15 January 2025, Kabul – The National Climate Change Conference, jointly organized by the Organization for Relief Development (ORD) and the National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA), successfully concluded at Kabul Star Hotel, marking a significant step forward in Afghanistan’s fight against climate change.
15 January 2025, Kabul – The National Climate Change Conference, jointly organized by the Organization for Relief Development (ORD) and the National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA), successfully concluded at Kabul Star Hotel, marking a significant step forward in Afghanistan’s fight against climate change.
On March 24, 2025, The ORD/FAO Paktia team initiated the distribution of apple saplings to 243 eligible households within the Gardiz District of Paktia province, under the UNJP/AFG/133/UNJ-SE1 project. Each household received ten saplings intended for establishing standard orchards, accompanied by comprehensive theoretical and practical training in planting and irrigation techniques. Representatives from the Directorate of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (DAIL), the Economic Directorate, and the ARM of Paktia province closely monitored the distribution to ensure proper implementation.
Today (16th March, 2025 ) The ORD/FAO Khost team conducted a successful distribution of Persimmon,fruit saplings to 243 eligible households in Center Maton Khost province, under the UNJP/AFG/133/UNJ-SE1 project. Each beneficiary received 10 saplings, intended for the establishment of standard Persimmon. Additionally, recipients were provided with both theoretical and Practical training, so they can learn how to plant and water saplings on their land. The distribution process was subject to meticulous monitoring by representatives from the Directorate of Agriculture of Khost province "And by the representative of TPM.
The ORD/FAO Khost team conducted a successful distribution of pear fruit saplings to five eligible households in the Nadershah Kot District of Khost province, under the OSRO/AFG/140/WBK project. Each beneficiary received 700 saplings, intended for the establishment of standard orchards. The distribution process was subject to meticulous monitoring by representatives from the Directorate of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock (DAIL) of Khost province.