What does ANSO stand for?

Afghanistan NGO Security Office (Kabul, Afghanistan)

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Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Afghanistan NGO Security Office (Anso) informs 190 NGOs of security risk and this week told 80 directors that "anyone that believed that Kabul was not capable of an incident like this [Williams's murder] was frankly kidding themselves".

Aid groups defend security after Taliban murder

There's a lot of concern right now, not only for the people involved, but because this is the first time it's happened in quite so visible a fashion right in the city," said Nick Downie, project manager of the Afghanistan NGO Security Office, which provides security advice for relief agencies in Kabul.

U.N. elections officials kidnapped Abduction in Kabul during daylight ...

The blast hit the office of Dyncorp, a private firm which protects Afghan president Hamid Karzai and works for the US government in Iraq, said Nick Downie of the Afghanistan NGO Security Office.

7 dead in Kabul terror bombing