KABUL is seeking $550 million to support the most vulnerable Afghans in 2017, a UN agency said on Saturday.
Life-saving interventions related to food, health care, nutrition, safe water and sanitation will reach an estimated 5.7 million people under the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for Afghanistan.
UN Humanitarian Coordinator Mark Bowden said in a statement from OCHA: “The humanitarian community in Afghanistan has been tireless in efforts to save lives and reduce the suffering of millions . . .
