Nimroz is sometimes dismissed as a backwater, a barren desert area with limited agricultural land and a relatively small population. However, over the last 2...
The case study’s findings indicate that a lasting peace is only possible where women’s voices and views are included through the process. Therefore, women’s participation...
This alert focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on women in areas where opium poppy is cultivated, women in households engaging in opium poppy cultivation...
It was following the fall of the Taliban regime that people began to encroach upon the deserts of south west Afghanistan and claim it as...
In the years 2009 – 2011, the implementation of the Helmand Food Zone (HFZ) led to a significant drop in the opium poppy cultivation in...
Groundwater—the main water supply source for Kabul residents has been extensively exploited in the past 2 decades, causing large drawdowns. On average, groundwater level decrease...
There are up to 1.4 million people in southwestern Afghanistan whose livelihoods are under threat. These people reside in the former desert areas of Farah,...
Groundwater—the main water supply source for Kabul residents—has been extensively exploited in the past 2 decades, causing large drawdowns. While the imbalance between groundwater recharge...
The A to Z Guide is AREU's flagship publication, and has been published since the establishment of the organisation in 2002. This 2020 edition is...
On the occasion of the Afghan new year, the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU), in addition to other publications, publishes a calendar every...