Kabul Institute reports USD 8 billion foreign aid transparency gaps in Afghanistan

The Kabul Institute published a report identifying transparency gaps in foreign aid provided under the Afghan Taliban regime, totaling USD 8 billion. United States, United Kingdom, and Germany served as the primary donors for these funds.
A specific analysis revealed that 91% of the total funds, amounting to USD 21.9 million, were linked to 316 individual payments. Further data shows USD 1.42 billion was allocated across 1,208 projects.
The report also notes that USD 12 billion was earmarked for various initiatives, while USD 17.5 billion was identified in other categories. Additional figures cited include USD 1.7 billion and USD 10.3 billion in related financial flows.























































































