Final evaluation Netherlands participation in ISAF 2006 - 2010

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Comparison of operational medical facilities (AHDS): 2006 and 2010(from TLO report, 2010)DistrictJuly2006Existed in2006June 2010New additionsTarin Kowt 2• DistrictHospital• BHC4• District Hospital upgradedto a 75-bed ProvincialHospital (with women’swing) with psychiatric unitand TB centre• Addition of 50 beds underconstruction• 1 CHC• 1 drug treatment centre• 69 health posts• Midwife training• Community Nursing SchoolDeh Rawod 1 • CHC 4Chora 1 • CHC 3Khas Uruzgan 1 • CHC 4Chenartu 0 1• 2 BHCs• 1 drug counselling centre• 39 health posts• 1 BHC• 1 drug counselling centre• 24 health posts• 2 BHCs (one was built andone health sub-centre wasupgraded to a BHC)• 1 health sub-centre• 26 health posts• 1 BHC was upgraded toCHC, but technically stilloperates as BHC and thenew building is not yetconstructedChaharChineh 0 2• 1 CHC• 1 BHC under construction• 17 health postsGizab 3• CHC• 2 BHCs(underTalibancontrol)3• 1 BHC under GoA control• 1 BHC under Talibancontrol but open• 29 health postsPage 122 of 133
EducationTLO data:• In 2006 there were 34 schools, and in 2010 there were 166operational schools (including 7 madrasahs). Twenty-nine ofthese are girls’ schools and 13 are mixed schools. Fifteenschools have not yet been officially opened and a total of 94schools and madrasahs were closed.• 42,772 children go to school regularly, of whom 6,774 aregirls. The percentage of children who should go to school isfar below the national average of 50%, however. In Uruzgan,only 20% of the children who should be going to schoolactually do. Moreover, the percentage of girls is only around6.15%.• In 2010 there were a total of 1,126 teachers, 67 of whomwere women.Page 123 of 133
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Table of ContentsDutch military per
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1 IntroductionThe government would,
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The structure of the final evaluati
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2 The international presence in Afg
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insurgents in, particularly, the ea
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3 Netherlands policy for participat
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Netherlands’ presence. Furthermor
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“The objectives of this stabilisa
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In December 2005, the Netherlands g
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The expectation is that meaningful
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3.6.2 Implementation of national pr
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4 Implementation of the mission and
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tasks to fulfil in the area of secu
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such as the Bushmaster, that was be
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Afghan partner unit, at all times o
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northern part of Deh Rawod in 2007.
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in large and small bases, while con
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previously thought and comprised a
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Apart from facilitating training an
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If operations in close proximity of
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As previously mentioned, the preven
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- Between 2006 and 2010, the number
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government of Chora in January 2010
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At the beginning of the Dutch missi
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intermediary of TLO and political a
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interest for filling judicial posit
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During the Uruzgan mission, a great
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structurally change governance in U
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development programmes. Before the
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also the way in which Afghans perce
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tailored to the real needs of the p
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