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The Bureau for Rights Based Development (BRD), with financial support from UNESCO, proudly contributed to the successful opening ceremony of the Silk Road Exhibition at the National Museum in Kabul. The exhibition welcomed youth, university students, officials, and representatives from NGOs, the private sector, and international organizations. BRD played a key role in preparing the […]

The Bureau for Rights Based Development (BRD), in partnership with UNESCO, successfully completed an emergency riverbed cleaning project to safeguard the historic Jam Minaret in Shahrak District, Ghor Province. Following severe flash floods that threatened this UNESCO World Heritage Site, BRD removed over 9500 cubic meters of sediment, reinforced protective structures, and restored access roads.

We are pleased to share  about our new program focused on  community engagement, facilitation of the establishment of Accountability to the Affected Population (AAP) and community feedback mechanism at the community level in Afghanistan to be started soon.

BRD is pleased for starting new  project with aim to increase the level of awareness and knowledge of community leaders, local CSOs and CBOs  and their their effective engagement in promoting Accountability to the Affected Population (AAP) with increased collaboration with other key stakeholders, thorough capacity, and trust building intervention at the district level. The

In this panel of experts, Sanne Letschert, Head of Cultural Emergency Response (CER) reflects on these questions in conversation with CER’s partners, Khan Agha Dawoodzai ( BRD  Director  Afghanistan) and Linda Lainvoo (Estonia). The panel discussion took place at the Programming Hall, MECC Maastricht, Netherland.

BRD work on the emergency reapair and protection of Shah Faizulla Tomb, a historic culture heritage site located in Ningarhar province of Afghanistan continued. The  objectives of the project are to provide urgent repair and protection measures for saving the culture heritage site, ensure active engagement of local communities for future safeguarding and maintenance of

From 15-16 May 2022, nearly 100 members of the Afghanistan diaspora, representing more than 70 organizationsincluding BRD, gathered in Brussels for a European Conference entitled “Diaspora Action for Afghanistan” to exchange and strategize ways to strengthen protections for persons from Afghanistan.

Afghan diaspora organisations urge the EU to:  Scale up humanitarian aid; Support delivery of critical services; Support evacuation, resettlement & protection of Afghans in Europe; And  Ensure human rights.

As European NGOs working on asylum and migration and Afghan Diaspora organisations in Europe, we are alarmed about the situation in Afghanistan and concerned above all about the security of the people of Afghanistan, both those within the country and those displaced and seeking protection in the region and beyond Full Statement; .Statement on EU

We are pleased to announce that our program on protection of culture heritage in risk, has been resumed, after 5 months delay due to fall of the government in the hands of Taliban, in August 15. Under the program the emergency measures for protection of Shah Faizullah Sharing Tomb, including the community training and formation