- Reports in Dari & Pashto
Reports in Dari & Pashto
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UNAMA: Annual Report 2018 of Protection of civilians in armed conflict, Executive Summary (Dari)
Executive summary of UNAMA's Annual Report of civilian casualities in Dari.
24_february_2019_-_afghanistan_civilian_casualties_in_2018_-_executive_summary_dari.pdf -
Civil Society input into the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan - Report 2019
The British and Irish Agencies Afghanistan Group (BAAG) is pleased to present the summary report on 'Civil Society input into the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan' in English, Pashto and Dari. The purpose of this report is to share the key documents, statements and messages, delivered on behalf of the wider civil society community primarily by the ten Afghan civil society delegates to the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan (GCA) on the 27th and 28th November 2018. The report presents civil society activities that were led by the Civil Society Working Committee (CSWC) and facilitated by BAAG in the lead-up to, during and after the GCA. It includes the position papers prepared for the GCA, the consultation processes that informed the Afghan civil society position paper, the statements delivered during the GCA and the discussions which took place within and alongside the official GCA agenda. It also presents civil society’s initial reflections on the GCA and followup plans.
BAAG Civil Society GCA Summary Report 2019.pdf, Civil society input into the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan (Dari).pdf, Civil society input into the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan (Pashto).pdf -
Civil Society Position Paper ahead of the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan 2018 (Pashto)
BAAG and the Civil Society Working Committee is please to present a Pashto translation of the Civil Society position paper, published ahead of the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan on the 27th November.
Geneva Conference Civil Society Position Paper 2018 - Pashto.pdf -
Civil Society Statement at the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan 2018 (Pashto)
BAAG and the Civil Society Working Committee is please to present Pashto translations of the civil society delegations statments delivered during and after the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan on the 27th and 28th November.
Geneva Conference Civil Society Statement - Pashto.pdf, CS Statement for 28.11.18 - Pashto.pdf -
National Civil Society Conference - Kabul, Afghanistan 2018
BAAG and the Civil Society Working Committee is pleased to present a Civil Society Resolution, in Dari and Pashto, compiled by participants of the Civil Society National Conference on the 12th November 2018.
01 National Conference Resolution (Dari).docx, 01 National Conference Resolution (Pashto).docx -
Civil Society Statement at the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan 2018 (Dari)
BAAG and the Civil Society Working Committee is please to present Dari translations of the civil society delegations statments delivered during and after the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan on the 27th and 28th November.
CS Statement for 28.11.18 Final (DARI).docx, Geneva Conference Civil Society Statement 18Dec18 final (DARI).docx -
Civil Society Position Paper ahead of the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan 2018 (Dari)
BAAG and the Civil Society Working Committee is please to present a Dari translation of the Civil Society position paper, published ahead of the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan on the 27th November.
Geneva Conference Civil Society Position Paper 2018 - FINAL (DARI).docx -
Midyear update on the protection of civilians in armed conflict: 1 January to 30 June 2018 (Dari)
In the first six months of 2018, the armed conflict continued to destroy the lives and livelihoods of civilians at the same toxic levels as last year. The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) renews its calls on parties to the conflict to increase efforts to protect the civilian population and encourages parties to work towards reaching a peaceful settlement.
unama_poc_midyear_update_2018_15_july_dari.pdf -
Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2018-2021 (Dari)
The 2018 – 2021 response plan prioritises humanitarian action to prevent loss of life in the areas of highest need, where conflict is typically the most intense. It reflects efforts to better distinguish between acute humanitarian needs arising from a sudden shock, and chronic needs generated from years of underdevelopment and poverty. Planned to dovetail with the One UN – One Programme for development, it allows for better signposting to the Afghan government and development partners’ those people for whom sustainable solutions are more appropriate.
afg_2018_humanitarian_response_plan_dari_0.pdf -
2016 Annual Activities Report of NGOs (Dari)
This report, produced by the Ministry of Economy NGO Directorate, analyses the activities of registered NGOs in Afghanistan.
ngos-report-2016-dari.pdf -
UNAMA: Mid Year Report, Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict (Dari), July 2017
Armed conflict has continued to cause severe harm to civilians in Afghanistan. Between 1 January and 30 June 2017, UNAMA documented 5,243 civilian casualties (1,662 deaths and 3,581 injured), marking a decrease of less than one per cent in overall civilian casualties. Civilian deaths increased by two per cent while the number of civilians injured decreased by one per cent. Between 1 January 2009 and 30 June 2017, armed conflict in Afghanistan has claimed the lives of 26,512 civilians and injured 48,931 others.
poc_myr_2017_executive_summary_dari_final.pdf -
AREU: Civil service reform in Afghanistan - roles and functions of the civil service sector (dari)
This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the status quo of the civil service sector in Afghanistan.It results from an in-depth empirical research of the existing legal framework of the civil servicesector accompanied by numerous interviews and an open dialogue event with national andinternational stakeholders.
1616D-Civil-Service-Reform-in-Afghanistan-Roles-and-Functions-of-the-Civil-Service-Sector.pdf -
ACBAR: Dari Statement for the World Humanitarian Summit, May 2016
Ahead of the World Humanitarian Summit (23-24 May 2016) in Istanbul, ACBAR, the Agency Coordinating Body of Afghan Relief and Development, have held various WHS consultation workshops in Kabul and four regional centers; Mazar, Herat, Kandahar and Jalalabad. Reviewing the frameworks in which NGOs work and devising more innovative and sustainable solutions to the county’s most pressing humanitarian needs, this paper presents their recommendations. Attached also is their press release.English versions are available in the Humanitarian reports section.
اعلامیه مطبوعاتی موسسه اکبر می 2016.pdf, بیانیه موسسه اکبر برای نشست WHS.pdf -
NAI: Media Watch annual figures on violence against journalists, March 2016
Nai, an Afghan NGO supporting open media in Afghanistan, runs a project called Media Watch which monitors violence against journalists, including an annual report. During 1394 (equivalent to mid March 2014-mid March 2015), there were 116 reported incidents, including murders, threats, detention and beatings. This includes the 7 journalists killed by a Taliban suicide bomber in Kabul in January.
گزارش مقایسه وی سالانه دیده بان رسانه ها 1394 NAI.pdf -
BAAG: Joint Statement on LCA and Senior Officials Meeting (Dari), March 2015
BAAG and nine other international and Afghan civil society groups prepared this joint statement calling for civil society's meaningful involvement in the 2015 Senior Officials Meeting. This SOM was a commitment coming out of the London Conference on Afghanistan (LCA) in December 2014. The statement recommends a robust consultation process for the SOM and reminds the Afghan government of particular 'demonstrated actions' it pledged ahead of the meeting. The statement is available in Dari, Pasho and English and was shared with the Afghan, British, EU and other governments, as well as UNAMA.
Joint Statement on LCA and SOM Dari 23Mar15.pdf