Afghanistan National Re-Construction Co-ordination (ANCC) is professionally managed committed Afghan, nongovernmental, non political and nonprofit development oriented organization. It was established in 1995 to meet the dire needs of vulnerable Afghan refugees and internally displaced families at the time of civil war and factional fighting followed by Soviet Union’s invasion of the country and troops withdrawal in early 1990’s. Earlier it was registered with UN coordination body for Afghanistan in Pakistan. Presently, ANCC is registered with Ministry of Economy under registration number 117. Its main area of work is community development with participatory approaches. ANCC head office is located in Kandahar city with a liaison office in Kabul. For successful outreach and effective implementation of projects in target areas it has provincial offices in Tarin Kot city of Uruzgan, Zaranj city of Nimroz, Qalat city of Zabul and branch offices in districts of Nimroz, Uruzgan, Zabul and Kandahar. ANCC has experienced staff that is all well versed with local areas, their cultures and social norms with strong community relations, including tribal elders, Shuras and government authorities.
Building of just, peaceful and thriving societies in Afghanistan, to step it out from emergency phase (post war) to prosperous developed infrastructure, where everybody has the right to live with dignity and honor to encompass their social, economic and political development. Building of just, peaceful and prosperous society, ANCC strives in partnership with international organizations, local communities, public and civil society organizations to value of sustainable human development, self esteemed freedom of choice and tolerance, a society where all has equal access to opportunities and justice irrespective of gender, ethnic and racial status. In partnership with international organizations to work for impoverished communities to eradicate poverty and injustice with special emphasis on women, children and minorities, to contribute towards sustainable development and peace, through core programmatic areas; economic development, infrastructure development, education, skill development, capacity building, human rights awareness, emergency relief and social welfare.
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