Policy Development
REHA supports evidence-based policy development and strategic planning to strengthen disaster risk management and reduce the impacts of natural and climate-related hazards on communities across Afghanistan.
Key Areas
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Disaster risk management and planning
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Disaster preparedness and response
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Climate-related disaster risk reduction
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Risk and vulnerability assessment
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Community-based disaster risk management
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Institutional coordination and preparedness
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Disaster management policy and strategy
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Integration of disaster risks into development planning
Selected Policy and Research Work
| Policy / Research Activity | Year | Partner / Institution |
|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan Disaster Management Strategic Plan | 2024 | Relevant Stakeholders |
| Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments | 2025 | UN Women / UNDP |
| Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Assessment | 2025 | UNDP |
| State of Environment Assessment Report | 2025 | UNDP |
Risk-Informed Planning
REHA promotes the use of evidence, vulnerability assessments, stakeholder consultation, and local knowledge to identify disaster risks and develop practical measures for preparedness and resilience.
Key Disaster Risks
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Drought
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Floods
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Climate-related hazards
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Environmental degradation
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Water-related risks
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Community-level vulnerabilities
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Other natural and environmental hazards
Expected Results
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Stronger disaster risk management policies
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Improved institutional preparedness
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Better integration of disaster risks into development planning
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Improved understanding of vulnerabilities and risks
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Stronger coordination among relevant stakeholders
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More resilient communities
