We strive to contribute towards Afghanistan’s growth and prosperity through our efforts in the areas of nutrition, health, household economy and social & behavioral change. Our experienced team, community reach, and collaborative approach allow us to plan and implement locally led, evidence-based, and culturally sensitive programs. We have delivered research and capacity-building services across all 34 provinces of Afghanistan
IPC: Acute Malnutrition Projected to Worsen in Afghanistan
Acute malnutrition is projected to worsen significantly in Afghanistan…
Reaching Afghanistan’s Hardest-to-Reach Communities
AINHE’s field research teams overcame challenging terrain, poor road…
UNICEF Partners with AINHE to Deliver MIYCN training
UNICEF has contracted AINHE to deliver Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN) training to 1,000 health workers across nine provinces…
Ensure a prosperous future for Afghanistan by championing optimal nutrition, health, and economic well-being for all its people.
Deliver community-centric and integrated programs that enhance health, nutrition, and economic well-being, guided by context-based evidence and strengthened by local capacity.
Sectors of Operation
Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN) Project
Implemented across 20 provinces, strengthening maternal, infant and young child nutrition through locally delivered training and capacity building.
Household Economy Analysis (HEA) Baseline Data Collection
A nationwide baseline assessment implemented across all 34 provinces of Afghanistan.
Improving MMS Coverage and Adherence Among Pregnant Women
AINHE-O is supporting implementation research to understand the coverage, adherence, barriers, and experiences related to Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation (MMS) among pregnant women in Kabul, Nangarhar, and Balkh.
Local Presence, National Perspective.
Evidence that inform action.
Research and Evidence Generation for Key Health and Nutrition Practices (SBC)
A nationwide baseline assessment implemented across all 34 provinces of Afghanistan. Research and capacity-building activities spanning social listening, community engagement, WASH and frontline-worker development across multiple regions of Afghanistan.
Let’s turn evidence into action.
Whether you’re a development partner, research institution, government agency, or community organization, we’re ready to explore how we can work together.
Locally led, evidence-driven programs advancing nutrition, health and household well-being across Afghanistan.