AHNO has extensive experience implementing humanitarian assistance, assessments, monitoring, and research activities across Afghanistan — delivering projects funded by both national and international partners.
Timely delivery of life-saving food and non-food items to populations affected by conflict, disasters, and displacement.
Comprehensive assessments informing program design, monitoring malnutrition trends among children and at-risk groups.
Evidence-based data collection supporting livelihoods, market-based interventions, and food security programming.
Independent verification of food and cash interventions, ensuring transparency and adherence to donor standards.
Studies and assessments strengthening women's economic participation and gender-sensitive livelihood programs.
| # | Project title | Province(s) | Donor |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OPD Project Consultations (volunteer) | Wardak | AHNO |
| 2 | Emergency Preparedness Plan (EPP) for AFGA | Kabul | AFGA (IPPF) |
| 3 | Baseline Market Study & Pre-Evaluation, 6 provinces | Kunar, Laghman, Nangarhar, Balkh, Kabul | Islamic Relief (IRW) |
| 4 | Study & Analysis of Women-Owned Businesses | Bamyan, Maidan Wardak | AHNO |
| 5 | Endline Survey — Integrated Community Resilience Activity (ICRA) | Kandahar, Helmand, Urozgan, Balkh, Faryab | NCA |
| 6 | CSO-RNT Khost Project | Khost | SFCG |
| 7 | TPM of Food Assistance & Cash Distribution | Parwan | AYSO |
| 8 | OPD Clinical Survey | Farah | AYSO |
| 9 | Livelihood Project | Ghazni | AAR Japan |
AHNO has collaborated with a range of national and international organizations and stakeholders.
Donors & implementing partners
SFCGSearch for Common Ground
AYSOAfghan Youth & Social Org.
AFGAAfghan Family Guidance Assoc.
AHNO also works closely with national authorities and community stakeholders across every province of operation.
Government counterparts
Ministry of EconomyIslamic Emirate of Afghanistan
Ministry of Labor & Social AffairsIslamic Emirate of Afghanistan
Ministry of Public HealthIslamic Emirate of Afghanistan
AHNO is an active member of the following humanitarian coordination clusters:
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AHNO offers unique advantages to donors, partners, and stakeholders seeking effective, accountable, and context-responsive programming in Afghanistan.
Long-standing presence and trusted relationships with communities, local authorities, and stakeholders enable timely, culturally appropriate interventions — even in hard-to-reach or conflict-affected areas.
A track record of designing and delivering programs that actively engage communities, build local capacities, and ensure participation, ownership, and sustainability.
Extensive experience in third-party monitoring, baseline and endline surveys, and needs assessments — ensuring evidence-based design and accountability.
High-quality programs delivered with efficient use of resources and the ability to adapt rapidly to evolving contexts and donor priorities.
A multidisciplinary team of qualified Afghan professionals across humanitarian, development, MEAL, gender, protection, livelihoods, agriculture, health, and education.
AHNO can quickly scale up operations and mobilize teams in response to sudden-onset emergencies across multiple provinces.