Kabul Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU) on Water Reforms and Agricultural Productivity in Afghanistan, reveals widespread disarray in the work of relevant ministries.
According to the study, all aspects of the reforms including policy choices and decision-making as well as project and program design, implementation and data sharing suffer from lack of coordination. The main reasons for lack of coordination at the ministerial level is a struggle for more power in the water sector, competition for donors and funds and the politics of budget utilization and expenditure . . .
