an ad hoc basis. determinetheoperationalpolicyof ACBAR. C. Resource and Information Secretariat - responsible for executing Center - comprises a library and the decisions and directives of the Steering mapping service, the aimisto Committee and for initiating policy and gather, organize and disseminate donor related activities on behalf of the information within the aid ACBAR membership. community. Thelibraryhasa ACKUrange of books, journals, NGO During thepast few years work has reports, etc. on Afghanistan. focused on the following priority areas: D. Establishment of Offices in i Management and aid policy; Afghanistan: i Information/database; Kabul: The office was established # Coordination; early in 1996 and offered a range # Resource and information center; of services to the aid community # monitoring /evaluation; andwasactivelyinvolved in # establishment of offices in coordination of activities in Kabul Afghanistan; and neighboring provinces. The # Commercial activities. officehasunfortunatelybeen closed since July 1998.

Coordination Bodies 107 II. Heart: The office was openedin September 1997. It offers a range of services to the aid community and is actively involved in the coordination processintheWestern Zone of Afghanistan.

Ill.Jalalabad:Theofficehasbeen functioningsince June1998 and facilitates and organizes a range of sectoral and regional coordination meetings. E. Commercial activities: i. Survey Unit: taken over from the SCA in December 1994. With the addition of the survey unit ACBAR has undertaken a number of surveys, oncontractforNGOs,United Nations agencies and other donors. A key area of its current work is Baseline data collection to facilitate better planning of aid activities.

The Survey Unit has also undertaken monitoring activities for ACBAR for donor ii. Printing Press: In December 1996 ACBAR took over the IRC printing press. The Press is available to print books,posters,leafletsetc.on a commercial basis. The ultimate aim of the printing Press is to service the needsoftheaidcommunity's printing needs at competitive prices. iii.Health Education Resource Center (HERC): In FebruaryACKU1998, ACBAR took over the IRC HERC operation a silk- screen commercial business that serves the aid community and the public.

Coordination Bodies 108 AGENCY COORDINATING BODY FOR AFGHAN RELIEF (ALBAR) ADDRESS COMMUNICATION KEY STAFF

2 Rehman Baba Road, University Town, PHONE : 44392 / 40839 / 45347 1. Nancy Hatch Dupree UPO Box 1084 FAX : 84047 2. Eng. Azizurrahman Rafiee Peshawar, Pakistan E -MAIL : acbaarra)radio.psh.brain.net.pk 3. Thomas Muller PFRS(1NNF1,

AFGHAN 128 TCHNICAL 62 PAK. BASED : 104

PAKISTANI : 14 ADMINISTRATIVE : 32 AFGHAN BASED : 40

EXPATRIATE : 2 SUPPORT STAFF : 50CROSS -BORDER : 0 TOTAL 144 TOTAL 144TOTAL 144 FUNDING

SOURCES ALLOCATION 0/0 AGRICULTURE VETERINARY CONSTRUCTION (ROAD /BRIDGE) CONSTRUCTION (BUILDING /SHELTER EDUCATION OTHER 51.3 EMERGENCY o Netherlands 12 HEALTH T UK 9.5 INCOME GENERATION 7 H DENMARK IRRIGATION NORWAY 7 E MINE R Membership Fees 6.1 CANADA 5 RELIEF S SCA 2.1 OTHER (Coordination & Services 100

BUDGET IN US $ 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

AFGHANISTAN : 30,000 45,000 60,000 200,000 196,000 REFUGEES: 300,000 380,000 395,000 620,000 750,000 694,400 TOTAL: 300,000 410,000 440,000 680,000 950,000 890,400

1000000 800000 600000 ACKU 400000 200000 . - 0 = 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN

PROVINCES SECTOR % PROVINCES SECTOR BAMYAN NANGARHAR OTHER ( Coordination) 7 HERAT OTHER ( Coordination) 7 SAMANGAN KABUL OTHER ( Coordination) 8 WARDAK KAPISA PAKISTAN OTHER (Coordination) 78

Coordination Bodies 109 ISLAMIC CO- ORDINATION COUCIL (ICC)

ICC a co- ordination bodies of 6.To approach Muslim donors as a humanitarian organizations, working to united body to seek their support to support Afghans in places of refugee as the Muslim relief agencies working well asin Afghanistan. The Council for Afghans. reflectsthe concerns of the Muslim 7.To keep contacts with international Ummah for distressed Afghan people. It societies andNGOs toshare makes efforts to maximize the level of knowledge, exchange expertise, to assistance to Afghans by encouraging promote co- operation/gain support. Muslim organizations to avoid 8.To facilitatetheexchangeof overlapping or duplication of resources. information about different activities to avoid duplication. A total of 12 Muslim organizations are members of ICC. Objectives: Any Muslim organization working for The goal of ICC is to provide a forum in Afghans and committed to the which member organizations çan discuss regulations of the Council, can be a their concerns, design policy guidelines member of ICC (a written commitment for delivering assistance, resource is needed). management and other operational issues ICC enjoys specialrelationswith with the ultimate purpose of improving Afghans, the leaders and Afghans are co- ordination in refugee assistance in consultedforstrategiesetc.Regular NWFP and elsewhere, as well as for the meetings, seminars and conferences for repatriation and resettlement of Afghan membersandAfghansleadersare refugees. Specific objectives are: convened by ICC to bring them together and achieve deeper understanding. 1.To set up a friendly and co- operative ICC realizes the necessity of working environment in accordance with together with the UN agencies. ICC Islam. intends to continue its activities for the 2.Technical co- ordination, to increase future. services and efficiency, and provision of the necessary finances and manpower, throughtechnical sub -committee. 3. A forum for open dialogue to find out the best waysACKUfor the achievement of the goals of Islamic voluntary work. 4.Provision of information and evaluation of sectoral /area needs by the setting up of an information unit. 5.To develop active relations with the Afghan authorities, different Muslim Governments, UNagenciesand other NGOs toencouragemore support.

Coordination Bodies 110 ISLAMIC COORDINATION COUNCIL (ICC) ADDRESS COMMUNICATION KEY STAFF

Flat 409, 4th Floor, Gul Haji Plaza, PHONE :45342 1. Dr. Ahmad Elsanousi PO Box 782 FAX: 2. Jaffar Ahmad Abdullah Peshawar, Pakistan E -MAIL 3. Dr. Ahmad Jan Ahmad PERSONNEL

: AFGHAN : 4 TCHNICAL : I PAK. BASED 4

PAKISTANI : 1 ADMINISTRATIVE : AFGHAN BASED : 2

EXPATRIATE : 1 32 CROSS- BORDER : 0 TOTAL 6 SUPPORT STAFF 2 TOTAL 6 TOTAL 35 FUNDING SOURCES % ALLOCATION % AGRICULTURE U N VETERINARY CONSTRUCTION (ROAD /BRIDGE) CONSTRUCTION (BUILDING /SHELTER EDUCATION EMERGENCY 0 Private Donations 100 INCOME GENERATION RÉ IRRIGATION S MINE RELIEF OTHER 100 BUDGET IN US S 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 AFGHANISTAN : REFUGEES : 93,800 TOTAL : 93,800 95,000 80,000 - 64,200 49,000 43,000

100000 80000 ACKU Q, 60000 ü 40000 20000 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN

PROVINCES SECTOR % PROVINCES SECTOR % KAPISA PAKISTAN OTHER 100 KAPISA PAKTIA

Coordination Bodies 11 I SOUTHERN WESTERN AFGHANISTAN AND BALUCHISTAN ASSOCIATION FOR COORDINATION (SWABAC)

SWABAC,was foundedinQuettain Training in areas of management, August 1988 by NGOs undertaking relief computer software, projects design, and rehabilitation activities inside supervision, drug awareness and Afghanistan. community participation. SWABAC provides a forumin which Monitoring of WFP Bakery project in co- member organizations can discuss their operation with WFP (Kandahar) concerns regarding policy guidelines for SWABAC since late 1995 shifted its main delivering assistance, resources office to Kandahar City to be in close management and other operational issues - contact andconsultationwithall UN with the ultimate purpose of improving actors for the main purpose of assistance co- ordinationinrefugeeassistancein and effective co- ordination of the Baluchistan, as well as in the repatriation communities inthe region. Itstill, and resettlement of Afghan refugees. however, maintains a small presence in Inaddition, SWABAC through NGO Quetta, Baluchistan for some services such views, and interests are communicated to as banking. thevariousmultilateralandbilateral donors and governments of Afghanistan Since 1998, SWABAC has been actively and Pakistan. involvedinmember NGOs technical Various sub -committees of Health, governmental departments and community Agriculture, Education, Construction meet capacity building, especially in P.E.A.C.E. every month to exchange information and initiative covering detracts. review sectoral concerns. Inaddition to the P.E.A.C.E. program A general meeting of all members is held monitoring impact survey of P.E.A.C.E by monthly. Part of the general meeting is being conducted by SWABAC's the observers section, where UN agencies, experienced and qualified Surveyors. other donors and the local authorities in Furthermore, SWABAC surveyteams Kandahar are invited to make completed Street Drug Addicts survey for announcements and raise issues. UNDCP /DDR in Quetta and the Education forallsurveyinSouthernWestern. There have been major changes over the Afghanistan for UNESCO. years in SWABAC, one of the main ones being the growth of Afghan NGOs. Relief SWABAC has played an important role in assistance has been replaced with the establishment of RCB Kandahar and rehabilitation/reconstruction. Demining was elected by 17 Constituency Members activities have gained prominence, and in as the Deputy Chairperson of the RCB 1994, agriculture and irrigationACKU enjoyed a Southern Region.Similarly, SWABAC boost, while education and health hasactivelyparticipatedinThematic generally suffered. Groups meeting for the preparation of the Within SWABAC, the organization 2000 Appeal. initiated a number of changes in 1994: The publication of a monthly Newsletter for exchanging and upgrading of information:

Coordination Bodies 112 SOUTHWEST AFGHAN. & BALOCHISTAN ASSOCIATIONFOR COORDINATION (SWABAC) PERSONNEL KEY STAFF ADDRESS J 1 House # 119E, Block 4, Stallite PHONE :081- 442525 1. Eng. Mohammad Daud Town FAX :081 - 442525 2. Eng. Amrullah Across Football Ground, PO Box E -MAIL : swabac @swb.gta.sdnpk.undp.org 3. Shaida Mohammad 631 ,Quetta Pakistan COMMUNICATION

PAK. BASED . 3 AFGHAN : 39 TCHNICAL 30 3 AFGHAN BASED : 36 PAKISTANI : 0 ADMINISTRATIVE : CROSS -BORDER : 0 EXPATRIATE :0 SUPPORT STAFF : 6 TOTAL : 39 TOTAL 39TOTAL 39 FUNDING J SOURCES °/U ALLOCATION % UNOPS 82.8 AGRICULTURE UNDCP /DDR 0.6 VETERINARY UNESCO 4.6 CONSTRUCTION (ROAD /BRIDGE) CONSTRUCTION (BUILDING /SHELTER EDUCATION 4.6 o Membership Fees 12 EMERGENCY HEALTH T H INCOME GENERATION E IRRIGATION R MINE S RELIEF OTHER 95.4 BUDGET IN US $

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 70,250 AFGHANISTAN : 40,150 REFUGEES: 124,000 52,000 70,250 TOTAL: 124,000 52,000 40,150

150000 100000 50000 ACKU 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

TARGET PROVINCES IN AFGHANISTAN % PROVINCES SECTOR % PROVINCES SECTOR EDUCATION / OTHER 0.6 FARAH EDUCATION / OTHER 16 NIMROZ EDUCATION / OTHER 0.6 FARYAB ORUZGAN HELMAND EDUCATION / OTHER 0.6 PARWAN 0.6 KANDAHAR EDUCATION / OTHER 81 ZABUL EDUCATION / OTHER EDUCATION / OTHER 0.6 KAPISA PAKISTAN

Coordination Bodies 113 ACBAR Members' List Peshawar Pakistan

No. ABBREV. ORGANIZATION bIRECTOR PHONE # 1 ACBAR Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief Nancy Hatch Dupree 44392/40839/45316 2 A -AID Afghanaid Brain Smith 42030 / 841083 3 MEA Afghan Agriculture & Engineering Agency Eng. Abdul Rahim 842378 / 0300599819 4 ACLU Afghan Construction & Logistics Unit Eng. Mohd Karim 812471 5 ADA Afghan Development Association Abdul Raziq Samadi 845212 6 AGBAS -ED Afghan German Basic Education Dr. Nuristani 41227 / 843595 7 AGHCO Afghan German Help Coordination office Wahidi 811342 8 AGTTP Afghan German Technical Training Program Sher Mohammad 44581 9 AHSAO Afghan Health &Social Assist Organization Wasim Ludin 45577 / 840568 10 AITM Afghan Inkeshafee Tarbiawee Markaz Faiz Mohammad 45306 11 AMDA Association of Medical Doctors of Asia Sanjay Dhital 43669/45417 12 AMI Aide Medical International Philippe Bonhoure 43631 13 ARC Afghan Releif Commettee Abdullah Qadardan 842206/840592 Agency for Rehab.& Energy Conserve. In Mohd Masoom 14 AREA 844647! 45417 Afghan. Stanikzai 15 ATA/AP Afghan Tuberculosis Assoc. Afghanistan Prog.Dr.Mohd Ayub 840126 16 ATC Afghan Technical Consultants Kefayatullah Eblagh 840122/40412/43589 17 AWRC Afghan Women's Resource Center Partawmina Hashimi 42094 18 BEFARe Basic Education for Afghan Refugee Sayed Junaid Shah 840631 / 42955

19 CARE Care International Stuart Worsley 40614/40328/ 8424467 20 CBR Consultant Bureau ofACKU Reconstruction Eng. Kamal Nezami 842193 21 CCA Cooperation Center for Afghanistan Prof. Hassanyar 816386 / 815647 22 CHA Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance Abdul Salam 817387 / 813299 23 CoAR Coordination of Afghan Relief Eng. Naim Salimee 40789 / 42789 24CRAA Committee for Rehabilitation Aid to Afghanistan Dr. S. Ahmadzai 840169 25 DACAAR Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan refugeesNiels Harild 40731/44237 26 DCA Dutch Committee for Afghanistan Muhammed Zakir 40871/44731 27 ESAR Engineering Services for Afghanistan Reconst.Eng. A. Manan Amiri 44404

Coordination Bodies 114 28 GM German Agro Action Richard Williamson 41815

29 GAF German Afghanistan Foundation Dr. Abdul Ghafoor 42613

30 HAFO Helping Afghan Farmers Organization Eng. Sayed Jawed 44677

31 HCI Human Concern International S.W. Hassan 840524

32 HNI Health Net International Denis de Poerek 42551 / 844474

33 Ibn -e -Sina ibn -e -Sina Dr. A . Jabarkhail 41632 / 42545

34 IRC International Rescue Committee Sigurd Hanson 43310 / 41274/43242

35 ISRA Islamic Relief Agency Dr. Jaffar Ahmad Maki840365 / 42245

36 LEPCO LEPCO Epco Hasker 845393

37 MADERA MADERA Stuart Gaudin 842237 823273 / Eng. Hasib Latify 38 MARUF Multi Activity Rural rehabilitation Foundation 03037866397

39 MDC Mine Detection Dog Center Eng. Shohab Hakimi 842684

40 NAC Norwegian Afghanistan Committee Odd M. Bratlie 43717 / 45268

41 NCA Norwegian church Aid Grantham Fernando 45267 / 41226

42 NPO /RRAA Norwegian Project Office /RRAA Dur Mohd. Fazil 41129 / 45210

43 01 Ockenden Refugees & Aid Miss. Fareeha Malik 40410

44 ORA Orphans Refugee & Aid Dr. Tony Grosshauser841280 / 45518

45 PRB Pamir Reconstruction Bureau Eng. Mohd.Kabir 41641

46 RADA Rehab.Agency for Develop. For Afghanistan Dr.Sher -Aqa Baluch 844758

47 RAFA Reconstruction Authority for Afghanistan Eng. Rashid Gheyasi 40893

48 SAB Solidarite Afghanistan Belgium Eric Watelet 812456 / 812739

49 SCA Swedish Committee for Afghanistan Anders Fange 840218 / 840257

50 SCF -UK Save the Children Fund (UK) Shorn Campbel 44784 / 840987 ACKULisa Lundgren 840987 / 44784 51 SC -S Save the Children (Sweden)

52 SERVE SERVE Ray Cooper 41706 / 43253

53 SGAA Sandy Gall's Afghanistan Appeal Wahiddin Sabir 843028

54 SIEAL Sanayee Institute of Education & Learning Raz Mohd. Dalili 41831 Sayed Jamaluddin Afghani Welfare 55 SJAWO Haji Ghulam Dastagir42763 Organization 56 SOLID Solidarite Afghanistan Loic De Bastier 43978

57 UNO /ATEP University of Nebraska at Omaha Prof. A.S. Azimi 9216618

Coordination Bodies 115 No. ABBREV. ORGANIZATION b2RECTOR P E #

1 AAA Afghan Aid Association Mirza Mohd Zehanyar 45519 2 AAB Afghan Association of Blind Shereen Aqa 40861/Fax also 3 AACRP Afghan Agriculture & Const. Rehab. Project Eng. Dadullah C/O 814421 4 AAEA Afghan Agriculture & Engineering Agency Abdul Rahim 842378 5 ABAD Agency for Building & Development of Afghanistan Haji Obaidullah 840694 / 0320 -290125 6 ACA Abady Construction Agency Eng. Bashir Ahmad 41362 7 ACBL Afghan Compaign to Ban Land Mines Abul Wasi Najimi 810803 / Fax# 810194 8 ACDO Afghan Community Development Organization Gulwaiz Kaka 213451/ 845616/42562 9 ACLU Afghan Construction & logistic Unit Eng. Mohd. Karim 812471 / Fax# 816751 10 ACRD Afghan Center for Rural Development Rohani Wardak 824956 11 ACRU Ariana Construction & Rehabilitation Unit Eng. Baryalai Omarzai 814347 12 ACT Agency for Construction & Training AlamGul Ahmadi 844197 13 ADA Afghan Development Agency Sa'dullah Safi 814242 14 ADA Afghan Development Association Abdul Razaq Samadi 845212 / Fax# 845312 15 ADCO Afghan Drug Control Organization Eng. Abdul Jahid 2567352 16 ADF Afghan Development Foundation Qazi Zar Shah C/o 44536 17 ADP Afghan Development Program Ahmad Shah Sadat 824262 18 ADS Afghan Disabled Society Abdul Rahman Sahak 42947 19 AFS Agency for Farming Support Abdul Aziz Oriakhail 41883/Mobil # 0320 -4956804 20 AGBASE Afghan German Basic Education Dr. Yousuf Nuristani 41227 / 843595, Fax: 842693 21 AGHCO Afghan German Help Coordination Office S.F.Wahidi 811342/ Fax 22 AHDS Afghan Health & Development Service Aziz Rahman Qargha 817342/ Fax # 810599 23 AHTP Afghan Health &Training Program A. Ghafoor Malikzai 264543 24 AMRAN Afghan Mobile Reconstruction Association Qayum Sayeedi 845446 25 ANAR Afghan National Association for Rehabilitation Mohd. Sidiq Patman 44490 26 APWO Afghan Public Welfare Organization Eng. Sayed Rahim Sattar 840386 27 ARADA Agency for Rehabilitation Association & DevelopmentMohd.Daud Takale 40534 of Afghanistan 28 ARDC Afghan Rehabilitation Development Center Dr.Sayed Fazal Rabani Sadat 810035 29 Afghanistan ReconstructionACKU & Drug Control M. Tahir Khalil 42929 ARDCD Department 30 ARDF Afghan Relief & Development Center Eng. Abdul Sattar Salim C/o 45519 31 ARDO Afghanistan Rehabilitation & Development Alhaz Ghulam Ghaus Haider 811342 Organization 32 ARDP Afghan rehabilitation & Development Program Dr. Mohd. Siddiq Isif 44750 33 AREA Agency for Rehabilitation & Energy Conservation in Mohd. Masoom Stanakzai 844647 / 45417 Afghanistan 34 ARF Afghanistan Rebuilding Foundation Eng. A. Hussain Enayat 286720 35 ARI Ariana Reconstruction Institute Abdul Malik Amiri 843341 36 ARLO Afghan Rebhablitation & Logistical Organization Haji Hamiduddin 843096

Coordination Bodies 116 37 AROWD Afghanistan Reh. Organization of War Distraction A. Sattar Hayat 810391 40412/43589 / Fax:44780 38 ATC Afghanistan Technical Consultants Kefayattullah Eblagh 39 AWC Afghan Welfare Center Dr. Rahim Pashtoonyar 40116 40 AWF Afghan Women Foundation Ms. Shafiqa 264543 41 AWWD Afghan Women Welfare Department Jamila Akbarzai 843497 42 BAHAR Bureau of Afg.Women for Handicrafts & Rehab. Mrs. Shukria Qadeer 840828 / 812214 43 BCURA Baz Construction Unit for Rehabilitation Eng. Immam Jan 813935 44 BDA Bakhtar Development Agency Abdul Majeed Jalalzai 817519 / 45034 45 BONIAD Boniad Eng. & Reconstruction Organiztion Mohd. Gul Amini 814285 Eng. Khan Aga Fariadi Jalalabad 46 BRA Bureau for Rehabilitation of Afghanistan C /o: 273468 47 BRC Baghlan Rehabilitation Committee Mohd. Haider 819925 48 BRNA Bureau for the Reconstruction Northern of Afghanistan Haji. A. Ghafoor 44536 49 BRP Behzad Wal Rehabilitation Program Dr. Asmattullah 43821 50 BRR Bureau for Rural Rehabilitation Eng. Ahmad Shah 811226 51 CAWC Central Afghanistan Welfare Committee Nik Mohd. Ahmadi 814967 52 CBR Consultant Bureau for Reconstruction Eng. Kamal Nizami 842193 816386 / 815647 53 CCA Cooperation Center for Afghanistan Sayed amir Shah Hasanyar 42789 / 40789 54 COAR Coordination of Afghan Relief Eng. Mohd. Naeem Salimee 840169 / Fax 55 CRAA Committee for Rehabilitation Aid Dr. Sana- ul -haq Ahmadzai 56 DANA Development Association for North Mohd. Ismaeel Jalalabad 27637 57 DCG Design & Construction Group Eng. Ab.Ghani Jalalabad 813935 C/o 811342 58 EMAR Engineering Management for Afghanistan Reconst. Eng. Ab.Ghani Jalalabad 273312 / 44404 59 ESAR Emergency Relief & Services for Afghans Ab. Manan Amiri 842956 Fax: 844197 60 FRDO Female Rehabilitation & Development Organization Eng. Sharifa 816255 61 GRA Ghafori Rehabilitation Agency Ms. Marzia Babakarkhajl 812530 62 GRSP Gahazni Rural Support Program Mohd. Eshaq Zeerak 44677 63 HAFO Helping Afghan Farmers Organization Eng. S. Jawed Dr.S. Nasrullah(Jalalabad OFFICE)C/o 811342 64 HAWA Humanitarian Assistance for Welfare of Afghans 810970 65 HDCAW Health & Development Center for Afghan Women Mrs. Qudsia Majeedyar 833371 66 HEWAD Hewad Reconstruction, Health &Humanitarian Amanullah Nasrat Assistance Committee 081- 442922 67 HRAA Haqyar Reconstruction Agency for Afghanistan Hafizullah Haqyar Dr. Anwarullahaq Jabar Khel 41632 / 42545 / Fax# 843663 68 IBN -e -SINAIbn Sina 818247 69 IHSAN independent HumanitarianACKU Services Association Eng. Raz Mohd. 40729 70 KRO Khyber Rehabilitation Organization Eng. Siddiquilah 823273 71 MARUF Multi- activity Rural Rehabilitation Foundation Eng. Abdul Hasib Latifi 810391 72 MAWA Muslim Assistance &Welfare Association Sayed Amir Tahseen 840169 73 MCA Mehterlam Construction Agency Eng. Shaista Gul 810803 74 MCPA Mine Clearance Project for Afghanistan Eng. Attiqullah 44682 / 833276 75 MMC Mobile Emergency Medical Center Dr. Assadullah Reha Haji Mohd. Jan Afridi 842833 76 MPOA Multi -purpose Organization for Afghans Eng. Hakimuddin (Jalalabad) 77 MRA Maihan Rehabilitation Agency 78 MSOA Muslim sisters Organization of Afghanistan Fazil Rahman Manhaj C/o 40893 79 OREA Organization for Rehabilitation & Education in Eng. Sediq mazhari

Coordination Bodies 117 80 PRB Pamir Reconstruction Bureau Eng. Mohd. Kabir 41641 81 RACA Research & Advisory Council of Afghanistan Nasirudding Akhunzada 823627 82 RADA Rehabilitation Agency for Development of Dr. Sher Aqa Baluch 844758 Afghanistan 83 RAFA Reconstruction Authority for Afghanistan Abdul Rashid Gheyasi 40893 84 RDA Reconstruction & Development Association Zaidullah Haidari 41092 85 RDM Rural Development of Maihan Alhaj Abdul. Ahad Maihanyar41940 86 RDO Rehabilitation and Development Organization Gul Noor Woluswal C/o 43979 87 RDP Rural Development Program Eng. Nemattullah 811226 88 RDRA Rural Development & Rehabilitation of Afghanistan Eng. Ab. Ahad 2478 89 ROAOW Relief Organization for Afghan Orphans & Widows Mrs. Belgis Baluch 844758/ Fax# 823273 90 RSPA Rehabilitation Southern Province of Afghanistan Welayat Khan Taniwal 43449 91 RSSA Reconstruction & Social Service for Afghanistan Eng. Sayed Ikram 842617 92 SAVE Society for Afghanistan Volunteer Environmentalists Abdul Wajid Adil 813838 93 SEA Save the Environment of Afghanistan Ghulam M. Malikyar 842511 94 SJAWO Sayed Jamaluddin Afghani Welfare Organization Haji Ghulam Dastagir 42763 95 SRO Speen -Ghar Reconstruction Organization Sayed Noor Ahmad Sadat 44536 96 START Short Term Assistance for Rehabilitation Team Eng. Mohd. Shah Bariz 41081 97 UMCA/RPAUnited Medical Center for Afghanistan Abdul Wali Babakar Khel 41697 98 VOEP Volunteer Organization for Eradication of Poverty Azimullah Niazi 818826 99 VSB Vulnerable Support Bureau Mrs. Parveen 818514 100 WCSP Women & Children Support Program Dr. Aziza 810554/ 812192 101 WDPA Women Development Program for Afghanistan Eng. Sadozai Panah 42595 102 WRC Welfare & Relief Committee Wadullah Ghulam 44503 103 WRO Watan Reconstruction Organization Eng.AnarGul ( Jalalabad Office) 813935 104WROR Welfare & Relief Organization for Reconstruction Eng. Ahmad Shah 811226 105 WUR Women's Unity for Rehabilitation Mrs. Khiria 845446 106YARA Youth Association for Rehabilitation of Afghanistan Dad Mohd. Khalid 840749

Note: Telephone numbers are for PeshawarACKU (091) unless otherwise listed

Coordination Bodies 118 ABBREY. ORGANIZATION DIRECTOR PH #

ICC Islamic Coordination Council Dr. A. Elsanousi Ahmad Tel /Fax: 45342

ARCON Afghanistan Recon. Consultant Organization Dr. Ahmad Farid Mustafa Tel /Fax: 840241 Tel: 228334 Afghan Support Committee Abul Haris ASC Fax: 228336 Tel: (0995) 612173 Al Haramain & Al Masjid Aqsa Charity Found. Abu Abdurrahaman HMACF Fax: (0995) 655501 HMRB Humanitarian Medical Relief Body Haji Barakat Shah Tel / Fax: 44811 Tel: (051) 435113 / 4 International Islamic Relief Organization Moayed A. W. Al- Butairi I1RO Fax: 449241 Tel: 42245 / 840365 Jaffar A. Abdullah ISRA Islamic Relief Agency Fax: 840429 Tel: 841306 / 844653 Dr. A. Elsanousi Ahmad KJRC Kuwait Joint Relief Committee Fax: 840521 285970 / 285979 Lajnat Al Dawa Al Islamia Muzamil M. Mahjoob LDI Fax:Fax 285980 Tel: 263298 Fathi Ramazan Shaheen MMICT Al Madina Al Munawarah Inter' 1 Charity Trust Fax: 263299 Tel: (051) 828183 Sulaiman Al Hawamedah QCS Qatar Charitable Society Fax: 272265 Tel: 840213 / 840207 Sheikh Saleh M. Al -Dhaif SRCS Saudi Red Crescent Society Fax: 840587 Tel: 840249 / 43713 M. Mustafa Mohammad WAMY World Assembly of Muslim Youth Fax: 840385 ACKU

Coordination Bodies 119 SWABAC MEMBERS' LIST Quetta Pakistan

ABBREV. ORGANIZATION DIRECTOR PHONE # SWABAC S. W. Afghan & Baluch Assoc. for Coordination Eng. M. Daud 442525 ADA Afghan Development Association Ghulam Jelani Popal 091 45333 ANCC Afghanistan National Construction Coordination A Qadeer Abid Afg. Kabul ARA Afghan Rehabilitation Agriculture M Hassan Temori Afg. Kabul ARM Afghan Reconstruction Movement Dr A Malik Ihsan 442922 ARPD Afghan Reconstruction & Planning Department Haji Karim Alizai 440683 ASAD Agency for Social Aid and Development Dost Mohammad 442968 H ASSAD Afghan Society Scientific Asso. For coordination Eng. A Khalil Afg. Kabul AURC Aryana Unity Reconstruction Council Nimatullah 442922 BCU Bost Construction Unit Eng. M. Daud Afg. Kabul BRO Bost Rehabilitation Organization Eng. A Mateen Afg. Kabul CHA Coordination for Humanitarian Assistance Abdul Salam Rahimi 091 817387 CSD Community and Social Development Ahmad Najeeb Chenza Afg. Kabul DAFA Demining Agency for Afghanistan Eng. Abdul Sater 4472060/442056 DARA Development Assoc. for Recon. Of Afghanistan Ghulam Jelani 442515 ECDO Estate Construction and Develop Organization Obaidullah Afg. Kabul FRF Farah Reconstruction Foundation Eng. Mohammad Younus 449482 GUARDIAN Guardian Hafizullah Yaqoobi Afg. Kabul HAPA Humanitarian Action for People of Afghanistan Haji M Gul Afgh. Kabul HI Handicap International Reuben McCarthy 440124 HRA Helmand Reconstruction Authority M. Qasem Akhundazada 444432 HRAA Haquar Reconstruction for Afghanistan Hafizullah Haqyar 442922 HRS Heawad Reconstruction Service M. Aziz Afg. Kabul INORU Islamic National Organ. For Recons. Of Urozgan Assadullah Nawabi 440436 KRRA Kandahar Recon. & Rehab. Association Fida Mohammad Popal Afg. Kabul KRT Kandahar Rehabilitation Team H Abdul Nafi Afg. Kabul LKRO Loy Kanadahar Reconstruction Organization Qazi Abdul Aziz 443838 MDC Mine Detection Dog Center Eng. Shohab Hakimi 051 229236 MRC Maiwand Reconstruction Council Haji Bashir Ahmad 447459 MRORA Maruf Relief Organization for Reconst. of Afghan Nasrullah Barakzai 448190 MRS Marja Rehabilitation Shura A Ghani Haqdad Afg. Kabul NERU National Engineering Reconstruction Unit Eng. Jan Mohammad Afg. Kabul OHA Organization for HumanitarianACKU Assistance Abdul Rahman Afg. Kabul RPSA Rehabilitation of Professional Schools in Afghan. Mohd Daud Helmand Afg. Kabul SADA Southern Afghanistan Development Agency Abdul Wali Wafa Afg. Kabul SAMSOR Rehabilitation Foundation for Afghanistan M. Rahim Payab 447206 SARA Southern Afghanistan Reconstruction Agency M. Akbar Marufi 440107 SARA South Agency Rehabilitation of Afghanistan Ahmad Wali Achekzai Afg. Kabul SRA Sharifi Reconstruction Agency Abdul Qader Sharifi Afg. Kabul SRCDA Sistan Rehab. & Construction Develop. Agency Eng. M. Amin 441316 SWAARR South West Afghan. Agency for Relief & Rehab. Abdul Wali Hamidi 442579 UCA Urozgan Construction Agency Dr Mohammad Rahimi 448103 VARA Voluntary Assoc. for Rehab. Of Afghanistan Najmuddin Mujaddadi 445939 WERA Watan Engineering Relief Association Attiullah Afg. Kabul

Coordination Bodies 120 ABBREV. ORGANIZATION E -mail Addresses

A -AID Afghanaid Hoaaid(iD,brain.net.pk AAEA Afghan Agriculture & Engineering: Agency Aaea Apsh.brain.net.pk ACBAR Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief [email protected] ACF Actopm Cpmtre :a Fat). Benhall(narainnet.pk ACLU Afghan Construction & Logistics Unit Aclu(c7rpes.contsats.net.pk ADA Afghan Development Association Afgdeveas(iÙbrain.net.pk AGBAS -ED Afghan German Basic Education Nurista(Orain.net.pk AGHCO Afghan German Help Coordination Office Wahidaa hco.wr.sdn k.und.k AHDS Afghan Health & Development Service Ahds(à,brain.net.pk AHSAO Afghans' Health & Social Assistance Organization Attagul(cibrain.net.pk AIL Afghan Institute of Learning Ail(&,,sakena.psw.erun.com.pk AMDA Association of Medical Doctors of Asia Saniay c(,peh.infolink.net.pk AMI Aid Medical International Aidmed(Zbrain.net.pk AMRC Afghan Media Resource Center Daud(a)amrc.pwr.sdmpk.undppk ANCB Afghan NGOs' Coordination Bureau Ancb @homepage.com ARDA Agency for Rural Development of Afghanistan Shoaibr,c&psh.brain.net.pk AREA Agency for Rehabilitation & Energy Conservation in Afghanistan [email protected]. Afghan Relief& Rehabilitation Arr @pes.comsats.net.. ASC Afghan Study Center Wafa @brain.net.pk ATA /AP Anti Tuberculosis Association (Afghanistan Association) Ataap @brain.net.pk ATC Afghan Technical Consultants Atc(4es.comsts.net.j AWEC Afghan Women's Educational Centre Pal @awn,sdnpk.undp.pk AWRC Afghan Women's Resource Centre Awrc'ä)psh.brain.net.pk AWWD Afghan Women Welfare Department Awwd(c4psh.brain.net.p_k BEFARE Basic Education for Afghan Refugees Befare @psh.brain.net.pk CARE Care International Careaf @brain.net.pk CAWC Central Afghanistan Welfare Committee Ahmadi(r(i,psh.infolink.net.pk CCA Cooperation Center for Afghanistan Zia(&cca.pwr.sdnk.undp.or2 CHA Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance Asalam(â brain.net.pk CIC Children In Crisis Caicic @aol.com CoAR Coordination of Afghan Relief Coarnet @brain.net.pk CPHA Committee for the Promotion of Med. & Human. Aid to Afghanistan. Chic(&,,pes.comsats.net.pk CRAA Committee for Rehabilitation Aid to Afghanistan Sanerra(7brain.net.pk DACAAR Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees Dacaar n,pes.comsats.net.p_k DCA Dutch Committee for Afghanistan Dacpak(kpaknet2.ptc.pk DHSA Development & HumanitarianACKU Services for Afghanistan Lapis(ä pes.comsats.net.pk FOCUS Focus [email protected] GAA German Agro Action Gaapsw @psh.brain.net.pk GAF German Afghanistan Foundation Germanaf @brain.net.pk GRSP Ghazni Rural Support Programme Zeerak @brain.net.pk GURDIANS Gurdians Gds @gds.gta.sdnpk.undp.org HAFO Helping Afghan Farmers Organization Hafo @paknet2.ptc.pk HCI Human Concern International Hcipak @psh.brain.net.pk HNI Health Net International Hnipeshpes.comsats.net.p IAM International Assistance Mission Iamhq( pactc.org IBN SINA IbnSina Direct @ibnsina.psh.brain.net.pk ICC Islamic Coordination Council Iccpsh(a,brain.net.pk lCD Italian Cooperation for Development Icdtbcp a,psh.brain.net.pk

Coordination Bodies 121 IRC International Rescue Committee [email protected] ISRA Islamic Relief Agency IsraApes.comsats.net.pk LDI Lajnat al -D'awa al- Islamia LdiApes.comsats.net.pk LEPCO Lepco Ma1c @lepco.pwr.sdnpk.undp.org MADREA MADERA MaderaAbrain.net.pk MARUF Multi Activity Rural Rehabilitation Foundation Maruf @brain.net.pk MCPA Mine Clearance & Planing Agency Mcpa @,mcpa -afg.sdnpk.org MDC Mine Detection fog Center [email protected]. MEDAIR Medairkbl( atge.automail.com MRCA Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans MrcaApes.comsats.net.p} MSF Medicines Sans Frontiers Msthrec Abrain.net.pk NAC Norwegian Afghanistan Committee Norac sh.brain.net.pk NCA Norwegian Church Aid [email protected] NPO / RRAA Norwegian Project Office /RRAA NporraaApes.comsats.net.pkk 01 Ockenden International OckenApsh.brain.net.pt OMAR Organization for Mine Clearance & afghan Rehabilitation [email protected] ORA Orphans Refugees & Aid Ora.peshawar @attavista.net OXFAM OXFAM [email protected]. Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Support for Afghanistan UndpAkabul-isb.com.net PRB Pamir Reconstruction Bureau PrbApsh.brain.net.p PSD Partners for Social Development Abdullc paknet3.ptc.pk RSSA Reconstruction & social Services for Afghanistan [email protected] SAB Solidarite Afghanistan Belgium Sabpewna,brain.net.pk SCA Swedish Committee for Afghanistan Scapsh @brain.net.pk SCF -UK Save the Children UK OfficeAscfuk- pak.org.pk SC- SWEDEN Save the Children (Sweden) Radda(âpsh.brain.net.pk SC -US Save the Children (US) Pafo(,sc- us.sdnpk.undp.org SERVE SERVE Adminp (&,,serve.psh.brain.net.pk SGAA Sandy Gall's Afghanistan Appeal Sgaa sh.brain.net.pk SIEAL Sanayee Institute of Education and Learning DaliliAsieal.pwr.sdnpk.undp.org SJAWO Sayed Jmaluddin Afghani Welfare Organization Sjawo(4brain.net.pk SNI Shelter Now International Sni(â pes.comsats.net.jk SO Shuhada Organization Simas brain.net.pk SOLID Solidarities Afghanistan Solaf n,psh.brain.net.p_k SWABAC South West Afghan Baluchistan Association for Coordiantion Swabaca,swb.gta.sdnpk.undp.org TDH Trade the Hommes Ctkabulnn,brain.net.pk World Assembly of Muslim Youth WamyApsh.infolink.net.pk WAMY ACKU

Coordination Bodies 122 Nation -Wide Dialing Numbers

NATION -WIDE DIALING NUMBERS

Abbottabad 0992 Chak No 47/2 -L 0442 Abdul Hakeem 06901 Chakdara 0536, 0936, 0720 Abdul Khail 0961 Chakar(Ak) 05 -8840 Adda Chhabeel 0471 Chakwal 0573 Agra 0756 Chamman 0826 Ahmad Nagar 04340 Changa Manga 04951 Ahmad Pur East 0698,0598 Charbagh 0936 Ahmad Pur Sial 0475 Charsadda 0525, 0921 Ajnian Wala 04931 Chawinda 04364 Akbarpura 0521 Chichawatni 0445 Akhtarabad 0442 Chichoki Malian 049316 Akora Khattak 0923,05231 Chiniot 0466 Ali Pur 06511 Chishtain 0695 Ali Pur Chattha 04346 Chitral 0533, 0933 Alitai 0925 Choe Khasia 05796 Amin Pur 041 Chio Saiden Shah 0573 Arif Wala 0446 Chota Lahore 05372, 0938 Attock 0597 Chots 06418 Badah 07448 Chowk Azam 06519 Baddin 0227 Chowk Munda 0677 Badomaihi 04368 Chunian 04946 Baffa 09892, 05923 Company Bagh 0593 Bagh(Ak) 0599 D.G. Khan 0641 Baghwal 0573 D.I. Khan 0529, 0961 Bahawalnagar 063 I Dadia(Ak) 05 -8630 Bahawalpur 0621 Dadu 0229 Bahrain 0536,0936 Daggar 0939 Bakhshu 0442 Daharanwala 0632 Bala Kot 0985 Dak Ismael Khel 0923, 05231 Balkasar 0573 Datbandin 08125 Ban Saeedabad 02298 Damba 02073 Banada Daood Shah 0522,0922 Dara Adam Khel 09241, 05241 Bandhi 0241 Daraban 0966 Bannu 0528,0928 Darsamand 05242,0925 Bara 052L091 Darya Khan 04654 Bari Kot 0536.0936 Daska 04341 Barian 0593 Daulat Nagar 04331 Basal 0597 Daulatpur Safan 02424 Basirpur 04449 Daur 024181 Batgram 0987 , 0598 Depal Pur 04441 Batkhela 05323,09323 Dera Allah `far (Naseerabad). 08289 Bela 08288 Dera Bughti 08327 Bewal 05798 Dera Murad Jamali 07050 Bhagowal 0573 Dewal Sharif 0593 Bhai Pheru 04943 Dhabejee 0206 Bhakkar 04653 Dhadar 08285 Baloot 0596 Dharki 07059 Bhalwal 0455 Dherkot(Ak) 05 -8740 Bhaun (Chakwal ) 0573 Dhudial 0573 Bhawana 04612 ACKUDigkot 04692 Bhera 04521 Digree 023221 -23221 Bhariya Road 07095 Dina 0541 Bhimber(Ak) 05 -8650 Dinga 043317 Bhirya City 02425 Diplo 02341 Billi Tong 0522, 0922 Dir 05343, 09343 Birote(Mre) 0593 Dobian 0938 Bit Shah 02289 Domail 07443 Bonga Saleh 0444 Drosh 05372, 0928 Bongh Sherif 0702 Dukki 05333, 0933 Bucheki 0496 Dunyapur 08291 Buffa 05923 Ellahabad 06518 Buleda 08618 Eminabad 04449, 61 Bungla Dero 074119 Esa Khel 0431, 263 Burewala 0447 Faisalabad 045203 Chagharmatt 091 -0521 Faqir Wali 0411,041 Chak Jumra 04655 Farooqabad (Chuharkana) 0691 Chak No 10 /3 -R 442 Fatah lang 04945 Chak No I5 /Sb 04532 Fateh Pur 06903 Chak No 24 /Db 0442 Fazilpur 06418 Chak No 273/1b 041, 0411 Feroze Wattwan 0496 Chak No 318 0462 Ferozewala 0431 Chak No 330 0462 Fort Abbas 04445 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Nation -Wide Dialing Numbers

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Fort Munro 06411 Kabirwala 06512 Gadoon Amazai 05372 Kacha Khu 0692 Gaggo Gadani 0446 Kakar gill 04931 Galana) 0920 Kahuta 0578 Garhi Kapura 0531. 0931 Kakul Abt 0992 Garh Khero 0742 Kalabagh 04529 Gari Mori 07928 Kalar Saydedan 0571 Gari Yasin 0761 Kalaske 0431 Gawadar 0204 Kalat 084 Ghakkar 0431 Kalur Kot 04525 Ghazni Khel 052409, 09699 Kamalia 0463 Gholki 0703 Kambar Ali Khan 0706, 0743 Ghourghasti 05799 Kamoki 0435 Gumbat 07056 Kamra 05979 Gilit 0572 Kandh Kot 0704 Gojra (14651 Kandiaro 07093 Gomal Univ. Dik 09619. 05299 Kanian Bangla 04652 Gudap 02075 Karachi 021 Gujar Khan 0571 Karampur 070416 Gujranwala 0431 Karor Lalieson 0671 Gujrat 04331 Karor Pacca 06514 Gulrachi 0227 Karrak 05244 Gulshan -E- Hadeed 0201 Karrianwala 04331 Hafizabad 0438 Kashmore 07057 Hajira(Ak) 05 -8730 Kasur 0492 Hayderabad Thal 0453 Khair Pur 0792 Hala 0228 Khairpur Nathan Shah 07441 Hangu 05242 -0925 Khairpur Tamewali 06904 Haram Zai 0894 Khal 0535, 0935 Harappa City 0441 Khala Butt Town 0595, 0995 Haripur 0595, 995 Khan Garh 0661 Harnai 0834 Khan Pur 0707 Ha;oonabed 0691 Khanewal 0692 Hasilpur 0696 Khanpur (Skp) 0761 Hassanabadal 05772 Khanqah 049 Hattar -Hrp 0995, 0595 Khanqah Dogran 049454 Hattian(Ak) 0597 Khar (Bajor Agency) 09351 Haveli Lakha 04442 Kharan 08287 Havelian 05773 Kharian 05771 Hawana 04612 Khaur 05776 Hazrat Sultan Bahn 0475 Khawaza Khela 0936 Hazro 05779 Khiderwala 04652 Hub 0202 Khipru 0226 Hujra Shah Muqeem 04449 Khudian Khas 0492 Humak 05184 Khurianwala 04691 Hyderabad 0221 Khuzdar 087 Isa Khel 0969 Killi Karbala 0894 Islamabad 051 Khore 05774 .laccobabad 0721 Kohat 0522, 0922 Jahangira 09249 Kohat Township 05226, 09226 Jahanian 0699 ACKUKohlu 08294 Jalal P. Jattan 04331 Kot Add 0697 Jalalpur Bhattian 04363 Kot Digi 07926 Jalalpur Pirwala 0628 Kot Ghulam Muhammad 023641 Jam Nawaz Ali 02221 -022215 Kot Momen 04531 .lamke Cheema 04366 Kot Najib Ullah 0995, 0595 Jampur 0643 Kot Qazi 05776 Jamrud Q521, 091 Kot Radha Kishan 04944 .land 0597 Kot Samaba 0731 Jandiala Dhab Wala 0431 Kotli(Ak) 0574 .laranwala 0468 Kotli Loharan 0431 Jatian(Ak) 05 -8640 Kotri City 0221 .latoi 06906 Kotta A. Ali Khan 04331 Jhabran 04931 Kuchlak 081 Jhang 0471 Kulachi 0529, 0968 Jhawarian 04523 Kullowal 0432 Jhelum 0541 Kundian 045202 Jhudo 023231 Kunjah 04345 Joharabad (Khushab) 0454 Kunri 023651 Johi 0771 ) Lachi 0522, 09225 Kabal 0536, 0936 / 417/f( Lahore 042 124 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Nation -Wide Dialing Numbers

City Name City Code City Name City Code

Laki Marwat 05240. 0969 Naushera Virkan 04349 Laki Ghulam Shah 07615 Naushera Khushah 04549 -0454 Lala Musa 04348 Naushero Feroze 07053 Lalian 04533 Nawab Shah 0241 Landi Kotal 05248. 09248 Nawagai( Khar ) 053214 Larkana 0741 Nawan Kali 09324 L.atambar 0528. 09289 Nawan Lahore 0462 Layyah 0694 New Jatoi 0752 Liaqatabad 04522 New Saeed Abad 0222 Liaqat Pur 07321 Nika .lang 0597 Lillah Town 04569 Nizam Bazar 0528 Lodhran 06517 Noor Shah 0441 Lohi Bhar 0821-051 Nooriabad 0221 -02221 Loralie 0821 Noorpur Thal 04527 Machh 0835 Noshki 0825 Mailsi 06515 Nowshera 0923 -05231 Makkuana 04693. 041 Wggi (Ogoki) 043262 -0432 Malhai Mughlan 0573 Okara 0442 Malikwal 0456 Ormarah 02045 Mamu Kanjan 04610 Pabbi 0521. 091229 Mana More 0447 Pad Edan 075331 Mananwala "Town 049677 Padhana Chak 45 04951 Mandi Baba tjddin 0456 Padshaha 0573 Mandi Dhaban Singh 4931 Pak Pattan 0443 Mandi Faizabad 0498 Palandri(Ak) 05 -8750 Mandi Hira Singh 04449 Pano Akil 07058 Mandra 0571 Mangowal 04331 Pansera 041 Mankera 0453 Panwan 04955 Mansehra 0598, 0987 Para Chinar 05243 Mardan 0531. 0931 Pasni 02049 Mastung 0823 Pasroor 04342 Mathra 0521. 091295 Pattoki 04942 Mátiari 02203 Panyala 0529, 0961 Matti 02238 Peshawar 0521, 091 Matta 0536. 0936 Pezo 0529, 0961 Mattani 091297-091-0521 Phagwari 0593 Mehar 0745 Phalia 0456 Mehrabpur 07092 Pinanwal 04584 Mian Channu 0448 Pind Dadan Khan 04582 Mianwali 0459 Pindi Bhatian 0438 Mianwali Bangla 04367 Pindi Gheb 05778 Mianwali Qureshian 0731 Pir Baba 0531 -95 Minchinbad 06319 Mir Ali 05262. 09282 Pir Jo Goth 07098 Mir Pur (Ajk) 0582.0542 Pir Mehal 04656 Mir Pur Khas 0231 Pir Pai 0521, 09128 Mir Pur Mathelo 07091 Piryalo 07096 Miran Shah 05247, 0929 Pishin 0894 Miro Khan 07415 ACKUPithoro 0231811 -0231 Mithan Kot 065167 Pull -Lü 0451 Mithi 02342 Punjgoor 08293 More Emanabad 043188 Qabula 04446 More Khunda 04947 Qlanderabad 05921 Moro 0752 Qazi Ahmed 024171 Multan 061 Qila Didar Singh 04361 Muridwala 04615 Qila Saifullah 082926 Murree 0593 Qila Sheikhupura 04931 Muslim Bagh 08292 Qila Suba Singh 0432 Mustafabad 04952 Quaidabad 04528 Muzaffar Garh 0661 Quetta 081 Muzaffarabad(Ak) 0581 Quetta Army Exch 081603 Nala Kojori 091 Nankana Sahib 04941 Quetta Paf 0831 Narang Mandi 04949 Quetta Staff Collage 0817 Narowal 04343 Rabwan 04524 Nasirabad 07442 Radhan 07446 Nathia Gali Rp 051868 Raheemabad 07029 Naudero 074147 Rahim Yar Khan 0731 Naukot 2345 Rahwali 043161 Naukundi 08127, 887 125 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Nation -Wide Dialing Numbers

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Raiwind 04951 Sialkot 0432 Raja Jang 04951 Sibbi 0831 Rajan Pur 06516 Sidh 04331 Rajana 04614 Sihala 051 Rangowaisa 05774 Sillanwali 045201 Rani Pur 07051 Sita Road 07447 Rashakai 0531,93199 Sobodero 07565 Ratto Dero 07054 -0741 Sohawa 05719 Rawala Kot(Ak) 0576 Sohdra 0437 Rawalpindi 051 Sukheki 0438 Rawat 05777 Sukkur 071 Renata Khurd 04443 Swabi 05372, 0938 Risalpur 05374 Taftan 08128 Razmak 0964 Takhat Bhai 0931 Rodala Road 0468 Takhat Nusrati 0928 Talagang Rodu Sultan 0475 05776 Talhar 02206 Rojhan 0644 Thal! 05246 Rojhan Jamal 0828 Talwandi Musa Khan 0431 Rustam 0531, 0931 Tandian Wala 04657 Sabirabad 052444 Tando Adam 02221 Saddah (Kurram Agency) 05243 -09257 Tando Allah Yar 02231 Sadhoki 0431 Tando Jam 02233 Sadiq Abad 0702 Tando Mohd Khan 0224 Sagri 0571 Tank 05245, 0963 Sahiwal 0441 Taranda M. Pinah 0683 Sahiwal Sargodha 0451 Tarbela 0541 Saidu Sharif (Mingora) 0536, 0936 Tarlai Kalan 051 Sajawal 02031 Tasp 08294 Sakardu 0575 Tatli Aali 0431 Sakha Kot 05322 Taunsa 06510 Taxila 0596 Sakrund 024151 Thana 05328 Sambrial 04325 Thana Bula Khan 02207 Sammundri 04652 Tharu Shah 07052 Sang Jani 051 Thatta 029 Sanghar 02346 Thekri Wala 041 Sangla Hill 0467 Thorder 05372, 09388 Sanjawi 08219 Thul 07094 Sarai Naurang 05261 Timar Gara 0535, 0935 Sargodha 0451 Toba Tek Singh 0462 Satiana 04694 Topi 05372, 09387 Sehna 0456 Toru 0531, 0931 Sehnsa(Ak) 05 -8670 Tulama 06901 Sehwan Sharif 02292 Turbat 0861 Shabqadar 0521, 091 Ubaro 07097 Shadi Khan 05774 Uch Sharif 06902 Umar Kot Shadiwal 0431 02381 Usta Mohammad 0740 Shah Jiwana City 0471 Ustar Zai 0922 Shah Jiwana Mandi 0471 ACKU Uthal 027 Shah Kot 04658 Vehari 0693 Shah Pur Saddar 04526 Vehoa 065104 Shahbaz Khel 05240, 0969 Wadh 0878 Shahdad Kot 0742 -0708 Wah Cantt 0596 Shahdad Pur 02232 Wana 05263, 0965 Shahpur Chakar 0245 Wana Rakha Ram 04951 Shakar Garh 04344 War Buton 0496 Sharaqpur 0498 Warah 07445 Sheikh Manda 08188 Wari 0535, 0935 Sher Garh 0442 Wazirabad 0437 Sherpao 0921 -0526 Wstarzal 0522 Shikar Pur '0761 Yar Hussain 05372 Shinkiari 05922 Yazman 06525 Zaida Shorkot Cantt 0464 05372 Zarobi 05372 Shorkot City 04611 Zhob (Upper Zhob) 0822 Shuja Abad 06513 Ziarat 0833 Ziarat Kaka Sahib 0923 -05231

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States/Cities Code States /Cities Code

Algeria 213 Denmark 45 Algiers 2 Egypt 20 Annaba 8 Cairo 2 Oran 6 Finland 358 Afghanistan 93 Helsinki 9 Argentina 54 France 33 49 Buenos Aires 1 Germany Armenia 7 Berlin 30 Australia 61 Bonn 228 421 Adelaide 8 Bremen Brisbane 7 Cologne 221 Canberra 6 Dusseldorf 211 Hobart 02 Frankfurt (Main) 69 Melbourne 3 Hamburg 40 Perth 9 Leipzig 341 Sydney 2 Munich 89 Austria 43 Stuttgart 711 Salzburg 662 Gibraltar 350 30 Vienna 1 Greece Azarbaijan 994 Athens 1 Bahrain 973 Thessaloniki 31 Bangladesh 880 Hong Kong 852 Bulgaria 359 Hungary 36 Barbados 1 809 29 Budapest 1 Belgium 32 Iceland 354 Antwerp 3 Reykjavik 1 Brussels 3 Or 70 India 91 62 Bermuda 1 809 Indonesia Bhutan 975 Jakarta 21 Bosnia 387 Iran 98 Sarajevo 71 Abadan 631 Brunei 673 Tehran 21 964 Brazil 55 Iraq 353 Brasilia 61 Ireland Recife 81 Dublin 1 39 Rio De Janeiro 21 Italy 51 Sao Paulo 11 Bologna Milan 2 Canada 1 Calgary (Alb) 403 Naples 81 Halifax (Ns) 902 Rome 6 Montreal (Que) 514 Turin 11 Ottawa (Ont) 613 Venice 41 ACKU 1 809 Quebec 418 Jamaica Toronto (Ont) 416 Or 905 Japan 81 92 Vancouver (Bc) 604 Fukuoka Winnipeg (Man) 204 Osaka 6 Chile 56 Tokyo 3 7 Santiago 2 Kazakhstan 254 China 86 Kenya Nairobi 2 Beijing 1 850 Shanghai 21 Korea (North) 82 Colombia 57 Korea (South) 38 9 Seoul 2 Croatia 965 Zagreb 41 Kuwait 53 Lebanon 961 Cuba 218 Havana 7 Libya 370 Cyprus 357 Lithuania 352 Larnaca 4 Luxembourg 365 Nicosia 2 Malawi 533 Czech Republic 42 Thondwe 60 Prague 2 Malaysia

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Kuala Lumpur 3 Las Palmas 28 Malta 356 Madrid Maritius 1 230 Seville 5 Mexico 52 Sri Lanka 94 Acapulco 74 Colombo Guadalajara 1 36 Sudan 249 Mexico City 5 Sweden 46 Morocco 212 Stockholm 8 Rabat 7 Switzerland 41 Tangier 9 Bask 61 The Netherlands 31 Bern 31 Amsterdam 21 Geneva 22 Rotterdam IO Zurich 1 The Hague 70 Syria 963 Nepal 977 Taiwan 886 New Zealand 64 Taipei 2 Auckland 9 Taj ikstan 7 Christchurch 3 Thailand 66 Wellington 4 Trinidad 1 809 Nigeria 234 Tanisia 216 Logos 1 Tunis 1 Norway 47 Turkey 90 Oslo 22 Ankara 312 Oman 968 Istanbul 212, 216 Pakistan 92 UAE 971 Faisalabad 41 Abu Dhabi 2 Islamabad 51 Dubai 4 Karachi 21 Uganda 256,41 Lahore 42 Ukraine 7 Peshawar 91 UK 44 Quetta 81 Belfast 1232 Panama 507 Birmingham 121 Philippines 63 Bristol 1272 Manila 2 Edinburgh 131 Poland 48 Glasgow 141 Warsaw 22 Liverpool 151 Portugal 351 Inner London 171

Lisbon 1 Outer London 181 Qatar 974 Manchester 161 Rwanda 250 USA 1 Romania 40 Atlanta (GA) 404 Bucharest 0 Boston 617 Russia 7 Chicago 312 Moscow 095 ACKU Cleveland 216 St Petersburg 812 Dallas 214 Saudi Arabia 966 Denver 303 Dhahran 3 Detroit 313 Jeddah 2 Honolulu 808 Riyadh 1 Houston 713 Serbia 38 Las Vegas 702 Belgrade 1 Los Angeles 213 Seychelles 248 Manhattan /Bronx 212 Singapore 65 Miami 305 Slovenia 386 New Orieans 504 South Africa 27 New York City 212 Cape Town 21 Philadelphia 215 Durban 31 Pittsburgh 412 Johannesburg 11 St Louis 314 Pretoria 12 San Francisco 415 Spain 34 Washington (Dc) 202 Barcelona 3 Zambia 260

Lusaka 1 128 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Nations of the World

Population Time L.E. G.N .P. Area F / M (Years) USS Country Capital (Million) Currency (Sq.km.) * ** * ** * * **

44/ 43 450 Afghanistan Kabul 652225 21.33 Afghani 11:30 am 75 / 70 880 Albania Tirana 28748 3.25 Lek 08:00 am 66/ 63 2760 Algeria Algiers 2381741 25.36 Dinar 08:00 am - - Armenian Yerevan 29800 3.58 Rouble 10:00 am /68 2370 Argentina Buenos Aires 27800892 32.32 Peso 04:00 am 75 80/73 10900 Australia Canberra 7862300 16.75 Dollar 05:00 pm - - Austria Vienna 83849 7.80 Schilling 08:00 am 10:00 am - - Azerbaijan Baku 85800 8.00 Rouble 10:00 am 74 / 70 8530 Bahrain Manama 662 0.52 Dinar - - Bangladesh Dhaka 143998 1 1.56 Takka 01:00 pm 08:00 am 75 / 72 1 1860 Belgium Brussels 30538 9.94 Franc 01:00 pm 49/46 150 Bhutan Thimphu 465000 1.50 Ngultrum 04:00 am 69/63 2020 Brazil Brasilia 851 1965 150.3.7 Cruzado 03:00 pm - - Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan 5800 0.20 Dollar 09:00 am 76/ 70 6766 Bulgaria Sofia 1 10912 9.01 Lev 01:30 am 64/61 200 Burma Rangoon 676577 41.68 Kyrat 02:00 pm 52/49 450 Cambodia Phnom Penh 181035 8.25 Riel 02:00 pm 80/74 15080 Canada Ottawa 9970610 26.53 Dollar 09 00 am 49/46 150 Chad N'djamena 1284000 558 Franc 10:00 pm 75/68 1310 Chile Santiago 756626 13.17 Peso 03:00 pm 72/69 300 China (P.R) Beijing 9631600 1135.50 Yuan 12:00 pm 68/63 1220 Colombia Bogota 1 141748 31.82 Peso 10:00 am 79/74 35210 Cyprus Nicosia 9251 0.71 Pound 08:00 am 79/74 15000 Denmark Copenhagen 43092 5.12 Krone 09:00 am 64/62 710 Egypt (A.R) Cairo 1001450 54.1 Pound 10:00 am - - Estonia Tallinn 47549 1.58 Rouble 10:00 am 45/42 120 . Ethiopia Addis Ababa 1251282 46.74 Birr 07:00 pm 74/ 69 1510 Fiji Suva 18383 0.75 Dollar 08:00 am 81/73 12960 France Paris 547026 56.17 Franc Deutsch Mark 08:00 am 78/72 1975.2 Germany Berlin 357040 77.20 10:00 am - - Georgia Tbilisi 69700 6.00 Rouble 07:00 am 46/43 450 Ghana Accra 245857 6.88 Cedi 09:00 am 77/74 4350 Greece Athens 131944 10..94 Drachma 09:00 am 75/68 2240 Hungary Budapest 93033 10.55 Forint 07:00 am 81 /75 16610 Iceland Reykjavik 103000 0.25 Krona 12:30 pm 61/60 300 India New Delhi 3203975 853.37 Rupee 02:30 pm 60/57 450 Indonesia Jakarta 1919443 80.52 Rupiah 10:30 am 68/67 2250 Iran Tehran 1648000 56.59 Rial 10:00 am 67/65 2250 Iraq Baghdad 436317 18.92 Dinar 08:00 am 77/72 6030 Ireland Dublin 70283 3.72 Pound 10:00 am 78/74 6810 Israel Jerusalem 20770 458 Shekel 08:00 am 80/79 2420 Italy Rome 301268 57.32 Lira 82/86 15770 Tokyo 379801ACKU123.48 Yen 04:00 am Japan 10:00 am 69/66 1540 Jordan Amman 91000 4.27 Dinar 10:00 am - - Kazakhstan Alma Ata 2717000 17.50 Rouble 10:00 am 63/59 340 Kenya Nairobi 582645 25.13 Shilling 04:00 pm 74/68 2690 Korea, south Seoul 98484 43.58 Won Dinar 10:00 am 76/72 14870 Kuwait Kwait City 17818 2.90 10:00 am 71/86 1000 Lebanon Beirut 10452 2.97 Pound Rouble 10:00 am - - Latvia Riga 65786 2.69 Rouble 09:00 am - - Lithuania Vilnius 64445 3.72

*Population (1990 projection) ** At 12 O'clock noon in Pakistan, the time inother countries is as above. * * *L.E.= Life expectancy at birth: female / male (1990 - 1995 projection). * ** *GNP= Gross National Product per capita inUS$ (1987)

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Nations of the World

Population Area LE Country Capital (Sq.km) (Million) Currency Time M / F G.N.P. * ** * ** * * **

Luxembourg Luxembourg 2576 0.37 Franc 02:30 pm 78/72 15860 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 330228 17.34 Dollar 03:00 pm 73/69 1800 Maldives Male 298 0.20 Rufiyaa 12:00 noon 59/58 300 Malta Valletta 316 0.35 Lira 09:00 am 76/72 4010 Mexico Mexico City 1972547 88.6 Peso 01:00 am 74/6 1820 Monaco Monaco - Ville 149 0.03 Franc 09:00 am - - Mongolia Ulaan Baatar 1565000 2.30 Tugrik 04:00 pm 67/ /63 1010 Morocco Rabat 446550 25.20 Dirham 08:00 am 65/62 620 Mozambique Maputo 799379 15.70 Metical 09:00 am 50/50 150 Namibia Windhock 823144 1.92 Rand 09:00 am 60/57 1000 Nepal Katmandu 147181 19.60 Rupee 12:45 pm 53/54 160 Netherlands- Amsterdam 41785 14.80 Florin 08:00 am 81 /74 11860 Holland New Zealand Wellington 268112 3.40 Dollor 08:00 pm 78/73 8230 Nicaragua Managua 130.000 3.90 Cordoba 01.00 am 68/65 830 Nigeria Lagos 923768 113.20 Naira 08:00 am 64/51 370 Norway Oslo 386975 4.30 Krone 08:00 am 81/74 10110 Oman Muscat 212457 1.50 Rial 11:00 am 60/57 5780 Pakistan (I.R) Islamabad 879902 130.00 Rupee 12:00 noon 59/59 350 Panama Panama 77082 2.50 Balboa 12:00 moon 75/71 2240 Peru Lima 1285216 22.40 Inti 12:00 moon 67/63 1430 Philippines Manila 300000 62.50 Peso 03:00 am 67/63 590 Poland Warsaw 312683 38.50 Zloty 08.00 am 76/68 1920 Portugal Lisbon 91985 10.30 Escudo 08:00 am 78/71 2890 Qatar Doha 11437 0.37 Riyal 10:00 am 73/68 11360 Romania Bucharest 237500 23.00 Leu 09:00 am 74/69 2250 Russia (Federation) Moscow 6592812 148 Rouble 10:00 am 75/71 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 2240000 14.20 Riyal 10:00 am 6 8 /64 6930 Senegal Dakar 196722 7.40 Franc 07:00 am 49/46 510 Singapore Singapore 6256 2.70 Dollor 03:00 pm 77/71 7940 South Africa Cape Town 1221088 35.30 Rand 09:00 am 66/60 1890 Spain Madrid 504750 39.40 Peseta 09:00 am 80/74 6010 Sri Lanka Colombo 64652 17.30 Rupee 08:00 pm 74/70 400 Sudan Khartoum 2505513 25.20 Pound 10:00 am 53/51 330 Sweden Stockholm 449964 8.40 Krona 10:00 am 81/75 15990 Switzerland Bern 41228 6.60 Franc 03:00 pm 81 /75 21275 Syria Damascus 185000 12.50 Pound 10:00 am 69/65 1820 Tajikistan Dushanbe 143100 5.50 Rouble 02:30 pm - - Taiwan Taipei 35981 20.60 Dollar 09:00 am - - Tanzania Dar -es -Salam 945087 27.40 Shilling 10:00 am 57/53 220 Thailand Bangkok 513000 55.80 Baht 02:30 pm 69/65 840 Turkey Ankara 779452 55.60 Lira 09:00 am 68/65 1200 Turkmenistan Ashkhabad 488100ACKU4.00 Rouble 10:00 am - Uganda Kampala 241139 18.50 Shilling 10:00 am 56./ 52 260 Ukraine Kiev 603677 52.00 rouble 10:00 am United Kingdom London 242496 57.00 Pound 07:00 am 79/74 10430 U.S.A Washington 9529202 249,000 Dollar 02:00 am 80/73 18430 Uzbekistan Tashkent 447400 20..32 Rouble 10:00 am - - Vietnam Hanoi 329556 67.20 Dong 02:00 pm 66/62 450 Yugoslavia Belgrade 255804 28.70 Dinar 08:00 am 76/72 2480 Zaire Kinshasa 23454409 36.00 Zaire 08:00 am 56/53 160 Zambia Lusaka 752614 8.50 Kwacha 09:00 am 56/54 240 Zimbabwe Harare 390759 9.80 Dollar 09:00 am 62/.59 590

*Population (1990 projection) ** At 12 O'clock noon in Pakistan, the time in other countries is as above. * * *L.E.= Life expectancy at birth: female / male (1990 - 1995 projection). * ** *GNP= Gross National Product per capita in US$ (1987)

130 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Telephone Numbers

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Karachi Lahore Rwp, /Isl. Peshawar Quetta Stations if 021, ti e 04_ 051 091 081

Ambulance 115 115 115 115 115 7662897 6304703 449242 Bomb Disposal 2416626 840580 852948 278092 831280 Board of Secondary Education 6619001 6361676 840702 41058 833447

Chambers of Commerce & Industry 5873691 6365737 584397 216398 821943 2313575 -82 6304440 566238 215459 821948

Civil Defense 4968211 9200380 9222362 810039 9201853

Civil Secretariat 2632075 210123 816081 60117 62020

EdhiTrust 2443158 440159 827844 214575 630832

Export Promotion Bureau 111 -444 -111 5834577 111 -444 -111 814033 9201109

Fatmid Blood Transfusion 7445284 5863950 -- 843050

Fire Brigade Central 16 16 16 16 16

General Post Office (GPO) 210215 7243580 92059557 275104 64082 Hilal -e -Ahmer 578706 6304702 -3 264313 210836 826032 440406

Hospital Civil (causalities) 7749719 7310130 -9 556311 -14 40324 62017 7729720 -7 5810391 -8 562254 275429 Hospital Services (causalities) 7724943 7588351 -6 218300 -9 214213 827927 7724881 7588354 -9 56132601 210031 -9 Income tax 2636401 -7 9211934 -39 565981 45515 838310

Metropolitan Corp. 299370 7329481 72552 216249 835927

News Agency (App) 210281 7324461 201666 276313 72026 Police Emergency 15 15 15 15 15 Police Railway Station (City) ACKU232646 6366953 562664 212640 840278 PIA Flight Inquiry 114 114 114 114 114 PIA Reservation 111786786 111786786 111786786 279162 -3 820861

PIA Cargo 4572011 6650101 -5 591071 273081 -9 820861

Passport Office 5684494 7325459 260773 43098 71275 PTV /PTV World 4931001 -7 9200651 -9 9202461 -65 9211889 -9 9202626 -30 9200421 -30 Pakistan Tourism Dev. Corp. 9206385 6306528 581480 -4 279781 -4 825826

Pakistan Airforce (Recruiting) 512969 6698305 565695 9210829 9201753

Pakistan Army (Recruiting) 560 56134137 2016007 6035885

Pakistan Navy (Recruiting) 56636704 9220627 451081 273995 63171

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Radio Pakistan 9215610 -3 9200681 -4 9209040 -5 9210293 842884

Railway Enquiry 117 117 117 117 117

Railway Reservation (Cantt.) 510178 667451 827474 274436 -7 61066

Railway Reservation (city) 4532445 7578644 553592 217205 4533660 5867103 9209474 272511 828880

Sui Gas Complaints 4934882 5756120 -4 272513 6305181 Time Enquiry 14 14 14 14 14

Telephone Local Enquiry 17 17 17 17 17

Telephone Local Complaints 18 18 18 18 18

Trunk Overseas Booking 0102 0102 0102 0102 0102

Trunk Inland Enquiry 0103 0103 0103 0103 0103

Trunk Overseas Inquiry 0104 0104 0104 0104 0104

Inland VIP Booking (Rapid) 105 105 105 105 0105

Trunk Inland Booking 109 109 109 109 109

Phonogram 116 116 116 116 116

Overseas Booking (Gateway) 0102 0102 0102 0102 0102

Overseas Enquiry (Gateway) 0104 0104 0104 0104 0104

Telegraph Enquiry /Complaints 2628114 7228314 565506 274397 825084 210698 7320685 837509

Text Book Board 771301 5758561 -5 435140 9217162 9211206 9217159

ACKU842446 -9 440814 University 479011 -7 7248556 810378

University Allama Igba Open 675298 7831205 264891 -96 216710 73049

University of Engineering & Tech. 4969270 682666 2486 Txl 40573

Weather- Enquiry 4572811 370510 855363 272889 7024363

Wapda Enquiry 210704 6366911 411423 2563556 71166

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Telephone Numbers

IMPORTANT POLICE TELEPHONE NUMBERS, NWFP

Inspector General (IG) 9210331 DIG (DeputyInspectorGeneral): DIGHeadquarter 9210345 DIG Range 9213003 DIG Crime 9210024 SSP (Senior Superintendent Police) 9210508 DSP (Deputy Superintendent Police) 9210738 FIA (Federal Investigation Agency) 9216666 Narcotics 9217309 ProvincialAssembly 9210165 NO. POLICE STATIONS TELEPHONE NUMBERS

1 Aurmoru 2350156 2 Badabaira 2370376 3 Barapul 2950438 4 Bhana Mari 9219733 5 Campus 9216068 6 Chamkani 264305 7 Chawk -e- Yadgar 214065 8 Chawki Civil Quarter 216176 9 Dabgari 9210732 10 Daudzai 2960115 11 Faqirabad 241134 12 Gharbi 9213297 13 Gonwali 9210740 14 Gulbahar 241134 15 Hashtnagari 9210736 16 Hayatabad 9217333 17 Kabuli 214220 18 Khyber Bazar ACKU216415 19 Matani 2970123 20 Metra 2950316 21 Nasir Bagh 833500 22 Nauthia 272987 23 Peer -e -bala 2950507 24 Pushtakhara 272655 25 Sharqi 9313059 26 University Town 9216105 27 Yakatoot 9210741

ANCB Update 2000 Directory UAN-Universal Access Numbers

UAN - UNIVERSAL ACCESO NUMBERS

Company Name City U.A.N Bank in Pakistan: Emirates Bank International Ltd. Islamabad 111.999.777 Emirates Bank International Ltd. Lahore 111.999.777 Emirates Bank International Ltd. Peshawar 111.999.777 Emirates Bank International Ltd. Rawalpindi 111.999.777

Faysal Bank Limited Islamabad 111.747.747 Faysal Bank Limited Karachi 111.747.747 Faysal Bank Limited Lahore 111.747.747

Allied Bank of Pakistan Ltd. Islamabad 111.110.110 Allied Bank of Pakistan Ltd. Karachi 111.110.110 Allied Bank of Pakistan Ltd. Lahore 111.110.110 Allied Bank of Pakistan Ltd. Peshawar 111.110.110 Allied Bank of Pakistan Ltd. Quetta 111.110.110

Anz Grindlays Bank Lahore 111-011-110 Anz Grindlays Bank Peshawar 111- 011 -110 Anz Grindlays Bank Quetta 11 1 -01 I -110 Anz Grindlays Bank Rawalpindi 111 -011 -110 Askari Commercial Bank Ltd. Faisalabad 111- 000 -786

Askari Commercial Bank Ltd. Gujranwala 111-000-786 Askari Commercial Bank Ltd. Islamabad 111- 000 -786 Askari Commercial Bank Ltd. Karachi 111- 000 -786 Askari Commercial Bank Ltd. Lahore 111 -000 -786 Askari Commercial Bank Ltd. Peshawar 111- 000 -786

American Express Bank Ltd Faisalabad 111- 777 -999 American Express Bank Ltd. Islamabad 111 -777 -999 American Express Bank Ltd. Karachi 111- 777 -999

National Bank of Pakistan Faisalabad 111 -444 -786 National Bank of Pakistan Islamabad 111 -444 -786 National Bank of Pakistan Karachi 111 -444 -786 National Bank of Pakistan ACKULahore 111- 444 -786 National Bank of Pakistan Peshawar 111-444-786 National Bank of Pakistan Rawalpindi 111-444-786 Union Bank LTD. Lahore 111- 200 -200 Soneri Bank Ltd Failsalabad 111 -567 -890

Soneri Bank Ltd Gujranwala 111 -567 -890 Soneri Bank Ltd Hyderabad 111 -567 -890 Soneri Bank Ltd Karachi 111 -567 -890 Soneri Bank Ltd Lahore 111 -567 -890 Soneri Bank Ltd Peshawar 111-567-890 Soneri Bank Ltd Quetta 111 -567 -890 Soneri Bank Ltd Sialkot I I I- 567 -890

Standard Chartered Bank Ltd. Faisalabad 111- 400 -400 Standard Chartered Bank Ltd. Karachi 111-400-400 Standard Chartered Bank Ltd. c- Lahore 111- 400 -400 1 134 ANCB Update 2000 Directory UAN- Universal Access Numbers

Mashrique Bank Karachi II1-692-265 Mashreque Bank Lahore 111-692-265 Mashreque Bank Peshawar 111-692-265

State Life Insurance Corp. of Pakistan State Life Insurance Corp. of Pakistan Faisalabad 111 -555 -888 State Life Insurance Corp. of Pakistan Islamabad 111 -555 -888 State Life Insurance Corp. of Pakistan Karachi 111 -555 -888 State Life Insurance Corp. of Pakistan Lahore 111 -555 -888 State Life Insurance Corp. of Pakistan Peshawar 111 -555 -888 State Life Insurance Corp. of Pakistan Rawalpindi 111 -555 -888

Export Processing Bureau Export Processing zones authority Karachi 111.444.111 Export Promotion Bureau (Regional office) Islamabad 111.444.111 Export Promotion Bureau ( Regional Office) Lahore 111.444.111 Export Promotion Bureau ( Regional office) Peshawar 111.444.111

DHL in Pakistan:

DHL Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. Islamabad 111500.000 DHL Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. Karachi 111500.000 DHL Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. Lahore 111500.000 DHL Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. Peshawar 111500.000 DHL Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. Quetta 111500.000

TCS ( Pvt. ) Ltd. In Pakistan:

TCS (Pvt) Ltd. Karachi 111- 123 -456 TCS (Pvt) Ltd. Peshawar 111 -123 -456 TCS (Pvt) Ltd. Quetta 111 -123 -456 TCS (Pvt) Ltd. Rawalpindi 111 -123 -456

TNT Express Worldwide: TNT Express Worldwide ACKUIslamabad 111 -555 -111 TNT Express Worldwide Karachi' 111 -555 -111 TNT Express Worldwide Lahore 111-555-111 TNT Express Worldwide Peshawar 111 -555 -111 TNT Express Worldwide Quetta 111 -555 -111

Cargo (Pvt.) Ltd. In Pakistan

National Cargo (pvt) Ltd. Lahore 111- 222 -746

Mobilink Pak Mobile Communication (PVT) Ltd.

Mobilink Pak. Mobile Commu. (Pvt)Ltd. Islamabad 111- 300 -300 Mobilink Pak. Mobile Commu. (Pvt)Ltd. Karachi 111-300-300 Mobilink Pak. Mobile Commu. (Pvt)Ltd. Lahore 111- 300 -300

Mobilink Pak. Mobile Commu. (Pvt)Ltd. Peshawar 111- 300 -300 ANCB Update 2000 Directory UAN - Universal Access Numbers

Net Sat in Pakistan Zoom.net Karachi 111- 966 -666 Zoom.net Lahore 111966 -666 Sat. Net Islamabad 111- 728 -638 Sat. Net Karachi 111-728-638 Sat. Net Lahore 111- 728 -638

Diamond Fabric in ltd. In Pakistan Diamond Fabric Ltd Karachi 111.000.100 Diamond Fabric Ltd Lahore 111.000.100 Digital Pakistan ( Pvt) Karachi 111.200.111

World Call Tel in Pakistan: World Call Tel Karachi 111-111-005 World Call Tel Lahore 111-111-005

Council In Pakistan: The British Council Islamabad 111-424-424 The British Council Karachi 111- 424 -424

Institute Fast Institute of Computer Science Islamabad 111.128.128 Fast Institute of Computer Science Karachi 111.128.128

International News Agencies: The News International (Daily) Karachi 11 1- 919 -191 The News International (Daily) Lahore 111- 919 -191 The News International (Daily) Rawalpindi 11 1- 919 -191

U.S Health /Publishers /Estate VIP Care ACKUIslamabad 111-222-444 U.S Health Care U.S Health Care Karachi 111-222-444 U.S Health Care Lahore 111-222-444 U.S. Publishers (PVt) Ltd. Islamabad 111-222-444 U.S. Publishers (PVt) Ltd. Karachi 111-222-444 U.S. Publishers (PVt) Ltd. Lahore 111-222-444 VIP Estate Karachi 111-212-313

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Hotels in Pakistan

IMPORTANT HOTELS IN PAKISTAN

ABBOTABAD GILGIT AL -NOOR GUEST HOUSE, GILGIT SERENA HOTEL, Opp. Ayub Medical Complex, Jutial Mansehra Road Tel: (0572) 55894 -99, Tel: 381511 Fax: (0572) 55900

ALPINE, PTDC CHINAR INN, Mansehra Road. Gilgit Jab Pull, P.O. Jhangi Tel: 0572 -2526, 4262 Tel: 0992 -34255, 34256 Fax: 0572 -2650 Fax: 0992 -34529 HYDERABAD COMFORT INN, CITY GATE, Shahrah -e- Resham National Highway, Jail Road, Tel: 0992 -34159, 5574 Tel: 611677, 611744, 611197-98, 613766

GREEN'S FARAN, Tel: 4408, 381436 Sadar, Tel: 780194, 7880671, 28413 PEARL CONTENENTAL, Fax: 780671 Mansehra Road Tel: 0992 -34717, 34068 ISLAMABAD Fax: 0992 -34707 ADVENTURE INN, Garden Avenue, National Park Area. ROYAL Tel: 272537 -39 The Mall. Fax: 274625 Tel: 33234, 33235 Fax: 34492 AMBASSADOR, G- 6 -1 /1, Khayaban -e- Suharwardy SHIMLA RESORT, Tel: (051) 824011 -14 4, Shimla Hill Road Fax: (051) 821320 Tel: 0992 -33229 BAIGA, F -10 Markaz AYUBIA Tel: 299667, 299669 -71 PTDC MOTEL, Ayubia Fax: 299822 Tel: 0992 -359004 BEST HOME GUEST HOUSE, BALAKOT ACKUNo. 19, St. 28, F -6/1 GATE WAY, Balakot Tel: 92 -51- 278236 Tel: (0985) 210591, 210592, 206993 Fax: (09885) 828115 BONJOUR INN No. 119, St. 37, Sector F -10/1 PTDC MOTAL, Balakot Tel: 297492 -93 Tel: 0985- 210208 Fax: 92 -51- 297491 CAPITAL, FAISALABAD Near CDA Store, Iqbal Hall Road Tel: 815091 -10 Lines FAISALABAD SERENA HOTEL, Tel: (041) 600428 -36 Fax: 051- 815097 Fax: (041) 629235 CAPITAL INN, CHITRAL G -8 Markaz Tel: 264680 -3 PTDC MOTAL, Chitral Fax: 260980 Tel: 0933 -412683 E -mail: capinn @paknet2.ptc.pk Fax: 0933 -412722

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Hotels in Pakistan

CAPITAL LODGE DREAMLAND, 2, National Park, Club Road G -9/4, Peshawar. Tel: 818411, 823463 Tel: 252914, 252916, 262060, 262061 Fax: 252915 CHATEAU ROYAL, H. No. 1, St. 64, F -8/4 DREAMLAND MOTELS, Tel: 260845 -6 Islamabad Club Road Fax: 250777 Tel: 829072 -5 Lines Fax: 829077 CITI INTERNATIONAL, Block No. 7, Super Market, F -6 DROP INN GUEST HOUSE, Tel: 822295, 828213 H -21, St. 88, Embassy Road, G -6/3 Tel: 272157, 825466 CIVIC INTERNATIONAL, Fax: 273566 13 -W, Blue Area. Tel: 273740 -44 EMBASSY LODGE, Fax: 274450 36 Embassy Road, G -6/4 Tel: 201426 CLASSIC INN, Fax: 201647 No. 9, St. No. 47, F -7/1 Tel: 271558, 275450 FORTE CREST, Fax: 275450 104 -E, Jinnah Avenue, Blue Area. Tel: 206740 -41 CONTINENTAL ENVOY Fax: 92 -51- 206742 111 -East, Fazal- ul -Haq Road, F -7, G -7, Blue Area. FRIENDS INN, Tel: 821138, 813189 Block 16, I & T Center, G -6/1 -4 Fax: 92-51-273045 Tel: 272546 -49

CONTINENTAL GUEST HOUSE, HAVEN INN, 94 Nazimuddin Road, F -8/4. No. 119, St. 37, F -10 /1 Tel: 051-256670-71 Tel: 051- 297492 -93 Fax: 051-262144 Fax: 92 -51- 297491

CONTINENTAL INN, HOLIDAY INN, H. No. 10, St. 17, F -8/3. Civic Center, Tel: 252447, 255847 Tel: 827311-20 Lines Fax: 252447 Fax: 051- 273273, 824021

CONTINENTAL INN, HOST INN, H. No. 10, St. 17, F -8/3. 3 -A /1, Kaghan Road, F -8 Markaz Tel: 252447, 853343 Tel: 262645, 250362 Fax: 255847 ACKUFax: 253544 DECENT INN, H. No. 2, St. 15 -A, INTERNATIONAL GUEST HOUSE, Margalla Road. No. 12, 7`h Avenue, F -6/1 Tel: 823173, 823390 Tel: 827098 -99 Fax: 823390 Fax: 827560 DECENT LODGE, ISLAMABAD MARRIOT, No. 261, St. 22, Sector E -7 Agha Khan Road, Shalimar 5, Tel: 825536, 819411 Tel: 111- 22- 33 -44, 826121 -15 Lines, 201071 Fax: 92-51-823394 Fax: 820648 E -mail: decent @apollo.net.pk

DIPLOMAT INN, JACARANDA GUEST HOUSE, H. No. 10, St. 30, F -7/1 17 College Road, F -7/3 Tel: 823238, 826328 Tel: 273183, 277658, 825708, 825735 Fax: 826249 Fax: 827661, 827234

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Newspapers, Magazines & Periodicals

AFGHANESTAN GURBAT (Falcon) Publisher: Afghan Information Center Supervisor: Dr. Amanullah Editor -in- Chief: Sayyed Na'im Majrouh Editor -in- Chief: Hafizullah Ghakhtalai Language: Pashtou, Dari, English Deputy to Editor -in- Chief: Ahmad Wais Wardag Add: 18 -E, Sayyed Jamaluddin.Afghan Rd, U. Town, Editor: Board of Supervisors Peshawar GPO Box: # 228, Peshawar Add: GPO Box #: 388 Phone: 40953 Fax: 842010 Email: gorbatco(a7vahoo.com GAHNAMA -ye -HUNAR (The Art Periodical) AINA (Mirror) Editor -in- Chief: A. W. Rahraw Umarzad Publisher: UNO Editor: Board of Writers Editor: Stephanie Bunker Language: Pashtou, Dari, English Language: English Add: PO Box # 54623, Kabul, Afghanistan; Add: 293, St. # 55, F -10/4, Islamabad G.P.O Box #: 1273, Peshawar, Pakistan Phone: 211451 -55/ Fax: 211450 Email: gahnama e hunar(&usa.net Email: ariana(&undpafg.org.pk ALGHOOCHAK (Stepping Stone) HAZARAJAT ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER Editor -in- Chief: Engr. Younus Akhtari Publisher: Ertebat, RCB Activities in Hazarajat Editor: Board of Writers Funded by: UNOCHA Language: Dari Language: English Add: Liaison Office, Safayd -Ab Bazar, Sar -e- Jangal, Add: Hazarajat RCO, UNOCHA, Foreign Ministry Rd., Ghour, Afghanistan Kabul P.O.Box #: 1135, Kabul Email: unrco.kabul(a)undpafg.pk/org Safayd Ab, Sar -e- Jangal, Ghour, Afghanistan Pakistan: BASHIR- ul- MU'MENAT Opp. FCA, N -2, Phase 4, Main Road, Hayatabad, (Glad Tidings for Faithful Women ) Peshawar Publisher: AWRC JAHRCHI (Public Informer) Editor -in- Chief: Board of Writers. Publisher: AFGHANAID Language: Pashtou, Dari, English Add: 2nd Floor, 16 Mortimer Street, London WIN 7 RD Add: UPOBox #: 1421, Peshawar, Pakistan Phone: 020 7255 -3355 Phone: 840311 Fax: 020 7255 -3344 Email: info nafghanaid.orq.uk Da TSARWAYOO ROUGHTIA AwTAWLID (Animals' health & Reproduction) KHOUSHA- YE -UMAID (Grape of Hope) Publisher: FAO Publisher: AWEC Supervisor: Dr. Sayyed GuI Safi, Dr. Abdul -AzimNaseri, Editor: Board of Writers Dr. Muhebullah Halim ACKULanguage: Pashtou, Dari Language: Pashtou, Dari Add: 195, St. 57, G -9/4, Islamabad, Pakistan Add: 8 A & B, St. # 30, F -711, Islamabad Email: pal(&,awn.sdnpk.undp.org / awec(aapollo.net.pk PO Box #: 2713, Islamabad Phone: 821603 / 827025 / 821517 Fax:828173 MASIR (Route) Email: iibarfao*isb.comsats.net.uk Publisher: BRR Founder: Engr. Asadullah Oriakhail ETTELA'AT (Information) Editor -in- Chief: Abdul -Fatah Rawshangar Publisher: Public Relations Program Editor: Board of Editors US Consulate, Peshawar Language: Pashtou, Dari, English Editor: Qazi Muhammad Amin Mudaqqeq Add: UPO Box #: 1093, Peshawar Add: Genral Bakht Khan Rd., Cantt., Peshawar Phone: 811226 Phone: 279801, 279803 Fax: 276712 Email: maseer(aengland.com

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Newspapers, Magazines & Periodicals

MUSTAQBAL (Future) PURMAKHTAG (Advancement) Editor -in- Chief: Sefatullah Qanet Publisher: ADA Resident Editor: Nasir Ahmad Nawidi Editor: Sayyed Hashem Foulad, Najibullah Poupal Assistant: Muhammadajan Haqqpal Language: Pashtou, Dari Language: Pashtou, Dari Add: 432, Old Bara Rd., U. Town, Peshawar Add:.GPO Box #: 1211, Peshawar UPO Box #: 922, Peshawar Email: mustaqbalm(ayahoo.com Phone: 43661 Fax: 42230 NAWAI KOUR, NAWAI ZHWAND KHANA- ye -NAW, ZENDAGI- ye -NAW RANGIN -KAMAN (Rainbow) (New Home, New Life) Editor: Board of Writers Published: Jointly by BBC, AEP, UNESCO Add: Sanayee Institute of Education and Learning Editor -in- Chief: Shayrazuddin Seddiqi (SIEAN) Orakzai Plaza, U/T, Peshawar Language: Pashtou, Dari Phone: + 92 +91- 8428165, 843755 Add: BBC AEP, 8, Abdara Rd., U. Road, Peshawar, Fax: +92 +91- 842155 Pakistan Email: daliWsieal.pwr.sdnk.undp.org U.P.O Box #: 946, Peshawar GPO Box #: 73, Peshawar Phone: 842320 / 42765 -66Fax: (92) 91- 842319 Email: shiraz (&bbcaed.pwr.sdnpk.undp.org SABA (The Norther) Editor -in- chief: Board of Writers NAWI HILT (New hopes) Language: Pashtou, Dari Publisher: IRC Add: 95, St. # 6, N -3, Phase 4, Hayatabad, Language: Peshtou, Dari Peshawar Add: 12, Chinar Rd., University Town Phone: 817387 / 813299 PO Box: 504 U.P.O Box #: 890 Phone: 41845, 43310 Fax: 818203 Email: ircpk(abrain.net.pk Email: asalam(abrain.net.pk

PARSA (in Kabul) SABA (Tomorrow) Publisher: Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Support for Editor -in- Chief: Belqis Balouch Resident Editor: Sajedah Milad Afghanistan. Add: GPO Box #: 356, Peshawar Editor: Mary MacMakin Add: Shash Darak, beside Ariana Hotel, Ariana Square, Kabul USA: C/O Bob MacMakin SABAWOON (Dawn) POBox #: 2055, Bibs, AZ 85603 Editor -in- Chief: Abdul Qayyoom Muhmand Email: macmakin(&,,theriver.com Editor: Qazi Sayyed Ekhtiaruddin Sabawoon Website: Language: Pashtou Add: 226, 2nd Floor, Gul Hajji Plaza, University Road. PAYAM-e-ENKESHAF Phone: 841749 (Message of Development) ACKUGPO Box: 636, Peshawar Publisher: CoAR USA: PO Box: 8297 Language: Pashtou, Dari, English Fountain Valley, CA 92728, USA Add: 19, Chinar Road, University Town, Peshawar Email: sabawoonAsabawoon UPO Box #: 1013 Web: www.sabawoon.com Phone: 40789 Fax: 42789 SADAF (Shell) Publisher: CCA Editor -in- Chief: Khaledah Furough PAYAM -e-SABA Language: Pashtou, Dari (The Message of the Norther) Address: GPO Box #: 1378, Peshawar, Pakistan Language: Pashtou, Dari Phone: 815647 Fax: 816386 Add: GPO Box #: 1220, Peshawar, Pakistan Email: hussaini(d,pes.comsats.net.pk

b ANCB Update 2000 Directory Newspapers, Magazines & Periodicals

SAHAR (Morning) WAHDAT (Unity) Editor -in- Chief: Muhammad Na'im Mustafa Hussainkhail Editor -in- Chief: Pir Safayd Shah Hamdard Editor: Muhammad Zubair Shafiqi Editors: Pir Rahmdel Shah, Zafar Ali Shah Gailani Language: Pashtou, Dari Language: Pashtou Add: Daily Sahaar, AI- Farooq Bldg., Qessah- Khani Add: Daily Wandat, 20, Islameyyah Club Bldg., Khybar Bazar, Peshawar Bazar, Peshawar, Phone: 2566663 Phone: 214034, 214154 Fax: 214321 SALAMATI (Health) Email: wandatapes.comsats.net.pak Publisher: AMI Editor -in- Chief: Muhammad Da'ood Noori WATAN (Homeland)

Editors: K. Nateq, F. Bazgar Editor -in- Chief: Laila Khurram - Language: Pashtou, Dari Manager: Abdullah Hemmat Add: 10, Park Ave., University Town, Peshawar Language: Dari, Pashtou Phone: 43631 Add. : U.P.O. Box #: 784, Peshawar. Fax: 840419 Phone /Fax: 817246 GPO Box: 326, Peshawar PO Box #: 293 BXL 4, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgique Email: aidmed( brain.net.pk Phone /Fax: 844758 Email: radaApsh.paknet.com.pk SAPAYDA (Dawn) Editor -in- Chief: Muhebb Baresh WEEKLY UPDATE Editor: Board of Writers Publisher: UNOCHA, Peshawar Language: Pashtou, Dari Language: English Add: 60 -D III, Sayyed Jamaluddin Afghan Rd., University Add: 20 -D /A, Circular Rd., Town, Peshawar Phone: 840316, 41131, and 45207 Phone: 45435 / 44239 / 842878Email: irfan(a)pes.comsats.net.pk

SPACH NEWSLETTER Publisher: Society for the Preservation of Afghanistan's Cultural Heritage Editor: Brigitte Neubacher Add: C/O ARIC, UPO Box 1084, University Town, Peshawar Phone: 840387, 40839, 44392 Fax: 840471 Email: spach(a,unocha.sdnpk.undp.org TA'AWUN (Cooperation) ACKU Publisher: CCA Lanugage: Pashtou, Dari Add: GPOBox #: 1378, Peshawar, Pakistan Phone /Fax: 815647 / 816386

TADBIR (Contrivance) Publisher: Information Unit, SCA Editor -in- Chief: Ake Johansson Advisor: Ahmad Farid Arefi Language: Pashtou, Dari Add: G.P.O Box #: 689, Peshawar Fax: 840519 Email: inforscana,brain.net.pk

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Print & Press

ACBAR Press Nasir Laser Compose Add: 2, Rahman Baba Road, U. Town, Add: 124, Is' Floor, Gul Hajji Plaza, U. Road, UPO Box 1084, Peshawar Tel: 44392 Tel: 43861

Al- Bayrooni Composing Center Saboor Press and Laser Composing Add: 224, 2 "d Floor, GuI Hajji Plaza, U. Road, Center Peshawar Add: 122, ls: Floor, Cul Hajji Plaza, University Tel: 841749 Road, Peshawar Tel: 843382 Danesh Publishing Center Add: Na'lbandi Daka, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Sayyed Jamaluddin Afghan Press Peshawar Add: Dar- ul- Khair, Ne'mat Mahal, U. Road, Tel: 2564513 Peshawar PO Box: 974 Ghazi Laser Composing Center Tel: 2564513 Add: 125, Is` Floor, Gul Hajji Plaza, U. Road, Peshawar Tel: 840272

Habib Composing Center Add: 219, 2"dFloor, GuI Hajji Plaza, U. Road, Peshawar

Hamid Noor Laser Compose Add: 413, 3rd Floor, Gul Hajji Plaza, U. Road, Peshawar Tel: 840378

Houtak Laser Composing Center Add: 213, 2" Floor, Gul Hajji Plaza, U. Road, Peshawar Tel: 45461 ACKU Ketab Publishing Center Add: Jangi Mahalah, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Maiwand Publishing Center Add: Na'lbandi Daka, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Tel: 2565520

ANCB Update 2000 Directo Booksellers

AI -Azhar Books Add: Na'Ibandl Daka, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Tel: 2564414 Arash Books Add: Shahin Town, U. Road, Peshawar Tel: 845134 Ariana Books Add: Na'Ibandi Daka, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Tel: 213263 Besmellah Books Add: Tahkal -e -Bala, Arbab Road, U. Road, Peshawar Danesh Book Store Add: Na'Ibandi Daka, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Tel: 2564513 Fazl Books Add: Na'Ibandi Daka, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Haqqaniyyah Books Add: Jangi Mahalah, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Kabul Books Add: Khybar Bazar, Peshawar Khawar Books Add: Shahin Town, Beside Town Police Station, U. Road, Peshawar Tel: 43708 Maktaba- ye- Panjshayr Add: Jangi Mahalah, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar ACKURaf at Books Add: Naser Bagh Road, Board, Peshawar Saba Books Add: Na'lbandi Daka, Qessah -Khani Bazar, Peshawar Tel: 2565520

Shams -ur- Rahman Books Add: Shahin Town, Beside Town Police Station, U. Road, Peshawar

ANCE Update 2000 Directory News Agency & E. Media

Afghan Islamic Press (AIP) Tel: 230339, 841100

Ariana News Agency Tel: 218126

Radio BBC Tel: 842320, 42765 -66

Radio Payam -e- Afghan Tel: 825052

Voice of America (VOA) Tel: 40534, 44364 ACKU

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Hotels in Pakistan

JAFARI'S GUEST HOUSE, SWEET HOME, H. No. 10, G -6/4, Bazar Road. No. 8, Embassy Road, G -6/4 Tel: 272450 Tel: 201695, 813112, Fax: 201695 Fax: 272450 THE EXECUTIVE'S, JAFFERY, No. 45, St. 5, F -8/3 68, I & T Centre, G -8/1. Tel: 856333, 282249 Tel: 253185, 256051, 253185 Fax: 262205 Fax: 256051 THE METROPOLE, JAWA INTERNAIONAL, No. 18, St. 30,F -6/1 1 -9 Markaz Tel: 815144, 815146 Tel: 443334 -8 Fax: 92-51-825647 LAKE VIEW MOTEL, THE POET GUEST HOUSE, Club Road, Near Rawal Lake No. 31, St. 11, F -6/3 Tel: 821386 -5 Lines Tel: 273476 Fax: 822394 Fax: 823339 LORDS INTERNATIONAL, No. 13, St. 28, F -6/1 THE RESIDENCE, Tel: 824380, 827257,813358 H No. 2, St. 30, 7th Avenue, F -6/I Fax: 92-51-813358 Tel: 813218, 822473 Fax: 822473 MARGALA MOTELS, Motorway, M2, Near Convention Centre. WESTAR HOUSE, Tel: 813345 -49 No. 29, Kaghan Road, F -8/3 Fax: (051) 274054 Tel: 281781 E -mail: isb @margalamotel.com Fax: 252917 Or margala @motels.sdnpk.undp.org WHITE PALACE GUEST HOUSE, MARINA INTERNATIONAL, No. 14, St. 84, Main Embassy Road 109 East, Jinnah Avenue, Blue Area Tel: 278086 Tel: 271307 -08 -09 Fax: 276506 Fax: 819661 KARACHI MIRAJ, AIRPORT HOTEL, 21 -C, Markaz G -9 Stargate Road, Airport Tel: 255056, 251173, 282587 Tel: 4570141 -5 Lines Fax: 051- 262129 AL- FAYYAZ, ORCHARD HOUSE, 45, Fatima Jinnah Road, Near Cantt.Rly.Station 57, School Road, F -7/1 Tel: 511344 Tel: (92 -51) 272017, 271738 Fax: 5682790 Fax: (09-51) 272330 ACKU E -mail: orchard @isb.compol.com AL- KHAIR, PEARL HOUSE, Nawab Mohabbat Khanji Road, Lea Market. 22 -A, College Road, Opp. Jinnah Tel: 7524045 Super Market, F -7/2 Tel: 822108, 278164 AL-MASHRIQ, Fax: 278165 Shahrah-e-Liaquat, Sadar. Tel: 5684614, 5681004, 5682742 ROYAL INTERNATIONAL, No. 8, 7`h Avenue, F -6/1 AL- MUSTAFA, Tel: 827975, 828773, 278169 Raja Ghazanfarali Road, Sadar. Fax: 92-51-812132 Tel: 5660507, 5661053, 5661047 Fax: 9221-5660500 SHELTON HOUSE, 11, Kaghan Road, F -8/3, Near Faisal Avenue AL- SALATIN, Tel: 856956, 856248 Dawood Pota Road, Sadar. Fax: 282247 Tel: 5671093 Fax: 5673478 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Hotels in Pakistan

AVARI TOWERS MEHRAN, Fatima Jinnah Road, Shahrah -e- Faisal. Tel: 56610100 Tel: 5660851 -12 Lines, Fax: 5677019 E -mail: htmehran @super.net.pk BEACH LUXUARY: Tamizuddin Khan Road, METROPOLE, Tel: 5611031 -7 Line Club Road. Fax: 92-215611625 Tel: 5660145 -53 BILAL, Fax: 5684301 896 -C, Tariq Road, Near Café de Khan Tel: 4522890, 4543192, 448792 PERAL CONTINENTAL, P.O.Box 8513, Club Road. BLOOM LUXURY, Tel: 021- 5685021, 111 -505 -505 Golf Club, Near Japan Consulate. Fax: 021 -5681835, 5682655 Tel: 5675261 -4 Fax: (021) 5675265 REGENT PLAZA, E -mail: Bazzai @cyber.net.pk Sharah -e- Faisal. Tel: 5660611 -50 Lines CHANDNI, Fax: 021- 5683146, 5687202, 5687658 Dawood Pota Road, Sadar. Tel: 5674474 SARAWAN, Raja Ghazanfarali Road, Sadar. DILKUSHA, Tel: 516001 -10 Lines 110, Aiwan -e- Tijarat Road, Boulton Market. Fax: 5680278 Tel: 2416768, 2428271, 2417468 LAHORE EMBASSY, AL -ASAD, 100 -B, SMCHS, Sharah -e- Faisal, Nursery. Mcleod Road, Near Railway Station, Tel: 4535461 -10 Lines Tel: 7650481, 7655329 Fax: (92-21) 4526797 Fax: 7666431

FARAN, AMBASSADOR HOTEL Sharah -e- Faisal, Nursery. 7 -Davis Road, Tel: 4532478 -85 Tel: 630485 Fax: 021- 4545752 Fax: 63016820 -32 E -mail: ambslaes @pal.com.pk GUL- E- BALUCHISTAN, Shedi Village Road, Lea Market AVARI LAHORE Tel: 749244, 749245 87, Shahrah -e- Quaid -e -Azam. Tel: 92-42-6365366, 6365805 GULF, Fax: 92-42-6365367, 6368694, Dawood Pota Road, Sadar E -mail: avarigst @Ihr.comsats.net.pk Tel: 5661235 -39, 5670481 -85 ACKU Fax: 5682388 CLIFTON JABEES HOTEL: Near Railway Station. Abdullah Haroon Road, Tel: 6366740 -3 Tel: 512011 -5 Line Fax: 6366282 Fax: 92-21-5682354 GRACE, KARACHI MARRIOT, 25, Nicholson Road. 9, Abdullah Haroon Road. Tel: 6300991 -5 Tel: 5680111, 5682011, 111- 223344 Fax: 6300997 Fax: 5681610, 5670111 E -mail: gracehotel @wol.net.pk

KARACHI SHERATON HOLIDAY INN, HOTEL & TOWERS, 25/26, Egerton Road Club Road Tel: 92 -42- 6310077 Tel: 92 -21- 5681021 Fax: 92-42-6314515 Fax: 92-21-5682875 140 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Hotels in Pakistan

PARKWAY, GREEN'S No. 1, McLeod Road, Near Railway Station. Sadar Road, Cantt. Tel: 6365908 -12, 6311923 Tel: 091 -270182 -4 Fax: 6366029 Fax: 091 -276088

PARK INN, PEAR CONTINENTAL, Suekarno Chowk. S h ahrah -e- Quaid -e -A zam . Tel: 091- 2560048 -49 Tel: 6360210, 6360560, Fax: 6362760, 6364362 Fax: 091 -211262

PEARL CONTINENTAL, MURREE Khyber Road. BLUE PINES MOTEL Tel: 091 -276361, 1 11 -505 -505 Kings Estate, Motor Agency, Fax: 091 -276465- 271095 Murree E -mail: pcpsw @hotel.psw.erum.com.pk Tel: 410230 SERENITY, City Tower, University Road. Tel: 091- 841875, 41971, BRIGHTLANDS, Fax: 091-841875, 41971 lmtiaz Shaheed Road. Tel: 410270, 410916 Fax: 410917 SHELTON HOUSE, I5 -B, Old Jamrud Road, University Town. CECIL, Tel: 842087, 842088, 40772, 45255 lmtiaz Shaheed Road. Fax: 42383 Tel: 411131-34 Fax: 411133 SHIRAZ INN, MEHRAN, University Road. GPO Chowk. Tel: 091- 845544 -47 Tel: 410280 Fax: 091 -840497

RITZ, THE EXECUTIVES, GPO Chowk, The Mall, No. 17 -E, Abdara Road, University Town. Tel: 410876, 410877 Tel: 842594, 41454 Fax: 842595 NARAN MARCO POLO, PTDC MOTEL, Pear Continental Hotel, Kaghan Valley, Khyber Road. NARAN Tel: 091 -276361 -69 Tel: (0985) 430002, 430111 SHIRAZ RESTAURANT, NATHIAGALI ACKUUniversity Road. GREEN'S, Tel: 42019, 842029 Nathiagali, Tel: 05921- 352261 -64 TAIPAN CHINESE RESTAURANT, Fax: 05921-268264 Pearl Continental Hotel, Khyber Road. PESHAWAR Tel: 276361 -69 CONTINENTAL GUEST HOUSE, 77 -E, Rahman Baba Road, QUETA University Town, BLOOM STAR HOTEL, Tel: 091- 844878, 844932 Stewart Road, Fax: 091 -842335 Tel: 833350- 51 -52 -53

GRAND, ISLAMABAD, University Road, Jinnah Road. Tel: 92-91-844353-8 Tel: 820959, 824006, 820705 Fax: 92 -91- 844359

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Hotels in Pakistan

LOURDES, SWAT Staff College Road, Cantt. DAMAY -ZE Tel: 829656 -60 (5 Lines), 822352, 843391 Aqba Road, Saidu Sharif, Fax: 92 -81- 841352 Tel: (0936) 720935

QUETTA INTERNATIONAL, NEST THE HOTEL Prince Road. Kalam Swat. Tel: 081- 842632, 836574 Tel: (092) 936- 830213 Fax: 081 -836573 Fax: (092) 51- 564523

QUETTA SERENA HOTEL, PAMEER Shahrah -e- Zarghoom. Kalam Swat. Tel: 081- 820071 -30 Lines Tel: 0936- 830333 Fax: 081 -820070 Fax: 0936- 720206 E -mail: [email protected] PAMEER SHEES, G.T. Road. M.A.Jinnah Road. Tel: 0936 -720201 -5 Tel: 823015, 823141 Fax: 0936-720206 ZULFIQAR, Prince Road. SWAT SERENA Tel: 081 -822720, 824736 Saidu Sharif Fax: 081-822634 Tel: (0936) 711640-41, 711996, 710518 Fax: (0936) 710402, 711998 RAWALPINDI E -mail: serena @biruni.erum.com.pk AKBAR INTERNATIONAL, Liaqut Road. Tel: 532001 -04 Fax: 557642 PEARL CONTINENTAL

AL- BADAR, Hotel Square, Murree Road, PESHAWAR Committee Chowk. TEL: 276361 Telex: 52389 PEARL PK Tel: 502380 -3(4 Lines) 091 -111 505 5051 Fax: 92-51-502330 E -Mail: pcpsw @hotel.psw.erum.com.pk

AL- FAROOQ, KARACHI Committee Chowk. Tel: 5685021 Telex: 23617 PERAL PK Tel: 556200 -01 -02 021-111 505 505 Email: pckhi @hetel.khi.erum.com.pk ARIANA INTERNATIONAL Moti Mahal Chowk, Murree Road ACKU Tel: 599260 -3 LAHORE Fax: 5501741 Tel: 6360210 Telex: 44877 PEARL PK

KHAWAJA'S CLASSICS HOTEL EXECUTIVE 042-111 505 505 Tel: 541190 -5 E-mail [email protected] Fax: 541299 RAWALPINDI PEARL CONTINENTAL Tel: 566011 Telex: 5736 PEARL PK The Mall 051- 111 -505 505 Tel: 566011 -20 E -mail: pcisb @hotel.isb.erum.com.pk

FLASHMAN'S, MUREE The Mall. (BURBAN) Tel: 581480 -4 Lines, 567277, 563294 Tel: ( 051) 427082 Fax ?: ( 051) 42708 Fax: 92-51-563294

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Guest Houses

GUEST HOUSES

ow Guest Houses in Islamabad:

Continental Guest House H.94, Nazimuddin Rd. F -8/4, Islamabad Tel: 256670 -71

Shelton Guest House H.1 I, Kaghan Rd., F -8/3, Islamabad Tel: 282247, 250691

Jacaranda Guest House H. 17, College Rd.F -7/3, Islambad Tel: 273183

Jacaranda Blossom Guest House H.27, College Rd. F -7/2, Islamabad Tel: 825708, 825735

Pearl House H.22 -A, College Rd. F -7/2, Islamabad Tel: 822108

Vogue House H.20, Nazimuddin Rd. F-8/l, Islambad Tel: 262004, 275087

Jasmine Lodge H.6, St. 54, F -7/4, Islamabad Tel: 821971

Horizon Guest House H. 28, St. 26, F -6/2, Islamabad Tel: 111333666, 829114 -8

Executive Guest House H. 55, St. 5, F -8/3, Islamabad Tel: 260025, 282249, 856333 ow Guest Houses in Peshawar:

Shelton House 15 B, Old Jamrud Rd., University Town Tel: 842087 Regent Guest ACKUH. Old Jamrud Rd., University Town. VIP Guest H. Old Bara Rd., University Town Tel: 842806

Decent Lodge S.Jamaluddin Afghani.Rd.,Univèrsity Town Tel 44906

Decent Lodge H. # 12. D/ B, University Town ,Circular Rd. Pesh. Tel: 843444 , 844648 Fax:843444

The Executive's ( T.M. Group) 71 - E, Abdara Rd., University Town,Peshawar Tel: 842593,842594 Fax: 842595

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Information

ART GALLERIES Abasin Art Council, Behind Peshawar Museum. Tasnim Art Gallery, Arbab Rd., Peshawar Cantt. Sher Ahmad Artist, Green's Hotel Building, Pesahwar Cantt.

CULTURAL CENTERS: Nishtar Hall, Court Road. Tel: 920264 British Council Library and Cultural Center, 17 -C, Chinar Road, University Town, Tel: 42818 -91 Iranian Cultural Center, Sir Syed Road. Opp. Peshawar Club Tel: 279453 French Cultural Centre, Arbab Road, Peshawar Cantt. Tel: 274542 International Educational Institutions: Islamabad: International School 434954 British School 822362, 823766 INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL AIRLINES IN PAKISTAN: ¢w. Lahore: Royal Airlines I11-888-333 Shaheen Air International 111-808-080

e Karachi: Shaheen Air International 111-808-080 Royal Airlines 111-888-333

AIRLINES/TRAVEL AGENTS IN ISLAMABAD/ RAWALPINDI: Air France 824096, 824098 British Airways, Islamabad 273081 -83 British Airways, Rawalpindi 564702, 565413, 566791 PIA, Islamabad 815041, 816051 PIA,Rawalpindi 567011, 568071 Travel Planner 821087 American Express, Blue Area, Islamabad 272425, 815538 American Express, UN House 279165, and Ext.: 2294 Bounds Travel Bureau 278944 -48 Royal Airlines 111 -111 -200 Shaheen Air International ACKU111 -808 -080 Airlines/Travel Agents in Peshawar : Air France, Pearl Continental hotel. 273386 British Airways, Green's Hotel, Peshawar Cantt. 273252 Emirates Airlines, 95 -H, Saddar Road. 273744 Gulf Airline, Arbab Road, Peshawar Cantt. 275949 Saudi Airlaines, Islamia Road Opp. Jan's Shopping Arcade. 285071-3 PIA Booking Office, Arabab Road. 279162 Aeroasia Airline, near Bilor Plaza, Saddar Road. 277289, 275237 Shaheen Air International 111-808-080

RAILWAY BOOKING OFFICE: Cantt. Railway Station, saddar Road. Tel 274437 Enquiry - 177

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Information

BUS STATIONS: General Bus Station, G.T.Road, Peshawar City. Tel: 215811 - 263356 Air conditioned buses for Lahore and Rawalpindi, Opp. Firdos Cinema Near Balahisar Fort, Peshawar City. Tel: 220333 Bus for Quetta, Sadda Bahar Bus Station, Kohat Road, Peshawar City Buses (Mini Buses) for Kohat, Bannu, Parachinar and Dera Ismail Khan on Kohat Road, Peshawar City.

CLUBS:

Peshawar Club, Sir Syed Road, Peshawar Cantt. Tel: 279048 American Club. 24 -D, Circular road. University Town, Peshawar Tel: 41321

YOUTH HOSTEL: Block B -I Plot # 37, Phase V, Hayatabad.

HOSPITALS IN PAKISTAN : .Lahore: Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital 111- 155 -555 oa.Islamabad: Shifa International Hospital, Islamabad 446801 -30 PIMS 9261170 -80 Children Hospital 9260450 -62 Polyclinic, Islamabad 9218300 -309 CMH, Rawalpindi 56134049 Military Hospital, Rawalpindi 56134193 Ali Medical Center 255313 -5 Naval Hospital, Islamabad 272350, 272351 oA-Peshawar : Govt. Lady Reading Hospital , 210041 Hospital Road, Peshawar City. ACKU Khyber Medical Hospital 841701 University Road, Peshawar.

Christian Hospital, 212371 Dabgari Gardens.

Cantonment Board General Hospital, 278153 Sunehry masjid Road, Peshawar Cantt.

Khyber Medical Center, 211241 Dabgari Peshawar City.

Dental Hospital, Khyber Medical College, University of Peshawar.

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Information

FOREIGN MISSIONS:

1. US Consulate, hospital Road, Peshawar Cantt. Tel: 279801 -3 2. Afghan Consulate, 10`" Mall Road, Peshawar Cantt. Tel: 285962-4 3. Iran Consulate, 18 Park Avenue, University Town, Tel: 845403, Fax: 840305

SPORTS AND RECREATION

1. Peshawar Club, Sir Sayed Road, Peshawar Cantt. For Squash, Tennisand Gymnastics. 2. Arbab Niaz Stadium. Peshawar City, for Cricket, Hockey and Polo. 3. Peshawar Stadium, Peshawar Cantt. For gymnastics. Hockey, Squashand Swimming. 4. Peshawar Golf Course., Off Shami Road, Peshawar Cantt. 5. Jan's Recreation Center, Islamia road, Peshawar Cantt. For Snooker and Swimming. 6. Pearl Continental (Swimming Pool,) Kyber Road, Peshawar. 7. Qamar Zaman Squash Complex, Qayyum Stadium, Peshawar Cantt. 8. Jehangir Khan Squash Complex, Services Ground, Peshawar Cantt. 9. Roshan Khan Squash Complex, P.A.F. Peshawar Cantt.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

LIST OF OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS FOR AFGHANISTAN -2000

Eid- ul -Fitr* 9and 10 January Sunday and Monday Eid- ul- Qurban* 15 and 16 March Wednesday and Thursday Afgahn New Year 20 March Tuesday Tenth of Moharam* 16 April Sunday Prophet's Birthday* 15 June Thursday First Ramazan* 29 November Wedneday Christmas Day 25 December Sunday Eid- ul -Fitr* 28 December Thursday

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LIST OF OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS FOR PAKISTAN -2000 Eid -ul- Fitr* ACKU10 January Monday Eid- ul -Azha* 16 and 17 March Thursday and Friday Pakistan Day 23 March Tuesday Tenth of Moharam* 17 April Monday Eid Milad- un -Nabi( Prophet's Birthday* 15 June Thursday Independence Day 14 August Monday Birthday of Quaid -1 -Azam/ Christmas 25 December Monday Eid- ul -Fitr* 28 December Thursday and Friday

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Important Telephone Numbers In Islamabad and Rawalpindi:

Brigade 16, 9217694 Emergency Police `f6 15, 9261412 Mobile: 91 1I ANCB Update 2000 Directory Important Information

Electricity Complaints: 9204596,9204809 Flight Inquiry: 114,565416 Gas Supply Complaints: 119, 433372, and 432457 -65 Phone Complaints: 18, 457400, and 290018 Railway Inquiry: 117, 9207834, and 9207836 Water Supply Complaints: 9204654 Ambulance (EDHI) 115,827844

BANK AND MONEY CHANGERS ANZ Grindlays, The Mall, Peshawar Cantt. Habib Bank, Saddar Rd., Peshawar Cannt. Mashreq Bank, Saddar Rd., Peshawar Cntt. Chowk Yadgar Money Changers, Chowk Yadgar, Peshawar City.

HOTELS IN PESHAWAR: Hotel Pearl Continental, Khyber Rd.. Tel:276361 -69 Dean's Hotel, Islamia Rd.. Tel: 279781 -2 Green's Hotel, Saddar Rd.. Tel: 273604, 274304 Park Inn, Jail Bridge, Khyber Bazaar. Tel: 2560048 -9 Hotel Grand, University Rd.. Tel 844353 Rose Hotel, Khyber Bazaar. Tel: 250755 -7 Habib Hotel, Railway Rd.. Tel: 210517 Khanis Hotel, Saddar Rd.. Tel : 275625 Hayat Hotel, Off GT Rd., Near Firdaus Cinema. Tel: 218221 -5 Amin Hotel, GT Rd.. Tel: 218215 -9 Zabeel Palace Hotel. GT Rd., Khan's Club, New Rampura Gate, Near Hashtnagir. TI: 214802 Three -Star Hotel, GT Rd.. Tel: 275741 Shahzad Hotel, Saddar Rd.. Tel: 275741 New Golden Hotel, Saddar Rd.. Sindabad Hotel, Saddar Rd.. Tel: 275020 Sheri Hotel, Khadim Shaheed Rd., Stadium Chowk. Tel: 278449 Tourist Inn Motel, Saddar Rd., Near Jan's Bakery. Tel: 275632

PLACES TO EAT: Salatin Restaurant, Cinema Rd., Peshawar City. Tikka Shops in Namak Mandi, Peshawar City. Tikala restaurant, Army Stadium Khyber Rd.. Marcopolo Restaurant, Hotel Pearl Continental.ACKU Taipan Chinese Restaurant, Hotel Pearl Continetal, Green's Hotel & Restaurant, Saddar Rd., Jan's tikka Ship, Jan's Arcade, Islamia Rd., Cantt. Shehzad Restaurant and Snack Bar, Shezad Hotl, Saddar Rd.. Season's Fast Food Restaurant, Arbab Rd., Peshawar Cantt. Osmania Restaurant, University Rd.. Sheraz Restaurant, University Rd.. Kowloon Chinese Restaurant, University Rd., Afghan Restaurant, University Rd.. Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant, Mall Rd., Pesahwar Cantt. Thames Restaurant, University Rd..

FLORISTS (SHOPS) Chowk Fowara, Peshawar Cantt. University Road Qissa Khawani Bazaar. 147 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Foreign Missions & Consulates

Afghanistan Embassy Austrian Trade CommissionBelgium Embassy H. # 8, St. 90,G -6/3, F -27/1, Block -9, House No. 14, Street 17, F -/2, Islamabad. Karachi -75600, P.O Box: 1016, Tel: 824560- 824505 Tel: 5866501, 5866502 Islamabad . Fax; 824504 Fax: (92 -21) 5870343 Tel: 827091, 821735 E -mail: Ambelpk @comsats.net.pk. Afghan Consulate General 30/2, St. 9, Phase -V, Austrian Consulate 4, Lawrence Rd., Belgium Honorary Consulate Khayaban-e- Shamshir, D.H.A, & Trade Karachi . P.O. Box # 340 Tel: 75500- 5842263. Lahore. 6, Egerton Rd. Lahore. Fax: 5841375. Tel: 6362625, 6360009 Fax: (92-21) 822358 Tel: 6316122, 6316123 Afghan Consulate General E -mail: ihom @brain.net.pk Fax: 6368699 E -mail: saigols @paknetl.ptc.pk 45 Prince Road. Quetta.. Tel: 9202546 Austrian Honorary British High Commission Fax: 9202549 Consulate Diplomatic Enclave, Ramna -5, H. #35, St. #17, Phase -V, Islamabad. Afghan Consulate Defense Housing Authority. Tel: 822135- 822131 10 The Mall Road, Karachi. Fax: (92 -51) 826217 Peshawar Tel: 5845774 E -mail: Tel: 285962- 285963 Fax: (92 -21) 5852546 [email protected] Fax: 285964 B ahrain Consulate Australian High Commission British Trade Office 30 /31st St., Phase -v, 65, Mozana, Rd., Diplomatic Enclave # 1, Sector G -5/4 Off Khayaban-e- Shamsheer, P.O. Box: 1679, P.O. Box # 1046 Defense Housing Authority, Lahore. Islamabad. Karachi. Tel: 6316590, 6316589 Tel: 824345 Tel: 5848317- 5848319 Fax: (92 -12) 6316591 Fax: 820112 Fax: 5843037 E -mail: agcisb @is.compol.com British Deputy High B ahrain Consulate General Australian Consulate Commission 30/1, 31st St., Khy. Shamsheer, Yark Place, Shahrah-e-lran, H. #35, St. #17, Phase: V, D.H.A Clifton, Phase V, D.H.A, Karachi. Karachi. Karachi, Tel: 5848317- 5848319 Tel: 5872431 -36, 5874300 Tel: 584774 Fax: 5843037 Fax: (92 -21) 5874014, 5862316 Fax: 5852546 E -mail: bdnc @khi.fascom.com Austrian Trade Commission British Honorary Consulate F -27/1, Block 9, Clifton, B angladesh High Bldg 308, Upper Mall, Karachi. ACKUCommission Lahore. Tel: 5866502 H, No 1, St. # 5, F -6/3, Tel: 5753416- 5753413 Fax: 5870343 Islamabad. Fax: (92 -24) 5710598 Tel: 279267 Austrian Consulate and Fax: 279266 Brazil Honorary Consulate Trade Office E -mail: [email protected] Fortune Center, Suite # 206, Pearl Continental Hotel, Block6, Pechs. Karachi. Club Rd., Karachi Tel: 75400 -4547919 Tel: 5685529- 5685526 Fax: 4530855 Fax: 5683149 B angladesh Deputy High Commission Cameroun Honorary Consul Austria Embassy 9 -Ch,KhaliquzzamanRd.,Clifton,Jetani H. Khodadad Colony, H. # 13, St. # 1, F -6/3, Karachi. 8, 182, Off Sharah -e- Quaiddeen Islamabad. Tel: 5660702, 5683984 Karachi. Tel: 279238- 279237 Fax: 5682303 Tel: 75800- 4927453 Fax: 828366 E -mail: bangladesh @cyber.net.pk Fax: 49273090 E -mail: austria @is. comsats.net.pk ANCB Update 2000 Directory Foreign Missions & Consulates

Canada China Economic and Ecuador Honorary Canadian High Commission commercial office Consulate Diplomatic Enclave, 43/6B, Block 6,P.E.C.HS, Apartment C -1, Afzal Courts, Sector G -5, Karachi. Block 3, Kehkashan Clifton, P.O. Box: 1024, Islamabad. Tel: 4530523- 4530526 Karachi. Tel: 279100 Fax: (92-21) 4530525 Tel: 5833322 Fax: (92 -51) 279110, 2791 1 1 E -mail: ecd @cyber.net.pk Canadian Commercial Egypt Embassy China Consulate General Office Plot Nos. 38 -51, UN. Boulevard, St. 20, Block -IV, Diplomatic Enclave, Ramna 5/4 Suit 136, Beach luxury Hotel, Clifton, P.O.Box # 2088, M.T. Khan Rd., Karachi. Karachi. Islamabad. Tel: 5610672 Tel: 5874087- 5874168 Tel: 209072- 209082 Fax: (92-21) 5610684 Fax: (92-21) 5874381 Fax: (92-51) 279552 Canadian Honorary Czech Republic Consulate Finland Embassy Consulate General H. #1 1 1, St. 88, G -6/3, Beach Luxury Hotel, D -5, Block 7, Clifton, P.O.Box 1862,. M.T.Khan Rd. Karachi. Islamabad. Karachi. Tel: 75600 -5873794 Tel: 828426-822136 Tel: 5610685 Fax: 5874363 Fax: (92-51) 828427 Fax: (92-21) 5610673 E -mail: [email protected] E -mail: avari @digicom.net.pk Denmark Royal Danish Embassy, Finland Consulate Canadian Honorary H.No -9, St.# 90, Romna 6/3, 18 -G, Gulberg -Ill, Consulate P.O.Box 1118, Lahore -54000, Paaf Building, 5th Floor, Islamabad. Tel: 5822401- 5811571 7 -D Kashmir /Egerton Rd. Tel: 824724- 824722 Fax: (92-42) 5810164 Lahore. Fax: (92-51) 823483 E -mail: incclhr @brain.net.pk Tel: 6366230 Fax: 6365086 Finland Honorary Consulate E -mail: csapl @brain.net.pk Denmark Honorary Finlay H.11,Chundrigar Rd, Consulate Gen. Karachi., CHINA Embassy 4IhFloor, Associated H. -7 Egertonord, Tel: 2428485 Diplomatic Enclave, Rd. Lahore -54000, Fax: (92-21) 2400988 Ramna -4, Islamabad. Tel: 6304133- 6304139 Tel: 824786- 279600 Fax: 6362050 French Embassy Fax: (92-51) 821116 Constitution Avenue Diplomatic E -mail: ecd @cyber.net.pk Enclave -1, Denmark Honorary Islamabad -44000 ACKUTel: 823938- 206916 China Consulate General Consulate General Fax: (92-51) 822240 ST -20, Block -IV, Clifton. F -50, Feroze Nana Rd., E -mail: peeisl @isb.comsats.net.pk Karachi. Path Island, URL www.dree.org/pakistan Tel: 5874087, 5874168 Karachi. Fax: (92-21) 5874381 Tel: 5873732 -5831082 Fax: (92-21) 5870220 French Consulate General 12A, Mohammad Ali Bogra Rd, Bath Island, Karachi. Economic and commercial Dominican Honorary Tel: 5873797 -5873798 Office of the Chinese Fax: 5873073 Embassy Consulate General H.# 11, St. # I9,F -8/2, Latif H. 50, C -Block 6, French Trade Commission P.E.C.H.S. Sharah -e- Faisal, Islamabad. Block G9, KDA Scheme 5, Karachi. Tel: 252426- 260947 Zamzama Rd. Clifton, Tel: 4559112-4559111 Fax: 256887 Karachi 75600, Fax: 4548300 Tel: 5868734 -5870829 Fax: 5874698 149 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Foreign Missions & Consulates

French Consulate General Greece Embassy Indonesia Consulate 12 -A, Mohammad Ali Bogra Rd., H 1422, Main Margalla Rd., General Bath Island, Sector F -6/3, E /1 -5, Shahrah -e -Iran, Clifton, Karachi. Islamabad Karachi -75600, Tel: 5873798 -5873797 Tel: 825186- 822558 Tel: 5874619- 5874623, Tlx: 25131 KIGRA PK Fax: (92-51) 825161 Fax: (92 -21) 5874483 Fax: (92-21) 5873073 Tlx: 54232 GREMB PK E -mail: kjrikhi @cyberaccess.com.pk E -mail: Greece @paknet2.ptc.pk French Consulate General 10, Fort Rd., Cantt, Honorary consulate of Indonesai Honorary Peshawar. Greece Consulate Tel: 273177- 275838 71 -A, Main Gulberg, Garden Building, Napier Rd. Lahore. Lahore -54000 French Honorary ConsulateTel: 7223810- 7223840 Tel: 7238484- 7321947 94- Regal Plaza, Circular Rd, Fax: (92-42) 7244505 Fax: (92-42) 7220175 Quetta. Tel: 837237 Honorary Consulate Fax: (92 -81) 837238 of Greece Iran Embassy E -mail: casia @sug.qta.sdnpk.undp Hakimsons Building, No. 2, G -5/1, Diplomatic Enclave, 19, West Wharf Rd., Islamabad. Karachi -74000 Tel: 276272 French Honorary Consulate Tel: 2313514- 2313508 Fax: (92-51) 279588- 824839 41- Zafar Ali Rd., Gluberg Fax: (92-21) 2314260 Lahore. Tel: 5711522 Iceland Iran Consulate General Fax: (92-42) 5835059 Honorary Consulate General 81, Khyaban -e -Iran, Clifton, Karachi. Gambia Honorary Consulate H. 28, St. 1, F -6/3, P.O.Box: 1104, Tel: 5874370- 5874371 Shon Center. Islamabad. Fax: (92-41) 5874633 11- Chundrigar Rd., Tel: 275799- 277912 Karachi. Fax: (92 -51) 821245 Iran Consulate General Tel: 74200-2630855 55, Shadman II, Fax: 2636325 Iceland Honorary Lahore Tel: 7590926- 7590929 Consulate General Fax: (92-42) 7575650 German Embassy Seedat Chambers E -mail: asrarl @z0000ml.net Ramna -5, Diplomatic Enclave Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed Rd. Islamabad -44000 Karachi Iran Consulate General Tel: 5687961 Tel: 279430- 279433 14,Sahibzada Abdul QayumRd., Fax: (92107) 5687529 Fax: (92-51) 279436 Cantt. ACKUE -mial: deltanak @cyber.net.pk Peshawar. Tel: 41114- 41259 German Consulate India Fax: (92-52) 840305 92 -A /7, Block -5, Clifton, High Commission of India, G -5, Diplomatic Enclave, Karachi. Iran Consulate General Tel: 5873782- 5873783 Islamabad. 2/33, Hali Rd, Quetta. Fax: (92-21) 5874009 Tel: 272680- 272676 Fax: (92-51) 823386 Tel: 843098- 843527 Fax: (92-81) 829766 Indonesia Embassy Germany Honorary Diplomatic Enclave 1, Ireland Consulate Consulate St. 5, G -5/4, 1-A/1, Saba Avenue, 36 -C /3, Gulberg -III, P.O.Box: 1019, Phase -V Ext, D.H.A, P.O.Box: 3151, Islamabad. P.O.Box 12419, Karachi. Lahore. Tel: 206656- 206659 Tel: 5876957- 5876955 Tel: 5710976- 5751977 Fax: (92-51) 821981 Tlx: 23047 EIRE PK Fax: (92-42) 5760695 E -mail: kbisl @indon.sdnpk.undp.org Fax: (92 -21) 5842061 150 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Foreign Missions & Consulates

Italy Embassy Korean Commercial SectionLibya Embassy 54- Margalla Rd., F -6/3, H. No. 441, St. No. 11, F -10/2, 12, Margalla Rd., F -8/3, P.O.Box: 1008, Islamabad. Islamabad. Islamabad. Tel: 2811678, 294797 Tel: 255066, 254219 Tel: 828982- 829229 Fax: (92 - 51 ) 294797 Fax: (92-51) 261459 Fax (92-51) 829026, 275956 E- mail: Commercial @ambasciata. itala.com.pk Korean Consulate General Malaysia Embassy 26/ 1 & 26/ 2, Ist Gizri Street Phase Itallian Consulate General 78, Margalla Rd., F -6/2, IV, D.H.A., Karachi. P.OBox 1034, 85, Main Clifton Rd., Tel: 5888139 Islamabad. Karachi. Fax: 5431390 Tel: 279570, 823903 Tel: 5831007- 5874582 Fax: (92-51) 824761 Fax: (92-21) 5870134 Korean Commercial General E -mail: mwislamb @isb.comsats.net.pk E -mail: consinfo @italcons.org.pk Counsuiate Itallian Consulate General 43/1, Khyaban -e- Sshaheen Phase -V, Karachi. No.516, 5th Floor, Alfalah Building, Malaysia Honorary Tel: 5843266, 5843265 The Mal, Lahore. Consulate General Tel: 6361113- 6312508 Korea (South) Jinnah Rafi Foundation Empire 9 -K, Fax: (92-42) 5711813 Man Boulevard, Bulberg, Embassy of the Rep. South Korea Lahore. Japan Embassy Street No. 29. Block No. 13, Tel: 6368663, 5712667 Plot No. 53 -70, Ramna- 5/4, Diplomatic Enclave II, G -5/4, Fax: (92 -42) 368643 Diplomatic Enclave 1, P.O. Box: 1087, Islmabad. P.O.Box: 1119, Tel: 279385, 279387 Islamabad. Fax: ( 92- 51)279391 E-mail:[email protected] Malaysia Honorary Tel: 279320- 279330 Consulate General Fax: (92-51) 279340 Korea Consulate General E -mail: info @japanemb.org.pk 23, Khayaban -e- Hafiz, Phase -V, 96 -A, S.M.C.H.S, Defense Housing Society, Karachi -74000 Tel: 4550161, 4550163 Karachi . Fax: (92 -21) 4556675 Japan Consulate General Tel: 58533950, 5853951 Fax: 5853472 233, E - I.Lines, Poland Embassy Raja Ghazanfar Ali Khan Rd., E -mail: korea @cyber.net.pk St. # 24, G.5/4 Karachi -75530, Diplomatic Enclave I1, Tel: 5681331 Korea ( South) Islamabad, Fax: (92-21) 5684627 Trade Representative of Tel: 279491- 279492 E -mail: cgjapan3 @super.net.pk Embassy of Korea Fax: 825442 Ground Floor,Baharia Complex - 1, 24 M.T. Khan Rd., Portugal Embassy Jordon Embassy Karachi - 74000 H. #66 F -7/2, 131, St. 14, E /7, Tel: 5611659 ACKUMant Margala Rd, Islamabad. Fax:5610779 Islamabad. Tel: 823459- 823460 E -mail: khiko @cyber.net.pk G.P.O.Box# 1067 Fax (92 -51) 823207 Te1:279530- 279531 Kuwait Embassy Fax: 279532 Jordon Honorary Consulate Quaid -e -Azam ,University Rd. 24- Reclaimed Area Timber Pond, P.O.Box 1030, Keamari, Karachi Islamabad. Qatar Embassy Tel: 2851174, 2851176 Tel: 279413 H. #20, St.# 6/3 Khiaban-e-lqbal, Fax: (92-21) 2851901 Tlx: 5611 KWTIS PK Islamabad. E -mail: [email protected] Fax: (92-51) 279411 Tel Fax: 820868 Korean Embassy Kuwait Consulate General H,.# 9, St. 18, F- 8/ 2, St. 19, Block -Iv, Clifton, Islamabad. Karachi. Romanian Embassy Tel: 252756,252754 Tel: 5873805- 5874675 H. #13, St.88,G6/3, Fax: (92 - 51) 252754 Fax: (92-21) 5874710 Te1:826515. E -mail: kuahmadi @cyber.net.pk Islamabad ANCB Update 2000 Directory Foreign Missions & Consulates

Russian Embassy Sweden Embassy USA Embassy Diplomatic Enclave, Rammna, 4, H. #4, St. #5, Sector F -6/3. Diplomatic Enclave, Ramna5

Islamabad. Islamabad . Islamabad Te1:278669- 278671 Tel:828714 Tel: 20802700 Fax: 826552 Fax: 825284 Fax: (92-51)276427 Russian federation Honorary consulate Switzerland Embassy USA Consulate 40.Main Gulberg, Lahore. St. #6, Diplomatic Enclave G -5/4, General Bakht Khan Roaad, Cantt. Tel: 5711103 P.O.Box# 1073, Peshawar Fax: (92-21)6368906 Islamabad. Te1:279801, 279803 E- mail: eplco @brain net.pk Te1:279291- 279292 Fax:(92 -21) 276712 Fax: 279286 USA Consulate Saudi Arabia Syria Embassy Consular Section 8,Abdullah Haroo Rd. 30 Hill Rd., F -6/3, Karachi 315 & 316 F -10/3, Islamabad. Tel: 5685170, 56855179 Main Margalla Rd. Te1:27947I Fax:(92- 21)5683089 Islamabad, Fax: 279472 Te1:255265- 854848 Fax: 241425 USA Consulate Thailand Royal Embassy 50, Empress Rd. 10, St -33, F -8/1, Saudi Arabia Royal Lahore- 54000 Islamabad. Tel: 6365530 Embassy Te1:280909 Fax:(92- 42) 6365177 14- Hill Rd., F.6/3, Fax: 256730 E- mail: amconsul @brain.net.pk Islamabad. Internent: W W W.usconsulate- Iahore.org.pk Fax: 248141 Tunisian Embassy Tel: 820159 H. #221, St. 21, E 7, Islamabad. Uzbekistan Republic Somalia Embassy Tel: 827870 Embassy H. #21, St.56, F -6/4 Fax: 827871 H# 2,St. 2, F -8/3, Kohistan Rd., Islamabad, Islamabad. Tel:279790 Turkey Embassy Tel: 264746 H. #58, F -7/2, Khayaban -e- lqbal, Fax: 261739 South African Embassy Islamabad 48, Khayaban -e- Iqbal, P.O. Box # 2165, Yemen Embassy Sector F -8/2, Islamabad, Tel: 278748 -278749 H# 138, St. 14, Sector E -7, Tel: 262354-262356 Fax: 278752 Islamabad Fax: 250114 Te1:821146- 821147 Turkish Republic Fax: 279567 Spain Embassy Northern Cyprus St. #6, Ramna -5, H#ACKU 315,B - 'F -7/2, Khayaban-e-lqbal, Yugoslavia Republic Diplomatic Enclave 1, P.O. Box # 2165, Islamabad Embassy Islamabad. Tel: 278064 - 278067 Te1:279481- 279482 H. # 14, St. 87, G -6/3, Fax: 279489 P.O. Box 1050, Turkmenistan Embassy Islamabad. H. #22 A, Sector F -7/1, Te1:829556- 829557 Sri Lankan High Nazimuddin Rd. Fax: 820965 Commission Islamabad. 315 -C, Khayaban -e- Iqbal, Te1:278699 - 274913 Sector F -7/2, Islamabad, Fax: 278799 Te1:828735- 828723 ZAMBIA Honorary Consulate Fax: 828751 UAE Embassy General Pagganwala, House No. 9, 122 - Diplomatic Enclave Street No. 62 , Sec. F -6/3, Sudan Embassy Quaid -e -Azam University Rd. H. # 7, St. #1, G -6/3, Islamabad. Islamabad. Embassy Road, Te1:828710 Te1:279052 - 279054 Islamabad. Fax: 827073 Fax: 279063 Tel: 816795, 81755 Fax:( 92 - 51) 82 5236 Honarary ANCB Update 2000 Directory International Agencies ION

EDUCATION World University Service- ENVIRONMENTAL WUS CONSERVATION 383 Los Jardines, Nunoa, Santiago de Chile, Chile. Council of American Association of South -East Tel: (2) 272375 Asian Institution of Higher Fax: (2) 2724002 f1920 Development Foundations- Learning SOLIDARIOS:Calle 6 # 10 Ratasastra Bldg. 2 Chulalong -korn Paraiso,ApdoPostal620,Santo University, Henri Dunant Rd, International Council for Domingo, Dominican Republic. Bangkok 10330, Thailand; Open and Distance Tel: (809) 549 -5111; Tel: (2) 251 -6966 Fax (809) 544 -0550 Fax: (2) 253 -7909 f.1956 Education Email: solidarios @codetel.net.do Tel: 22- 02- 81 -70; Fax: 22- 02 -81 -61 Asian Confed European Email: icde @icde.no Internet: http: / /www.icde.org Union of Arabic and Islamic International Organization Scholars of Securities Tel: (081) 5515386; F. 1964 Commissions -LOSCO; CP 171, Tour International Federation of dela Bourse, 800 Square Victoria, Graduate Institute of Library Associations and Suite4510,MontrealH4Z1C8, International Studies Institutions Canada Tel:(22)7311730 Tel: (514) 875 -8278; P.O.B. 95312,2509 CH the Hague, Fax: (514) 875 -2669 Fax: (22)7384306 Netherlands Email: info @hei.unige.ch Email: mail @oiev.iosco.org. Tel: 70- 3140884 Internet: http: //heiwww.unige.ch Internet: http: / /www.iosco.org Fax: 70- 3834827 F 1983 Email: ifla @. Org International Association Internet: http: / /www.ifla.org for Educational and ECONOMICS AND Vocational Guidance -IAEVG FINANCE Tel./ Fax: (1249) 460659 International Federation of Email: lynbarham @aol.com Organizations for School F.1951 Association of Asian Correspondence and Confederation of Credit Internationat Association ofExchange Unions: Physical Education in higherVia Torino 256,10015 Ivrea, Italy POB 34 -171, Bangkok 10240, Education Tel: 0125-234433; Thailand. Fax: 0125234761 Tel: (4) 366- 38 -90; Tel: (2) 374 -3170; Email: fioces @ipfs.org Fax: (4) 366 -29 -01 Fax: (2) 374- 5321 Email: mpieron @ulg.ac.be Association for Childhood International Baccalaureate Economic Society :Dep of EducationACKU International: Organization -LBO Economics Tel: (22) 7910274; 11501 GeorgiaAve.Suite 315, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL Fax: (22) 7910277 Wheaton, MD 20209, USA 60208, USA Email: ibhq @ibo.org Tel: (301) 942 -2443; Tel (847) 491 -3615; f. 1930 International Council for Adult Fax: (301) 942- 3012;f 1892 Education Tel: (416) 58801211 International Accounting Fax:(416) 588 -5725 Association of Arab Email: icae @web.net Standards Committee -IASC: Internet: http: / /www.web.net/icae Universities 167 FleetSt, London, EC4A 2ES, POB 401, Jubeyha, Amman, Jordan United Kingdom; World Education Fellowship Tel: (6) 5345131; Telex 23855; Tel: (171) 353 -0565; 22A Kew Gardens, Fax: (6) 5332994 Fax: (171)353- 0562;f .1973 Kew, Richmond, TW9 3HD, and Email: secgen @aaru.edu.jo United Kingdom. Tel: (181) 940- 0131;f.1921.

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International Association World Council of Credit International Youth Library for Research in Income and Unions -WOCCU: Germany Wealth:Dept of Economics, New POB 2982,5710 Mineral Point Rd, Tel: 89- 8912110; Fax: 89- 8117553 Youk University, 269 Mercer St, Madison, WI 53705, and USA Email: bib @ijb.de Room 700, New York, NY 10003, Tel: (608) 231 -7130; USA Fax: (608) 238 -8020 Tel: (212) 924 -4386; E -mail: mail @woccu.org ENVIRONMENT Fax: (212) 366 -5067. Internet: http: / /www.woccu.org Email: iariw @fasecon.econ.nyu.edu; F.1970 World Society for the Intemethttp://www.econ.nyu.edu/dept/iarw Protection of Animals F .1947 2 Langley Lane, London, SW8 lTJ, Asia -Pacific United Kingdom Tel: 171- 793 -0540; International Association ofTelecommuting: No 12/49, Soi 5, Chaengwattana Rd, Fax: 171- 793 -0208 Queen Bldg, 23rd Islamic Banks: Thungsonghong. Bangkok 10210, Floor, Al Balad Dist. P.O.B. 9707, Thailand Jeddah 21423, Saudi Arabia Tel: 2- 5730044 World Wide Fund for Nature - Tel: (2) 643 -1276; Fax: 2-5737479 WWF Fax: (2) 644 -7239; f 1977 Email: apthq @mozart.inet.co.th Ave de Mont -Blanc,1196Gland, Switzerland International Federation International Federation of Tel: 22- 3649111; Fax: 22- 3643239 Accountants: Teachers of Modern Languages: Email: userid @wwfnet.org 114 West 47th St, Suite 2410, New Internet: http: / /www.panda.org York, NY 10036, USA Seestrasse 247, 8038, Zurich, Tel: (212) 302 -5952; Switzerland Management and Public Fax: (212) 302 -5964 Tel: 1- 4855251 Email: judymccrudden @ifac.org: Fax: 1- 4825054 Association Architects Sans Internet: http: / /www.ifac.org. Frontiers (AASF) International Federation of 114 rue de Flandre Paris 750 19 University Women: France International Institute of Geneva, Switzerland Tel: +33 4205 9878 Tel: 22- 7312380 Fax: 331 4017 0743 Public Finance: Fax: 22- 7380440 University of the Saar, P.O.Bax Email: ifuw @iprolink.ch Association of Charitable 151150, 66041 Saarbruchen, Internet: http: / /www.ifuw.org Germany. Foundations (ACF) Fax: (681) 302 -4369 52 -54 High Hoburn London WC 1 U Email: iipf @rz.uni -sb.de International Institute of England Internet: http: / /www.wiwi.uni -sb /iipf/ Public Administration Tel: +44 171404 1338 F.1937 Tel: 1- 44- 41 -85 -00 Fax: +44 171 404 1338 ACKUFax: 1-44-41-86-19 Email iiap.bib @wanadoo.fr Association Country Women of the World (ACWW) International Union for International Schools Vincent H. Vincent Square London housing Finance: Association -ISA S W 1 P 2NB England 400, 111 East Wackier Drive, Tel: +44 171834 8635 Geneva- Switzerland Fax: +44 171 233 6205 Chicago, and IL 60601 -4389, USA Tel: 22- 7336717 Tel: ( 312) 946 -8200; Association of Development Fax: (312) 946 -8202 Intentional Society for Email: iuhf @wwa.com Agencies in Bangladesh Internet: http: / /www.housingfinance .org Business Education Govt. New Market Dhaka -1205 USA Bangladesh, P.O. Box 5045, Tel: 608 -837.7518; Tel: +880 -2 812 853 Fax: 608-834-1301- Fax: +880 2 813 095

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European Foundation for International Social Welfare and Human Management Development Telecommunications Rights 40 rue Washington, 1050 Brussels, Satellite Organization - Amnesty International Belgium. Intelast Easton St, London, WCIX 8DJ, Tel: (2) 648- 03 -85; 3400 international Drive, NW, United Kingdom Fax: (2)646 -07 -68 Washington, DC 20008,3098, and Tel: 171 -413 -5500; Email: info @efmd.be USA Fax: 171- 956 -1157 Internet: http: / /www.efmd.be Tel: 202- 944 -6800 Email: amnestyis @amnesty.org f. 1971 Fax: 202-944-7860 Internet: http: / /www.amnesty.org

Eastern Regional Co- ordination Committee for Organization for Public RELIGION International Voluntary Administration -EROPA Service -CCIVS POB 198, College of Public Muslim World League(Rabitat Maison de L'UNESCO, True Miollis, Administration, University of the al -Alam -al- Islami) 75732 , Paris Cedex 15, France Philippines P.O.B.537 -538, Makkah, Saudi Tel: 1- 45- 68- 27 -31; Tel: 2- 9285411; Arabia Fax: 1- 42- 73 -05 -21 Fax: 2- 9283861 Tel: 2- 5422733 Internet: http: / /www.unesco.org/ccius Fax: 2- 5436619 INDUSTRIAL AND Email: nwlhq @aol.com EIRENE -International PROFESSIONAL Internet: http: / /www.arab.net/mwl Christian Service for Peace RELATIONS 56503 Neuwied, postfach 1322, Salvation Army: Germany International HQ, 101 Queen Victoria International Organization Tel: 2631-31160 St, London EC4P 4EP, United Email: eirene- int @eirene.org for Experts -ORDINEX Kingdom Internet: eirene- int @eirene.org 19 blvd Sebastopol 75001 Paris, Tel: 171- 332 -00221; Telex: 8954847 France Fax: 171- 236 -4981 Federation of Asian Tel: 1- 40- 28 -06; Email: er @salvationarmy.org.uk Fax: 1- 40- 28 -03 -13 Internet: Women's Associations - Email: ordinex @wanadoo.fr http://www.salvationarmy.org.uk FAWA Internet: http: / /www.ordinex.org Centro Escolar University, 9 Mendiola St, San Miguel, Manila, Philippines Tel: 741 -04 -46 World Christian Life International Union of Architects Community: Borgo S, Spirito 8, Casella Postale 51 rue Raynouard, 75016, Paris, 6139, 00195 Rome, Italy International Association France Tel: 06- 6868079 against Noise Tel: 1- 45- 24- 36 -88; Hirschenplatz 7, 6004 Lucerne, Fax: 1- 45- 24 -02 -78 Switzerland Email: uia @uia.architects.org ACKUTel: 41- 513013; Internet: http: / /www.uia.architects.org World Conference on Fax: 41- 529093 Religion and Peace 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, POST AND TELE- NY 10017, USA International Association of COMMUNICATION Tel: 212- 687 -2163; Children's International Fax: 212- 983 -0566 Summer Villages -CISV Arab Telecommunications Mea H. Ellison Place, Newcastle upon Union: POB 2397,Baghdad, Iraq World Congress of Faiths Tyne, NEI 8XS, United Kingdom Tel: 1 -555 -0642 Tel: 191 -232 -4998; 2 Market St, Oxford OXI 3EF, United Asia -Pacific Telecommuting Fax: 191- 261 -4710 Kingdom Email: apthq @mozart.inet.co.th Email: cisvio @dial.pipex.com Tel: 1865- 202751; Fax: 1865- 202746

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International Association Service Civil International - International Badminton for Education to a Life SCI Federation -IBF without Drugs IVES) Drankstraat 37, 2018 Antwerp, Manor Park Place, Rutherford Way, C/oW. Stuber, Lerchenweg 13,4912 Belgium Cheltenham,Gloucestershire,GL51 Aarwangen, Switzerland. Tel: 3- 235- 94 -73; 9TU, United Kingdom Tel and Fax: 62- 9222673 Fax: 3- 235 -29 -73 Tel: 1242- 234904; Email: sciint @agoranet.be Fax: 1242- 221030 International Council of Internet: http: / /www.ines.gn.apc.org/ines /sci Email: info @intbadfed.org Internet: http: / /www.intbadfed.org Women SOLIDAR C/o 13 rue Caumartin, 75009 Paris, 28 rue le Titien, 1040 Brussels, Intentional Basketball France Belgium Federation (Federation Tel: 1- 47- 42- 19 -40; Tel: 2- 743- 05 -73; Internationale de Basketball) Fax: 1 -42- 6626 -23 Fax: 2-74305-89 Email: solidar @compuserve.com P.O.Box 700607,81306 Munich, International Council on Germany World Blind Union Tel: 89- 7481580; Disability: Fax: 89-74815833 C/o Rehabilitation International, 25 C/o CBC ONCE, 18 La Coruna, Email: secretariat @office.fiba.com East, and 21st St, New York, NY 28020 Madrid, Spain Internet: http: / /www.fiba.com 10010, USA Tel: 1- 5713675; Tel: 212- 420 -1500; Fax: 1- 5715777 Email: umcna once.es International Federation of International Council on World Federation of the Associated Wrestling Styles Social Welfare Deaf -WFD 17 ave Juste -Olivier, 1006 Lausanne, 380 St Autoine St West, Suite 3200, POB 65, llkantie 4 00401 Helsinki, Switzerland Tel: 21- 3128426; Montreal H2Y 3X7, Canada Finland Fax: 21- 3236073 Tel: 514- 287 -3280; Tel: 58031; Email: filalausanne @bluewin.ch Fax: 514-987-1567 Fax: 5803770 Internet: http: / /www.fila.wrestling.org Email: icswintl @web.apc.org World Veterans Federation 17 rue Nicolo, 75116 Paris, France. International Federation of International Social Service Tel: 1- 40- 72- 61 -00; 32 quai du Seujet, 1201 Geneva, Association Football Fax: 1- 40- 72 -80 -58 (Federation Internationale de Switzerland Email: Tel: 22- 7317454; 101727.1446 @eompuserve. com Football Association- FIFA) Fax: 22 -73 80949 Hitzigweg 11, Zurich, Switzerland Email: iss.gs @span.ch POB 85, 8030 Internet: Tel: 1- 3849595 http: / /www.childhud.ch /iss /eng Sport and Recreations Fax: 1-3849696 ACKUArab Sports Confederation Internet: http: / /www.fifa.com POB 62997, Riyadh 11442, Saudi International Union of Arabia Family Organizations Tel: 1- 482 -9427 International Gymnastic 28 place Saint George's, 75009 Paris, Fax: 1- 482 -3196- Federation France Lrue des Oeuches 10, CP359, 2740 Tel: 1- 48- 78- 07 -59 -; Moutier 1, Switzerland Fax: 1- 42- 82 -95 -24 General Association of Tel: 32- 4946410; International Sports Fax: 32- 4946419 Federations -GAISF Rotary International 4 blvd du Jardin Exotique, Monte 1560 Sherman Ave, Evanston, IL Carlo, Monaco International Judo Federation 60201, USA Tel: 9350- 74 -13; 12 rue Maamoun, 1082 Tunis, Tunisia Tel: 847 -866 -3000; Fax: 93- 25 -28 -73 Tel: 1- 781057 Fax: 847 -328 -8554 Email: gaist @men.me Fax: 1- 801 -517 Email: dhouib @gnet.tn Internet: http: / /www.ijf.org

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Confederation of Canadian Food Grains Bank International Table Tennis B nvironmental and 400 -280SmithSt.,PO Box 767 Federation Development NGOs of Winnipeg Manitoba R3C 2L4 Canada 53 London Rd, St Leonards -on -Sea, Central Africa Tel: +1 204 944 1993 East Sussex. TN37 6AY, United Fax: +1 204 943 2597 BP 6912 Douala New -Bell Cameroun Kingdom Email: cfgb @foodgrainsbank.ca Tel: +237 40 2602 Tel: 1424- 721414; Internet: www.foodgrainsbank.ca Fax: +237 43 0504 Fax: 1424-431871 Email: hq @ittfcablenet.co.uk CARE International Internet: http: / /www.ittf.com B ina Swadaya (Community Self Reliance Development Blvd du Regent 58/10 Brussels 1000 Belgium Agency) International Tennis Tel: +32 2 502 4333 J1, Gunung Sahari 111/7 Jakarta Fax: +32 2 502 8202 Federation 10610 Indonesia Email: carei2 @ibm.net Bank Lane, Roehampton, London, Tel: +6221 420 4402 S W 15 5XZ, United Kingdom Fax: +6221 420 8412 CARE Australia Tel: 181- 878 -6464; Email: Swadaya @rodnet.id PO Box 2014 Canberra Act 2601 Fax: 181- 878 -7799 Australia Email: communications @itftennis.com B IS Concept GmbH Tel: +616 257 4022 Internet: http: / /www.itftennis.com HolzlarerStrasse36 Bonn 53229Fax: +616 257 1938 Germany Email: careaus @spirt.com.au International Volleyball Tel: +49 228 432 338 Federation (Federation Fax: + 49 228 432 340 CARE Internationale de Volleyball -B ridge Asia Japan 151 Ellis St. Atlanta Georgia 30303- 2439 USA FIVB) 3 -48 -21 -303 Honmachi, Shibuya -Ku Ave de la gare 12, 1001 Lausanne, Tel: +1 404 681 2552 Tokyo 151 Japan Fax: +1 404 577 8440 Switzerland Tel: +813 3372 9777 Tel: 21- 3208932; Telex: 545234 Email: tsitour @care.org Fax: 813 5351 2395 Internet: www.care.org Fax: 21- 3208865 Email - [email protected] Email: info @mail.fivb.ch B ridge of Peace Caritas of Switzerland MEDICAL SECTOR Florastrasse 12 Switzerland Lowenstrasse 3 Postfach Luzern CH- Tel: +41 61 925 6291 6002 Switzerland Association Sante Sud Fax: +4161 921 9919 Tel: +41 41 419 2222 Fax: +4141 410 2064 (ASS) Email: u.feubli @mail.lic.ch 200 bid National,Le Gyptis Batn B ritish Refugee Council Bondway H.3 -9 Bondway London Marseille 13003 France . Caritas Germany Tel: +33 9195 6345 SW8 1SJ England Postfach 420,LorenzWerthmann Fax: +33 9195 6805 Tel: +44 171582 69 22 Fax: +44 171 582 9929 Haus Karlstrasse 40 Freiburg 79004 Association of Medical Germany ACKUTel: +49 761 2001 B ritaid Doctors for Asia (AMDA) Fax: +49 761 200572 310 -I Narazu Okayama City Okayama134 Crichlewood Lane London NW2 710 -12 Japan 2DP England Tel: +81 86 284 7730 Tel: 44 181 208 2874 Caritas Japan Fax: +81 86 284 8959 10 -10Shiomi,2- Chome,Koto -Tu Internet: hginfo @amda.or.jp The Brotheus Brother Tokyo 135 Japan Foundation (BBF) Tel: +81 5632 4438 =9 Australian Council for National Office, 1501 Reedsdale St., Fax: +813 5632 4464 Overseas Aid Suite 305 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania PA Internet: cari- tas @faz.so- net.or.jp 14 Napier Close Deakin ACT 2600 15233 -2341 USA Australia Tel: +1412 321 3160 Caritas Belgium Tel: +616 285 1816 Fax: +1412 321 3325 43A rue de las chante Brussels 1040 Fax: +616 285 1720 Belgium Email: acfoa @peq.apc.orq Tel: +32 2 229 3611 Fax: +32 2 229 3636

ANCB Update 2000 Directory International Agencies

Caritas International Children's Health Support E.V.Cross Rd. International International Catholic Center, 1 rue C.H.S. 37276 Meinhard Ad. GanselandBox 620 Jonkoping 55118 Sweden Varembe, Case Postale 43 Germany Tel: +36 100 360 Geneva 20 1211 Switzerland Tel: +49 56 51 76 586 Fax: +36 100 736 Tel: +41 22 734 0875 SupplyType:Shelter Temporary Fax: + 4122 9383 Children's Survival Fund, IncHousing PO -Box 3127 Carbondale Illinois IL Catholic Relief Services 62902 Danish Refugee Council PO Box 53, Borgergade 10 (CRS) Tel: +1618 549 7873 Fax: +1618 549 8320 Copenhagen K 1002 Denmark 209 West Fayette St. Baltimre Tel: +45 3 391 2700 Maryland MD 21201 -3443 USA Fax: +45 3 332 8448 Tel: +1 410 625 2220 Childreach (Formerly Foster Parents Plan)(US Member ofEmail: [email protected] Fax: +1 410 685 1635 Internet: http://www.drc.dk Email: jaddis @catholicrelief.org PLAN International) 155 Plan Way Warwich Rhode Island RI 02886 -1099 USA Deusscher Caritasverban Center for Civil Society in Tel: +1 401 738 5600 Karistrasse 40 Freibug D -79004 South Eastern Europe Fax: +1 401 732 0625 1319 18thSt. NW Washington DC Germany Tel: +49 761 2000 20036 USA Children's Aid Direct Fax: +49 761 200 683 Tel: +1 202 785 1309 82 Caversham Rd. Reading Berkshire Fax: +1 202 833 3372 RG 1 8AE England Disaster Relief Agency Email: odp @interserv.com Tel: +44 118 958 4000 LaanvanMeerdervoort 192The Fax: +44 118 951 0886 Hague 2517 BH, The Netherlands The Center for Development Tel: +31 70 345 6900 and Population Actives The Citizens Network forFax: +31 70 345 2255 (CEDRA) Foreign Affairs (CNFA) 1717MassachusettsAvenue, NW,1111 19th St. NW, Suite 900 Doctors of the World Washington DC 20036 USA Suite 200 Washington DC 20036 USA 625 BRd.way New York USA Tel: +1 202 296 3920 Tel: + 1 202 667 1 142 Tel: +1 212 529 1556 Fax + 1 202 332 4496 Fax: +1 202 296 3948 Fax: +1 212 529 1517 Email: [email protected] Email:Email: @cedpa.org Internet: E -mail: [email protected] http: /www.cedpa.org Conflict Resolution Dorcas Aid International P.O. Box 12 Andijk 1619 2G The Catalysts Center for International Netherlands Montpelier Vermont VT 05601 USA Development and Tel: +31 228 592 824 Tel: +1 802 229 1166 Fax: +31 228 592 707 Environmental / World Fax: +1 802 229 1166 Email: 100553.16 1 1 compuserve. com Resources Institute Email: gshapirocro @igc.apc.org (CIDE/WR) ACKUCongressional Human Dutch Refugee Council 1709 New York Avenue, NW, Suite P.O.Box 2894 Amsterdam CW 1000 700 Washington DC 20006 USA Rights Foundation The Netherlands Tel: +1 202 638 6300 Washington DC USA Tel: +31 20 688 1311 Fax: +1 202 638 0036 Tel: +1 202 333 1407 Fax: +31 20 688 2181 Convoy of Mercy Center to Prevent Childhood714 Seven Sisters Rd. London N15 Malnutrition (Nature) 5NE England ECHO (European Community Tél: +44 181 346 7334 4948St.Elmo Avenue, Suite 208 Humanitarian Office) Fax: +44 181 346 7334 Bethesda Maryland MD 20814 USA Rue De La Loi 200 Brussels B -1049 Tel: +1 301 909 8601 Belgium Fax: +1 301 909 8603 Cooperative for Assistance Tel: +32 2 295 4400 and Relief Fax: +32 2 295 4572 Charities Aid Foundation Everywhere (CARE) Email: echo @echo.cec.be 144 Southampton Row London WC 1 B151 Ellis St., NE Atlanta Georgia GAInternet: http: www \cecln \en \comm \ech 5AA England 30303 -2439 USA o \. html Tel: +44 171831 7798 Tel: +1 404 681 2552 Fax: +44 171 735 3231 Fax: +1 404 577 5911 ANCB Update 2000 Directory International Agencies

Edinburgh Direct Aid Foundation for InternationalGoal 9 Beaverbank Place Edinburgh EH7Community Assistance Dun Laughaire Co. Dublin Ireland. 3TQ Scotland (FINCA) P.O.Box 19, Tel: +44 131 557 8513 901 King St.,Suite 400 AlexandriaTel: +353 1 280 9779 Fax: +44 131 557 8514 Virginia VA 22314 USA Fax: +353 1 280 9215 Tel: +1 212 887 0613 Email: goal @indigo.ie Internet Emergency MedicalRelief http://www.indigo.ie/goal Agency -EMRA Richard Strauss- Str.31 MunchenFour Winds Saudi Arabia LtdGrassroots International 81677 Germany SarrySt.,Madinah Rd.Kilo 11, (GRI) Tel: +49 89 470 7179 Jeddah 21491 Saudi Arabia 48 Grove St. Somerville P.O. Box 4223 Massachusetts MA 02144 -9961 USA European Commission Tel: +966 2 691 8883 Tel: +1 617 628 1664 Fax: +966 2 691 7190 200 ruedelaLoiBrusses1049 Fax: +1 617 628 4737 Belgium Email: grassroots @igc.apc.org Tel: +32 2 299 1111 Free & Independent Media Federation (FIMF) Habitat for Humanity European Association of9210 Portscach Bogenweg 4 Austria International (HFHI) NGOs forFoodAidandTel: +43 4272 2824 121 Habitat St. Americus Georgia GA Emergency Aid Fax: +43 4272 4044 31709 -3498 USA P.O.Box 12 NL -2501 CA The Hague Tel: +1 912 924 6935 The Netherlands Freedom from Hunger Fax: +1 912 924 6541 Tel: (003170) 3305757 (Formerly Meals for Millions)Email: david -williams @habitat.org Fax: 364 17 01 1644 DaVinci Court Davis California Handicap International CA 95617 -4860 USA France European Community Tel: +1 916 758 6200 14 Avenue Berhelot Lyon 69361 France Monitoring Mission Fax: +1 916 758 6241 Tel: +33 4 7869 7979 Remetinecka 106 Zagreb Croatia Email: 534- 8275 @mcimail.com Fax: +33 4 7869 7994 Tel: + 385 1 6114/141 222 Fund for Democracy and Email: 101500.625 @compuserve.com Fax: + 385 1 6117 769 Development (FDD) Help -Hilfe Zur Selbsthilfe E.V. Federation of Islamic 1101 15th St., NW, Suite 1004 Kaiserplatz 3 Bonn D -53113 Germany Washington DC 20005 USA Organizations in Europe - Tel; +49 228 915 290 Tel: +1 202 296 5353 FIOE Fax: +49 228 915 2920 Fax: +1 202 296 5433 MarkfieldLeicestershire LE67 9R9 Email: help- ev. @ndh.com England Email: 5628502 @MCIMAIL.COM P.O.Box # Mar 005 Humanitarian Aid Medical Tel: +44 1530 245 919 General Union of Voluntary Development (HAMD) Fax: +44 1530 245 913 Societies 9 Pembridge Studio, 27A Pembridge P.O.Box 910236 Amman Jordan Villas London W11 3EP England Tel: (00962 -6) 634001/634009 Feed the Children ACKUTel: +44 171 229 7447 Fax: 659973 International Fax: +44 171 229 3434 Email: @mail [email protected] 288, chaussee de Wavre Brussels 1040General Secretariat for the Belgium Tel: +32 2 348 0064 Organization of Arab Red Human Relief International Fax: +32 2 648 0064 Crescent and Red Cross (HRI) Societies 136 George St. London NW2 3DZ Food for Life P.O.Box 2947 Jeddah 21461SaudiEngland Tel: +44 171 258 1444 10310 Oaklyn Drive PotomacArabia Fax: +44 171 258 1555 Maryland USA Tel: +966 2 672 9664 Tel: +l 301 299 4797 Fax: +966 2 672 1446 Fax: +1 301 299 5025 Human Appeal International Global Development Center (U.A.E) HAI 1250 24th St. NW Suite 300P.O. Box 1286 Ajman, United Arab Washington DC USA Emirates Tel: +1 202 467 8366 Tel: +971 6 422 115 Fax: +1 202 467 2793 Fax: +971 6 427 444 ANCB Update 2000 Directory International Agencies

Independent Bureau for Asian Vegetable Research International Committee for Humanitarian Issue (IBHI) and Development Center Animal Recording P.O.Box83 Geneva 1211 Switzerland POB 42, Shanhua, Taiwan 741 Via Nomentana 134,00161 Rome, Italy Tel: +41 22 731 6400 Taiwan Tel: 06-86329141 Fax: +41 22 738 0130 Tel: 6- 5837801 Fax: 06- 86329263 Email: Fax: 6-5830009 Email: zoorec @rmnet.it [email protected] Email: avrdcbox @netra.avrdc.org.tw Internet: http: / /www.avrdc.tw International crops Institute for Development Research Institute for the European Association for Research (IDR) Semi -Arid Tropics -ICRISAT 210 Lincoln St. Boston Massachusetts Animal Production Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh, India MA 02111 USA Via A. Torlonia 15A, 00161 Rome, Tel: 40- 596161; Telex: 422203 Tel: +1 617 422 0422 Italy Fax: 40- 241239 Fax: +1 617 422 0494 Tel: 06-44238013; Email: icrisat @cgnet.com Email: idr @jsi.com Fax: 06- 44241466 Internet: http: / /www.cgiar.org/icrisat Email: zoorec @mnet.it European Confederation of Institute for War & Peace International Dairy Agriculture Reporting (IWPR) Federation Lancaster H. 33 Islington High St.23 rue de la Science. 1040 Brussels, 41 Square Vergote, 1030 Brussels, London NI 9LH England Belgium Belgium Tel: +44 171 713 7130 Tel: 2- 230- 43 -80; Tel: 2- 733- 98 -88; Fax: +44 171 713 7140 Fax: 2- 230 -46 -77 Fax: 2- 733 -04 -13 Email: warreport @gn.apc.org Email: cea @pophost.eunet.be Email: info @fil -idforg Internet: http://www.fil-idf.org International ManagementEuropean Livestock and Group IMG Meat Trading Union International Federation of Avenue de la Paix1 Geneva CH -180281 A rue De la Loi, 1040 Brussels,Agriculture Producers -1FAP Switzerland Belgium 60 rue St Lazare, 75009 Paris, France Tel: +41 22 379 8111 Tel: 2- 230- 46 -03; Tel: 1- 45- 26- 05 -53; Fax: +41 22 731 9546 Fax: 2- 230 -94 -00 Fax: 1- 48- 74 -72 -12 Email: uecbv @pophost.eunet.be Email: ifap @club- internet.fr International DevelopmentInternet: http: / /uecbv.eunet Internet: http: / /www.ifap.org & Refugee Foundation 100 McLevinAv.2 ScarboroughInternational Association ofInternational Federation of Ontario M 1 B 2V5 Canada Beekeepers' Association - Tel: +1 416 291 4146 Agricultural Information Fax: +1 416 291 6260 specialists APIMONDIA Tel: 1491- 829346; CORSO Vittorio Emmanuelle 101, International Center for Fax: 1491-833508 00186 Rome, Italy Tel./ Fax: 06- 6852286 Research on Women (ICRW) Email:ACKU m.bellamy @cabi.org 1717 Massachusetts Avenue. International Livestock NW.Suite 302 Washington DC 20036International Association ofResearch Institute -ILRI USA Horticultural Producers Tel: +1 202 797 0007 POB 30709, Nairobi, Kenya Postbus 93099, 2509 AB the Hague, Fax: +1 202 797 0020 Tel: 632311; Telex: 22040 Email: ICRW @IGC.APC.ORG Netherlands Fax: 631499 Tel: 70- 3041234; Fax: 70- 3470956 Agriculture, Food, Forestry International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center - and Fisheries International Bee Research Tel: 732928; Telex: 5620; CIMMYT Fax: 734030 Association Lisboa 27 -Col Juarez, Apdo Postal 18 north Rd. Cardiff, CF1 3DY, 6 -641, 06600 Mexico, DF, Mexico United Kingdom Tel: 5- 7269091; Tel: 1222 -372409; Fax: 5- 7267558 Fax: 1222-665522 Email: [email protected] Email: ibra @cardiff.ac.uk Internet: http: / /www.cimyt.mx

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International Organization International Union for the International Board on of Citrus Virologists Protection of New Plant Books for Young People - C/oC. N. Roistacher, Dept of PlantVarieties -UPOV IBBY Pathology, Univ. of California,C/o 34 chemin des colombettes, 1211Nonnenwegl2, Postfach, 4003 Basel, Riverside, CA 92521, USA Geneva 20, Switzerland Switzerland Te1:909- 684 -0934; Tel: 22- 7309191 Tel: 61- 2722917; Fax: 09- 684 -4324 Fax: 22- 7335428 Fax: 61- 2722757 Email: upov.mail @wipo.org Email: ibby @eye.ch International Regional Internet: http: / /www.upov.int/ Internet: http: / /www.ibby.org Organization of Plant World Association for Protection and Animal International Center for the Animal Production Health Study of the Preservation Via A. Torlonia 15A, 00161 Rome, and Restoration of Cultural Apdo 0161, Calle Ramon Belloso,Italy Final Pasaje Isolde, Col, Escalon, SanTel: 06-44238013 Property -ICCROM Salvador, EI Salvador. Fax: 06-44241466 Via di San Michelel3, 00153 Rome, Tel: 2631123; Email: zoorec @rmnet.it Italy; Fax: 263 -112$ Tel: 06 -585 -531; Email: oirsa @nsl.oirsa.org.sv World Plouging Fax: 06 -5855 -3349 Internet: http: / /www.oirsa.org.sv Emial: iccrom @iccrom.org. Organization -WPO Internet: Sokildevej 17, 5270 Odense N, http://www.icomos.org/iccrom International Seed Testing Denmark Tel: 65978006; Association -ISTA: International Council of Reckenholz -str 191,P.O.Box 412, Fax: 65932440 Museums -ICOM 8046 Zurich, Switzerland Maisom de I' UNESCO, 1 rue Miollis, Tel: 1- 2713133; World's Poultry Science 75732 Paris Cedex 15, France Fax: 1- 2713427 Association Tel: 1- 47- 34- 05 -00; Email: istach @iprolink.ch C/o Dr. P.C.M. Simons, Center for Fax: 1- 43- 06 -78 -62 Applied Poultry Research, `Het Email: secretariat @icom.org Spelderholt' POB31, 7360, AA International Sericultural Beekbergen, Netherlands Commission Tel: 55 -506 -6534; International Council on 25 quai JeanJacques Rousseau, 69350 Fax: 55 -506 -4858 Monuments and Sites - La Mulatiere, France Email: p.c.m.simons @pp.agra.nl ICOMOS Tel: 4- 78- 50- 41 -98; Internet: http: / /www.wpsa.com 49 -51- rue de la Federation, 75015 Fax: 4- 78- 86 -09 -57 Paris, France World Veterinary Tel: 1- 45- 67- 67 -70; International Society of SoilAssociation Fax: 1- 45- 66 -06 -22 Email: icomos @ciap.jussieu.fr Science RosenlundsAlle8,2720Vanlose, Denmark Internet: http: / /www.icomos.org C/o Institute of Soil Science, ACKUInternational Institute for University of Agriculture, Gregor - Tel: 38- 71- 01 -56; Mendel-Strasse33, 1180 Vienna, Fax: 38-71-03-22 Children's Literature and Austria; Email: wva @ddd.dk Reading Research Tel: 1- 310 -60 -26 1040 Vienna, Mayerhofgasse6, Fax: 1- 310 -60 -27 Austria Email: isss @edvl.boku.ac.at ARTS AND CULTURE Tel: 1-50503-59; Internet: http : / /www.cirad.fr /isss /aiss.html Fax: 1 -50503 -5917 International Association ofEmail: kidlit @netway.at International Union Of Art Forestry Research Maison de I'UNESCO, I rue International PEN, A World OrganizationIUFRO Miollis, 75732 Paris Cedex 15, France Association of writers Tel: 1- 45- 68- 08 -42; 1 131 Vienna, Seckendorff- Gudent- 9 -10 charter H. Bldg., Goswell Rd. Weg 8, Austria Fax: 1- 45- 67 -22 -87 London, ECIM 7AT United Kingdom Tel: 1- 877- 01 -51; Tel: 171- 253 -4308; Fax: 1- 877 -93 -55 Fax: 171-253-5711 Email: iufro @forvie.ac.at Email: intpen @gn.npc.org. I Internet: http ; / /www.oneworld.org/internatpen ANCB Update 2000 Directory 161 International Agencies

International Typographic Arab Authority for Earthscan Publication Association Agricultural Investment andLimited C/o Nordic Trads Center, Development -AAAID 120 Pentonville Rd., London NI 9JN Eggerstedstrasse 13, 24103 Kiel, POB 2102, Khartoum, Sudan Tel: (0171) 2780733 Germany Tel: 773752 Fax: (0171) 2781142 Tel: 431 -97- 406 -23 Fax: 772600 Internet:www.earthscan.co.uk Fax: 431- 97 -83 -67 E- mail:eathinfo @earthscan.co.uk Arab Fund for Economic and Pan -African Writers' IRC International Water and Development -AFESD Sanitation Center Association Safat, 13080 Kuwait POB 21923, 2509 AD The Hague POB C450, Cantonments Accra, Tel: 4844500; The Netherlands Ghana Fax: 4815750 P.O Box 93190 Tel: 773062 Arab Monetary Fund Tel: +31 -70 -30 68930 Fax: 773042 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Fax: +31 -70 -35 89964 POB 2818, Training @irc.nl World Crafts Council:19 RaceTel: 2- 215000; General @irc.nl course Ave, Colombo 7, Sri Lanka Fax: 2- 326454 Tel: 1- 695831;Fax: 1- 692554 CDRA Arab Trade Financing Community Development International Silk Program (ATFP) Resource Association Association POB 26799, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Woodstock 7915 South Africa 34 rue delaCharite, 69002 Lyon,Emirates P.O Box 221 France Tel: 2- 316999 Tel: (021 462 3902 Tel: 4- 78- 42- 10 -79; Fax: 2-316793 Fax: (021) 462 3918 Fax: 4 -78- 3756 -72 Email: iatinhq @emirates.net.ae; www.cdra.org.za Email: isa- silk.ais- sole @wanadoo.fr Internet: http: / /www.atfp.com cdra @wn.apc.org

Association of Development IRC DEVELOPMENT AND Financing Institutions in International Rescue ECNOMIC CO- Asia and the Pacific -ADFIAPComittee OPERATION Skyland Plaza, Sen. Gil J. Puyat Ave,122 East 42nd St. 12th floor City of Makati 1200, Metro Manila,New York, NY 10168 -1289 African Capacity Building Philippines Tel: 212- 551 -3000 Tel: 2 -816 -1672; Foundation Fax: 212 - 551 -3180 Fax: 2-817-6498 Internet:www. intrescom.org Southampton Life Center, 7th Floor, Email: opp @adfiap.globalden.com E -mail: irc @intrescom.org Jason Moyo Ave /Second St, POB 1562, Harare, Zimbabwe Tel: 4- 738520; Caritas Internationalis United Nations Fax: 4- 702915 (International ConfederationDevelopment Program Email: root @acbf.co.zw ofACKU Catholic Organizations Division of Public Affairs for Charitable and Social One United Nations Plaza African Training and Action) New York, NY 10017, USA Research Center in Palazzo Administration for San Calisto00120 UNDP Washington Liaison Development Citta del Vaticano Office Ave Mohamed V, BP 310, Tangier,Tel: 06- 69887197; 1775 K St., NW, Suite 420 Fax: 06- 69887237 90001 Morocco Washington DC 20006 USA Email: ci.comm @caritas.va Tel: 942652; Fax: 941415 UNDP/ Inter- Agency Radda Barnen Email: cafradt @pchalle.net.ma Procurement Services Internet: http: / /www.cafrad.com/ Swedish Save the Children, SE -107 82 Stockholm, Office (IAPSO) Sweden Nordic Information Center Tel: + 46 8 698 900 Gittervej 20 Freeport Fax: + 46 8 698 9014 P.O Box 2530 lnternet:www.rb. serb @rb.se DK - 1200 Copenhagen Denmark ANCB Update 2000 Directory International Agencies

UNDP Liaison Office with APMN Austrian Red Cross the European Union in Coordinator and Head, Wiedner Hauptstrasse 32 Brussels Documnetation, Information and Postfach 391041 wien 4 Maison de Liaison Bruxelles- Europe Training Service Austria Avenue d' Auderghem 63 ICIMOD, Tel: (43)(1) 58900 -0 1040 Brussels ,Belgium GPO Box. 3226 Fax: ((43)(1) 58900 -199 Kathmandu, Nepal E-mail:[email protected] UNDP Laison Office Tel: 9441525313 Fax: 9441524509 Bahrain Red Crescent Society UNU Building 53 -70 Tingumae, 8thE -mail: shahid @icimod, org.np floor5- Chome, Shibya -Ku Manama ,Bahrain Tokyo 150 P.O.Box 882 Japan Norwegian Aid CommitteeTel: (973) 293171 (NORWAC) Fax: (973) 291797 Grameen Dialogue UllevaalHospital, NGOs -0407Oslo,E -mail: hilal @baletco.com.bh Norway General Manager P.O. Box 93 B angladesh Red Crescent Grameen Trust Tel: 4722712867 Mirpur Two, Dhaka- 1216 Fax: 472271 3075 Soceity Bangladesh 684 -686 Bara ,Maghbazar Fax: 880 -2- 803 -559 World Health Organization G.P.O Box 579, Dhaka - 1217 Internet: grameen @driktap.tool.nl Regional Office for the Bangladesh Tel: (880)(2) 407908 / 406902 Grameen Publication in USAEastern Mediterranean Fax: (880)(2) 931908 World Food Day Committee Alexandria 21563. Egypt Email: [email protected] 1001 -22d St. NW P.O Box 1517, Tel: (203) 48.202.23.48.202.24 Washington DC 20437, USA B elarussian Red Cross Tel: (202) 653 -2404 Fax: (203) 48 38 916 E -mail: EMRO @who.sci.eg 35, Bari Marx Str. 22030 Minsk Belarus International Organization CRESCENT SOCIETY Tel: (375)(17) 2272620 of Employers Fax: (375)(17) 2272620 E -mail: redcross @un.minsk.by 28, Chemin de Joinville Afghan Red Crescent Society CH -1216 cointrin/ Geneva, Shahar -e -Naw Switzerland Kabul, Afghanistan B elgian Red Cross P.O.Box 3056, Ch. de Vleurgat 98 Tel: 34288/32211 1050 Brussels, Belgium Redcross @Candw.Ag Tel: (32)(2) 6454411 INTERNATIONAL Fax (32)(2) 6460439 CHAMBER OF Argentina Red Cross COMMERCE Hipolito Yngoyen 2068 B razilian Red Cross 1089 Buenos Aires Praca Cruz Vermelha No. 10 Tel: (54)(1) 9511391 / 9511854 20230 -130 Rio De Janeiro Rj Brazil Group of Companies ACKUFax: (54)(1) 9527715 Tel: (55)(21) 5071538 / 5071594 5Magellan Terrace, GatwickRd., Crawley, West Sussex RH 10 2QYAustralian Red Cross Brazilian Red Cross England National Office Praca Cruz Vermelha Tel: 44 (0) 1293 571190 155 Petham St. No. 10,20230 -130 rio de Janeiro RJ Fax:44(0)1293571182Sita:Carlton South VIC 3053 Australia Brazil Lgwarxh Aft: Egkkyeryr P.O. Box 196 E -mail: airrep @compuserve.com Tel: (55)(2) 73319 Tel: (61)(3) 93451800 Fax: (501)(2) 30998 Fax (61)(3) 93482513 E -mail: [email protected] Ockenden Venture E -mail: redcross @nat.redcross.org.au Constitution Hill Austrian Red Cross B olivian Red Cross Working Surrey Avenida Simon Bolivar GU22 7UU Wiedner Hauptstrasse 32 Postfach 39 No. 1515 Casilla No. 741 United Kingdom 1041 Wien 4 Austria La Paz ,Bolivia Tel: 01483 772012 Tel: (61)(3) 93451800 Fax: (61)(3) 93482513 Tel. (591)(2) 340948 / 326568 E -mail: redcross @net.redcross.org.au Fax: (591)(2) 359192 l4 ANCB Update 2000 Directory Red Cross & Crescent Societies Brunei Darussalam Red German Red Cross Irish Red Cross Society Crescent Society Friedrich- Ebert-Allee 71 16, Merrion Equare Dublin 2 Bandar Seri Begawan BS 8675 Postfach 1460 Ireland Brunei - P.O.Box 3065 53004 Bonn, Germany Tel (353)(1) 6765135 / 6765136 Tel. (673)(2) 339774 / 421948 Tel. (49)(228) 5410 Fax (353)(1) 6614461 Fax (673)(2) 339572 Fax (49)(228) 5411290 E -mail: redcross @iol.ie E -mail: drk @drk.de Burundi Red Cross Italian Red Cross 18, Av. De la Croix -Rouge Hellenic Red Cross 12, Via Toscana P.OB. 324 Rue Lycavittou 1 I - 00187 Roma Bujumbura, Burundi Athens 106 72, Greece Italy Tel. (257) 216246 / 218871 Tel. (80X1) 3621681/3615605 Tel (39X06) 47591 Fax (257) 211101 Fax. (30)(1) 3616605 Fax (39)(6) 4759223 E -mail: hrg @nermode.ntua.gr. The Canadian Red Cross Japanese Red Cross Society Icelandic Red Cross Society 1 -3 Shiba Daimon, 1430 Blair Place, Gloucester Efstalet 9 1- Chome, Minato -ku Ontario KIJ 9N2, Canada 103 Reykjavik, Iceland Tokyo- 105- 8521,Japan Tel. (1X613) 7401900 Tel. (354) 5704000 Tel (81)(3) 34381311 Fax (1)(613) 7401911 Fax (354) 5704010 Fax (81)(3) 34358509 E -mail cancross @redcross.ca E -mail: central @rexcross.is E -mail rcjpn @ppp.bekkoame.or.jp Red Cross Society of China Indian Red Cross Society 53 Ganmain Hutong Red Cross Building Jordon National Red 100010 Beijing, China 1 Red Cross Rd. New Delhi 110001, Crescent Society Tel. (86)(10) 65124447 / 6513583g India Madaba St. Fax. (86)(10) 65124169 Tel. (91)(11) 3716441 / 3716442 P.O.Box 10001 E -mail: hq @chineseredcross.org.ac.cn Fax (91)(11) 3717454 Amman 11151 Internet: oxaox9 @hns.cjth.ac.cn E -mail: indcross @nde.vsnl.net.in Jordan Tel. (962)(6) 773141 / 773142 Cuban Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Fax (962)(6) 750815 Calle Calzada # 51 E -mail: jrc @index.com.jo Esquina a 13,Vedado C.P. 10400 Society Cuba J. Jendera Datot Subrota Kay. 96 Red Cross Society of the Tel. (53X7) 552555 / 552556 Jakarta 12790 Democratic People's Indonesia Fax. (53)(7) 662057 Republic of Korea E- mailcrsn @infomed.sld.cu P.O.Box 2009 Tel. (62)(21) 7992325 Ryonwa 1. Central District Ecuadorian Red Cross Fax (62)(21) 7995188 Pyongyang, Korea Tel. (850)(2) 18111 / 18222 Antonio Elizade E 4 -13 y Fax (850)(2) 3814644 Av. Colombia (esq.) Casilla17 -01- Red Crescent Society 2119, Quito, Ecuador The Republic of Korea Tel. (593)(2) 582485 ACKUof the Islamic Republic of Fax (593)(2) 570424 Iran National Red Cross 32 - 3ka, Namsan. -dong Choong -Ku E -mail crequi @ibm.net Ustad Nejatolahi Ave. Seaul 100 -043, Korea, Tehran Tel. (82)(2) 7559301 Egyptian Red Crescent Tel (98)(21) 8896737 Fax. (82)(2) 7740735 Society Fax (98)(21) 8849079 E -mail: krchq @cholian.net 29, El Galaa St., Cairo , Egypt E -mail: helal @www.dci.coar. Tel. (20) (2) 5750558 / 5750397 Fax (20) (2) 5740450 Kuwait Red Crescent E -mail erc @brainyl. Iraqi Red Crescent Society Society Al- Mansour Al -Jahra St. Shuweek 13014 Safat French Red Cross Iraq Kuwait 1. Place Henry -Dunant P.O.Box 6143 P.O.Box 1359 F -75384 Panis Cedex 08 France Tel. (964)(1) 8862191 / 5343922 Tel. (965) 48391 14 / 4815478 Tel. (33)(1) 44431100 Fax. (964)(1) 8840872 Fax (965)(312) 662181 Fax. (33)(1) 44431 101 E -mail: redcross @imfiko.bishkek.su E -mail: cr @croix.rouge.fr

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Red Cross & Crescent Societies Liberian Red Cross Society The Netherlands Red Cross The Sri Lanka Red Cross 107 Lynch St. 1000 Monrovia 20 Leeghwaterplein 27 Society Liberia 2502 KC The Hangue 106, Dharmapala P.O.Box 20 -5081 Netherlands Mawatha, Sri Lanka, Colombo 7 Tel. (231) 225172 / 227521 Tel. (31)(70) 4455666 / 4455755 Tel. (94)(1) 691095 / 699935 Fax (231) 226231 Fax (31)(70) 4455777 Fax (94)(1) 695434 E -mail: hq @redcross.nl Libyan Red Crescent Norwegian Red Cross Benghazi Libyan New Zealand Red Cross Hausmannsgate 7 P.O.Box 541 69 Molesworth St. Postbox 1. Gronland Tel. (218)(61) 9095202 / 9095152 Thorndon 0133 Oslo, Norway Fax. (218)(61) 9095829 P.O.Box 12 -140 Tel. (47) 22054000 Thorndon Fax (47) 22054040 Luxembourg Red Cross Wellington 6038 ,New Zealand E -mail: documentation .center @redcross.no Parco de la Vile Tel. (64)(4) 4723750 L - 2014 Luxembourg Fax (64)(4) 4730315 Pakistan Red Crescent P.O.Box: 404 E -mail: sep @redcross.org.nz Society Tel. (352) 450202 / 450201 Sector H -8, Islamabad, Pakistan Fax (352) 45726 Saudi Arbaian Red Crescent Tel. (92)(51) 435831 / 435832 Fax. (92)(51) 435830 Society E -mail: hilal @isb.comsats.net.pk Malagasy Red Cross SocietyGeneral Headquarters. Riyadh 11129 1, rue Patrice Lumumba Tsavalalana The Sudanese Red Crescent Antananarivo Madagascar Saudi Arabia Khartoum, Sudan P.O.Box: 1 168 Tel. (966)(1) 4740027 P.O.Box 235 Tel. (251)(20) 2222111 Fax (966)(1) 4787453 Tel. (249)(1 l) 772011 Tax. (261)(20) 2235457 Fax (249)(11) 772877 Sierra Leone Red Cross E -mail: sres @sudanet.net Malaysian Red Crescent Society Society 6 Liverpool St. Suriname Red Cross JKR 32. Jalan Nipan Freetown, Sierra Leone Gravenberchstraat 2 Off Jalan Ampang P.O.Box 427 Postbus 2919 55000 Kuala Lumpur Tel. (232)(22) 229082 / 229854 Paramaribo, Suriname Malysia Fax (232)(22) 229083 Tel. (597) 498410 Tel: (60)(3) 4578122 / 4578236 E -mail: sires @sierratel.sl Fax (597) 464780 Fax (60)(3) 4533191 E -mail: surcross @sr.net E -mail: mres @po.janng.mj Singapore Red Cross Society Swedish Red Cross Mali Red Cross Red Cross H.15 Penang Lane Cesthammarsgatan 70 Route Koulikoro Singapore 238486 SE -102 54 Stockholm, Sweden Bamako Mali Tel (65) 3360269 Box 27316 P.O.Box: 280 Fax (65) 3374360 Tel. (46)(8) 6655600 Tel. (223) 224569 Fax (46)(8) 6612701 Fax (223) 240414 ACKU Slovak Red Cross E -mail: postmaster @redcross.se Grosslingova 24 Moroccan Red Crescent 814 46 Bratislava Swiss Red Cross Palais Mokn Takaddoum Slovakia Rainmattstrasse 10 Rabat, Morocco Tel. (42)(7) 325305 / 323576 Post fach 3001 Bem P.O.Box: 189 Fax (42)(7) 323276 Switzerland Tel. (212)(7) 650898 / 651495 Tel. (41)(31) 3877111 Fax (212)(7) 759395 Spanish Red Cross Fax (41)(31) 3877122 RafaelVilla. S/n(VueltaGinesE -mail: info @redcross.ch Nepal Red Cross Society Navaroo) Red Cross Marge Kalimati 28023 El Plantio Syrian Arab Red Crescent Katmandu Nepal Madrid, Spain Al Malek Aladel St. Damascus P.O.Box 217 Tel. (34X91) 3354444 / 3354545 Syrian Tel. (977)(1) 270650 / 270167 Fax (34)(91) 3354455 Tel. (963)(11) 4429662 Fax (977)(1) 271915 E -mail: informa @cruzroja.es Fax (963)(11) 4425677 E -mail: [email protected]

ANCB Update 2000 Directory Red Cross & Crescent Societies Red Crescent Society of International Federation of Belarus Tajikistan Red Cross and Red CrescentUlitsa Mayakovskosva 14 120, Omari Khayom St. Societies at the United Minsk 220006 734017, Dushanbe ,Tajikistan Belarus Nations Tel. (375)(17) 2217237 Tel. (7)(3772) 240374 630 Third Avenue Fax (7)(3772) 245378 Fax (375)(17) 2219060 21st Floor Suite 2104 E -mail: ifrcby0l @ifrc.org E -mail: [email protected] New York NY 10017 United States Iraq Tel. (1)(212) 3380161 P.O.Box 6143, Baghdad, Iraq Tanzania Red Cross Fax (1)(212) 3389832 National Society Tel. (964)(1) 5434184 / 8844036 Fax (964)(1) 5434184 Upanga Rd., Dar -e- Sallam New Delhi Tanzania F -25A Hauz Khas Enclave Korea Tel: (255)(51) 116514 / 151236 New Delhi 110 016 E -mail: redcross @unidargn.apc.org. C/o Red Cross Society (DPR) India Korea Rycnwal, Tel (91 11) 6858671 / 688672 Central District, Pyongyang Korea, Fax (9111) 6857567 Tel: (850)(2) 3813490 / 3814350 Tunisian Red Crescent E -mail: fedcross @del2.vsn.net.in 19, Rue d'Angleterre Aunis 1000, Tunisia Pakistan Amman House 10, St. 35 Tel. (216)(1) 320630 / 325572 Al Shmeisani Fax (216)(1) 320151 Sector F -7/1, Islamabad Maroof al Rasafi St Tel. (0092)(51) 823980 / 815345 Building # 19 Fax (0092)(51) 825808 P.O.Box 830511 /Zahran Amman E -mail: ifrcaf @isb.comsata.net.pk Turkish Red Crescent Jordan Society Tel. (962)(6) 5684060/ 5694911 Russian Federation Fax (962)(6) 5681060 / 5694911 Atac Sckak 1 # 32 C/o Russian Red Cross Society E-mail:[email protected] Yenisehir ,Ankara, Turkey Toneryomushkinski, Proezd 5 Tel. (90)(312) 4302300 / 4311158 117036, Moscow Fax (9)(312) 4300175 Kuala Lumpur Tel. (709)(5) 2306620 / 2306621 # 32. Jalan Nipah Tel (603) 4510723 / 4524046 P.O.Box 13255 Fax (603) 4519359 Society Red Crescent of 50804 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia E -mail: moscow @ifrc.org Turkmenistan Fax (850)(2) 3813490 48 A. Novar str.744000 Sudan Ashqabat, Turkmenistan Afghanistan Al Mak Nimir St./ Gamhouria St. Tel. (993)(2) 395511 43D S.Jamal -ud -Din Afghani Rd. Plot #1. Block #4 Fax (993)(2) 351750 University Town, Peshawar Pakistan P.O.Box 10697 E -mail: prest @cat.glasnet.ru Tel. (873) 761241875 East Khartoum Fax (873) 761241877 Tel. (249)(11) 7771033 ACKUFax (249)(11) 770484 Switzerland Azerbaijan 1211 Geneva 19 Niazi St. 11 P.O. Box 372 Baku 370000 ,Azerbaijan Tajikistan Tel. (41)(22) 730 42 22 Tel. (99)(412) 925792 c/o Tajikistan Red Fax (41)(22) 733 03 95 Fax (99)(412) 971889 Crescent Society E -mail: secretarial @ífra.org E -mail: office @ifrc.ansdx.com 120, Omari Khayom St. W W W http: / /www.ifrc.org 734017 Dushanbe, Tajikistan Tel. (7)(3772) 244296 / 245981 Bangladesh Fax (7)(3772) 248520 C/o Bangladesh Red CrescentE -mail: ifrc @ifrctaj.td.silk.org Red Cross /EU Liaison Society684 -686Bara MaghBazar Bureau Khaka -1217 Rue J. Stallaert T. Bte 14 Bangladesh Yugoslavia 1050 Brussels ,Belgium Fax (709)(5) 2306622 Simina Ulica Broj 21 Tel. (32)(2) 3475750 Tel. (880)(2) 9337314 11000 Belgrade, Yugoslavia Fax (32)(2) 3474365 Fax (880)(2) 834701 Tel. (381)(11) 3282202 / 3281376 E -mail: rceulb.brux @inforboard.be E -mail: ifrcbd.hod @pradeshta.net Fax (3 81)(11) 3281791. E -mail: first name @ifrc.org

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Afghanistan Ambassador Chinese Ambassador H. E. Mawlavi Saeed -ur- Rahman Haqani H.E. Lu Shulin Afghanistan Embassy, Diplomatic Enclave, G- 4,Islamabad. House 8, Street 90, G -6/3, Embassy Road, Tel: 822540/817279 Islamabad. Fax: 821116 Tel: 824505 -6 Fax: 824504 Danish Ambassador H.E. Sven Bjerregaard Algerian Ambassador House 9, Street 90, G- 6 /3,Islamabad. H.E. Aissa Seferdjeli Tel: 824722 -4 House 107, Street 9, E -7, Islamabad Fax: 213981 Tel: 206631 -2 Fax:275413 Egyptian Ambassador H.E. Dr. Mohamed Noman Galal Australian Ambassador Diplomatic Enclave Plot 38 -51, G -5/4, H.E.Geoffrey Allen Islamabad Diplomatic Enclave, P.O. Box 1046 Tel: 209072 / 820180 Tel: 824345 Fax: 279552 Fax: 820112 Finish Ambassador Austrian Ambassador H.E. Kaija Ilander H.E. Walter Howadt House 11, Street 88, G -63, House 13, Street 1, F -6/3, P.O. Box 1018, Islamabad Islambad Tel: 828426 / 822136 Tel: 279237 --8 Fax: 828427 Fax: 828366

Bangladesh Ambassador, French Ambassador H.E. Q.A.M.A. Rahim H.E. Yannick Gerard House 1, Street 5, F -6/3/, Diplomatic Enclave, Constitution Avenue G -5, Islamabad. Islamabad Tel: 279260 -7/270854 Tel: 278730- 33/824387 Fax: 279266 Fax: 822583

Belgian Ambassador German Ambassador H.E. Michel Lastchenko H.E. Hans Joachim Daerr House 14, Street 17, F -7/2 P.O. Box 1016, Diplomatic Enclave, G -5, Islamabad Islamabad Tel: 279430 -36 Tel: 827091 / 277753 Fax: 279436 Fax: 822358 ACKU Greek Ambassador Brazilian Ambassador H.E. Dimirios M. Loundras H.E. Abelardo Arantes Jr House 22, Main, Margalla Road, F -6/3, House 50, Attaturk Avenue, G -6/3, Islamabad. Islamabad Tel: 279690 -1 Tel: 822558/825186 Fax: 823034 Fax: 825161

Canadian Ambassador Indian Ambassador H.E. Ferry D Kerckhove H.E. G. Parthasarathy Diplomatic Enclave, G -5, P.O.Box 1024, Diplomatic Enclave, G -5, Islamabad Islamabad Tel: 279100 -07 Tel: 206950 -4 / 821 134 Fax: 279110 Fax: 1823386

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Iranian Ambassador Spanish Ambassador H.E. Sayed Serajeddin Mousavi H.E. Aurora Bernaldez Dicenta Diplomatic Enclave, Plot 222 -238, Street2, G -5/1 Diplomatic Enclave, 1, Street 6, Islamabad Ramna 5, Sector G -5, Tel: 276270 -72 Islamabad, Fax: 824839 Tel: 279480 -2 Fax: 279489 Italian Ambassador H.E. Enrico Gerardo De Maio House 54, Margalla Road, F -6/3, Islamabad Swedish Ambassador Tel: 829106 / 829229 Fax: 829026 H.E. Peter Tejler H.# 4, Street 5, F6/3 P.O. Box 1100, Islamabad Japanese Ambassador Tel: 828712 -14 Fax: 825284 H.E. Minoru Kubota Diplomatic Enclave 1, Plot 53 -70, Ramna 5, G -5/4, Islamabad Tel: 279320 / 279330 Swiss Ambassador Fax: 279340 H.E. Mare Andre Salamin Diplomatic Enclave, Street 6, G -5/4 ,Islamabad. Kazakh Ambassador Tel: 279291 -92 H.E. Tamas Aitmukhambetov Fax: 279286 House 2, Street 4, F -8/3, Islamabad Tel: 262926 Tajikistan Ambassador Fax: 262806 H.E. Bobojan Khojier Netherlands Ambassador House 6, Margalla Road, F -7/3, Islamabad H.E. Jaap A. Walkate Tel: 270097 PIA Building, 2'Floor, Blue Area F -6, 13,0. Box: 1065 Fax: 270567 Islamabad Tel: 279510/814338 Fax: 279512 Turkish Ambassador H.E. Halft Bozkurk Aran Norwegian Ambassador House 58, Ataturk Avenue, G -6/3, Islamabad. H.E. Jan Erik Leikvang Tel: 278748 -49 House 25, Street 19, Shalimar, F -6/2 Fax: 278752 Islamabad Tel: 279720 -24 Fax:279729 Turkmenistan Ambassador H.E. Berdiniyazov Spar Portuguese Ambassador House 22 -A, Nazimuddin road, F -7 /I, Islamabad. H.E. Alexanderr L. Vassalo ACKUTel: 274913 House 66, Margalla Road, F -7/2, Fax: 278799 Islamabad Tel: 279530 -31 United Arab Emirates Ambassador Fax: 279532 H.E. Mohammad Atiq -Al -Qamzi 1 -22 Diplomatic Enclave, Quaid -e Azam U. R, Russian Federation Islamabad H.E. Andrey M Gulyev Tel: 279052 -56/279059 Diplomatic Enclave, G- 5 /4,Islamabad Fax:279057 Tel: 278670-1/278669 Fax: 826552 United Kingdom Embassador Saudi Arabian Ambassador H.E. Sir David John Michael Dain H.E. Asad Al- Zuhair Diplomatic Enclave, Ramna 5, G -5, 14, Hill Road, Sector F -6/3, Islamabad Islamabad Tel: 820150 Tel: 822131- 35/208000 Fax: 218141 Fax: 823439

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United States Ambassador Mr. David Dain H.E. William D. Milam British High Commissioner Diplomatic Enclave, P.O Box 1048, Ramna 5, Diplomatic Enclave, Ramna, 5 Islamabad Islamabad Tel: 826161 -79 Fax:276427 Mr. William Byrd Principle Economist Mr. Tulla Telaranta The World Bank Charge d' Affaires 20 -A, Shahroah- e -,P.O. Box 1025, Jamhoriat, Embassy of Finland Islamabad House 11, Street 90 Sector G -6/3 Islamabad Mr. Kirsi Vaatamoinen Repatriation/ Protection Officer Mr. Mitsuru Orguchi UNHCR Second Secretary (Political) 1 Gul Mohar Lane Embassy of Japan U.P.O Box 767 University Town Plot 4 53 -70, Diplomatic Enclave Peshawar Ramna 5/4, Islamabad

Mr. Manfried Lench Mr. Geoffrey Allen German Ambassy Australian High Commissioner Coordination Office Diplomatic Enclave 4 2 26 A -B, S.J. Afghani Road P.O. Box 1046 University Town, Peshawar Islamabad Tel: 840518 Mr. Ferry de kerckhorve Mr. Kurt Juul Canadian High Commissioner EU Coordinator Diplomatic Enclave House 9, Street 88, G -6/3, Islamabad. P.O. Box 1042 Ramna 5 Tel: 271828 Islamabad Fax: 822583 Mr. Lours G. Arsenault Mr. Jon Hayward Representative /Kabul Coordinator UNICEF European Community Humanitarian Office House # 1 12, Street -37 F -10/1 House # 196A, Street 10 Sector E7, Islamabad Islamabad ACKUFax: 212836

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Islamabad : TIRO ACTED Moayed A. Al- Butairy Ehsan Zehine Pitrus Bukaari Road, Sector H -8/1 8 -B, Street 63, F -7/3 Tel: 250299/255112 Tel: 206480 Fax: 449241 Fax: 206481 Email: actedisl @isb.compol.com IOM ATCE D. Alvero Hallt Esndir House 25, Street 59, F7/4 12 -A, Street 36, F/1 Tel: 822968 Tel: 252151 Fax: 293184 [email protected] VSO Afaq Ali CARITAS House 17, Stree 50, F 7/4, - PO Box 2543 Saleem Frank Tel: 815574 334 -P, Lane 5, Peshawar Road, GPO, Box 454 Tel: 051- 864343 Fax: 051- 470434 Quetta: Email cpr(Asb.intlolink.net.pk DDG ICRC Kim Agger Brandt Paul Bonard 5, GuI Town, GOR Road, ajacent Chamn Housing S. House 12, Street 83, G6/4 Tel: 826231/826295 Tel: 051- 817697/824780 Fax: 825633 Fax: 051- 842758 Email: [email protected] IFRCS MCI Arooj Bilal Mark Pont House 10, Street 35, F7 /1 10, Arbab Karam Khan Road, P.O Box 314 Tel: 051- 823980 Tel: 442863 Fax: 051- 825606 ACKUFax: 051- 449473 Email: ifrcalisb.comsats.net.pk Afghanistan:

C1C GP -UK Simon Nicholson Ron Ward 281, Street 15 Wazir Akbar Khan, Kabul Hose 29, Street 32, F 6/1 Tel: 870 761 882 880 Tel: 051- 275490 Fax: 870 761 882 881 Fax: 051-272605 Email: [email protected]

OXFAM Chris Johnson HT Dr. Farid Homayoun House 109, Street 60, 1 8/3 Tel: 449790/449791 KRC Street,Share -Naw Kabul , Afghanistan. Fax: 449790 -91 Tel: 32934 Email: oxagn(ä?comsats.pk

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IAM Canada Fund Afghanistan Harri Lammi Arsallah Jamal Lane T, Street 15, Wazir Akbar Khan, , Kabul C/O CARE International Tel: 25723 Tel: 40614 Fax: 09 -84264 Email : [email protected] BRITISH COUNCIL Ms. Shreen Khan 17 -C, Chinar road, University Town, Peshawar. MEDAIR Tel: 841921/8432253 David Thomson Fax: 842633 68 T Lane , Street15 Wazir Akbar Khan, Kabul, Afghanistan. EUROPEAN COMMISSION Tel: 873 682 286 522 Ewen Macleod Fax: 873 682 286 522 5C -2, Abdara Road, University Town [email protected] Tel: 43574 / 843003 Fax: 843003

MDM GERMANY COORDINATION OFFICE Dr. Nazeer Monfried Leroch Lane Z, Street 13, Wazir Akbar Khan , Kabul , 26 A -B, S.Jamaluddin Afghani Road University Town, Afghanistan Peshawar, Pakistan. Tel: 61162 Tel: 840518 Fax: 840518

IODAI THE WORLD BANK Ghulam Farooq Noori John. W. Wall Abnisina Hospital Kabul, Afghanistanistan 20 -A, Shahrah -e- Jamhoriat, Ramna 5/1, P.O .Xox 1025, Islamabad OTHERS Tel: 279641 -6 Fax: 279648 -9 AFGHANISTAN CONSULATE ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Mawlavi Najibullah Mathieux Decelercq 10`h, Mall Peshawar, Cannt 1 Park Avenue, U/T Tel: 285962 -4 Tel: 842008/843928 Fax: 285961 Fax: 842008 ACKU

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United Nations Office Addresses

Coordination Office Temporary Address in Islamabad Shah Mahmood Ghazi Watt, Kabul House # 292, Street # 55, F -10/4, Islmabad P.O Box 5, Kabul, Afghanistan P.O Box 1051, 1809, Islmabad Satellite: 873 761 660767 Satellite Tel: 873 76187061 Fax: 873 761 660769 Satellite Fax: 873 761 870462 Tel: 0093 -2- 26051, 26053, 24824, Fax: 92 51 211451 22772, 22750 Tel: 92 51 211451 E -mail: unrco @kabul.isb -com.net US Line (Tel./ Fax) 001 212 963 9978 E -mail: [email protected]

Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival Resident Add.& Tel

De Mul Erick Eduard UN Res. /Humanitarian 30 October 1998 H.8, St.27, F -6/2 (Netherlands) Coordinator Islamabad Direct: 211 470 206428, 0320- 262027 Erick.demul @undp.org

Donini, Antonio Deputy Humanitarian 14 January 1999 H.3 -A, St.53, F -7/4 (Italy) Coordinator Islamabad Director of UNOCHA 279457, 0320 -264837 Antonio @undpafg.org.pk

Rashad Youssef Mohammad Senior Deputy Res. Rep. 12 August 1999 H.298, St.19, E /17 Islamabad, (Egypt) (Operations) Yousseff.rashad @ undp.org 0300 -554492- 279317

Ostby Knut Senior Deputy Res. Rep. 24 August 1999 H.254, St.32, F10 /1 (Norway) Programme Islamabad, Knut.ostby @undp.org 0320 -266253- 294814

Rana Sarwar Senior Secretary Nil H.44/2, Tulsa Road (Pakistan) Sarwar @undpafg.org.pk Lalazar, Rawalpindi 514487 UNDP/UNOCHA ACKU Kaye, Chris Humanitarian Afairs, Officer 05 June 1999 H,6 , St. 2 , F -6/3 chrisk @undpafg.org.pk Islamabad 275371,0300 -542164

Daudzai, Mohammad Umar Assistant Res. Representative Nil H. 81, St. 34, G-9/I (Afghanistan) umer.daudzai @undp.org Islamabad850758, 0320-265724

Melek, Maysoon Gender Advisor 14 March 1999 H. 30, St. 13, F -7/2 (Iraq) [email protected] Islamabad 275451, 0300 -555783

Niland, Norah Human Rights Advisor 13 January 1999 H.3 -A, St. 53, F -7/4 (Ireland) chrisk @undpafg.org.pk Islamabad 279457,0300 -552933

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Name & Nationality (Designation& E-mail Date of Arrival [ResidentAdd. & Tel.

Neubacher, Brigitte Field Representative Expert01 February 1995 H.9, St. 12, F -7/2 -B (Austria) [email protected] Islamabad, 824462

ROSSAAN, Letizia Field Operations Officer H.35, St. 26, F -6/2 (Italy) letizia @undpafg.org.pk 03 July 1999 Islamabad, 270814, 0300 -7. 55920

FLIGHT OPERATIONS SECTION

Zuberi, Tariq Aircraft Operations Manager Nil H.44, St. 29, F -8/1 (Pakistan) tariq @undpafg.org.pk 256393, 0320 -261974 Islamabad

Mumtaz,Azeem Malik Flight Operations Officer Nil H.306, St. 16, F -10/2 (Pakistan) mumtaz.azeem @undpafg.org.pk Islamabad 298382, 298311

MINE ACTION PROGRAMME FOR AFGHANISTAN

Bullpit, Ian Programme Manger H.5, St. 11, F -7/2, (Australia) bullpitt @undpafg.org.pk 21 January 1994 Islamabad 827393,091- 842797 0320- 263106

Kelly, Richard Daniel Operation & Planing 26 April 1999 H.5, St. 11, F-7/2 (Canada) Manager Islamabad, Kelly @ undpafg.org.pk 827393

UNITED NATIONS VOLUNTEERS (UNV)

Lehtinen -Kassem, Ritva UNV Programme Officer 23 September 1999 H.186 -C. Ist Floor, St. 48 (Finland) ritva @undpafg.org.pk F -10/4, Islamabad 0300- 547760

ProMIS Programme Management Information System Horich, Lubow ProgrammeACKU Manager Nil H.2, St. 53, F -8/4 (Canada) lubow @undpafg.org.pk Islamabad 856284, 261730

Ross, Andrew Technical Officer Nil H.12 -B, St. 67, F -8/3 (Canada) ross @undpafg.org.pk Islamabad 0303 -7755677

UN OFFICE IN PESHAWAR

Ibom, Erasmus w. Head of Sub -Office 01 February 1995 H.5 -A, Circular Lane (Nigeria) University Town, Peshawar 091- 840489

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Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival IResident Add. & Tel. REGIONAL COORDINATION OFFICE IN KABUL

Leslie, Jolyon Regional Coordination Officer Nil UNICA Guest I louse. (South Africa) [email protected] Kabul, Afghanistan

Yannoutsou, sophie Assistant Res. Representative10 January 1995 UNICA Guest House, (Greece) Address in Islamabad [email protected] H. 18 -B, St. 2, F -8/3. Islamabad. Tel: 051- 255762 Pakes, D. E Regional Field Security Officer Nil C/O UNDP /UNOCHA (Australia) rfsokbl @super.net.pk Kabul

RMAC OFFICE IN KABUL Temporary Address in Islamabad

House No. 95, Street Jeem, Wazir Akbar Khan, C/O UN Pouch Officer CH -121 1, Geneva 10. Kabul, Afghanistan 24141, 24262, 23807 UNOCHA Demining Kabul,

Achim, Brudgam Regional Manager (Rmac) Nil C' /O Rmac Office Kabul (German)

REGIONAL COORDINATION Temporary Address in Islamabad OFFICE IN JALALABAD

No. 1, Karte Mamorin, Opposite C/O UNDP,Afghanistan . Office in Islamabad Satellite :00 873 761 352235 Fax:00 873 761 352236 E -mail: unrcojal @super.net.pk

Abu -Diek, Abu Ei Gasim Regional Coordination Officer 10 July 1999 C/O UNDP /UNOCHA (Sudan) unrcojal @super.net.pk Jalalabad

REGIONAL COORDIANTION Temporary Address in Islamabad ACKUTele:2125 OFFICE IN HERAT Satellite :00 873 761 352079 House No. 1831, Charrahi Fax:00 873 761 352080 Mustufiat Jada Beland Aab, Herat E -Mail:unrcohrt(ä'Jsuper.net.pk

Vacant Regional Coordination Officer Nil Nil

Badha, Anthony Regional Coordination 07 May 1991 UNICA Guest House Herat (Sudan) Officer a.i Islamabad F1.14, St. 30, F -6/1. [email protected]

Massart, Jean Luc Regional Field Security Officer Nil C/O UNRCO Herat (Belgium) [email protected] Sat. Phone: 00873 761 968355

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Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival Resident Add. & Tel.

REGIONAL COORDIANTION OFFICE IN KANDAHAR Temporary in Islamabad Office in Islamabad Haji Musa Jan House Close to Hendo Chowk, Tel: 92- 01 -211451 Shahr- i -Naw, Kandahar city, Fax: 92-51-211450, 211475 E -Mail: unrco @kandahar.isb -com.net Afghanistan . Mailing Address Through UN Pouch

Oqvist, Leslie Regional Coordination Officer20 November 1996 C/O UNDP /UNOCHA (Sweden) unrco @ kandahar.isb -com.net Kandahar Address in Islamabad : H 472 -A, St.10, F1012, Isl. 279314, 0320 -552934

Dugu, Isireli Field Security Analist Nil C/O UNRCO Kandahar (Fiji) drfso @super.net.pk

Chamberlain, Roass John Demining Officer (RMAC) (Australian) C/O RMAC Kandahar

REGIONAL COORDIANTION TEMPORARY ADDRESS IN ISLAMABAD OFFICE IN MAZAR -I- SHARIF H 472 -A, St.10, F10 72, Isl. Tel: 92- 01 -211451 Office Address: Fax: 92-51-211450 , 211475 Mailing Adress: through UN pouch temporary office in E -Mail: unrco @kandahar.isb -com.net Islamabad.

Patterson, Marvyn Regional Coordination Officer (North) Nil C/O Unrco Mazar -l- Sharif Thomas (U.K.) unrcomzr @super.net.pk

Mashimango, Pango Field Security Analyst Nil C/O Unrco Mazar -l- Sharif (Congo) rfsomzr @super.net.pk Sat Phone: 00 873 761 ACKU9683350 Regional Coordination Temporary Office in Islamabad Office In Faizabad Office in Islamabad H 472 -A, St.10, F10 /2, Isl. Through Un Pouch, Temporary Office In Islamabad, Tel: 92- 01 -211451 Fax: 92- 51- 211450 , 211475 E -Mail: unrconkandahar.isb- com.net

Dutoit, Eliane Regional Coordination Officer Nil C/O UNRCO Faizabad (France) unrcofzd @super.net.pk

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Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival (ResidentAdd. & Tel.

Temporary Office in Islamabad REGIONAL COORDIANTION Office in Islamabad OFFICE IN BAMYAN Tel: 92- 01 -211451 Fax: 92-51-211450 , 21 1475 Through UN Pouch, temporary Office In Islamabad E -Mail: unrco @kandahar.isb -com.net

Semple, Michael Regional Coordination Officer C/O UNRCO Bamyan (Ireland) unrcobmn @super.net.pk

UNICEF UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUNDs Temporary Office in Islamabad Office Address:Charrahi Ansari, Shar- I -Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan Office Address: House No. 112, Street 37 Mailing Address :P. O. Box 54, GPO Kabul, Afghanistan F -10 /1, Islamabad, Pakistan, Cable UNICEF Kabul Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3117 Telex No.:206 UNCF KAB AFG Tel: 92-51-212948-51,281495 Te1:32172, 21 122 - 20434 (Switchboard) Fax:92 -5 1- 2 1 2948- 5 1,281495 20840 (Direct Line to Representative's Office) E -mail: kabul(ä unicef. org 22492 (Direct Line to Annex Office) E -Mail:kabulfo @unicef org

OFFICE OF THE REPRESENTATIVE:

Arsenault, Louis -Georges Representative 28 September 1998 H.276, St. 6, F -10/3 (Canada) louis- georges @unicef.org Islamabad, 0300 -541155 Direct; 212834 282787, 280215

Ramaroson, Solofo R. Deputy Chief of Mission 01 September 1999 H.171, St. 18, F -10/2 (Madagascar) Islamabad 281945,0303- 7866298

Bello, Alin Adebisi Project Officer Health 20 November 1995 Ap.709, Park Tower, F -10/3 (Nigeria) Islamabad, 212316 STAFF MEMBERS IN KABUL ACKU Eric, Donelli Regional Project Officer 23 November 1998 C/O UNICEF Kabul (Italy) H. 18 -B, St. 2, F -8/3, Islamabad, 051- 255762

UNICEF SUB -OFFICE Temporary Office in Islamabad MAZAR -I- SAHRIF Office Address: House No. 112, Street 37 Office Address:House 99, F -10 /1, Islamabad, Pakistan, Hospital Road District Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3117 3, Mazar -I- Sharif, Afghanistan Tel: 92 -51- 212948- 51,281495 Fax:92 -51- 212948- 51,281495 E -mail: kabul{u7unicef.org

176 ANCB Update 2000 Directory UN Agencies f Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival Resident Add. & Tel. J Shareef, Mahboob Project Officer EPI 08 December 1994 C/O UNICEF (Bangladesh) Mazar -I- Sharif H.2 -A, St. 55, F -8/4, Islamabad 256330

UNICEF SUB -OFFICE HERAT Temporary Office in Islamabad House No. 112, Street 37 Walayat Road, Opposite Agricultural F -10 /1, Islamabad, Pakistan, Department, Herat, Afghanistan P.O. Box 3117 Te1:3209 Tel: 92-51-212948-51,281495 Satellite Tel: Fax: 92-51212948-51,281495 Satellite Fax: E -mail: kabul @unicef.org E -Mail: [email protected]

Karim, Ershad Project Officer (WES) 22 June 1993 C/O UNICEF Herat (Bangladesh) Address in Islamabad H.403, St. 12, F -10/2, 051- 282182

UNICEF SUB -OFFICE JALALABAD Temporary Office in Islamabad Office Address: House No. 112, Street 37 Raig Shah Mard Khan Road, Zone 4, F -I0 /1, Islamabad, Pakistan, Manzili Sayed Abass, Jalalabad, Afghanistan Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3117 Tel: 92-51-212948-51,281495 Fax:92- 51212948- 51,281495 E -mail: kahul(a)unicefore

Anoja, Wijeyesekera Project Officer Emergency 22 October 1997 C/O UNICEF Jalalabad (U.K.) Address in Islamabad H.17, St. 28, F -6 /1, Islamabad

UNDCP UNITED NATIONS DRUG CONTROL PROGRAMME TEMPORARY OFFICE IN ISLAMABAD Tower B, floor 1I `h, Saudi -Pak Tower, Blue Area, Islamabad Shah Mahmood Ghazi Watt, P. O. Box 1051, Islamabad Kabul, Afghanistan ACKUTe1:92 -51- 279165 -74, 822071 -79 Mailing Address :P. O. Box 5, Kabul, Afghanistan Fax:92 -51- 279085 Satellite Te1:873 150 5152104 E -mail :UNDCPPAKISTAN @UNKCP.UN.OR.AT Fax:873 150 5152102 Te1:22496

STAFF MEMBERS IN ISLAMABAD

Frahi, Bernard Representative May 1998 H.2 -A, St. 19, F -7/2 (French) Bfrahi @un.org.pk Islamabad Direct; 279088 824605,0320- 265814

Macdonald, David Drug Demand Reduction January 1998 H. 4 -A, St. 14, F -7/2 (U.K.) Specialist Islamabad, 0320 -7772263 dmcdonald @un.org.pk

SHRESTHA, Devaki Community Development July 1998 H. 33, St. 41, F-7/1 (Nepal) Advisor (UNV) Islamabad, 0320 -4503447

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Temporary Office In Islamabad UNDCP SUB -OFFICE KANDAHAR Tower B, floor 11 `h, Saudi -Pak Tower, Blue Area, Islamabad Near Sports Stadium, Shari Naw, P. O. Box 1051, Islamabad Kandahar City, Afghanistan Fax:92 -51- 279085 E -mail: Undcpgan @undcpgan.isb- com.net E -mail:UNDCPPAKISTANaUNKCP.UN.OR.AT

Drouot, Claude Rural Development Manager22 March 1998 C/0 UNDCP Kandahar (France) H.16, Hill Road, F -6/3, ISB 825610,0320- 4501885

UNHCR UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISIONER FOR REFUGEES Temporary Office In Islamabad House No. 24, Street No. 89, 41 Jadai Solh (Peace Avenue) Kabul, Afghanistan G -6/3, Islamabad, Pakistan P. O. Box 3232, Kabul, Afghanistan P. O. Box 1263, GPO Islamabad Telex No,:305 UNHCR AF Te1:92 -51- 9221124 -25, 820877, 821683, 827633 Te1:31611 Fax:92 -51- 820511 E -mail Address: afgka @unhcr.ch

Farah, Ahmad Said Chief of Mission 01 May1998 11.252, St. 23, E7,Islamabad (Somalia) farah @unhcr.ch 279396, 0320-263600

Hanyu, Yusaku Deputy Chief of Mission 07 September 1998 H.3, St. 58, F -7/4 Islamabad (Japan) hanyu @unhcr.ch 274598,0320- 268344

Lumpp, Katharina Protection Officer 08 June 1999 H.21, St. 55, F -7/4 (Germany) lumpp @unhcr.ch Islamabad, 277260

STAFF MEMBERS IN KABUL

Gebeyeh, Mesfin Field Officer 01 December 1999 C/O UNHCR Kabul (Ethiopia) C/O UNHCR Afg. Islamabad

Thabu, Anisa UNV Field Officer 09 November 1995 C/O UNHCR Kabul (Sudan) Address in Islamabad H.8 C, St. 5, F -8/3, ISB ACKUTel: 051 - 261457

UNHCR SUB -OFFICE HERAT Temporary office in Islamabad House No. 24, Street No. 89, Mahbas Street, Mohamanda Residence, Herat, Afghanistan G -6/3, Islamabad, Pakistan Mailing Address:C /O OCM Kabul in Islamabad P. O. Box 1263, GPO Islamabad Te1:3362 Tele:92 -51- 9221124 -25, 820877, 821683, 827633 Satellite Te1:873 175 4341 Fax:92 -51- 820511 Satellite Fax:873 175 4342 E -mail Address: afgka @unhcr.ch

Mollah, Shah . Jahan Head of sub -office 1995 C/O UNHCR Sub -office Herat (Bangladesh) Address in Islamlabad H.12, St. 13, F -8/3, Islamabad 261978, 0320 -266013

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Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival (ResidentAdd. & Tel.

UNHCR SUB -OFFICE MAZAR -I- SHARIF Temporary office in Islamabad Entitle House No. 24, Street No. 89, Dashat- e- ShoorO Mailing Address: C/O OCM Kabul in Islamabad G -6/3, Islamabad, Pakistan P. O. Box 1263, GPO Islamabad Te1:2215 Tel: 92-51-9221124-25, 820877, 821683, 827633 Satellite Tel:873 175 4524 Satellite Fax:873 175 4525 Fax:92 -51- 820511 E -mail Address: afgka @unhcr.ch

Shahkhallili, Cyrus Field Officer 02 November 1995 C/O UNHCR Sub- Office Mazar (Iran) Address in Islamabad H.77, St. 5, E -7, Islamabad, 051- 824692

Temporary office in Islamabad UNHCR SUB -OFFICE IN KANDAHAR House No. 24, Street No. 89, G -6/3, Islamabad, Pakistan Mailing Address :C/0 OCM Kabul in Islamabad P. O. Box 1263, GPO Islamabad Tel: Te1:92-51-9221124-25, 820877, 821683, 827633 Satellite Tel: Fax:92 -5 1- 8205 1 1 Satellite Fax: E -mail Address: afgka @unhcr.ch

E -mail :

Morshed, Anwar K. M. Head of Sub -Office 02 September 1999 C/O UNHCR Kandahar (Bangladesh) H.7, St. 58, F -8/4, Islamabad, 051- 262065 0320 -4504001

UNHCR, SUB- OFFICE JALALABAD Seeniv Asagam Head of Sub -Office 03 Nov. 1999 C/O UNHCR Jalalabad C/O UNHCR Afg. Santhirasegaram (Sri Lanka) Islamabad

Mahamoud, Hassan Yusuf Field Officer Nil C/O UNHCR Jalalabad Address in Islamabad (Somalia) H. 48, St. 2, G -10/3 ACKUIslamabad, 051- 293527

UNOPS /ARRP AFGHANISTAN RURAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMME

Office Address House No. 2, Street No. 58, F -10/3, Islamabad, Pakistan Mailing Address P.O. Box 430, GPO. Islamabad Telephone 92-51-293251-4 Fax 92 -51- 293250 Emial unops @unopsafg.org

Hussain, Ahmad Deputy Programme Manager 01 July 1996 H. 410, St. 12, F -10/2 (Bangladesh) (Chief of Admin/ Finance) Islamabad, 292606 ahmed @unopsafg.org 0303 -7759166

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UNOPS SUB -OFFICE KABUL Temporary office in islamabad House No. 2, Street No. 58, F -10/3, Islamabad, H.406, St. 8, Shar -i - Now, Pakistan Charrahi Ansari, Kabul , Afghanistan . P.O. Box 430, GPO. Islamabad Te1:31960 92 -51- 293251 -4 Fax: 92- 51293250

E -mail . unops @unopsafg.org

Eng. Sarfraz Assistant Regional Manager Nil C/O UNOPS, Kabul (Afghanistan)

UNOPS SUB -OFFICE FAIZABAD Temporary Office In Islamabad House No. 2, Street No. 58, F -10/3, Shar- l- Now, Faizabad , Badakhshan Islamabad, Pakistan Telephone No.: P.O. Box 430, GPO. Islamabad 92 -51- 293251 -4 92- 51293250 unops @unopsafg.org

Shah, Faiz Officer -in- Charge (UNV) 27 July 1997 C/O UNOPS, Faizabad (Pakistan) Address in Pakistan C -4, Sohib Bangalows Tufail Rd. Quetta Tel: +92 81 835929

UNOPS SUB -OFFICE MAZAR -I- SHARIEF Temporary Office In Islamabad House No. 2, Street No. 58, F -10/3, Sarake 40 Metra, Sarake Shadian Islamabad, Pakistan Mazar- I -Sarief P.O. Box 430, GPO. Islamabad Te1:2663 92 -51- 293251 -4 Fax: 92- 51293250

E -mail : unops @unopsafg.org

Arif, Mohammad Engineer Nil C/O UNOPS, Mazar -I- Sharief (Afghanistan) ACKU

UNOPS REGIONAL OFFICE, KANDAHAR Temporary Office In Islamabad House No. 2, Street No. 58, F -10/3, House 231, Section -6, Shahr -e- Now, Islamabad, Pakistan Kandahar, Afghanistan . P.O. Box 430, GPO. Islamabad Tel: 92 -51- 293251 -4 Email 92- 51293250 unops @unopsafg.org

Gebrekal, Fekare Regional Manager (South) 01 February 1994 C/O UNOPS, Kandahar (Ethiopia)

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Temporary Office In Islamabad UNOPS SUB -OFFICE FARAH House No. 2, Street No. 58, F -10/3, Islamabad, Pakistan 3rd District, Chawk -e- Kamisari, P.O. Box 430, GPO. Islamabad Shahr -e -Farah, Afghanistan. 92 -51- 293251 -4 Tel: 92- 51293250 unopsAunopsafg.org

Umar, Fazal Assistant Regional Manager Nil Nil (Afghanistan)

UNOPS /CDAP UNITED NATIONS OFFICEOF PROJECT SERVICES Temporary Office In Peshawar Office Address House 17 -C, Gul Mohar Lane, University Town Peshawar Mailing Address P.O. Box 740, University Town, Peshawar Tel 92 -91- 841880,844693, 843890 Fax 92 -91- 844946 Email uncdap @psh.brain.net.pk

ColeridgE, Peter Chief Technical Advisor 01 November 1995 H. 12 -C, Railway Road (U.K) Un. Town, Peshawar. 091- 843540, 0303 -7865758

Wardak, Ghulam Farouk National Programme Manager 01 April 1996 South Canal Road, (Afghanistan) University, Town, Peshawar 0303 -7863848

UNCHS UNITED NATIONS CENTER FOR HUMAN SETTLEMENTS Temporary Office In Islamabad Shah Mahmood Ghazi Watt, Office Address:House No. 1 -A, Street Kabul, Afghanistan No. 70, F -8/3, Islamabad Mailing Address: P.O Box 5, Kabul, Afghanistan Mailing Address:P.O.Box 2195 Satellite Tel: 873 150 5152103 ACKUTe1:92 -51- 252784,261025 Fax: 873 150 5152102 Fax :92-51-261279 Tel: 26051 -53 E -mail Address:habitat a worldtelmeca.net

ReynoldS, Sammantha Programme Manager a.i. 01 December 1993 H. 2 -A, St. 8, F -7/3, (British) Email- habitat @worldtelmeca.net Islamabad 270889,0303- 7757853

LANCELOT, Anne Regional Programme Manager 01 April 1998 H. 5 -B, St. 70, F -8/3 (France) habitat @worldtelmeca.net Islamabad, 0303 -7757853

PopplewelL, Teresa Regional Programme Manager29 April 1998 H. 8 -B, St. 51, F -8/4, (Canada) habitat @worldtelmeca.net Islamabad

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(Name& Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival [ResidentAdd. & Tel UNCHS SUB -OFFICE KANDAHAR Temporary Office In Islamabad Office Address:Sera Jama, Dist. 6, Kandahar, Afghanistan Office Address:House No. 1 -A, Street Tel: No. 70, F -8/3, Islamabad Mailing Address:P.O.Box 2195 Te1:92 -51- 252784, 261025 Fax :92-51-261279 E -mail Address: habitat(nd,worldtelmeca.net

Popal, Abdul Baqi Deputy Regional Nil C/O UNCHS Kandahar (Afghanistan) Programme Manager

UNCHS SUB -OFFICE MAZAR -I- SHARIEF House 8, Shurtakzar Road, Opposite Temporary Office In Islamabad Art Gallery Road, Mazar -l- Sharief House No. 1 -A, Street Tel: 2049 No. 70, F -8/3, Islamabad P.O.Box 2195 Te1:92 -51- 252784, 261025 Fax :92-51-261279 E -mail Address: habitat n,worldtelmeca.net

Saways, Sayed Zabihullah Programme Assistant (OIC) Nil C/O UNCHS Mazar -I- Sharief (Afghanistan)

UNCHS SUB -OFFICE HERAT Temporary Office In Islamabad House No. 1 -A, Street H. 320, St. Jada -I- Wilayat, Opposite No. 70, F -8/3, Islamabad Herat Hospital District 3, Herat P.O.Box 2195 Mailing Address: Te1:92 -51- 252784, 261025 Fax :92 -51- 261279 E -mail Address :habitat @worldtelmeca.net

Sarwari, Basir Ahmad Programme Assistant(OIC) Nil C/O UNCHS Herat (Afghanistan) ACKU

WFP WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME

House No. 61, Jadai Solh Temporary Office In Islamabad (Peace Avenue) Wazir Akbar Khan, House No.38, Street No. Sector G -6/3, Islamabad Kabul. Afghanistan P.O.Box 2507, GPO Islamabad P.O.Box5, Kabul, Tel: 92 -51- 828874, 278331, 828934 Afghanistan Fax: 92 -51- 278046 Satellite: 873 150 5152104 E -mail: WFP.Kabulnwfp.org Fax: 873 150 5152 Tel: 33100 E- mail:kabul @wfp.org

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Sackett, Michael A Country Director 13 January 1999 H. 195 -A, St. 10, E -7, (Australia) [email protected] Islamabad Direct Line: 826710 823503, 0320 -265520

Goossens, Peter Deputy Country Director 24 August 1999 C/O WFP Sub -Office, Kabul (Netherlands) in Kabul Address in Islamabad H.2, St, 6, F -7/3, Islamabad

Chowdhury, Rahman Head Of Programme 11 June 1999 H. 2, St. 32, F-7/1 (Bangladesh) rahman.chowdhuri @ wfp.org Islamabad, 278862

STAFF MEMBERS IN KABUL

Goossens, Peter Deputy Country Director 24 August 1999 C/O WFP Sub -Office (Netherlands) Kabul Address in Islamabad: H.2, St.6, F -7/3, Islamabad

Schmitt, Karina Programme Officer 27 July 1998 C/O WFP Sub -Office Kabul (Germany) Address in Islamabad H.57, School Rd., F7/I, Isl.

WFP SUB -OFFICE IN KANDAHAR Temporay Office In Islamabad Office Address: House No.38, Street No. Herat Road, Shar- l -Naw, Sector G -6/3, Islamabad Kandahar City, Afghansitan P.O.Box 2507, GPO Islamabad Tel: Tel: 92 -51- 828874, 278331, 828934 Fax: Fax: 92-51-278046 E-mail:[email protected] E- mail:WFP.Kabul @wfp.org

Ibrahim, Amir UNV Programme Office 05 June 1997 C/O WFP Sub -Office (Bangladesh) Kandahar Address in Islamabad Orchard House 57, School Road F -7/1, ACKUIslamabad.

WFP SUB -OFFICE MAZAR -I- SHARIEF Balkh Street, In front of Mazar Hotel, Mazar -I- Sharief, Afghanistan Tel:2734. Fax: E -mail Address:

Bradford, Phillipa Head of Sub -Office 19 April 1999 C/O WFP Sub -Office Mazar (Canada) Address in Islamabad H.27, St.27, F -6/2, Islamabad 829579

Manneh, Saikouba Ahmad Admin /Finance Office (UNV) 16 February 1996 C/O WFP Sub -Office Mazar (Gambia) Address in Islamabad H.2, St. 48, F -7/4, Islamabad 827840

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WFP SUB -OFFICE IN JALALABAD

Opposite Sirajul lmarat Garden, Jal /Kbl. High Way, Jalalabad City, Afghanistan

Scharpff, Henning Head of Sub -Office 29 March 1999 C/O WFP Sub -Office (Germany) Jalalabad Address in Islamabad H. 11, St. 36, G -6/1 Islamabad 0320 -4503347

Sheikh Mohammad UNV /Logistics Officer 10 August 1997 C/O WFP Sub -Office (Somalia) Jalalabad Address in Islamabad H. 17, St. 35, F -6/1, Islamabad, 827840

Pradhan, Umesh UNV Admin /Finance Officer C/O WFP Sub -Office Jalalabad Address in Islamabad H. 11-A, St. 67, F -8/3, Islamabad,0303-7755273

WHO Temporary Address in Islamabad WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION House No. 5 -B1, Street No. 22, H. 249, St. 10, Wazir Akbar Khan Mina F -8/2, Islamabad, Pakistan Kabul, Afghanistan ACKU P.O. Box 1936, GPO P.O. Box No. 33, Kabul, Afghanistan Islamabad, Pakistan Tel: 21222 Te1:92 -51- 251645, 252272 Fax:92 -51- 280830 E -mail: W R(whoafa.org

Jama, Mohammad Abdi WHO Representative 01 May 1996 H. 230A, St. 4, F -10/3 Islamabad (Somalia) JamaM @whoafg.org 292871, 0303 -7755061

Salazar, Jessie O. Administrative Officer 1993 H. 107, St. 41, F10 /4, (Philippines) Salazar) @whoafg.org Islamabad, 280279

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Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival [ResidentAdd. & Tel.

Ahmad, Prof, Yusuf Hersi Technical Officer 1994 H. 949, St. 70, G -10/4, (Somalia) HarsiP @whoafg.org Islamabad, 293178

UNESCO UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANZATION

Office Address 015t Floor, (East Entrance), 61 -A Jinnah Avenue,Saudi Pak Tower, Islamabad, Pakistan Mailing Address P.O.Box 2034, Islamabad Fax 0092 -51- 825341 Telephone 0092 -51- 829452 -53,813308 E-mail

Kasaju, P.k Director/ UNESCO 10 March 1998 H. 28 -B, Nazimuddin Rd (Nepal) Representative to F -8/1, Islamabad, 280069 Afghanistan & Pakistan pkasaju @un.org.pk

UNFPA Temporary Address in Islamabad UNITED NATIONS UN Offices 61 -A Jinnah Avenue, 13`h Floor, POPULATION FUND Saudi Tower, Islamabad, Pakistan. Shah Mahmood Ghazi Watt, Kabul P.O. Box 1051, Islamabad P.O. Box5, Kabul, Afghanistan Fax:0092 -51- 824435,201151 Satellite Tel:0092 -51- 279165 -74 E- mail:unfpall @un.org.pk

Arendonk. J.Van Special UNFPA Representative for November 1999 C/O UNFPA Islamabad (Netherlands) PakistanACKU and Afghanistan Direct: 279084

FAO FOOD AND AGRICUTURE ORGANIZAATION LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT FOR FOOD SECURITY IN Temporary Address in Islamabad AFGHANISTAN House No. 8 -A &B. Street No. 30, F -7/1, Islamabad Office Address Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2713 Mailing Address: Cable:FOODAGRI ISLAMABAD Telephone Tel:92 -51- 821517 821603 Fax Fax:92 -51- 828173 E-mail E -mail [email protected]

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Name & Nationality 4Designation & E -mail ILDate of Arrival Resident Add. & Tel.

Barker, Terence John Programme Manager 20 September 1994 H. 13, St. 56, F -7/4, (U.K) tibarfao @isb.comsats.net.pk Islamabad, 279297 0303 -7759771

Majok, Aggrey Ayuen Veterinary Epidemiologist 01 September 1997 H.9, St. 3, G -6/3, (Sudan) Islamabad, 273095 H. 13 -A, St. 19, F -8/2, Islamabad (Germany) 253579,0303- 7755159 Tgieme, Olaf Forage Agronomist 22 September 1997 0303 -7758823

FAO (Crop) Temporary Address in Islamabad FOOD AND AGRICUTURE UN House, 5th Floor, Saudi -Pak Tower, 61 -A, ORGANIZATION Jinnah Avenue, Blue Area, Islamabad Shah Mahmood Ghazni Watt, Kabul P.O.Box 1467, GPO Islamabad P.O Box 5, Kabul, Afghanistan FOODAGRI, ISLAMABAD Satellite: 873 761 660767 92-51-279165-74 Fax: 873 761 660769 92 -51- 824371 Tel: 0093 -2- 26051, 26053, 24824, FAO -AFG @field.fao.org 22772, 22750 E -mail: unrco @kabul.isb- cdm.net

Brink, Hans C. Programme Manager 19 February 1995 H. 28, Nazimuddin Rd. (Denmark) F -7/l, Islamabad, 270115

Narendra Singh, Tunwar Senior Technical Advisor (Seed)25 June 1992 H.60 -A,k St. 32,F -6/1, (India) Islamabad ACKU

UNSMA UNITED NATIONS SPECIAL MISSION Temporary Address In Islamabad FOR AFGHANISTAN House No.32, Street 48 F -8/4, Islamabad P.O. Box 1428, Islamabad GPO. Peace Avenue (Jadai Solh), Tel:0092 -51- 254896, 281670 Kabul, Afghanistan Fax:0092 -51- 261233 P.O. Box 642, Kabul GPO. Email:unsma @un.org Satellite Tel:00873- 383 -136830 00873 -383 -136831 Fax:00873- 761351771 Te1:23237 Email: unsma @isb.comsats.net.pk

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Name & Nationality Designation & E -mail Date of Arrival (ResidentAdd. & Tel. Vedrell. Francese SG Personal Representativefor 03 February 2000 CIO UNSMA, Islamabad (Spain) Afghanistan and Headof UNSMA 0320 -4502549

Tanaka, Koichiro Political Affairs Officer 28 June 1999 Apt. 34, Mayfair Suite Royal (Japan) Apartment, G -5, Islamabad 0320 -260238

FAO FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION

Temporary Address In Islamabad Shah Mahmood Ghazi Watt, Kabul , Afghanistan UN House, 5`h Floor, Saudi -Pak Tower, P.O.Box 5, Kabul, Afghansitan 61 -A, Jinnah Avenue, Blue Area, Islamabad Satellite Te1:873 150 5152104 P.O.Box 1476 GPO Islamabad Fax:873 150 5152102 Tel: 92-51-279165-74 Te1:22780, 26051, 26053 Fax: 92-51-824371 E -mail Address: [email protected]

Aboul - Naga, Adel Mahmoud FAO Representative in Pakistan 30 Octorber 1997 Apt. 609, Margalla Tower (Egyptian) (In- Charge of Support to FAO F -10, Islamablad Programme in Afgahnsitan) 297063,0303- 7773584 ADEL.MAHMOUD .ABOUL- NAGA @field.fao.org ACKU

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ANCB Afghan NGOs' Coordination Bureau 25- Chinar Road, University Town Peshawar, Pakistan n: 92 -91- 44536 Fax: 92 -91- 43476 URL to the Homepage: (http: / /ancb.homepage.com) E -mail: ancbra pes.comsats.net.pk ACKU