Human Development
Water Security and Human Development in Afghanistan.
Human development is about putting people at the center of development. It is about people realizing their potential, increasing their choices and enjoying the freedom to lead lives they value. Since 2004, Afghanistan has published two National Human Development Reports, the first called Security with a Human Face, and the second Bridging Modernity and Tradition in 2007.
Human Development Report
Global Reports:
A Reliable Source and Alternative Perspective on Critical Issues for Human Development Worldwide
Featuring the Human Development Index, every report presents agenda-setting data and analysis and calls international attentions to issues and policy options that put people at the center of strategies to meet the challenges of development today - economic, social, political, and cultural.
Upcoming 2010 Report
Third Afghanistan Human Development Report
Water Security and Human Development in Afghanistan
Human development is about putting people at the center of development. It is about people realizing their potential, increasing their choices and enjoying the freedom to lead lives they value. Since 2004, Afghanistan has published two National Human Development Reports, the first called Security with a Human Face, and the second Bridging Modernity and Tradition in 2007.
Afghanistan Human Development Report 2007
Bridging Modernity and Tradition
Rule of Law and the Search for Justice:
distinct traditions, yet firm linkages between the rule of law and human development. This Report highlights key challenges to the expansion of the rule of law in Afghanistan and proposes bold new approaches that bridge modernity and tradition in the search for social justice.
Afghanistan Human Development Report 2004
Security With a Human Face
"This Report is about accountability to the Afghan people. It is a reminder, voiced by the hundreds involved, that the responsibility of the government and the international community in Afghanistan is to provide human security public goods for all Afghans, regardless of gender, ethnicity or geographic location. But it also calls on people themselves to become actively involved in the process of creating those goods. A first step was to be involved directly in identifying common desired goals and threats to these. This Report and its process are ultimately an expression of hope for a life of dignity."
Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh, Editor-in-Chief, NHDR 2004.
CPHD LECTURES:
Wednesday, July 15 2009
Can Good Policy Be Made in Afghanistan?
CPHD held a third guest lecture of the 2009 series, reflecting on policy making practices in post 2001...
CPHD NEWS:
Kabul, 20 May 2009
The Center for Policy and Human Development (CPHD) held its first guest lecture of the year 2009 on May 20, 2009 at the Conference Hall of CPHD.
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