Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan donates Covid-19 aid to Republic of Afghanistan in April 2020 (linked to project ID#94547, 95226, 95227, 94626)

On March 22, 2020, Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan, Wang Yu, announced the donation of Covid-19 aid to Afghanistan. On April 2, 2020, the first batch of Chinese Covid-19 aid arrived at Kabul International Airport. The donated supplies included two ventilators, protective clothing, masks, 10,000 tests, and two oxygen machines. The supplies weighed over 4.5 tons. The donation was made by the Chinese Central Government (see project ID#94547), the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Government (see project ID#95226), the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (see project ID#95227), the Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan, and the Jack Ma Foundation. This project captures the supplies donated by the Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan. The Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan handed the donation on behalf of the Chinese funding institutions. The ceremony was held in Kabul, Afghanistan, and Afghan Vice President Denish represented Afghanistan by signing the handover documents. By April 23, 2020, a portion of the supplies that were donated were already being used on the frontlines in the fight against the pandemic.

Additional details

1. Because the Chinese Central Government, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regional Government, the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, the Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan, and the Jack Ma Foundation all contributed an unknown number of supplies to this donation, AidData assumes each donor made an equal contribution. The total value of the donation is estimated to be $154,068.00, with each donor contributing an estimated USD 30,813.60 (USD 154,068.00 / 5 known contributors = USD 30,813.60). 2. AidData has estimated the total value of the donation (USD 154,068.00) based on price catalogues from the World Health Organization (WHO). Please see the TUFF Methodology for additional details.

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