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Afghanistan: Three years on from the Taliban takeover

What is the current situation in Afghanistan?
What are cash crops, and how do they help build climate resilience?

In this new series, we will be delving into the simple yet effective inputs included within our largest climate project, all of which help to build climate resilience within remote Afghan communities.
Building canals and cooperative communities

Amid droughts and tension over scarce resources, we're helping communities like Mohammad Amin's unite through irrigation projects and boost their yields.
Be The Light: Climate Action in Afghanistan

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