What does AREU stand for?

Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A six-month study by the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit, an independent think tank in Kabul, indicates that Afghans are disillusioned with their experience of democracy so far.

Afghans question what democracy has done for them

While highlighting the role of agriculture in boosting the economy of the country,the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU) Monday referred to competing and unreconciled approaches at the official level to the important sector.

AREU on competing approaches to agriculture

Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Working Paper Series.

Female inmates in Afghanistan, part I

The Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU) released a report in November 2003 saying "there are real risks in allowing foreign agendas to become the driving force pushing for elections within a timeframe that may jeopardize Afghanistan's future.

Afghan women continue to fend for themselves