
Food Security & Agriculture
DHDO improves food security, nutrition, and agricultural resilience for vulnerable, displaced, and crisis-affected households across Afghanistan. Our work ensures families have consistent access to safe, nutritious food while strengthening their ability to cope with shocks and rebuild sustainable livelihoods.
We promote climate-smart and resilient agriculture, supporting farmers with crop diversification, improved soil and water management, and the use of drought-tolerant and high-yield crop varieties adapted to local conditions. DHDO also advances women-led home gardening, improving household dietary diversity and empowering women as active contributors to food production.
We also construct and rehabilitate community irrigation systems, water management structures, and small-scale agricultural infrastructure that increase productivity and expand cultivable land.
Aligned with global and national FSAC priorities, DHDO targets IDPs, returnees, host communities, and food-insecure households. Through practical training delivered by skilled agricultural facilitators, we equip communities with the knowledge and tools needed to adopt sustainable practices and improve long-term resilience.
How we work
DHDO works with vulnerable and crisis-affected communities across Afghanistan to improve livelihoods, strengthen climate resilience, empower women, expand access to education and skills, improve water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), enhance food security and agriculture, and support civil society development. Through integrated humanitarian and development programs, DHDO promotes sustainable solutions that reduce vulnerability, build community resilience, and support inclusive and long-term development.
