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OPHCD's statutory policies govern operations across health, nutrition, community development, ethics, financial accountability and safeguarding, in accordance with Afghan Ministry of Economy regulations (MoEc Reg: 4160), the UN Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers (HACT) and international humanitarian donor standards.
Statutory documents, free to download
Safeguarding, finance, HR, procurement & more
PSEA & safeguarding standards
English, Dari & Pashto
Board-ratified documents, active and enforced across all provinces.
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Outlines formal channels and institutional protocols for receiving, processing, and responding to feedback and complaints from project participants, partners, and external stakeholders.
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Compliance Architecture
To ensure strict accountability, legal rigor and grassroots viability across all humanitarian operations, every OPHCD statutory document follows a five-stage institutional review cycle before it is promulgated.
Technical committees identify operational gaps and draft guidelines aligned with Afghan statutory laws.
Independent counsel assesses alignment with MoEc Regulation #4160, Ministry of Public Health norms and UN HACT.
The OPHCD Board of Directors reviews, votes and issues a formal executive resolution to adopt.
Mandatory bilingual orientations for provincial teams, with recorded sign-offs in employee files.
The internal audit unit and third-party inspectors evaluate field compliance and verify enforcement metrics.
Donors, partners, staff and communities can contact us to request supporting documentation or ask about any policy published here. Concerns about misconduct or a safeguarding breach can be raised through the Ethics & Whistleblower Ombudsman instead.
Reach our team directly through the contact page.
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