Largest Displacement

• The United Nations warned on Monday that Afghanistan is currently facing one of the world's largest displacement crises due to poverty, climate shocks, and decades of conflict. • A recent UNDP socioeconomic review highlights that the return of approximately 2.7 million Afghans is placing immense pressure on the country's fragile economy and public services. • This crisis is exacerbated by recurring natural disasters and prolonged humanitarian challenges, which threaten the livelihoods of communities already struggling to recover.

• UN agencies warned on Monday that Afghanistan is currently facing one of the world's most severe displacement crises. • The crisis is being driven by a combination of extreme poverty, persistent drought, and devastating earthquakes. • To combat the emergency, critical food aid for Afghan students is being transported 15,000 kilometers from Indonesia to Kabul.