The Effects of Non-Governmental Organizations Activities on Employment Opportunities in Afghanistan

The humanitarian efforts (Non-Governmental Organization’s Activities) got underway in Afghanistan since 1980s. So, the basic intention of this paper is to understand the effects of non-governmental organizations’ activities in creating of employment opportunities in Afghanistan. The secondary data collected from different related sources of Afghanistan government, like Directorate of Non-Governmental Organizations, Ministry of Economy, Afghanistan’s statistical yearbook, and International Labor Organization (ILO) database. The findings describe that there is a perfect positive relationship between NGO performances and male and female recruitment, but according to the central and remote cities, quite a difference. This means there is an unequal distribution of NGO budget expenses and provide services among the provinces in the country. The evidence shows that the maximum NGO expense is accomplished in central cities and the minimum expense in the rural and far distant areas in the period under study.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i02.40947
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Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East
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The Effects of Non-Governmental Organizations Activities on Employment Opportunities in Afghanistan

Shafiq Rahimi, Christabell P.J.
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The Effects of Non-Governmental Organizations Activities on Employment Opportunities in Afghanistan

Shafiq Rahimi, Christabell P.J.
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Abstract

The humanitarian efforts (Non-Governmental Organization’s Activities) got underway in Afghanistan since 1980s. So, the basic intention of this paper is to understand the effects of non-governmental organizations’ activities in creating of employment opportunities in Afghanistan. The secondary data collected from different related sources of Afghanistan government, like Directorate of Non-Governmental Organizations, Ministry of Economy, Afghanistan’s statistical yearbook, and International Labor Organization (ILO) database. The findings describe that there is a perfect positive relationship between NGO performances and male and female recruitment, but according to the central and remote cities, quite a difference. This means there is an unequal distribution of NGO budget expenses and provide services among the provinces in the country. The evidence shows that the maximum NGO expense is accomplished in central cities and the minimum expense in the rural and far distant areas in the period under study.

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