Working Together for a More Resilient Afghanistan

The Asia Community Development Organization (ACDO) is a national NGO dedicated to improving the lives, opportunities and resilience of crisis-affected and underserved communities across Afghanistan. Since 2014, ACDO has worked with communities, government ministries, UN agencies, donors, clusters, TWGs, and INGO partners to deliver humanitarian, recovery and development programs across diverse and often challenging contexts. Our work responds to immediate humanitarian needs while investing in education, protection, WASH, nutrition, food security, livelihoods, climate resilience, community infrastructure and humanitarian response and recovery toward sustainable development. We believe effective humanitarian and development action begins with local knowledge, community participation and accountability. We combine our deep understanding of Afghanistan's diverse contexts with professional systems, technical expertise, evidence-based programming and recognized humanitarian and development standards to deliver programs that are inclusive, safe, accountable, effective and sustainable.

Vision
Mission
Goals
Values

Our Commitment

for sustainable future

ACDO is committed to ensuring that women, girls, boys, men, persons with disabilities and other groups facing barriers are able to participate in and benefit from programs that affect their lives. Our Commitment is to work with communities, not simply for communities. Through locally led action, strong partnerships and responsible stewardship of resources, ACDO seeks to contribute to a safer, more inclusive, resilient and prosperous Afghanistan where people can access essential services, strengthen their capacities and build pathways toward a better future.

Together with our communities and partners, we turn needs into action, action into results, and results into lasting change.

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Who we are
Children and communities we serve
Heritage and development in Afghanistan
12+ Years Of Experience

Movement Built Hope and Humanity

We believe in the power of collective compassion. Through dedicated efforts and inclusive programs, we support vulnerable communities.

Community-Led Initiatives


We work closely with communities to identify real needs and deliver dignified, transparent assistance.

ACDO field programs

Projects Snapshot

Project: Enhancing Community Resilience through Integrated WASH Interventions in Nangarhar Province
Nangarhar Province

Enhancing Community Resilience through Integrated WASH Interventions in Nangarhar Province

Project: Rapid Response Facility – REVIVE PIP Earthquake Response Initiative: Eastern Afghanistan
Kunar and Nangarhar Provinces

Rapid Response Facility – REVIVE PIP Earthquake Response Initiative: Eastern Afghanistan

Project: Child Protection Services at  the Zero point of Islam Qala
Herat Province

Child Protection Services at the Zero point of Islam Qala

Project: Returnee Response to the children in Herat, Farah and Badghis
Herat, Farah and Badghis Provinces

Returnee Response to the children in Herat, Farah and Badghis

Project: Construction of Suspended Bridge for the Minaret Jam
Ghor Province

Construction of Suspended Bridge for the Minaret Jam

Project: Global Partnership for Education Fund (GPE/ESPIG)-CBE Classes
Takhar Province

Global Partnership for Education Fund (GPE/ESPIG)-CBE Classes

Project: Construction of Matorekh Girl Primary School
Matorekh village of Dand-e-Patan District of Paktia province

Construction of Matorekh Girl Primary School

Project: Support the renovation of public-school facilities
Samangan Provinces

Support the renovation of public-school facilities

Project: Emergency Response to the Minaret of Jam – Construction of Gabion Wall
Ghor Province

Emergency Response to the Minaret of Jam – Construction of Gabion Wall

Project: Consolidation and Expansion of Community-Based Education (CBE) in Baghlan Province of Afghanistan
Baghlan Province

Consolidation and Expansion of Community-Based Education (CBE) in Baghlan Province of Afghanistan

Thematic Priorities

OUR Stakeholders

2.19M +

Direct Beneficiaries

4M +

Indirect Beneficiaries

99.5%

Of Resources
Allocated to Operations

61

Projects

726
(54.87% Female)

Staff

100+

Volunteers

Our Partners

Rosters & Potential Partners