Providing Vocational Training Services for 450 vulnerable beneficiaries in Herat
Direct beneficiaries: (1650) Indirect beneficiaries: (14700). 825 Male and 825 Female
Supporting Earthquake-Affected Women and Girls in Herat Province through Medical Support Services
Direct beneficiaries: (3300) Indirect beneficiaries: (23100) The total direct number of beneficiaries is 3300 of which 3050 are females and 250 are female.
Support for small women-owned businesses in the Ghoryan and Shindand districts of Herat province
Direct beneficiaries: (30) Indirect beneficiaries: (300). All the beneficiaries were female.
Emergency Response for Earthquake- Affected People in Herat Province
Direct beneficiaries: (110) Indirect beneficiaries: (770). All the beneficiaries were female.
Provision of Data Collection Services through the Whole of Afghanistan Assessmen
Direct beneficiaries: (1445) Indirect beneficiaries: (10,115). 560 in Herat, 535 in Badghis and 350 in Farah
Empowering Communities to Address Family and Social Conflects a the Local Level
Empowering Communities to Address Family and Social Conflects a the Local Level
Provincial Discussion Meeting Herat – OSAA – OMO
Provincial meetings were organized in Herat and Badghis, bringing together 120 committee members from Herat and 80 from Badghis. The meetings were held separately for each committee with local authorities to introduce committee members, review achievements, and address concerns raised by the committees. These sessions fostered collaboration between committee representatives and provincial stakeholders, promoted transparency,…
Empowering returnee and IDP women for economic and social reintegration
On October 7, 2023, a devastating 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck Herat Province, Afghanistan, causing extensive destruction and loss of life. This disaster particularly impacted vulnerable populations, especially women and girls, leaving them in dire need of medical and psychological support. In the aftermath, OSAA launched an emergency medical support project, funded by UN-Women, to address these…