ACBAR, the Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief & Development, is an influential and dedicated organization that has been representing and serving NGOs in Afghanistan since 1988. Committed to making a difference, ACBAR provides an efficient platform for its members to engage in effective humanitarian and development activities across the country. With a strong emphasis on coordination, advocacy, and capacity development, ACBAR ensures that its members can maximize their impact on the ground.

Through its various programs, including the Humanitarian Twinning Program and the Coordination & Information initiative, ACBAR encourages collaboration and information sharing among NGOs, creating a solid foundation for effective projects. ACBAR boasts an impressive membership base, with 178 national and international NGO members. These organizations are spread across all 34 provinces and 386 districts of Afghanistan, working in 12 sectors to address the diverse needs of the country.

Together, they employ a dedicated workforce of 78,928 individuals, striving to improve the lives of the Afghan people. ACBAR's dedication to inclusivity is showcased through their celebration of the ACBAR Disability Month, where they highlight the work of their NGO members in supporting the mobility and inclusion of individuals with disabilities in everyday life in Afghanistan. As an independent body following the principles of independence, neutrality, impartiality, and humanity, ACBAR plays a crucial role in empowering NGOs and building stronger communities in Afghanistan