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Climate crisis, returnees strain Afghan cities: UN-Habitat
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Climate crisis, returnees strain Afghan cities: UN-Habitat
The United Nations Human Settlement Programme (UN-Habitat) in Afghanistan said on Friday that the climate crisis, natural disasters and the recent inflow of returnees are exerting immense pressure on the country’s urban areas.
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The UN Human Settlements Programme (UNHCR) says that the climate crisis, natural disasters and the massive influx of returnees are putting great pressure on Afghanistan’s urban areas. The programme wrote in X today (Friday, 1 October) that this year’s World Habitat Day will focus on responding to urban crises, how cities are facing simultaneous challenges. The first Monday in October is designated as “World Habitat Day” to draw attention to the …
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