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Author: Veronica Kamanga-Njikho

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The author attending a life-skills session at a centre for adolescents in Bamyan province, Afghanistan.
Women’s organizations — key to reaching girls and women affected by COVID-19 in Afghanistan

Women’s organizations — key to reaching girls and women affected by COVID-19 in Afghanistan

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By Veronica Kamanga-Njikho

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Afghan women and girls were hard to reach. With no or limited access to telephones, radio, television and the internet, the most common way to spread information was through women going door-to-door or attending women’s groups. When lockdowns started, traditional forms of communication were further… Read more →←
Veronica Kamanga-Njikho

Veronica Kamanga-Njikho is a Gender Programme Specialist at UNICEF Afghanistan.

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