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National Solidarity Programme
The National Solidarity Programme (NSP) was created in 2003 by the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development to develop the ability of Afghan communities to identify, plan, manage and monitor their own development projects. Through the promotion of good local governance, the NSP works to empower rural communities to make decision affecting their own lives and livelihoods. Empowered rural communities collectively contribute to increased human security. The programme is inclusively supporting
all of the communities including the poorest and vulnerable people.
NSP strongly promotes a unique development paradigm,whereby communities can make important decisions and participate in all stages of their development,contributing their own resources. With the support of FPs, communities elect their leaders and representatives to form voluntary Community Development Councils (CDCs) through a transparent and democratic process
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Mohammad
Tariq Ismati
Executive Director MRRD/NSP
| A Message from NSP’s Executive Director
Welcome to the NSP website and the good news the programme has to share,the
first and second phases of the National Solidarity Programme of the Ministry of
Rural Rehabilitation and Development MRRD/NSP have been successfully executed with results that justify its prominence as the nation’s flagship development program. With NSP support, villages across Afghanistan are on the move! Nearly 70% of rural communities have
been mobilized, and more than 25,000 have elected local councils to represent themselves. These Community Development Councils (CDCs) have prioritized needs and planned, managed, and monitored over 55,000 subprojects made possible by block grants that have already supplied more than USD 800 million to community-driven rural reconstruction and development. In this process, NSP has led the new nation’s ‘reach’ to rural communities and laid the foundations for inclusive and progressive local governance in almost
361 districts and every province of Afghanistan. ... |
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NSP Objectives
The key objective of NSP is to build, strengthen and maintain Community Development Councils(CDCs) as effective institutions for local governance and social-economic development.
The most important achievement of the NSP to date
The single most important achievement to date is the creation of mechanisms for local governance and decision making...
Video Testimonies
The viewpoints and photos of those who have benefited from the
MRRD/NSP in various parts of the country...
NSP Milestone
The essential information about the MRRD/NSP activities and milestones since its inception in 2003...
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The Death of a Vulnerable Employee, Miss Rabia Sadat for the Sake of her Country: With deepest regret, the National Solidarity Programme of the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (MRRD/NSP).
Kabul, 5 February, 2011: The National Solidarity Programme (NSP) of the Ministry or
Rural Rehabilitation and Development (MRRD).
February 08, 2011: A VIP Team has Visited one of the MRRD/NSP Funded Development
Projects
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October 21, 2010: The Third CDC National Consultation Conference commenced on October 19, 2010. On the first two days of the gathering, the CDCs representatives held considerable discussions in an attempt to share the experiences and lessons they had learned during project implementations in their communities.
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