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Evaluation Commercialization of Afghanistan Water & Sanitation Activity (CAWSA) – Final Evaluation The Commercialization of Afghanistan Water & Sanitation Activity (CAWSA) was designed to develop a viable commercial busine |
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Article Satellite Imagery Helps Countries Monitor Changing Water Conditions SERVIR, a joint NASA and USAID initiative, is building the capacity of water resources departments in national governments in South Asia to use satellite data and hydrologic model products to improve water resource assessments. |
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Fact Sheet Fact Sheet: Afghanistan Strengthening Watershed and Irrigation Management (SWIM) The Strengthening Watershed and Irrigation Management (SWIM) project supports sustainable, agriculture-led economic growth by increasing the sustainable and productive use of water and strengthening water resource management. |
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Press Release Feasibility Study for Khush Tepa Irrigation Canal Ceremony Held Dec 10, 2018 |
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Document Project Profile: Emergency Water Grants in Afghanistan Afghanistan: Saving Lives and Preparing Communities for Future Disasters through Emergency Planning |
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Document Afghanistan Water and Development Country Plan Executive Summary |
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Article Upgrading Rural Afghanistan’s Water Supply After enduring decades of conflict, more than 200,000 rural Afghans across 17 provinces are making progress toward a healthier and more water-secure future. |
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Evaluation Retrospective Performance Evaluation of the Afghan Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation Project USAID/Afghanistan’s $443 million investment in the Afghan Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation (SWSS) activity is one of the Ag |
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Article Bolstering Water Security and Supply in Afghanistan When disaster strikes, the most urgent task for emergency responders is to restore access to safe drinking water to stave off waterborne disease outbreaks that often follow. Afghanistan is extremely prone to disasters, both natural and man-made. |
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Activity Commercialization of Afghanistan Water & Sanitation Activity USAID's Commercialization of Afghanistan Water and Sanitation Activity (CAWSA) program was designed to develop a viable commercial business model for urban water and sanitation service delivery in Afghanistan. |
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Activity Incentives Driving Economic Alternatives for the North, East, West Incentives Driving Economic Alternatives – North, East, West (IDEA-NEW) is a USAID project that began in March 2009 and was completed in 2015. This project continued USAID’s efforts to provide agricultural incentives and economic alternatives for |
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Activity Improved Livelihoods and Governance through Natural Resource Management Three decades of war and civil unrest have wreaked havoc on both Afghanistan‟s environment and the lives of its people. |
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Activity Irrigation and Watershed Management Program The goal of the Irrigation and Watershed Management Program (IWMP) is to expand and enhance Afghan government and community-level capacity to manage water resources to improve agricultural production and productivity. |
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Activity Afghanistan Engineering Support Program AESP provided architectural and engineering services for USAID in various sectors, including water and sanitation, and energy. This seven-year program, valued at $97 million, ran from November 2009 to November 2016. |
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Activity Multi-Input Area Development GDA The Multi-Input Area Development—Global Development Alliance (MIAD-GDA) is a partnership between USAID and the Aga Khan Development Network to improve the quality of life in Afghanistan's Badakhshan Province by strengthening health, education, liv |
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Activity Kabul Urban Water Supply The Kabul Urban Water Supply (KUWS) Project, implemented by the German Development Bank (KfW) at the request of the Afghan Government, is building the backbone water infrastructure to provide 50 percent of Kabul’s population with pipe-based drinki |
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Activity Regional Agricultural Development Program - North The Regional Agricultural Development Program-North (RADP-N) is a sustainable agriculture development program that works in six provinces of northern Afghanistan (Jawzjan, Balkh, Samangan, Baghlan, Kunduz and Badakhshan) in support of U.S. |
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Activity Regional Water Management Forum USAID’s Regional Water Management Forum seeks to improve regional transboundary water management and promote sustainable management practices. |
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Activity Rural Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Only 42 percent of Afghans have access to clean drinking water. |
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Evaluation South Asia Regional Initiative for Energy Phase III - Final Evaluation From November 8 through December 31, 2010, a four-person team representing Social Impact (SI) and subcontractor, Management Systems International (MSI), evaluated Phase III of the South Asia Regional Initiative for Energy (SARI/E). |
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Evaluation Evaluation of the COMPRI-A Social Marketing Program by USAID in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan The Communications for Behavioral Change Expanding Access to Private Sector Health Products and Services for Afghanistan (COMPRI-A) Project is a four-year, $20,908,505 project launched in April 2006 and managed by Constella Futures. |
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Evaluation Performance Evaluation - Engineering Quality Assurance & Logistical Support (EQUALS) Project This report presents the results of a performance evaluation for the Engineering Quality Assurance and Logistical Support (EQUALS) project. |
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Evaluation USAID Office of Agriculture Commercial Horticulture and Agricultural Marketing Program Mid-Term Evaluation The Commercial Horticulture and Agricultural Marketing Program (CHAMP), implemented by Roots of Peace (ROP), is a four-year, $30.4 million activity to assist Afghan farmers to shift to higher value perennial horticulture crops by providing orchard |
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Evaluation Final Performance Evaluation - Afghan Engineering Support Program This report presents the findings and results of a performance evaluation of the Afghanistan Engineering Support Program (AESP) funded through USAID’s Office of Economic Growth and Infrastructure (OEGI). |
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Evaluation Despite Hostile Terrain and Social Barriers - An Evaluation of the Better Health for Afghan Mothers and Children Project The overall purpose of the final evaluation was to assess the extent of achievement of project objectives and to contribute to CSHGP’s learning on integrated community-oriented programming. |