The French have been particulary dynamic in humanitarian aid to the Afghan people and the large number of French NGOs present in Afghanistan is testimony to this commitment.
As early as the 70s and 80s, these NGOs brought aid to the civilian populations, up to the remotest rural places, and Afghans today remember their courage.
After 2001, French NGOs took an active part in the interntational community’s efforts towards reconstruction and developement efforts.
| name | activities | |
|---|---|---|
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ACTED | emergency and development |
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Action contre la faim | preventive and curative action against malnutrition |
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Afghanistan demain | protecting and educating street children |
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Afghanistan Libre | education & development ; publishing of a womens’ magazine |
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AFRANE | education, French-Afghan friendship |
| AFRANE développement | agriculture, transport, education | |
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Aide Médicale Internationale | training for public health service employees |
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Aïna | training and support for Afghan media |
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Architecture & Développement | architecture and engineering for development projects |
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Darah Afghanistan Bretagne | housing and education |
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Enfants du Monde Droits de l’Homme | children’s rights |
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Groupe Energies Renouvelables, Environnement et Solidarité | promoting sustainable development |
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Groupe Urgence Réhabilitation Développement | research, evaluation and training on humanitarian action |
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Handicap international | medical and social aid to the disabled |
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MADERA | rural development |
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Médecins du Monde | programs for drug users |
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Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans | training for health workers |
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Mères pour la paix | women’s house in Istalif |
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NEGAR | supporting Afghan women |
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Le Pélican | education and vocational training center for chilidren |
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Solidarités | access to drinking water, sanitation, food aid |
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Sport sans frontières | improving access to sports |
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Terre d’Enfance | center for children in Zaranj |
