Agriculture remains one of the primary livelihood sources for millions of Afghan households. However, recurring droughts, climate variability, degraded irrigation systems, limited agricultural inputs, and water shortages have significantly reduced productivity and household income generation.
Many rural families depend on small-scale farming and livestock production for survival. Water scarcity and poor irrigation infrastructure directly impact food production, household incomes, and community resilience.
Sustainable irrigation and agricultural development are essential for improving food security, increasing household income, reducing dependence on humanitarian assistance, and strengthening resilience against future shocks.
Rehabilitation and improvement of irrigation systems
Water management initiatives
Promotion of climate-smart agriculture practices
Agricultural training and extension support
Household kitchen gardens
Capacity building for farmers and local groups
Livestock and small-scale agriculture initiatives
Seed and agricultural input support
