Organization For Research & Community Development Global Inc

2.According to reports more than half of Afghanistans population struggles to meet their food security needs affecting over 20 million people including women children elderly individuals and people with disabilities who require food assistance to survive. ORCD Global worked to secure emergency funding for the food security sector and successfully obtained 10 grants. These grants enabled the distribution of emergency food items to families lacking income or struggling to provide sufficient food for their households. Through these initiatives ORCD Global reached communities in Kabul eastern Nangarhar and northeastern Baghlan and Kunduz provinces. In 2024 ORCD Global distributed over 2,550 food parcels reaching more than 17,000 people in areas with the greatest needs

3. Water and Sanitation WASH: Access to clean water remains a critical need in rural Afghanistan. Since its establishment ORCD Global has worked in the Water Sanitation and Hygiene WASH sector providing clean water to numerous families over the years. In 2024 ORCD Global secured funding for various WASH projects including initiatives focused on constructing water points and others aimed at providing sustainable solar-powered water supplies. These projects were supported by Penny Appeal Canada Penny Appeal USA and Penny Appeal UK. In 2024 ORCD Global successfully constructed 110 water points hand pump-equipped wells in Baghlan and Kunduz provinces reaching over 12,000 people in areas with limited water access. In Kunduz with funding from Penny Appeal USA ORCD Global built 80 water wells across the provinces eight districts. Additionally through a grant from Penny Appeal Canada ORCD Global completed the construction of 30 deep wells in Baghlan province. To ensure reliable access to clean water for villages with larger populations ORCD Global received funding to construct nine Solar-Powered Water Centers SPWCs. These centers utilize a deep well as the water source an elevated water tank for storage and solar panels to meet power needs. Each SPWC serves approximately 60-70 families offering a sustainable solution to Afghanistans growing water scarcity. In 2024 ORCD Global built nine SPWCs with three located in Nangarhar province and six in Baghlan province. The long-term impacts of these interventions include a reduced risk of waterborne diseases and improved access to safe clean water for women children elderly individuals and marginalized groups.

1.ORCD Global Institutional Building: The purpose of this project initiated in 2022 totaling $259,560 the total pledge amount is higher is to strengthen the institutional capacity of ORCD Global Inc. www.orcdglobal.org to ensure the long-term sustainability and viability of ORCD in Afghanistan www.orcd.org through fundraising and providing technical and financial support. Under the terms of this agreement ORCD Global Inc. www.orcdglobal.org and ORCD www.orcd.org agree to the following: i ORCD www.orcd.org will provide a grant to ORCD Global Inc. www.orcdglobal.org to cover the wages salary and associated costs of Dr. Qudratullah Nasrat as well as other administrative expenses outlined in the budget. ORCD Global Inc. is authorized to realign budget lines as needed. ii ORCD Global Inc. www.orcdglobal.org will develop a strategic plan tailored to its needs initially filling positions with volunteers and later with paid U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents LPRs once projects and major grants are secured. iii ORCD Global Inc. www.orcdglobal.org will establish standard operating procedures for finance procurement human resources capacity building gender asset management communication program delivery monitoring and evaluation anti-corruption and other relevant areas. iv ORCD www.orcd.org will share lessons learned and best practices with ORCD Global Inc. www.orcdglobal.org to support its development. This multi-year project will continue in 2025 too. The project grant is USD 362935.37which $52.63 was spent in 2024. Out of which a total USD $ 54,575.88 was spent in 2022 a total $ 103,576 was spent in 2023 and a total $ 52.63 was spent in 2024 These figures to be considered as valid if shown different in previous annual return for this project. In addition ORCD Global provided services to of ILM UK for receiving donations as a result of fundraising campaign in the United States as it did not have a bank account in the United States. A total US$ 371,425.8 was raised. Out of which a total US$ 5,651.44 which $4871 was spent in 2024 was retained as was retained as administrative cost as part of the capacity building effort of ORCD Global. Considering the nature of the nonprofit nature revenue amount field is NA.

2.Shelter & Housing: As part of its commitment to supporting families affected by the Herat earthquake ORCD Global collaborated with its donors to aid the recovery of earthquake-impacted households by providing transitional shelters. The second phase of the earthquake response was funded by ORCD Globals long-standing partner Muslim Aid. Through this initiative ORCD Global completed the construction of 53 transitional shelters and latrines for families who lost their homes due to the earthquakes. These shelters were built in the Zinda Jan district of Herat in close coordination with the Afghanistan Shelter and Non-Food Items NFI Cluster. With the completion of this project over 300 individuals now have access to safe and dignified shelters that meet their needs for living space hygiene and sanitation. 4f. Shelter & Housing: As part of its commitment to supporting families affected by the Herat earthquake ORCD Global collaborated with its donors to aid the recovery of earthquake-impacted households by providing transitional shelters. The second phase of the earthquake response was funded by ORCD Globals long-standing partner Muslim Aid. Through this initiative ORCD Global completed the construction of 53 transitional shelters and latrines for families who lost their homes due to the earthquakes. These shelters were built in the Zinda Jan district of Herat in close coordination with the Afghanistan Shelter and Non-Food Items NFI Cluster. With the completion of this project over 300 individuals now have access to safe and dignified shelters that meet their needs for living space hygiene and sanitation. Considering the nature of project nonprofit the field Revenue is NA.

3. Education School Meals and Orphan Children Support: ORCD Globals school meals program funded by Charity Right UK continued through March 2024 providing meals to 2,200 students in two schools in Kabul province. The program significantly improved students health increased school attendance and enhanced learning outcomes. Following the completion of this initiative ORCD Global received funding from its generous partner Penny Appeal UK for the Orphan Support Program. This project provides monthly cash stipends to orphans to support their school enrollment access to better food and clothing and daily needs. As of the end of 2024 ORCD Global sponsored 250 orphans who previously struggled to afford education expenses. Launched in mid-2024 the program will continue into 2025. The long-term impacts are expected to be significant enabling orphaned children to access education and improve their quality of life.

4. outh livelihood Program: With funding from Penny Appeal USA ORCD Global implemented an effective intervention in Kabul province to create livelihood opportunities for youth through Technical Vocational and Educational Training TVET in two skills: tailoring and mobile phone repair. The 10-month project trained 50 young individuals lacking the skills to start their own small businesses and provided them with the necessary tools. Launched in 2023 the project continued through mid-2024. The long-term impact of this intervention includes improved livelihood opportunities for beneficiaries enabling them to financially support their families through legitimate skills.