• Hard copy of the English edition now available!


    The eleventh edition of the A to Z Guide to Afghanistan Assistance is now available in hard print from our office.
     
    Only a limited number of copies will be printed this year, so stop by to pick up your copy or place your order with publications@areu.org.af. 


  • Land, People, and the State in Afghanistan: 2002-2012


    This case study carefully documents the changes in land relations and land governance since the signing of the Bonn Agreement in December 2001.


  • Women and Elections


    A new synthesis report explores the dynamics of women's participation as candidates and voters in Afghanistan's 2005 and 2009/10 parliamentary and provincial council elections in Balkh, Bamiyan and Kabul provinces.


  • All Bets are Off! 


    The issue of illicit drug production has largely fallen off the policy agenda in Afghanistan. This Case Study explains why it can't afford to not be a priority. 

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THE A TO Z GUIDE TO AFGHANISTAN ASSISTANCE

A comprehensive guide to development terms, actors and initiatives in Afghanistan, the government, and a contacts directory

 

A to Z Guide to Afghanistan Assistance 2013 - Eleventh Edition

The eleventh edition of the A to Z Guide is now available. Aiming to enhance understanding of the actors, structures, an... Read More

 

“Good” water governance models in Afghanistan: Gaps and Opportunities

This policy note draws on evidence from recent EU-funded AREU field research to explore how “good” water governance pri... Read More

 

Land, People, and the State in Afghanistan: 2002 - 2012

This case study carefully documents the changes in land relations and land governance since the signing of the Bonn Agre... Read More

 

All Bets are Off

The issue of illicit drug production has largely fallen off the policy agenda in Afghanistan. In addition to the increas... Read More

 

Conversations with a hashish-addicted youth

Mia Ihsanullah Ghafoori

Observations from the field

As soon as the car came to a halt, I looked around for a taxi. I spotted a bare red car down the road and went to ask if it was free. When I peered into the window I saw two men, barely in their 20s, smoking hashish – the oily smell, so distinct from cigarettes was my first clue. It is a less common sight in Jalalabad, but not at all unusual, so we negotiated the fare and started the drive.

 
 

Workshop: Benchmarking Women’s Participation in Afghanistan's 2005 and 2009/10 Parliamentary and Provincial Co...

Workshop: Does Women's Participation in the NSP and MFIs Make a Difference in their Lives? Evidence from Balkh...

Workshop: Legacies of Conflict in Afghanistan...

Workshop: Women's Participation in Development...