WFP faces lack of cash for humanitarian operations in Afghanistan

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The Planet Food items Corporation (WFP) in Afghanistan explained it is struggling with a lack of cash to proceed humanitarian operations in Afghanistan.

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WFP’s spokesman in Afghanistan, Waheedullah Amani claimed that the Organization demands more than $900 million for the future six months of operations, reports TOLO News.&#13

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He claimed that Organization has assisted virtually 19 million Afghans considering the fact that the start off of 2022 and the support contains foodstuffs and hard cash.

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“$172 million is urgently needed to provide 150,000 metric tons of foodstuffs prior to winter season in distant parts, in the parts in which roads are becoming blocked by the initial snow of the year,” Amani claimed.

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In the meantime, residents of the capital town of Kabul complained about the absence of transparency in assist organizations.

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“They took my name and ID card in every round of help, but the local community leader provided it to his kin. I haven’t gained even a single grain of rice,” said Sikandar, a resident of Kabul.

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“The bad folks are ruined. There is no assist to access the inadequate,” said Ahmashah, a resident of Kabul.

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Some economists imagine that the help has not had a positive impact on the lifetime of the citizens.

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“Lacking a much better evaluation of the predicament and the recognition of really needy men and women, as perfectly as missing monitoring for transparency, and the superior administrative and logistics costs of the support organizations, usually means that the help will not be helpful,” stated Shakir Yaqobi, an economist.

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