Small Loans, Big Difference ›
Topics: Economic Development, Microfinance
From weavers to hairdressers to animal herders, thousands of women are providing critical income for their families thanks to an innovative microfinance program supported by Mercy Corps and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Q&A: Afghanistan, Five Years After the Taliban Fell ›
Topics: Civil Society, Women's Empowerment, Peaceful Change
Michael Bowers, former Mercy Corps Country Director in Afghanistan, describes his experiences and shares his thoughts about his time in this unique and challenging country.
Forsaking the Flower for a More Hopeful Future ›
Topics: Peaceful Change, Economic Development, Agriculture
Mercy Corps is finding solutions to help Afghan farmers break the deadly cycle of opium poppy production.
A Day in the Life of an Aid Worker in Afghanistan ›
Topics: Emergencies, Peaceful Change, Water/Sanitation
Every day, Mercy Corps staff around the world are working to improve conditions for poor families. In Afghanistan, Mohamad Rahimi is committed to changing his country for the better.
Afghans Speak Out on Violence and Elections ›
Topics: Peaceful Change, Women's Empowerment
A new report indicates that violence, oppression and inequality are still tragic facts of life in Afghanistan. Mercy Corps is helping change Afghan communities - and lives - for the better.
Afghan Team Members Honored for Service ›
Topics: Peaceful Change
Thirteen Afghan staff members who have kept Mercy Corps programs going during tumultuous times in their country were recently recognized for their commitment.
Mercy Corps Calls on NATO to Improve Security in Afghanistan ›
Topics: Peaceful Change
On June 22, 2004, Mercy Corps and over 50 other humanitarian organizations sent a letter to NATO asking for a stronger commitment to security in Afghanistan.
New Hope Flows Into Zad Kamar ›
Topics: Agriculture, Hunger, Water/Sanitation
Whether rebuilding a vital canal or helping a young girl with polio, Mercy Corps is transforming lives in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Read their stories in the June 2004 edition of Sabah magazine.
Lending a Hand and a Little Bit More ›
Topics: Economic Development, Women's Empowerment
Mercy Corps loans are helping Afghan entrepreneurs create and expand businesses to benefit their families and communities. Their unique products and services are breathing new economic life into Afghanistan.

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