ANBP|Afghanistan’s New Beginnings Programme.|

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ANBP in News:
Aljazira Report from Shirin Tagab , Faryab Click here

Documentary On DIAG:
DIAG Documentary Click here

Afghanistan’s New Beginnings Programme (ANBP):
The Afghanistan’s New Beginnings Programme (ANBP) is a project of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). It was created in April 2003 to assist the Government of Afghanistan in implementing Disarmament...

Disbandment of Illegal Armed Groups (DIAG)

Introduction to DIAG:
In July 2004, remnants of the AMF as well as groups which had never joined the AMF were declared illegal (Presidential decree 50). It was estimated that there could be up to 120,000 persons, operating in over 1,800 illegal groups, which could fall into this category.

DIAG Fast Facts June 27^th, 2009

DIAG Implementation Progress Report(27^th, June,09)

	Total of Weapons collected in DIAG:		45,036
	Weapons collected/confiscated by National Security Agencies:		11,603
	Individual weapons registered/ID card issued by MoI:		16,513
	PSCs Weapons have been registered so far		16,927

Anti-Personnel Mines & Ammunition (APMASD)

Anti-Personnel Mines & Ammunition Stockpile Destruction
In July 2005, a nationwide project for the destruction of anti-personnel mines and ammunition was launched when the Government of Afghanistan and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) signed an Agreement on Anti-Personnel Mines & Ammunition Stockpile Destruction. In line with this 2-year project, ammunition deemed safe to be moved will be transported to secure storage facilities while the remainder will be destroyed.

APMASD Fast Facts 5th February 2009

TOTAL AMMO SURVEYED TILL 5th February 2009

	TOTAL AMF AMMOS SURVEYED	33,947.01	TONS
	TOTAL DIAG AMMOS SURVEYED	2,993.94	TONS
	AMMUNITION DESTROYED	21,143	TONS
	ANTI PERSONNEL MINES DESTROYED	507,728	PCS
	ANTI TANK MINES DESTROYED	22,659	PCS

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