The Liaison Office (TLO) presents a new study exploring how Afghan communities perceive and respond to climate change. Conducted across 10 provinces, the research highlights widespread awareness, severe impacts on livelihoods, and growing risks related to water scarcity, conflict, and migration.
The findings emphasize the need for community-driven adaptation, improved climate education, and stronger policy responses to build resilience across Afghanistan.
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