Latest News
DACAAR Country Director, John Morse: “There is Hope for Afghanistan.”
Women Vocational Training Graduates Join Forces to Gain Better Entry into the Kabul Garments Market
DACAAR Publishes New Studies and Reports
DACAAR Delivers WASH Assistance to Flood-Affected Families in Parwan Province
World Peace Day – What Conflict IDPs Say
Danish Minister for Development Cooperation, Rasmus Preen (S), won’t forget Afghanistan
Our Interventions
We carry a variety of emergency relief, early recovery and developmental interventions in Afghanistan. We tailor these to the needs and priorities of each targeted community, delivering interventions in an integrated way ensuring best outcomes for our beneficiaries. We currently work in the following sectors:
What our beneficiaries say
“Before DACAAR built the pipe scheme we had to walk for 1.5 hours to fetch water and now we have 33 taps near our houses across the settlement.”
Abdul Raham, Community Leader at IDP settlement, Herat “The vocational training taught me how to read and write. Now when I take an order at work, I know how to write the customers’ names and that makes me very happy.”
Ajab Khan, Vocational training graduate, carpentry, Kabul“Knowing the skill of carpet weaving is very useful because I can do it at home. Our neighbors keep asking me when DACAAR is going to start new classes.”
Farnush, vocational training graduate, carpet weaving, Herat“I was so happy to start the class. I had no problems participating after DACAAR cleared all concerns of the village elders.”
Kafta, Vocational training graduate, bag-making, Herat“I received this training from DACAAR for 7 months and really liked it. Now I have my own shop and earn up to seven thousand AFS per month.”
Mohammad, Vocational training graduate, mobile phone repair, Herat“About 1000 families live here now in Jalilabad. We have enough water to use for drinking, irrigation and all other needs. DACAAR’s help was amazing.”
Jalil, Malik, Chief of Jalilabad IDP settlement, Herat“I am saving the money that I make and want to rent a shop and become self-sufficient. I want to rely on myself, I don’t want to borrow money from others again.”
Razia, Vocational training graduate, Pasta making, HeratMessage from our Director
Afghanistan is going through challenging times. Ordinary Afghans continue to take the brunt of an un-ending conflict that not only has a high human and material toll but also denies many people the opportunity to develop and prosper.
Within this context and as an NGO that has stood side-by-side with the Afghan people for more than three decades, we continue to strive in reaching out to Afghans where the need is greatest and where we can make the most significant difference.
We work hard to place our beneficiaries’ needs, priorities and concerns at the centre of our work.
