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Field intelligence, research, and resources from the people doing the work — across environmental consulting, mining, engineering, and sustainability.
Visit Daira Sabz at Stand A-07 in Kabul, 28–31 October 2026, to discuss responsible mining, environmental and social studies, and technical collaboration.
A look at climate-smart agriculture training: connecting climate risks, food security and inclusive planning with the needs of institutions and communities.
From environmental fieldwork to independent evaluation: practical evidence helps organisations understand risks, assess performance and plan their next steps.
Building on established quality and environmental management systems to strengthen service delivery and client confidence.
The study explores how different climate scenarios (SSPs) affect Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) dynamics in cropland. By applying advanced machine learning models and integrating remote sensing, Google Earth Engine (GEE), and GIS, the research assessed SOC trends and projected future changes under multiple climate pathways.
Daira Sabz’s environmental and social assessment work at Aynak combines baseline studies, field investigations and stakeholder consultation.
Daira Sabz (DS) Consulting & Engineering UG (haftungsbeschränkt) is registered in Germany, expanding the Group’s consulting, engineering and technical presence in Europe.
RothC and InVEST modelling examine cropland soil carbon under changing climate conditions, informing soil management and climate-mitigation planning.
Machine learning and geospatial analysis reveal how climate pathways may affect cropland soil carbon, informing climate-resilient land management.
A book chapter exploring industrial carbon-capture approaches and their relevance to decarbonisation and sustainable development.
Research on climate and human pressures on Afghanistan’s water resources, with relevance to water security, groundwater management and adaptation planning.
A botanical baseline documenting plant diversity along Afghanistan’s Salang corridor to inform environmental assessment and conservation planning.
Farmers’ knowledge of climate change in Bamyan informs locally grounded adaptation and resilient agricultural planning.
This chapter examines carbon-capture technologies and their industrial applications, including global CCUS projects.
This chapter examines carbon-capture technologies and their industrial applications, including global CCUS projects.
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