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Reflecting on the questions of social assistance in protracted crises - Institute of Development Studies - Vimarsana News

Reflecting on the questions of social assistance in protracted crises - Institute of Development Studies

On 3 March 2022, Better Assistance in Crises (BASIC) Research held a launch seminar at the Institute of Development Studies and online. We discussed the plans for the next three years, during which the research team will be examining the challenges of providing more effective social assistance to people in protracted crises in some of the world’s most challenging contexts.

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The West can help Afghans without recognising the Taliban now - Vimarsana News

The West can help Afghans without recognising the Taliban now

Humanitarian assistance can provide an opportunity for engagement between Kabul and the West and save Afghan lives.

Research Consultant International- CFA-KBL-006-021 - Vimarsana News

Research Consultant International- CFA-KBL-006-021

1. Nature of the consultancy: Research on return and reintegration in Afghanistan under the Reintegration Assistance and Development in Afghanistan (RADA) project. 2. Purpose: The purpose of this research is to broaden the current knowledge and understanding about the migration, displacement, return and reintegration in Afghanistan and to inform evidence-based decision-making on Afghan migration and reintegration among key international and national stakeholders. The research will be used by IOM, the European Union, and other external (inter)national stakeholders. 3. Objectives: To broaden un...

Afghanistan (Part Three): What can be done now by outsi... - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan (Part Three): What can be done now by outsi...

Donors are caught in a bind in Afghanistan. But it is a bind that ties.  The West and its Afghan partners have made an extraordinary commitment to stabilising the country since 2001. Some 3,500 Nato soldiers have been killed and $1-trillion expended on military operations, building up the Afghan security forces, and development assistance. More than 200,000 Afghans have been killed, including 60,000 members of the police and army.   The problem from the outset is that the West lacked a strategy – a carefully integrated approach for Afghanistan which sought to address security, governance...

Why an Australian moved from Afghanistan to sunny Cyprus to set up a dog-sledding business - Vimarsana News

Why an Australian moved from Afghanistan to sunny Cyprus to set up a dog-sledding business

“I loved the work, but in a country like Afghanistan you have to know when your number is up and after eight years there, I found myself stuck in a traffic jam and knew that time had come. From nowhere, dog handlers appeared and the dogs were going berserk at a vehicle two lanes away from me. The security guys then started screaming at everyone to get out of their cars and run. Clearly, I did as I was told. "The vehicle had a huge bomb inside it. Luckily the detonator failed to go off and they managed to get it away to detonate it safely, but it was a close call, and my signal to leave