Dutch Committee for Afghanistan

DAI-ACEBA

Cashmere and Wool and Sorting Practical Training

Churning Machines distributed to
Female Kuchi livestock keepers

DCA Livestock Programs

DCA is helping the Afghan people by boosting the health and production of their livestock. Healthier and more productive animals increase food security and are a source of extra income for families.

DCA

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TDS

This picture shows the changes the TDS intends to
bring in the lives of animals and the donkey owners.

DCA

EU-AESLSP Project

80 para-vets have been trained, graduated, and equipped with comprehensive VFU kits to enhance veterinary services in their communities.

UNODC-BADILL-2 PROJECT

BADILL-2: Food Security, Livelihoods
Protection and Alternative Development through Licit
Means in Kandahar Province, Southern Afghanistan

Distribution of Spinning machines to the female beneficiaries in Bamyan proince

Wool spinning machines were provided to women, who were trained to use them, resulting in increased textile production and enhanced economic independence

DCA/Executive Director

Afghan Pastoralists Affirm Feed Security is Food Security In December ...

Strengthening Afghan Communities through the One-Health Training Initiative

Strengthening Afghan Communities through the One-Health Training Initiative On July ...

5,000 Skilled Jobs Created for Vulnerable Women

5,000 Skilled Jobs Created for Vulnerable Women On July 18, ...

Milk Collection Centers Boost Rural Livelihoods and Dairy Industry in Afghanistan

Milk Collection Centers Boost Rural Livelihoods and Dairy Industry in ...

Afghanistan is one of the poorest countries in the world, with 36% of the population below the poverty line. Of the 35.5 million Afghans, about 24 million are living in the countryside, being more or less dependent on agriculture and livestock. Most of the rural families keep small ruminants, but also cattle, donkeys, and poultry are common. As livestock is a vital element of the daily lives of the Afghans, DCA is helping the Afghan people by boosting the health and production of their livestock. Healthier and more productive animals increase food security and are a source of extra income for families.

Dr Chalachew Niguse Agonafir

Executive Director

VFU System

Historically, the core element of DCA’s livestock program ...

Extension

To make farmers aware of best practices in ...

Public & Private

DCA is keen on developing strong links with local ...

Value Chains

The development of livestock value chains offers ...

Where we work

The head office is situated in Kabul, serving the central and eastern regions. One regional office is in Herat (western region), and another in Mazar-i-Sharif (northern and north-eastern region). In 17 provinces, smaller field offices are in place. DCA training centers can be found in Charikar (80 km north of Kabul), in Herat, and Mazar-i-Sharif. The Dutch office of DCA Livestock Programs is located at Arnhemseweg 2, 3817 CH Amersfoort, The Netherlands.