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Welcome To DACAAR
Since its establishment in 1984, DACAAR has been a prominent name in the humanitarian and development sectors in Afghanistan. As a non-political, non-governmental, non-profit organization, it works to improve the lives of the Afghan people by addressing the acute needs of the most vulnerable and supporting early recovery and sustainable development for all.
DACAAR’s emergency response interventions aim at life-saving in early stages of a crisis targeting internally displaced people, returning refugees, and communities affected by conflicts and natural disasters. Over the past years, DACAAR has endeavored to be among the first responders to people affected by shocks across Afghanistan.
Learn MoreDACAAR Achievements During 2023
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Latest Stories
PRESS RELEASE
2025-Jan-30
Protecting Livelihoods in Nuristan
2024-Dec-12
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Latest Videos
Successful Completion of WASH Project
2024-Sep-05
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Vocational Training for youth
2022-Oct-10
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Our Areas Of Intervention
NRM
Our Natural Resources Management interventions are primarily agriculture and livestock focused...
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SSED
Our Small-Scale Enterprise Development interventions are aimed at promoting small and medium enterprises...
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WE
Our Women’s empowerment interventions are aimed at sustainable social and economic outcomes for Afghan women...
Read more...What Our Beneficiaries Say!
"Before DACAAR’s vocational training, I faced unemployment and unstable work. Now, as a skilled motorcycle mechanic, I run my own workshop and earn 15,000 AFN monthly. This opportunity transformed my life—thank you, DACAAR!"
Abdul Wahid, vocational training beneficiary
"Thanks to DACAAR’s support with 2,000 saplings and guidance, we expanded our agroforest to 10 jaribs. By 2025, we anticipate earning 15 million AFN, a vast improvement over wheat farming. Such projects transform communities."
Abdul Hamid, NRM beneficiary
"In 2001, DACAAR built a pipe scheme in Dur Baba, Nangarhar, repaired in 2021 to store 100,000 liters of clean water. Now, 2,000 families access safe water, improving health and reducing the burden on women and children."
Inamullah, WASH beneficiary
"I faced unemployment until joining DACAAR's 7-month mobile repair training. Now a skilled technician, I run my own workshop, support my family, and fund my siblings’ education. Thanks to DACAAR and DANIDA for this opportunity!"
Saeed Raheem, vocational training beneficiary
"I didn’t have any jobs and spent all day in vain. With DACAAR’s help, I can now make an income and support my family."
Samiullah, vocational training beneficiary
"Now I have a skill, a job, and a good income."