National Priority Programs Afghanistan Airline

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• National Priority Programs Afghanistan Airline 2017

Currently more than 1,150 national and 78 international employees and 17 integrated specialists are working in the country (as of ). Projects are mainly carried out in six Northern provinces; some are conducted countrywide in cooperation with partner institutions. In addition, around 13 experts from Germany’s Centre for International Migration and Development (CIM) are deployed in key positions in Afghan ministries, government institutions and other organisations Our activities focus on improving living conditions for the population. Project appraisal missions are carried out regularly for project planning and evaluation.Armed conflicts and ethnic tensions have dominated the situation in Afghanistan for more than 30 years, destroying the livelihoods of many Afghan people. One of the world's poorest nations, Afghanistan is a priority country for German and international development cooperation. The international community has supported civil reconstruction in Afghanistan since the Taliban regime fell in 2001.

Germany’s main area of responsibility lies in the northern provinces of Kunduz, Takhar, Badakhshan, Baghlan, Balkh, and Samangan where the German Federal Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) assumed responsibility for operations of the training and advisory mission Resolute Support in Mazar-i-Sharif.The success of the country's current reform efforts depends on establishing effective administrative structures and stable conditions for all sections of the population. Economic recovery, an efficient administrative framework at regional and national level, higher educational standards, a functioning infrastructure and respect for human rights, particularly the rights of women and girls, are key objectives for Afghanistan. Only once these issues are addressed will it be possible to overcome the obstacles to development which have affected the country for the past two decades. However, civil reconstruction is being made more difficult by the current Security System in several Afghan provinces.In response to the country’s diverse problems, the German and Afghan governments have agreed to focus on the following priority areas:.

National Priority Programs Afghanistan Airline Reviews

Good governance. Sustainable economic development (incl. Technical/Vocational Education and Training). Urban development and municipal infrastructure (incl. Energy and Water). Other areas of cooperation (incl.

National Priority Programs Afghanistan Airline 2017

Education, Monitoring and Evaluation, Communication). Stabilization (only projects commissioned by the Federal Foreign Office)Office contactGIZ Office AfghanistanCountry DirectorJoachim PreyOffice addressGIZ Office AfghanistanKabul.