د افغانستان تر ټولو غريب کلی او ددوي ژوند| The Poorest Village in Afghanistan

One of the poorest villages in Afghanistan, located on the outskirts of Kabul, reflects the extreme challenges many rural communities face in the country. These villages are often characterized by mud-brick houses with minimal infrastructure, lacking basic services like electricity, clean water, and sanitation. Access to healthcare is scarce, with clinics or hospitals miles away, and many children in these areas suffer from malnutrition.
Economic activities are limited, with residents relying heavily on subsistence farming or manual labor, while others depend on remittances from family members working abroad or in urban centers. Education, if available, is often through makeshift schools with insufficient resources, and many children, especially girls, face barriers to attending due to cultural or security issues.
In the colder months, these villages experience harsh winters, where families struggle to stay warm, often using wood or animal dung for heating. Aid organizations occasionally step in, but the needs far outweigh the available resources. Despite these hardships, the communities remain tightly knit, with people supporting each other through informal networks. The resilience of these villagers is remarkable, but their living conditions highlight the deep-rooted poverty that continues to affect many rural areas in Afghanistan.
Bagram, located near Kabul in Afghanistan's Parwan province, is historically known for its strategic military significance, but its nearby villages reflect a stark contrast of poverty and struggle. Some of the poorest villages around Bagram showcase the harsh realities of rural Afghan life. Mud-brick homes dot the landscape, often in disrepair, with little to no access to basic services like clean water, electricity, or sanitation facilities.
The villagers here rely on subsistence farming and livestock rearing as their primary means of livelihood, but the land is often infertile or affected by drought, limiting agricultural productivity. Employment opportunities are scarce, and many people depend on low-wage, seasonal labor or small trade to survive. The proximity to Bagram's military base might provide some work opportunities, but it is usually for temporary, menial tasks with limited pay.
Education is a challenge, especially for girls. Schools are few and far between, and those that exist are underfunded and understaffed, often consisting of makeshift buildings or open-air classes. Healthcare access is similarly limited, with many having to travel long distances for basic medical care. Child mortality rates are higher in these regions due to malnutrition, inadequate healthcare, and poor living conditions.
Winters are particularly harsh, with homes offering little insulation against the cold. Fuel for heating is scarce, and families often rely on wood or animal dung. Aid organizations sometimes provide assistance, but it is insufficient to meet the needs of the entire population.
Despite the difficult circumstances, these communities exhibit strong social ties, with neighbors helping one another in times of need. However, the extreme poverty remains a persistent challenge, limiting access to opportunities and a better future for the people living in these villages near Bagram.
Mud-brick houses
Subsistence farming
Lack of infrastructure
Poverty
Malnutrition
Limited healthcare
Rural economy
Scarce resources
Harsh winters
Lack of education
Child mortality
Informal employment
Drought-affected
Dependency on aid
Social resilience
Rural isolation
Livestock rearing
Seasonal labor
Basic needs unmet
Water scarcity
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