Third-Party Monitoring Projects Completed

Brief Project Description: The projects aim to prevent economic migration by providing short-term solutions to empower youth and adult returnees, while facilitating the social reintegration of young returnees and reduce socio-cultural inequalities between young people and young adults affected by the crisis. In addition, the projects promote community stability and prevent future crises through the application of a conflict and community-sensitive approach. The project provides interventions across the Humanitarian – Development – Peace nexus focusing on: 1. Humanitarian Aid: Responding to protection needs and risks in fragile settings through life skills training, basic healthcare and psychosocial counselling. 2. Peacebuilding: Social cohesion/ restoring the social fabric of Afghan communities composed of IDPs, returnees and host community members through Focused Group Discussion, Community Social Events & Sports Activities. 3. Sustainable Development intervention: Increasing the self-reliance of community members to enhance re-integration through Educational Programs (different levels), Small Business Training, Entrepreneurial Skills, Financial Literacy and Micro-Credit Training & Job Counselling.

Brief Project Description: In December 2020 Afghanistan Peace Education and Development Organization was missioned to implement a humanitarian aid project. Under this project Afghanistan Peace Education and Development Organization was supposed to make free food distribution to almost 1000 marginalized women in Kandahar province of Afghanistan. The third-party monitoring of this project was assigned to Training and Research (TAR) Business Consulting, where TAR Business Consulting monitoring the whole project implementation process starting from selecting the marginalized women to food distribution. TAR Business consulting successfully completed this