UN Women: 82% of Women-Led Organizations in Afghanistan at Risk of Closure Amid Aid Cuts – KabulNow
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UN Women: 82% of Women-Led Organizations in Afghanistan at Risk of Closure Amid Aid Cuts – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - A new United Nations Women report says women-led organizations and women’s rights organizations in Afghanistan are facing severe funding shortages following reductions in international aid, forcing many to scale back services, dismiss staff and, in some cases, consider suspending or ending their operations. The report, titled “Afghanistan Beyond Breaking Point: The Impact of Aid Cuts on Women-Led and Women’s Rights Organizat…
The United Nations Women's office in Afghanistan said in a report that cuts in foreign aid to Afghanistan have put 82 percent of women-led institutions in the country at risk of closure. The post UN: Cuts in foreign aid have put 82 percent of women-led institutions in Afghanistan at risk of closure appeared first on Rukhshana Media.
The United Nations says that after a reduction in foreign aid to Afghanistan, women-led and women's rights organizations in the country have faced severe budget cuts, have limited their services and laid off some of their staff, and in particular, 82 percent of the organizations are at risk of closure. The organization's women's division […] The post UN: 82 percent of women's organizations in Afghanistan are at risk of closure appeared first on …
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