Provinces of Afghanistan

school and learned that how powerful she is and what big things she can do. That is the kind of life that a girl has in province of Wardak, Afghanistan. Lack of girls' school is a big problem in the Wardak, Afghanistan, and in order to solve it religious leaders and seniors of the province, and government can have a big role. Lack of Schools for girls is a key problem in Wardak province. This problem is the biggest hurdle on their ways of getting education. With that in mind, an uneducated girl is like

developing countries, where hemorrhage, obstructed labor, eclampsia, abortion, sepsis, and infection are the main causes of pregnancy-related complications (WHO et al., 2010a). Methods: This paper presents secondary analysis of data from the 2010 Afghanistan Mortality Survey (AMS). The AMS, completed in 2010, provides a unique opportunity to assess progress toward achieving improved maternal health and maternal health care, and to examine coverage at the provincial level as well as nationally. Within

Culture Awareness of Afghanistan SSG Leduc, Joseph T. 13B40 Senior Leaders Course Cultural Awareness of Afghanistan Afghanistan is a highly mountainous country in Asia. It is located strategically at the crossroads of major corridors of trade. The major geographical features of the country include Hindu Kush Mountains, Central Highlands, Northern Plains, and a plateau in the Southwestern part of the country (Farley, 2014, p. 6). The central highlands are an integral

Statement of Grant Purpose Mohammad Shafi “Danishyar”, Afghanistan, Water Resources Engineering As we all know that water is a synonym for life and aside from the security issues, my country’s economy is badly impacted by the issues related to lack of water resources. According to estimation by World Bank, Afghanistan’s current population is about 32 million, which will increase to nearly 60 million by the year 2055. Such an increase will raise demand on the country’s already stressed water resources

BOOK REVIEW LITTLE AMERICA 1. Title - Little America: The War Within the War for Afghanistan 2. Author - Rajiv Chandrasekaran 3. Publisher - Alfred A. Knopf 4. Place of Publication - New York 5. Year of Publication - 2012 6. Number of Pages - 368 7. Reviewer - Brigadier Shahid Nazir Rajiv Chandrasekaran, is a Washington Post reporter and editor. He has spent three years in Afghanistan and reported extensively about the operations conducted by the ISAF and NATO forces

Malaria in Afghanistan In Afghanistan, malaria is widespread in large areas at altitudes below 2,000 meters, resulting in a sizeable portion of the population being at risk (Adimi, Soebiyanto, Safi, & Kiang, 2010). The numerous amount of people potentially affected in this region creates a global concern and requires a review of the global resources set up in this region. This paper will discuss the social and economic factors associated with Malaria in Afghanistan as well as the U.S. global health

3. Inadequate Voter Registration 3.1 Multiple Registration Multiple Registration is a huge challenge for holding a free and fair presidential election in Afghanistan. Voter registration process in Afghanistan is different as compared to rest of the world. According to the electoral law of Afghanistan, for presidential elections, the entire country is a single electoral constituency (Ministry of Justice, 2016, p.29). This means that a voter can register himself and vote in any voting station across

Wood 1 Afghanistan is a war-torn country that has been plagued by death, turmoil, and terror. Ever since the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in December of 1979, the country has been an unstable battlefield that has showed no remorse for any groups of people; especially women. The war zone, known as Afghanistan, has affected women the worst out of all groups of people affected by the many wars. From getting their rights to education, health, and careers taken away, to being treated like a useless

The beginnings of the Taliban can be tied back to the Soviet defeat in Afghanistan. The defeat of the Soviet’s was due to collaboration among various tribal leaders. The Soviet withdraw and the shift in American foreign policy allowed the emergence of new rivalries and coalitions among different Afghan groups, such as the non-Pashtuns and Pashtuns, Sunnis v Shias, Ghilsais v Durranis and also among the Pashtun tribes themselves. The Soviet withdrawal, ultimately, led to a civil war among local warlords

he Middle East is a large and diverse geographical area located in southwest Asia and northeast Africa. Afghanistan is a mountainous country located within South Asia and Central Asia where Kabul is the capital and is the largest city of Afghanistan, located in the Kabul Province. The Hindu mountains, running northeast to southwest across the country, divide it into three major regions: The Central Highlands, the Southwestern Plateau, and the smaller Northern Plains area. Land elevations generally