Japan to provide $19.5m in aid to Afghanistan
The Government of Japan has decided to provide $19.5 million in additional assistance to Afghanistan, aimed at supporting humanitarian sectors and meeting basic human needs.
The Government of Japan has decided to provide $19.5 million in additional assistance to Afghanistan, aimed at supporting humanitarian sectors and meeting basic human needs.
Japan has contributed $13.5 million to United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in Afghanistan.
Japan has announced $58.4 million in additional assistance to Afghanistan to help meet the country’s humanitarian and basic needs.
The government of Japan has pledged to extend emergency grant aid of $3 million to Herat province, devastated by intermittent earthquakes, says the foreign ministry in Tokyo.
Japan has pledged $21 million in aid to Afghanistan, the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) announced on Monday. UNICEF said: “In support of better child health amidst a devastating humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, the government of…
Japan has pledged to provide $106.7 million assistance to Afghanistan for the implementation of humanitarian projects and fulfillment of basic needs. The Japan mission in Kabul tweeted: “Japan has decided to donate 106.7 million dollars to Afghanistan.” The…
Japan has contributed $ 5.5 million to support quality and equitable COVID-19 and routine vaccination in Afghanistan. The aid was distributed through improving the cold-chain system such as procurement of insulated vehicles. On its Twitter handle, the Japanese…
The Afghan government will transparently spend the financial assistance it receives from Tokyo this year, the Japanese ambassador hopes. Takashi Okada asked the Ghani administration to take concrete action to control corruption and make sure the Japanese aid…
KABUL Programme (ANEP) has been signed between Japan and UNESCO. The new project seeks to strengthen the status and effectiveness of non-formal education within the framework of accelerated learning delivered through alternative education modalities. The government of Japan would provide…
The government of Japan on Thursday announced a new contribution to two demining projects in Parwan, Kapisa and Nangarhar provinces. A signing ceremony for these agreements was held at the Embassy of Japan in Kabul, where Chargé d'…
KABUL, according to a statement on Monday. This grant would enable UNICEF and its partners to vaccinate more than 1.4 million infants as part of the expanded program on immunization (EPI), protect more than 10 million children under five years,…
KABUL Food Programme (WFP), a statement from the Japanese embassy in Kabul says on Wednesday. This Emergency Grant Aid would help provide humanitarian assistance in the areas of Food and Nutrition in Afghanistan, the statement said. The food assistance is…
KABUL to make Afghan cities safe, resilient and sustainable by reducing disaster risk, human and economic losses, a statement from the Japanese diplomatic mission said on Thursday. The project would be executed through the technical assistance of UN-Habitat, and in…