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REHA strengthens the technical and institutional capacities of government institutions, communities, volunteers, NGOs, and other stakeholders to improve disaster preparedness, risk reduction, and community resilience.
Key Areas
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Disaster preparedness
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Disaster risk reduction
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Emergency preparedness
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Community resilience
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Climate-related disaster risks
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Risk assessment and planning
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Training of trainers
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Institutional capacity development
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Community volunteer development
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Strategic advocacy
Disaster Preparedness Project
REHA supports disaster preparedness through training and capacity-building activities designed to strengthen community-level preparedness and institutional coordination.
| Activity | Participants / Reach | Location | Period |
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| Training of Trainers for Community Volunteers | 180 volunteers | Kabul, Balkh, Kandahar | May 2026–Feb 2027 |
| Strategic Advocacy Workshops | 6 workshops | Target Provinces | May 2026–Feb 2027 |
| NEPA Headquarters Staff Training | 20 staff | Kabul | Completed |
| NEPA Technical Staff Training | 50 staff | Afghanistan | Completed |
| NEPA Provincial Staff Training | 70 staff | Provinces | Completed |
| Stakeholder Staff Training | 120 staff | Afghanistan | Completed |
Community Volunteers
The Training of Trainers approach supports community volunteers with knowledge and skills that can contribute to improved preparedness, awareness, local coordination, and disaster risk reduction.
Institutional Capacity
REHA also works to strengthen the capacity of government institutions and other stakeholders so they can better understand risks, coordinate preparedness efforts, and support resilient communities.
Expected Results
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Better trained community volunteers
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Improved disaster preparedness
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Stronger institutional capacity
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Improved coordination among stakeholders
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Increased community awareness and readiness
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Stronger capacity to reduce disaster risks