In Dara-e-Noor's Sutan village, families mourn children and loved ones lost, and homes destroyed in the Nangarhar earthquake. @UNDPaf is on the ground, planning recovery. We will stay and deliver, alongside the Afghan people.

The @EUinAfghanistan contribution to ACRP is a message of solidarity with Afghan communities,” said @sarodriques. ACRP helps rural families adapt to climate change & rebuild their livelihoods. https://t.co/Bq17w5SnEH

In UNDP we’ll use cash-for-work so communities can rebuild, clearing debris, repairing water systems, roads, and other facilities. We’ll also provide support so families can restart livelihoods.” Interview with @BBCWorld. Learn more:  https://t.co/yeern0L9nm

The devastating earthquake in Afghanistan has affected people, homes and key infrastructure. Together with our partners, here’s how @UNDPaf is supporting on the ground to meet urgent requirements and help recover. https://t.co/i8Ym9dAK4F

The @EUinAfghanistan signed an agreement adding €6M to the Afghanistan Community Resilience Programme (ACRP), raising its total support to €21M. This will help Afghan communities face climate change, drought & displacement with strength. Read More: https://t.co/Bq17w5SnEH

“Three in four Afghans were already living at a subsistence level. With crops destroyed and homes reduced to rubble, families are left with virtually nothing.” Interview with @BBCWorld. Learn more: https://t.co/yeern0L9nm

Afghanistan faces a perfect economic storm: after previous 27% GDP contraction, mass returns, worst drought in decades, and floods - now an earthquake. The economy simply cannot absorb another shock.” Interview with @BBCWorld. Learn more: https://t.co/yeern0L9nm #Earthquake

Nazim in Sutan lost all 3 of his children when the quake struck: “The pain is unbearable.” His story reflects the deep human toll behind this tragedy. Read More: https://t.co/kbiIlR7fKB

“It felt as if the sky had collapsed on me. The pain is unbearable... I could do nothing to save my children.” – Nazim, who lost all 3 of her children in the Nangarhar earthquake. Read full story: https://t.co/93AEALvIna

Earthquakes in Afghanistan come at a time when the country is already grappling with overlapping humanitarian & economic crises. The earthquakes are not just another disaster—it is a socioeconomic emergency: https://t.co/ZRWOKUj28M

“It’s hard to tell a child in rural Afghanistan that their future must wait for politics to be resolved.” Our @sarodriques speaks to #BBC's @HannahMullane_ about why @UNDPaf is committed to supporting communities to recover and rebuild. How? 🎧here ⤵️ https://t.co/wr7D30n4At

In Sutan village, Dara-e-Noor (Nangarhar), the entire community now lives in makeshift tents. Urgent needs include: 🏠 Transitional shelters 🥘 Food assistance 🧹 Safe debris clearance 🧣 Winterization kits 🏥 Repairing the health facility

Earthquakes in Afghanistan hit areas already facing disasters, poverty & displacement. Women, children & people w/disabilities are disproportionately affected & must remain central to response & recovery efforts. @UNDPaf is on the ground committed to reaching those in need.

Today @UNDPaf team visited Sutan village in Dara-e-Noor, Nangarhar, one of the hardest-hit by the recent earthquake. The village sits on steep hillsides, roads unpaved, landslides already cleared by locals. What we saw was heartbreaking. Support is urgently needed.

@UN @UNDPaf teams are on the ground in Kunar and Nangarhar, working with @UN and community partners to rapidly assess earthquake damage on peoples homes, livelihoods, services. Priority to reaching remote communities, mapping immediate needs, and preparing recovery efforts.

.@UNDPaf, with the Istanbul Int’l Center for Private Sector in Dev. (ICPSD) & HARAKAT, held a 2-day follow-up on Fundamentals of Exporting for 120 entrepreneurs in Kabul. The program aims to strengthen Afghan MSMEs & boost their role in int’l trade.

Urgent support from the world is needed so people can recover and rebuild. #earthquakeafghanistan #KunarEarthquake #Nangarhar #Afghanistan #CRISIS

Following the earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, @UNDPaf teams reached Dewagal Valley—one of the worst-hit areas. 200+ dead, 500 injured, many trapped. Homes and key infrastructure are destroyed. We’re working to meet urgent needs: shelter, water, food, medicines, livelihoods.

I stand in full solidarity with the people of Afghanistan after the devastating earthquake that hit the country earlier today. I extend my deepest condolences to the families of the victims and wish a speedy recovery to those injured. The @UN team in Afghanistan is mobilized

Our hearts go out to the people of Nangarhar & Kunar after last night’s earthquake. We stand beside families & communities affected, working with partners to assess needs & provide early support. UNDP is committed to helping Afghans recover & rebuild towards a safer environment.