Global governance in Afghanistan (area of conflict)
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- Global governance in Afghanistan
- United Nations
- UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)
- Established in 2002 to help achieve sustainable peace and development
- Working with the Afghan government and NGOs to strengthen the work of the Human Rights Commission
- Aims to promote respect for international human rights laws
- Promotes accountability
- Promotes good governance
- Rural areas of Ghor
- Introduced more effective agricultural practices
- Reduced risk of diseases by securing safe water supplies and improved hygiene
- Economic, social and political rights are promoted
- Advises on nutrition to reduce malnutrition
- Protecting children from child marriage, domestic abuse and child labour
- Ghor is one of the most geographically inhospitable regions.
- UN Habitat in Kabul
- Community development councils (CDCs) are locally elected and plans specific to that area are submitted
- The CDCs include 200-250 households to focus on the issues there
- Most plans include upgrading of housing, infrastructure, electricity, sanitation, schools and healthcare
- CDCs have 50% women membership
- Employment opportunities, security of land conditions, roads and drainage have all improved
- Community development councils (CDCs) are locally elected and plans specific to that area are submitted
- UN World Food Programme has a vital role in food security
- UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)
- Afghan government
- Joined the Economic Cooperation Organisation and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
- Allows free trade and promotes economic growth
- Established the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission
- Efforts have been made to address violence against women and girls, to recruit more female prosecutors and judges
- Only limited progress in parliament (27% of seats were held by women)
- Government ministries co-operating with international organisations
- Joined the Economic Cooperation Organisation and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
- AfghanAid (NGO)
- Involved in sustainable rural development strategies
- Co-ordinates its work with that of the UN and the Afghan government
- Deliver basic services like clean water and focuses on food security
- 532 solar water pumps built
- Ensures women are involved in all the work they do
- Basic Services
- 54km of new roads and bridges
- Links remote communities to markets
- 27 new schools built
- 95% more daughters attend school
- 580 literacy training courses for women
- 54km of new roads and bridges
- Livelihoods
- Promote techniques to conserve water, protect and renew forests
- Established vocational training and tools to start their own business (32,000)
- Disaster risk reduction
- 71 community based management committees
- 87% reduction in household violence
- United Nations
- The improvements haven't been uniform all over Afghanistan and with the return of the Taliban now have been largely ineffective
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