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Verified impact. Trusted partnerships.
246,740 vulnerable people reached, a USD 9.15M+ audited grant portfolio, and active partnerships with the world’s largest humanitarian actors.
Total vulnerable people reached across Afghanistan between 2022 and 2025 — delivering life-saving services in education, health, nutrition, agriculture, WASH, and food security.
Audited annual income
Independently audited annually per International Standards on Auditing (ISAs). 2025 audit by RSM.
Verified 2022–2025 grant portfolio, confirming ASLO’s standing as a preferred implementing partner for the largest humanitarian actors operating in Afghanistan.
Organizational capacity
A committed, gender-balanced, and rapidly growing national team.
Active implementing partners, 2024–2025
Relationships with the world’s largest humanitarian and development actors.
UNICEF
Community-Based Education in Badghis, Baghlan, Kunar & Maidan Wardak; school construction in Kabul & Badakhshan.
UNESCO
Youth & Adult Literacy and Basic Education in Khost, Paktia & Sar-e-Pul.
GPE (via IRC & SCA)
Education System Improvement Grant (ESPIG) in Logar.
ECHO / AKF
Multi-Year Resilience Programs in Maidan Wardak.
ECHO / NRC
Resilience programs in Herat & Badghis (USD 1.06 million).
ECHO / IRC
Inclusive education for out-of-school children in Badghis/Ghormach.
ECHO / ACTED
Emergency education in Takhar & Badakhshan.
Care International
Herat earthquake emergency joint response.
UN Women / Care Int'l
Five Multi-Purpose Women Centers in Kandahar.
World Food Programme
Food transfer and unconditional seasonal support.
Plus: WHO · UNFPA · UNHCR · FAO · IOM · UNDP · OCHA · CAFOD · DACAAR · Caritas Germany, and government line ministries MoPH, MoE, MAIL, and MRRD.
Full transparency, from strategy to spreadsheet.
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