Our mission began as a response to humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and as a way to empower and support Afghan displaced and vulnerable.
OUASD currently runs Crisis Support Centers (CSC) in Bamyan and Daikundi provinces of central highland Afghanistan since January, 2019. The CSC is a humanitarian hub has been donated funds to save lives and reach crisis affected people most in need. OUASD also established 10 food/ grain banks in 10 communities across Daikundi and Bamyan provinces where donation of food, money and NFI are collected by food-bank committees from individuals, businesses and humanitarian organizations locally and national level. By these banks, we provide live-saving and relief assistance to crisis affected families who recovered quickly and are thus more resilient. We have provided more than 3000 families with food assistance package over last three years.
Of our humanitarian assistance, live-saving intervention has been proven critical to ensure survival of crises affected people in timely and effective manner. OUASD collects contributions into community owned foodbanks to be available for live-saving intervention at time of emergency/crisis. This way, aid reaches the people most in need when they need it.But much still needs to be done! More Men and women who have lost assets, have been displaced due to recent conflict, political change, and localised hazards including heavy snowfall, landslides, droughts and floods. They lost food stocks are temporarily unable to produce more. Can you help us ensure IDPs and vulnerable women, children, and families receive live-saving assistance?
According to joint assessment survey in July 2022, 738 families lost their belongings in Bamyan and Daikundi provinces are in need of assistance now. OUASD conducted a survey from six districts affected by the flood in Bamyan and Daikundi provinces in August 2022. The damages caused to people are loss of their farm, trees, livestock, and drinking water source. JAT has interviewed more than 800 families in Nili, Khedir, Shahristan and Meramor districts of Daikundi province and Waras and Panjab districts of Bamyan province. As result of the assessment, 738 (656 HHs in Daikundi province and 82 HHs in Bamyan) were identified to be eligible for humanitarian assistance of multiple types outlined:
Communities have been impacted negatively due to shortage of clean drinking water in Jawzjan province. August, 2022- OUASD visited 36 communities in Sheburghan and Khawaja Da Kuh districts of Jawzjan province. OUASD listed 15 small projects in consultation with CDCs, DDAs, elders and CBOs to address the immediate needs of communities to clean water. Out of which, a clean drinking system was identified in Erakly village suffers shortage of drinking water as one of the emergency matter to be solved, for this end, OUASD took immediate action to address this issue. In a meeting with Erakly village in Sheburghan district, OUASD identified two mosques in this village, where one mosque had a water pool and the other mosque did not have any source of water. The first mosque did not give water to the second one, and therefore the second mosque had to buy water from tanker. Meanwhile, the mosque with not water, usually stored spring rainfall in a traditional pool; however, it did not suffice their needs during the whole year nor it was clean. This problem created severe diseases for children and women, the problem is clearly illustrated in the following pictures: OUASD taken these pictures in site visits for water distribution in the village, where communities use contaminated water from water’s pool for drink, as depicted in below series of pictures:
Improve education services and delivering effective basic literacy programs and training to increase the quality and quantity of education and litracty for the betterment of the society.
Envisage an Afghanistan in which every person attains the right to education, services, development and protection in a peaceful society .
Voluntarism, Integrity and Honesty, Pluralism, Transparency and Acountability.
Our mission is to build and strengthen sustaiable individual family, institutional and community initiatives for health, enducation, transport, agriculture, and development through partnership at all levels.
A strong education system is key to getting more children in school, keeping them there, and helping them to become healthy and responsible citizens.
A strong education system is key to getting more children in school, keeping them there, and helping them to become healthy and responsible citizens.
The healthcare sector is one of the most important domains that impacts the entire global population and is closely linked to the development of any country.
The healthcare sector is one of the most important domains that impacts the entire global population and is closely linked to the development of any country.
Agriculture plays a chiefly role in economy as well as it is considered to be the backbone of economic system for developing countries. For decades, agriculture has been related with the production of vital food crops
Agriculture plays a chiefly role in economy as well as it is considered to be the backbone of economic system for developing countries. For decades, agriculture has been related with the production of vital food crops
The following projects in different sectors are implemented by Organization of United Afghanistan for Sustainable Development OUASD .
In order to reduce violence against women, the OUASD has organized a valleyball match between girls volleybal team of Nilli Daikondi for one week on the above date.
Tailoring Training Course for 40 participants (20 male and 20 20 female) from Ozmock & Zard Sang Villages in OUASD office, Shahristan district, Daikundi province.
The OUASD made a clean water for drinking for more than 80 people in Yakaw Lang disctrict Bamyan provice this project cose was about 150000 AFN.
10:30AM-03:30PM Venue: Panjab
An advocacy with local government in Panjab for supplying cleaning drinking water .
10:30AM-12:00AM Venue: Bamyan
This is a celebration on international day of elimination of violence held in Bamyan center on November 2020..
10:30AM-12:30AM Venue: Bamyan
Coordination meeting with Waras District governor on distribution of cash assistance to vulnerable and drought affected communities in Waras District, Bamyan province in Jun 2022.
