Where development and sustainability meet delivery
From the world's second largest copper deposit to community agribusiness programmes across Afghanistan — every project we take on is designed to leave a measurable, lasting impact.
Climate-smart agriculture training for NCA under PEARL–ABADEI 2.0: 105 trainer participants and 355 farmers, with manuals in Dari and Pashto and farmer training across 16 districts.
Kandahar, Zabul, Balkh, Helmand, Samangan - Northern and Southern Afghanistan
Environmental awareness training for the Swedish Committee for Afghanistan across six locations, supported by training materials and reporting. The programme targeted approximately 600 staff.
Kabul, Jalalabad, Ghazni, Wardak, Takhar and Mazar, Afghanistan
Practical R and RStudio training for Caritas Germany’s Afghanistan office in Kabul, covering data preparation, analysis, visualisation and research applications.
Climate-smart agriculture capacity development for NCA’s REACH programme across four eastern provinces and eight districts, including greenhouse and value-chain guidance and beneficiary selection criteria.
Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan and Nangarhar, Afghanistan
Training of trainers for Mediotek Afghanistan and the Eco Journalists Network in Kabul, 17–21 May 2021, with support from TLO and the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
Climate resilience and disaster risk training under ActionAid Afghanistan’s SRACAD programme, facilitated by Ali Baba Behruz in Bamyan Centre, Yakawlang and Panjab for 81 participants.
Prior professional experience of Mustafa Hasani: facilitation of SPEAK climate training in Bamyan on 18–21 November 2017 under LDCF BERA, for 20 participants. This predates Daira Sabz’s establishment.
Contracted consultancy for MJAM on the proposed Baghdara Hydropower Project in Kapisa and Parwan, covering environmental and social assessment, safeguards planning and stakeholder engagement.
Environmental and social assessment for Ghaznawi Farah’s marble, onyx and travertine project in Herat, combining baseline studies, testing, consultation and support for NEPA review.
Initial environmental examination and management planning for Fazaa Sabz’s wastewater treatment project in Arghandi, Paghman, including water, soil, air and noise assessment.
Biodiversity baseline work for SMEC International on the Salang Corridor, covering flora, fauna, habitats, potential impacts and mitigation recommendations.
Market research for Millat Tractors Limited’s Islamabad regional office, examining demand, pricing, distribution, customer preferences, after-sales services and import conditions in Afghanistan.
Assessment for Norwegian Church Aid across six provinces, examining agribusinesses, women’s enterprises, processing, packaging, quality control and market linkages.
Helmand, Uruzgan, Kunar, Laghman, Nuristan and Nangarhar, Afghanistan
Socioeconomic energy-access research in Bamyan and Parwan for Abdullah Jamal, using 60 surveys and ten key-informant interviews to inform analysis of local needs and policy conditions.
Independent review for Aga Khan Foundation Afghanistan, assessing forest restoration, ecosystem services, implementation performance and lessons for future programming.
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