Aid and Development Websites

AIMS is a joint venture between UNOCHA and UNDP, and dedicated to facilitating coordination of the assistance organisations working in Afghanistan by providing tools and services in the field of information management. They offer up-to-date information on all aspects important for humanitarian aid work in the country.

News, activities, operations maps, photo collection, multimedia and annual country report from the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Information on the Afghan Red Crescent Society, report on the country assistance strategy, appeals and reports, news.

AHDS provides basic health services with a focus on women and children. Profile of the organisation, reports on activities and funding and detailed information on current and past projects.

Organization dedicated to the restoration and continuing development of the country. Mission statement, donor information and contact address.

AMCR is a registered charity based in the UK, which supports clinics and other projects. Principles, projects, patrons and trustees.

Umbrella group set up by British NGOs, providing information on the situation in Afghanistan for international aid agencies working in the country. A briefing pack and monthly reviews are offered for download.

Offers information on ongoing projects, background papers and documentation of the crisis in 2001.

TIE develops village to village programs in Afghanistan, which support business and economic development programs and schools for children.

Comprehensive directory of international organizations, governments, private sector development agencies, civil society, universities, grantmakers, banks, microfinance institutions and development consulting firms. Includes contact information.

Database of online development policy, practice and research documents, searchable by sector or keywords. Includes index to British Library of Development Studies printed material.

The IMC is working in Afghanistan since 1984. Program overview, articles, press releases and related posts in the staff weblog.

Describes the refugee situation in Afghanistan and UNHCR operations in the country.

Information about the conference held January 21-22, 2002 in Tokyo. Includes speeches and statements, list of attendees, press releases, documents and photos.

UK Government department responsible for promoting development and the reduction of poverty. Reports on the situation in Afghanistan and the assistance contributed by DFID.

Cross-governmental site provides information on the UK effort in Afghanistan, elections, engagement in Afghanistan: developments since 2001, FAQ, reconstruction, rule of law, human rights and counter-narcotics efforts.

UN news, activities, resources and documents relating to Afghanistan.

2010 report on the current status of human rights practices including human freedoms, civil liberties, political rights, international investigations, discrimination, worker rights, child labor and working conditions.

News, reports and success stories for the country including AI Annual Report entries for the past ten years. [English, Spanish]

Non-governmental, non-profit organization committed to the reconstruction and development of Afghanistan with special emphasis on the empowerment of women and children. News and annual reports.

Information on the programs of the IRC, multimedia coverage and additional resources.

Detailed information on a hospital project led by the Committee for the Promotion of Medical and Humanitarian Aid in Afghanistan (CPHA).

Information on the organisation and its work in Afghanistan. With news, reports, press releases, video clip and map.

Official United Nations Development Programme site provides news, focus areas, speeches, statements and publications along with information about its activities, progress, partnerships and staff. Focused on poverty, health, governance, environment, natural resources, and information and communications technology.

Volunteer program for sending warm gear, shoes and school supplies to the children of Afghanistan. Donaters send aid directly to FOB/COP military bases where it is handed out by American soldiers to villages.

Reports, background briefings, testimony, press releases and commentary on the human rights situation in the country.