The case of post-conflict reconstruction of Afghanistan between the years 2001 and 2021 is what is used to illustrate the complex problems regarding rebuilding of a weak state. Although the country received so much foreign assistance and development packages, the country could not stabilize the country and develop it in a sustainable manner. The lack of any security, good governance, socio-economic, and humanitarian vulnerability crippled on the outcomes of the reconstruction and, thus, inhibited sustainable positive development in the long-term.The research note presents the benefits of the holistic and context-sensitive policy that is concerned with local ownership, the institutional capacity-building, intersectoral security and development projects, and inclusive socio-economic programs. These are not alone the lessons they should give Afghanistan but to the other post conflicting and fragile nations that realize that to have a sustainable reconstruction multidimensional strategies must address the governance, security, development, and human security, development and human security as a whole.
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- Muslim Hayat (Author), 2025, Post Conflict Reconstruction in Afghanistan (2001-2021), Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1676473
