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ODSAD
ODSAD AFGHANISTAN
FIELD DISPATCH

🗺️ Geographic Footprint & Operational Hubs

Anchored in Taloqan, Takhar with executive representation in Kabul and continuous field access across northern and northeastern provinces.

Takhar Province: The Heart of ODSAD

Takhar Province is the operational cradle of ODSAD. Founded in 2012 under Ministry of Economy Decision No. 2669, our permanent National Headquarters in Taloqan City houses our executive engineering cadre, logistics warehouse, fleet depot, and quality control specialists.

Ishkamish District 1,200+ families emergency cash & shelter recovery (UN OCHA).
Namakab District 450m flood protection retaining wall & box culverts.
Rustaq District 3,400+ rural schoolchildren equipped with study backpacks.
Warsaj & Farkhar Deep solar borehole water stations & stepped canal gabions.
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Northern Afghanistan Mountain Valley Operations

Provincial Hubs & Field Bases

National HQ

Takhar Provincial HQ

Main Road Taloqan - Badakhshan District 1, Taloqan City. Operational base for rapid field deployments, material staging, and fleet maintenance.

10 Full-Time Specialists · Warehouse & Fleet
Central Liaison

Kabul Liaison Office

Khushal Khan, Arab Apartments, Road No. 2, Kabul. UN Cluster coordination (WASH, Shelter, FSC), Ministry of Economy compliance, and donor relations.

Executive Directorate & Cluster Policy
Field Corridor

Badakhshan Province

High-altitude mountain pastoral zones prone to heavy snowdrifts and isolated access. Focused on winter survival, certified wheat seeds, and livestock protection.

850+ Smallholder Families Supported
Agricultural Belt

Kunduz & Baghlan

River plain agricultural interventions, irrigation canal clearance, greenhouse agro-training for smallholders, and rural food security assessments.

Irrigation Infrastructure & Seeds
Community-Anchored Delivery

Unbroken Grassroots Acceptance Across Afghan Hamlets

ODSAD’s ability to deliver in remote districts rests on deep mutual respect with village elders, religious leaders, and Community Development Councils (CDCs). Every single borehole drilled and retaining wall constructed is co-signed by village Shuras.

100%
Local Shura Co-Signing
14+ Yrs
Continuous Community Trust

Field Operations Protocol

  • ✓ Community Needs Assessment: Direct door-to-door survey verifying vulnerable households before any aid distribution.
  • ✓ Joint Monitoring: Shura representatives, donor MEAL officers, and local engineers jointly inspect completed works.
  • ✓ Zero Disruption: Zero project stoppages or community security incidents throughout 14 years of operations.