Child Protection Tender

• Country: Afghanistan
• Summary: Child Protection
• AFT Ref No: 135933979
• Deadline: 15 Mar 2026
• Financier: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
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• Description:
• Tenders are invited for Request For UNHCR Child Protection With the end of major hostilities in Afghanistan after more than 40 years and the consolidation of control by the de facto authorities in August 2021, conflict is no longer the primary driver of displacement. However, Protection risks in Afghanistan persist by mass forced returns from Iran and Pakistan, earthquakes, drought, floods, and climate-related disasters. Since the start of IFRP in late 2023 and the subsequent returns from Iran, over 4.8 million Afghans have returned from Pakistan and Iran, with more than 2.5 million returning or being deported in 2025 alone. 3.2 million Afghans remain displaced within the country, and over 6.38 million are registered refugees or Afghans in refugee-like situations in the region. An estimated 20,8600 refugees are living in Afghanistan-s Khost and Paktika regions. According to the 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP), 21.9 million people (45 per cent of Afghanistan-s population) will require humanitarian assistance. Additionally, 15 million Afghans have been identified to be in urgent need of protection services including child protection services.Children face multiple child protection risks and have limited access to prevention and response services in Afghanistan. Child protection risks are driven by the socio-economic collapse, cumulative climate shocks (drought, floods, earthquakes) leading to constant internal displacements, large-scale forced return and structural restrictions by the de-facto authorities (DfA).
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