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Follow our work in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan is a very difficult country to deliver aid
Aid effectiveness study is a joint research and advocacy project between Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA) and Oxfam to support an effective
Malena Rembe is the new Country Director of Swedish Committee for Afghanistan
“The SCA has been working in Afghanistan for more than 35 years to reduce poverty and empower communities and individuals.
Home based intervention of the Disability Program Impact Evaluation Study (DPIES)
An impact evaluation study of the home based intervention of the Disability Programme (DP) of Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA) was carried o
How to act on #MeToo
There are many #MeToo´s in Afghanistan. Time to be responsible, boys and men!
Afghan Refugees gathering money for SCA
A group of Afghan volunteer youths who live as refugees in Sweden are collecting money to donate to the Afghans through Swedish Committee for Afgha
SCA present at United Nations - Denounce attacks on health care
“From April 2015 to January 2017 Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA) has documented 49 incidents in the health facilities we are running in War
Swedish engagement in Afghanistan critically examined
The Inquiry has investigated the Swedish engagement in Afghanistan regarding political-diplomatic efforts, military operations and development coop
It’s a challenge, working here.
Someone who has experienced this is Malohat Shoinbodova, Former Planning and Reporting Unit Manager, who is now working as Advisor under the same U
What we have learned from 15 years of foreign intervention in Afghanistan
As many others of the key note speaker Fahim Hakim, former vice chairperson of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, noted that coor
NGO message prior to Brussels meeting More money and better safeguarding needed for education
Both the Afghan government and the international community should dedicate more resources for education.
NGOs prior to Brussels meeting Increased spending on education is needed
Both the Afghan government and the international community should spend more money on education.
Op-Ed
Healthcare is under attack and directly targeted in Afghanistan and in other warzones.