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Alternative Development Programme for AfghanistanBrochure Design Final.cdr Author Hussain Created...
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Alternative Development Programme UNODC Alternative Development (AD) Programme is designed to strengthen and diversify licit livelihoods and counter narcotics through AD interventions. The interventions are designed in accordance with the national strategies of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GIRoA), namely Afghanistan National Development Strategy (ANDS), National Drugs Control Strategy (NDCS), National Drug Action Plan (NDAP) 2015-19, and United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF), while contributing towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The AD programme provides support on three fronts: 1) Implement multifaceted community-based innovative AD projects with an active community-led Counter-Narcotics (CN) element; 2) Strengthen GIRoA capacity on Alternative Development (AD) policy design, implementation, programme planning and monitoring; 3) Improve coordination and mainstream counter narcotics and AD objectives in the development programmes of the Government, development agencies, and bilateral and multilateral stakeholders; Our Donors Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) Japan Republic of Finland Contact Ms. Anubha Sood Senior Programme Oficer Email Address: [email protected] Mr. Sadruddin Fakhruddin National Programme Coordinator Email Address: [email protected] United Nations Ofice on Drugs and Crime UNOCA Compound, Jalalabad Road, Kabul, Afghanistan Web: www.unodc.org/Afghanistan Russian Federation Alternative Development Programme for Afghanistan
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AlternativeDevelopmentProgrammeUNODCAlternativeDevelopment(AD)ProgrammeisdesignedtostrengthenanddiversifylicitlivelihoodsandcounternarcoticsthroughADinterventions.TheinterventionsaredesignedinaccordancewiththenationalstrategiesoftheGovernmentoftheIslamicRepublicofAfghanistan(GIRoA),namelyAfghanistanNationalDevelopmentStrategy(ANDS),NationalDrugsControlStrategy(NDCS),NationalDrugActionPlan(NDAP)2015-19,andUnitedNationsDevelopmentAssistanceFramework(UNDAF),whilecontributingtowardstheSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs).
TheADprogrammeprovidessupportonthreefronts:1)Implementmultifacetedcommunity-basedinnovativeADprojectswithanactivecommunity-ledCounter-Narcotics(CN)element; 2)StrengthenGIRoAcapacityonAlternativeDevelopment(AD)policydesign,implementation,programmeplanningandmonitoring;3)ImprovecoordinationandmainstreamcounternarcoticsandADobjectivesinthedevelopmentprogrammesoftheGovernment,developmentagencies,andbilateralandmultilateralstakeholders;
OurDonorsBureauofInternationalNarcoticsandLawEnforcementAffairs(INL)
Japan RepublicofFinland
ContactMs.AnubhaSoodSeniorProgrammeOf�icerEmailAddress:[email protected]
Mr.SadruddinFakhruddinNationalProgrammeCoordinatorEmailAddress:[email protected]
UnitedNationsOf�iceonDrugsandCrimeUNOCACompound,JalalabadRoad,Kabul,AfghanistanWeb:www.unodc.org/Afghanistan
RussianFederation
AlternativeDevelopmentProgrammeforAfghanistan
ProgrammeObjectiveStrengthentheGovernmentandvariouslineMinistries’capacitytodesignthestrategy,implementtheprogrammeandensurequalitythroughregularmonitoring.Ensurecapacityenhancementandgradualtransferofskillsoveraperiodoftime.
Accomplishments(2012-2015)
1.Largescale*countrywideprojectsonpistachio,saffron,grapes,rosesdesignedandimplementedinconsultationwithMCNandMAIL2.Smallscale**projectsdesignedandimplemented,consistingofgreenhouses,poultryfarming,backyardgardening,animalhusbandry,andcarpetweavingamongstothersbene�itting10,000households.3.10,000hectaresof desertlandbroughtundercultivation4.ContinuouspolicyandstrategysupportprovidedtotheGovernment5.Linkagesbuilt withtheInternationalandNationalAgrobasedorganizations6.Marketlinkagesestablishedwithinandoutsidethecountry7.Approximately10,000householdsbene�itedfromtheADinterventions8.Technicalsupportprovidedto200governmentstaffthroughtrainingworkshops/programmesandexposuretrips
CurrentProgramme(2016-2019)Currently,UNODC'sADprogrammeisbeingimplementedin21provincesacrossthecountry,providingsupportto60,000households.
BoostAlternativeDevelopmentInterventionthroughLicitLivelihoods(BADILL)BADILLmeans“change”isPashtoandDarilanguages.Theprojectisdesignedtoensureanincreaseinproduction,incomeandeconomicgrowthforthefarmers,whichissustainableinthelongterm.BADILLissupportingselecthorticulturevaluechainsinproduction,processing,qualitycontrolandmarketlinkagesin13provincesfor50,000householdswhoare directbene�iciaries.
ValueChainsupportADprogrammeisbeingimplementedineightotherprovinceswherethefocusistoscaleupsuccessfulinterventionsandbuilduponthem.Throughthisprogrammefarmersandentrepreneursarebeingsupportedtoscaleuptheirproduction,increasequalitycontrol,andaccessdomesticandinternationalmarkets.Packaging,brandingandISOcerti�icationisapriorityforthenexttwoyears.TheProgrammesupportsthefollowingvaluechains-Rose,Saffron,Horticulture,Grapes,Pistachio,Oilcrops,Livestock,Offseasonvegetableproductionsupport,Fruit/Non-FruitNurseriesestablishment.Theprojectstrivestobene�it40,000householdsover4years.
WomenEconomicempowermentADprogrammeprovidessupporttowomenthroughvariouseconomicactivitiesbasedontheirneeds.Theprogrammesupportswomen'sbusinessgroupsbyprovidingvocationaltraining,businessdevelopmenttrainingandgrantstoset-upbusinessesforaperiodof24months.
CapacityBuildingandCoordinationTheprogrammesupportsMCNindesigningandimplementinganAlternativeDevelopment(AD)policywithadditionalexpertisebeingprovidedwithrespecttoprogrammeplanningandimpactmonitoring.Theprogrammesupportsthestrengtheningcoordinationofinter-ministerialgovernmentandnon-governmentonAD,andpromotingthegenuinemain-streamingofCNacrossawidearrayoftraditionaldevelopmentprogrammes.
FundingAgreementsSub-ProgrammeBudget:US$28,000,000Shortfall:US$7,000,000
OurPartners1.MinistryofCounterNarcotics(MCN)2.M inistryofAgriculture,IrrigationandLivestock(MAIL)3.M inistryofCommerceandIndustries(MoCI)4.M inistryofRuralReconstructionandDevelopment(MRRD)5.M inistryofWomen'sAffairs(MoWA)6.IndependentDirectorateofLocalGovernance(IDLG)
*Thelargescaleprojectsareofthreeormoreyear'sdurationandareimplementedinonetothreedistrictswithindividualbudgets
exceeding$1million
**Thesmallscaleprojectsareofoneyeardurationandareimplementedinonedistrictwithindividualbudgetsof$40,000-$50,000.
