Saifrood Launches Assessment and Registration of Flood-Affected Households in Badghis Province

by Rebuild Aid | Jun 26, 2026 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Rebuild Aid Forening og SUAO mødes med lokalsamfundet under behovsvurdering efter oversvømmelser i Badghis.

Badghis Province, Afghanistan – Field teams from Saifrood Unity and Aid Organization (SUAO) have officially commenced the assessment, verification, and registration of households affected by the recent heavy rainfall and flooding in Badghis Province. These activities mark the initial phase of the project “Emergency Response to Flood-Affected Households in Badghis Province, Afghanistan,” which aims to identify eligible households for emergency cash assistance.

Over the past several days, SUAO assessment teams have been deployed to Muqur District, where they are conducting household assessments in Chah Kabli, Miran Zai, Zad Ali Ulya, Zad Ali Sofla, Andaran, Kahshaniha, and surrounding communities. At the same time, assessment activities are also underway in Eidgah and the Buzkashi Valley in Qala-e-Naw, the provincial capital of Badghis.

The recent heavy rainfall and flash floods have caused widespread destruction across the province, damaging homes, agricultural land, crops, livestock, and other essential livelihood assets. Many vulnerable families have suffered significant losses and are in urgent need of humanitarian support.

The purpose of the ongoing assessment is to identify the most vulnerable households affected by the disaster through a transparent and evidence-based process. SUAO field teams are visiting affected communities, meeting directly with families, assessing the extent of the damage, and collecting information based on established humanitarian targeting criteria. The assessment is being carried out in close coordination with community elders, local councils, and community representatives to ensure fairness, transparency, accountability, and equal access for those most in need.

Although the photographs published with this update were taken during field activities in Muqur District, the project will provide assistance to eligible flood-affected households in both Qala-e-Naw City and Muqur District.

Following verification of the collected data, eligible households will receive multi-purpose cash assistance, enabling families to prioritize and address their most urgent needs according to their individual circumstances. This cash-based approach promotes dignity, flexibility, and household-level decision-making while allowing families to recover in the way that best suits their immediate needs.

The Emergency Response to Flood-Affected Households in Badghis Province, Afghanistan project is funded by the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF) and implemented by Saifrood Unity and Aid Organization (SUAO) in partnership with Rebuild Aid Forening (Denmark).

SUAO is committed to implementing every stage of the project in accordance with the humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, accountability, transparency, and community participation. A confidential Complaints and Feedback Mechanism (CFM) has also been established to ensure that community members can safely submit feedback, concerns, or complaints throughout the project implementation.

Through this emergency response, SUAO aims to provide timely assistance to the most vulnerable flood-affected families while contributing to their early recovery and helping them restore their livelihoods and dignity after the devastating impact of the recent floods.

SUAO sincerely appreciates the generous support of the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF) and the valuable partnership of Rebuild Aid Forening, whose collaboration makes this life-saving humanitarian response possible.

 

SUAO assessment team interviewing a flood-affected household during the Emergency Response to Flood-Affected Households project in Badghis Province, funded by DERF and implemented with Rebuild Aid Forening.
SUAO field staff conduct household assessments with flood-affected families in Muqur District, Badghis Province, as part of the DERF-funded emergency response project implemented in partnership with Rebuild Aid Forening.
SUAO field staff conducting beneficiary verification inside a flood-affected household in Badghis Province.
Detailed household assessments enable accurate targeting of emergency cash assistance.
SUAO assessment team walking with local leaders in flood-affected communities of Badghis Province.
Field staff work closely with community representatives during beneficiary identification.
SUAO staff meeting with community members during emergency flood assessment activities in Badghis Province.
Community meetings support transparency, accountability, and inclusive beneficiary selection.
SUAO assessment team visiting remote flood-affected communities in Badghis Province.
Humanitarian field teams reach remote villages to assess needs and register vulnerable households.
SUAO humanitarian staff inspecting agricultural land damaged by recent flooding in Badghis Province.
Field teams assess agricultural losses alongside household damages during emergency flood response activities.
SUAO field team speaking with a flood-affected resident during emergency assessments in Badghis Province.
Direct engagement with affected families ensures accurate humanitarian needs assessments.
Children and community members observe SUAO humanitarian staff during flood assessment activities in Badghis Province.
Community engagement remains central to SUAO’s transparent beneficiary assessment process.
SUAO staff interviewing a flood-affected family during household registration in Badghis Province.
Individual household interviews are conducted to assess vulnerability and verify eligibility for humanitarian assistance.
SUAO emergency response team visiting flood-affected villages in Badghis Province for beneficiary registration.
Field assessments help ensure that humanitarian assistance reaches the most vulnerable flood-affected households.
SUAO humanitarian team walking through flood-affected communities in Muqur District, Badghis Province.
SUAO field staff travel between affected villages to conduct household assessments and verify humanitarian needs.
Community members gather while SUAO staff conduct emergency flood assessments in Badghis Province.
Flood-affected families participate in the household assessment process carried out by SUAO in partnership with local communities.
SUAO assessment team meeting with community members during flood damage assessments in Muqur District, Badghis Province.
Community consultations are an essential part of SUAO’s beneficiary assessment process to ensure transparent and accountable humanitarian assistance.
SUAO humanitarian staff registering flood-affected households in Badghis Province, Afghanistan.
Household registration and data verification help ensure accountable humanitarian assistance.

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