At TAGHEER, our recent end-line evaluation of a multi-sector humanitarian response in Afghanistan uncovered a finding that should make every humanitarian practitioner pause.
Despite high levels of beneficiary satisfaction, more than one-third of interviewed households reported that the assistance they received was helpful, but not their highest priority need. The message from communitiesHow do you safely evaluate and scale education in the world’s most restrictive environments?
At TAGHEER, we recently concluded a feasibility assessment of non-formal education programs serving excluded youth in highly complex, resource-constrained contexts. Our research team sit directly with learners, facilitators, educators, and implementers.If 93% of consumers prefer locally produced dairy, why are local store shelves filled with imported products?
Our team at TAGHEER recently conducted a Dairy Value Chain Assessment in northeastern Afghanistan. We uncovered a classic market coordination failure. Consumers deeply trust and prefer the taste of local villageRecent Study on Community Based Education in Afghanistan
TAGHEER recently completed a study on Community-Based Education (CBE), which confirms that the CBE model still remains the most viable pathway for reaching out-of-school children (OOSC), particularly girls, under currentKey Takeaways from TAGHEER’s Recent Assessments in Afghanistan
Key Takeaways from TAGHEER’s Recent Assessments in AfghanistanOver the past few months, our team has conducted several insightful assessments and evaluations, addressing critical areas such as women’s economic empowerment, youthOur Recent Assessments on Women Empowerment and Youth Employment in Afghanistan
At TAGHEER, we understand the pivotal role of female entrepreneurs and youth in driving Afghanistan’s economic future. Through our assessment in Kabul, Balkh, Herat, Bamiyan, Kandahar, and Nangarhar, we identified
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: A Pathway to Economic Growth in Afghanistan
The role of female entrepreneurs in driving economic development is undeniable, yet many women in Afghanistan face significant barriers that hinder their potential. A recent assessment conducted by TAGHEER in
Unlocking the Potential of Afghanistan’s Agriculture Sector: Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship
The agriculture sector in Afghanistan has vast potential for growth and job creation, with various value chains offering employment opportunities for youth. These include home gardening, food processing, herbs, cotton,
At TAGHEER, we believe that understanding stakeholder needs is key to driving positive change.
Our team of of M&E and experts has conducted numerous market assessments, making a significant impact in the communities we serve. We’re currently conducting a market assessment in three provinces