The Afghanistan Congressional Communications Hub (ACCH) is a non-partisan support service that aims to provide relevant and accessible information to Members of Congress and their staff, on the topic of Afghanistan and the key issues affecting US engagement there, with an emphasis on the non-military policy component.

The ACCH aims at neutrality, with the Congressional Budget Office setting a standard for our efforts. Our goal is to provide knowledge to aid Congress in analyzing, overseeing, and decision-making, about US involvement in Afghanistan.

The ACCH is a responsive service: we are able to fulfill individual requests to cover specific topics of interest. We also welcome your feedback and input to help us to deliver the best products and services possible to all Members and their staff.

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POLICY ONE-PAGERS

Challenges for 2010 (pdf view)

The Peace Jirga June 2010 (pdf view)

Karzai DC Visit May 2010 Round-Up (pdf view)

DOD Briefing (McChrystal / Sedwill)  March 2010 (pdf view)

Reconciliation and Reintegration (pdf view)

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The State of the Afghan People (pdf view)

Parliament / National Assembly (pdf view)

The Afghan National Army (pdf view)

The Afghan National Police (pdf view)

Tribes in Afghanistan (pdf view)

Refugees and IDPs (pdf view)

Women in Afghanistan (pdf view)

The Opium & Poppy Problem (pdf view)

The Role of Private Sector (pdf view)

Education in Afghanistan (pdf view)

Corruption in Afghanistan (pdf view)

Agriculture in Afghanistan (pdf view)

Health in Afghanistan (pdf view)

Justice and the Legal System (pdf view)

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The Natural Environment (pdf view)

Afghanistan’s Borders (pdf view)

Natural Resources (pdf view)

Telecommunications in Afghanistan (pdf view)

Modes of Transport (pdf view)

Roads in Afghanistan (pdf view)

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Major International Actors in Afghanistan (pdf view)

Provincial Reconstruction Teams (pdf view)

International Trade (pdf view)

Development Issues (pdf view) 

Development- Challenges to Implementation (pdf view)

Counternarcotics in Afghanistan (pdf view)

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PROVINCE PROFILES ONE-PAGERS

Province Profile – Balkh (pdf view)

Province Profile – Helmand (pdf view)

Province Profile Herat (pdf view)

Province Profile – Kabul (pdf view)

Province Profile – Kandahar (pdf view)

Province Profile – Khost (pdf view)

Province Profile – Panjshir (pdf view)

Province Profile – Parwan (and Bagram) (pdf view)