The assistance of the World Bank to the implementation of livelihood projects in Afghanistan

According to the regional office Tasnim news agency, World Bank In a statement, he announced that 84 million dollars will help Afghanistan to fight economic problems and implement livelihood projects. Afghanistan (ARTF) and International Development Association (IDA) will be used to implement livelihood projects in Afghanistan.

“Melinda Good”, The head of the Afghanistan branch of the World Bank stated: In the last 18 months, the International Development Association has prepared a clear and effective framework for spending this amount in employment sectors, especially for women and girls in Afghanistan.

According to Melinda Good, with this help, IDA can continue to provide its services in different sectors for the people of Afghanistan in six districts and 26 provinces.

The head of the Afghanistan branch of the World Bank also acknowledged: With new credits, this project will increase its activities in urban and rural areas, provide more livelihood opportunities for women, and provide employment conditions and some other services for Afghan returnees.

According to the report of international organizations, about 23 million Afghans need humanitarian aid this year.

According to some experts, the economic sanctions and freezing of assets in Afghanistan have caused the increase in poverty and unemployment in this country, and humanitarian aid alone cannot be responsible for solving current problems. Therefore, international organizations should participate in the implementation of development programs and projects based on economic priorities to create job opportunities and gradually reduce poverty.

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