Community Based Monitoring of Infrastructure (CBM-I) program was established in 2008 for coordination among communities, Donors, Contractors and government officials to increase accountability and transparency in public construction projects. The aim of this program is to empower citizens in holding authorities and aid entities accountable in other to create active and responsible citizenship by decreasing the gap between the state, aid actors and the public. 'CBM-I Promotes social accountability through community mobilization and social audit. Communities engaged in local monitoring become more autonomous in solving their problems through continued dialogue and reduce their reliance on external actors or parallel structure. The program facilitates a provincial advocacy team, the Sectorial Monitoring Group (SMG), which is comprised of the Economic Directorate, relevant sectorial directorates, donor agencies, contractors and local monitors in other to address issues that are not resolved on local level

The Community Based Monitoring of School (CBM-S) Program was initiated in July 2014 in order to build robust 1) coordination between communities, school officials and government departments to increase transparency and accountability 2) enhance the quality of education services through collaborative information sharing and problem solving. The aim of this program is to make officials more responsive, encourage communities to support education sector and advocate for policy change at local and national levels. 'Community Based Monitoring of schools approach has enabled community members to regularly monitor schools for an extended period of time and to introduce local solutions for the identified problems. Community Based Monitoring of schools program also empowers community to oversee the program function of School Management Shura (SMS) in order to address challenges that school faces. The program also facilitates a provincial advocacy team, the Sectorial Monitoring Group (SMG), which is comprised of Education Directorate, local education-focused CSOs and local monitors, who join efforts to improving quality of education

The Community Based Monitoring of Trials program was established in 2012 in order to enhance the rule of law in the country through promoting direct engagement of citizens with judicial authorities. The program aims to 1) raise awareness of local communities and build capacity of civil society actors to take part in court observation to increase transparency in court processes and procedures 2) promote community monitoring of trials at local level and advocate for adhering to procedural standards 3) collect data on procedural irregularities or divergence from existing legal framework to document weaknesses and bottlenecks in judicial proceedings, and 4) advocate for community monitoring and citizens’ participation as a means to realize social accountability of judicial sector institutions in addition to change in laws and legislations. 'The program facilitates a provincial advocacy team, the Sectorial Monitoring Group (SMG), which is comprised of representatives of the local court, attorney office, donor agencies, legal associations, CSOs and local monitors in other to address issues that are not resolved on local level

The Community Based Monitoring of Extractives program promotes good governance of the mine and hydrocarbon sector in Afghanistan. In order to avoid “resource curse” and further derailment of the security situation, the program advocates for integrity, transparency, and accountability in the governance of the mine and hydrocarbon resources. The program aims to mobilize communities to monitor extraction processes to avoid negative social and environmental impacts and to ensure socio-economic development of local communities around extraction areas