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Please note: This duty station is not suitable for families with children.
In addition to regular leave, a rest and recuperation (R&R) arrangement applies: After every 8 weeks at the duty station, one week of R&R is granted, up to four times per year.
Since 2001, Caritas Germany has maintained a registered Country Office in Kabul, employing approximately 25 national staff members and operating under a co‑leadership structure with a focus on programme implementation. The office is fully equipped and complies with applicable security regulations; accommodation and catering are provided within the existing guesthouse facilities. Since the Taliban assumed power, the security situation for international staff in Kabul has shown a tendency towards stabilisation. At the same time, monitoring and control of NGOs have increased, making strict adherence to security regulations essential. Basic medical care provided by international organisations is available.
Caritas Germany works closely in Afghanistan with local partner organisations as well as with the international Caritas network. Cooperation is based on partnership‑driven, needs‑based approaches, with a strong focus on resilience, local ownership, and sustainable structures. Together, projects are implemented in the areas of emergency relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and rural development, with the aim of securing livelihoods, improving food security and health, and strengthening resilience, disaster preparedness, and disaster response.As Head of the Country Office Afghanistan, you assume overall responsibility for the operational, administrative, and programmatic work of Caritas Germany in the country. You ensure the office’s ability to act, strengthen partner structures, and represent Caritas Germany in a politically and security‑dynamic context.
Ms Jacqueline Kallmeyer
AGIAMONDO e.V.
Ripuarenstrasse 8
50679 Köln
