Nos projets à fort impact

From 2018 to 2021, Adroit implemented USAID’s largest technical feasibility study in Afghanistan, working with several ministries within the then government of Afghanistan to assess the feasibility and viability of a multi-billion dollar irrigation and hydropower project — the Qosh Tepa Irrigation Project — which, if implemented, will provide millions with access to water and power resources, thus transforming Afghanistan’s economy.

We oversaw aid processes across 34 Afghan provinces, ensuring transparency, equity, and precision in aid distribution. Surveying over 150,000 households, we played a pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of both emergency and non-emergency aid, safeguarding its effectiveness from selection to outcome.

Adroit Associates has implemented a series of impactful projects for BBC Media Action, influencing democratic dialogue, gender rights, food security, and public health. Through comprehensive studies and innovative data collection utilizing various methods and tools, we highlighted the power of media in driving social change, paving the way for future interventions for BBC Media Action that could in turn positively impact millions in Afghanistan.

Adroit conducted comprehensive value chain assessments for saffron, silk, and raisins to enhance local economic development and identify promising value chains in Afghanistan through 1000+ surveys, focus group discussions, key informant interviews, and market observations.

Adroit monitored the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Afghanistan's agricultural sector and food security. The project provided valuable insights to inform policies, improve the efficiency of FAO's aid, and enhance resilience in the face of socio-political instability.

We revamped Boustan Sabz, Afghanistan’s premier agriculture firm with over $100 million in investment, by introducing new technology solutions and transforming their outdated administrative and project management processes.

We assessed the financial management capabilities of 9 agribusinesses across Afghanistan, identifying key gaps and inefficiencies to tailor effective management tools and systems to address their distinct challenges, creating reference guidebooks and providing continuous mentoring.

Mid-Term Review of FAO's ‘Combating Land Degradation and Biodiversity Loss’ project assessed sustainable rangeland management and biodiversity conservation progress. The review provided strategic insights to enhance community engagement and environmental resilience.

The Crop Cutting Experiment (CCE) project for FAO assessed wheat yield variability under different agricultural practices, collecting data from over 15,000 surveys. The findings informed strategic policy recommendations to improve productivity, food security, and sustainable farming.

The Seasonal Food Security Assessment (SFSA) 2024 evaluated post-harvest food security in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan, informing IPC 2025 and guiding the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP).

Impact evaluation of Mission East’s Cash for Food program in Afghanistan, assessing food security improvements, household resilience, and program sustainability through qualitative and quantitative analysis.

Large-scale community-based survey for UNDP assessing food security, livelihoods, and climate change impact across northern Afghanistan, covering 3,485 households, 12 FGDs, 90 KIIs, and 419 observations.