How many NGOs are in Afghanistan?

More than 800 international and indigenous Afghan NGOs operate humanitarian, reconstruction, development and peacebuilding programs in Afghanistan to aid recovery efforts after decades of war.

How do I register an NGO in Afghanistan?

Documents Required for NGOs Registration:

Request for registration to the ministry of economy.
Completion of a standard form to be received either from the NGOs website or from MoEC.
Charter of organization (bylaws) as per the article No.
Introduction of NGO’s key staff with their salaries and signatures.

What is the contribution of NGOs in Afghanistan?

NGOs have worked in Afghanistan and Pakistan for decades providing humanitarian assistance to Afghans through agriculture, health, education, water supply, sanitation and income generation programmes. This paper reviews the significance of the contribution of NGOs from the 1980s to the present day.

Can NGOs continue to provide aid in Afghanistan?

NGOs can prepare for working in Taliban-controlled territory by looking at past operations under the Taliban. For example, in 2015, the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) and Service Civil International (SCI) maintained life-saving assistance during the occupation of Kunduz throughout periods of intense conflict.

Are NGOs still working in Afghanistan?

NGO Work in Afghanistan A wide range of NGOs currently provide assistance in Afghanistan. Some are non-denominational while others are faith based. The majority of NGOs are Afghan, but the largest programs are implemented by established international relief and development NGOs.