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Afghanistan: IOM Response 2021-2022
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) continues to expand its relief operations across Afghanistan in response to mounting, complex humanitarian needs fuelled by drought and conflict while reengaging established livelihood, community development and infrastructure projects.
IOM, along with the rest of the humanitarian community, is committed to stay and deliver relief and assistance to mobile and displaced populations in Afghanistan. We will continue to operate in a neutral and impartial manner but insist on unimpeded access and assurances that our staff and service providers can deliver assistance and services – particularly to women and girls and those most vulnerable - without interference.
IOM’s financial requirements under the joint Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for Afghanistan in 2021 total USD 108.5 million, targeting 1.9 million among the most vulnerable people including those on the move. This includes a USD 24 million appeal released in August which outlines immediate funding requirements in order to respond to pressing humanitarian needs.
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AID FOR AFGHANISTAN
Recent security developments, persistent droughts and the COVID-19 pandemic have added to the untold suffering of a country where over 5 million people are already internally displaced. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is committed to stay in the country, and deliver live-saving assistance. But we can’t do this alone. Help us help more.