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Opium Production Rises 43% in Afghanistan, UN Monitors Efforts

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The United Nations monitors global opium production and supports counter-narcotics efforts in Afghanistan. A report stated that opium production in Afghanistan rose 43%, reaching an estimated 4,800 tons. This production increase was accompanied by 201,000 hectares of land under poppy cultivation, representing a 10% rise in just one year.

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Why it matters

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The UN has been involved in monitoring the crisis in Afghanistan. The report noted that Afghanistan has been the world’s leading producer of opium, accounting for 80% of the global output over the past decade.

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  • United NationsGlobal international organization monitoring the crisis
  • AfghanistanCountry where production is rising and monitored

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  1. Taliban enforces narcotics ban as UNODC reports opium production surge.1 source
  2. UN monitors opium production and runs counter-narcotics efforts in Afghanistan.1 source

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