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        				  Overview
 
|  Afghanistan
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 Capital
 
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   Kabul (34° 32′ 0″ N, 69° 10′ 0″ E)
 
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 Official language(s)
 
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   Dari (Persian) and Pashto
 
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 Government
 
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   Islamic republic
 
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 President
 
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   Hamid Karzai
 
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 Prime Minister
 
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 Total area
 
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   647,500 km2
 
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 Population
 
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   29.8 million
 
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 Rural-Population
 
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   23 million (77%)
 
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 Urban-Population
 
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   6.8 million (23%)
 
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 Population Density
 
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   43 Persons per km²
 
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 Average Household Size
 
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   11.4
 
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 GDP (nominal)
 
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   $15.608 billion
 
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 GDP per Capita
 
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   $517
 
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 Currency
 
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   Afghani (AFN)
 
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 Time Zone
 
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   CET (UTC+04:30)
 
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 Calling Code
 
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   +93
 
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  Environmental Situation  
  Climate   
Arid to semiarid; cold winters and hot summers 
Mean temperature (°C min/max): 4.3/19.6  [1]
  Resources  
  
  Forest Situation   
Land area covered by forest: 1.3%
Forest annual rate of change: 0% [2]
  Socioeconomical Situation  
  Income Sources  
  Energy Situation  
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  Energy Supply  
  Electricity  
  Sources  
Hydropower 63,7% and fossil fuels 35,3% 
  Stability  
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  Energy Consumption  
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  National Level  
  Electricity  
  Household Level  
  Share of Fuel Types  
Percentage of energy types used for cooking in rural areas [3] 
  
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Percentage of energy types used for cooking in rural areas. 
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  Percentage of Population Using Solid Fuels   
National: >95% [4]
  Solid Fuel Use Impact on Health   
Total annual deaths attributable to solid fuel use: 23900 persons
Percentage of national burden of diseases attributable to solid fuel use: 4.9% [5]
  Access Rate  
  Electrification Rate   
Electrification rate in households:[6]
National: 23%, urban: 74%, rural: 3%
  Renewable Energies  
  Application  
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  Potentials  
  Solar Energy  
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  Biomass  
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  Biogas  
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  Hydro Power  
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  Other renewable Sources  
  
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  Key problems of the energy sector  
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  Policy framework, laws and regulations  
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  General Energy policy, Energy strategy  
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  Important Laws and regulations  
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  Specific strategies (Biomass, renewable energies, rural electrification, energy access strategy etc.)  
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  Institutional set up in the energy sector  
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  Governmental institutions Private sector (enterprises, NGOs)  
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  Activities of other donors, activities of NGOs  
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  Existing projects  
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  Publications
 
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  External links  
  References  
 - ↑ UN Data (2008): http://data.un.org/CountryProfile.aspx?crName=Afghanistan
 
- ↑ FAO (2011) The State of the World's Forest
 
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 WHO 2010: WHO Household Energy Database
 
- ↑ WHO (2006): Fuels for Life
 
- ↑ WHO (2006): Fuels for Life
 
- ↑ The National Risk and Vulnerability Assessment 2005, Kabul, Afghanistan. Cited in WHO (2009) The Energy Access Situation in developing Countries