The poppy ban in Afghanistan is a step toward a safer world, but it’s also a heavy burden for farmers.Poverty, drought and climate disasters have left communities fighting to survive. Now, more than ever, they need sustainable livelihoods to recover: https://t.co/8Ir2jrS9Su pic.twitter.com/btFpJoG0I1— UN Office on Drugs & Crime (@UNODC) December 10, 2024 Read More
The poppy ban in Afghanistan is a step toward a safer world, but it’s also a heavy burden for farmers. Poverty, drought and climate disasters have left communities fighting to survive. Now, more than ever, they need sustainable livelihoods to recover: https://t.co/8Ir2jrS9Su pic.twitter.com/btFpJoG0I1
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