Handicap International experience in Afghanistan - CBM

Figure 44: Distribution of Persons with Disability and Non-Disabled Above 14Receiving Money353025• Person with Disability• Non-Disabled20151050Spouse Parents Siblings Children andOther FamilyMemberFriendsStatepensionLocal orReligiousLeaderEmployer,NGOs orOtherFigure 45 shows that males more often receive higher amounts of money than women, independentlyfrom the disability factor. 58.6% non-disabled women and 58.3% disabled women receive less than3,200 AFAs (64 USD) a year. Furthermore, more than 25% males, disabled or not, receive more than12,000 AFAs (240 USD).Figure 45: Distribution of Persons with Disability and Non-Disabled Above 14Receiving Money by Amount and Gender4035• Female with Disability • Male with Disability• Non-Disabled Female • Non Disabled Male302520151050Less than 700 AFAs710 to 3200 AFAs3300 to 12000 AFAs 12030 AFAs and aboveOwnership of Livestock: EqualityThe analysis in terms of households with persons with disability and households without persons with disabilityleads to similar conclusions concerning ownership of livestock. A large number of both groups of householdspossess livestock (See Figure 46). Yet, it can be noted that households without persons with disability havea slight tendency to own livestock that are expensive and considered more valuable, such as cows, horses,donkeys, roosters and camels.Nevertheless, inside the household, ownership of land and animals tends to be concentrated among themales. Accordingly, households headed by a woman do less often own land and livestock.Livelihoods and Assets59