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Partner Organizations of PPAF

1. Aga Khan Planning & Building Services Pakistan (AKPBS)2. Aga Khan Rural Support Program (AKRSP)

3. Anjuman Falah-O-Behbood (AFB)

4. All Pakistan Women Association (APWA)

5. Asasah

6. Baanhn Beli (BB)

7. Baidarie

8. BALOCHISTAN ENVIRONMENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY (BEEJ)

9. Bunyad Literacy Community Council (BLCC)

10.BALOCHISTAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT & RESEARCH SOCIETY (BRDRS)

11.Balochistan Rural Support program (BRSP)

12.Badin Rural Development Society

13.Community Development Concern (CDC)

14.Community Motivation and Development Organization (CMDO)

15.Community Support Concern (CSC)

16.Community Uplift Program ( CUP)

17.CENTER FOR WOMENS COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT (CWCD)

18.Development Action for Mobilization and Emancipation (DAMEN)

19.Gazi Brothe Traqiati Idara (GBTI)

20.Green Circle Organization (GCO)

21.Hazara Development & Advocacy Foundation (HADAF)

22.Health & Nutrition Development Society (HANDS)

23.Human Development Foundation (HDF)

24.Human Resource Development Society (HRDS)
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25.Himalayan Wildlife Foundation (HWF)

26.Indus Earth Trust (IET)

27.Islamic Relief (IR)

28.INDUS RESOURCE CENTRE (IRC)

29.Jinnah Welfere Society (JWS)

30.Kashf Foundation (KF)

31.Karwan Community Development Organization (KCDO)

32.Khwendo Kor (KK)

33.Kiran Welfare Organization (KWO)

34.Marvi Rural Development Organization (MRDO)

35.The Mountain and Glacier Protection Organization (MGPO)

36.Network Leasing Corporation Limited (NLCL)

37.Network Microfinance Bank Limited (NMBL)

38.Narowal Rural Development Programme (NRDP)

39.National Rural Support Program (NRSP)

40.Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF)

41.Orangi Charitable Trust (OCT)

42.Organization for Participatory Development (OPD)

43.ORIX Leasing Pakistan Limited (OLPL)

44.Participatory Integrated Development Society (PIDS)

45.POVERTY ERADICATION NETWORK (PEN)

46.Punjab Rural Support Program (PRSP)

47.RAHNUMA (Family Planning Association of Pakistan)

48.Rural Community Development Society (RCDS)

49.Salik Development Foundation (SDF)
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50.Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development

51.SOCIAL ACTION BUREU FOR ASSISTANCE IN WELFARE &NETWORKING (SABAWON)

52.Sindh Agriculture Forestry Workers Coordinating Organization

(SAFWCO)

53.South Asia Partnership Pakistan (SAP-PK)

54.SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION & PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENT(SCOPE)

55.SOS Childrens Village (SOS)

56.Strengthening Participatory Organization (SPO)

57.Sindh Rural Support Organiztaion (SRSO)

58.Sindh Rural Support Program (SRSP)

59.Sarhad Rural Support Program (SRSP)

60.Sungi Development Founfation (SUNGI)

61.Save The Poor (STP)

62.Soon Valley Development Program (SVDP)

63.Swabi Women Welfare Society (SWWS)

64.Taraqee Foundation (TF)

65.Thardeep Rural Development Program (TRDP)

66.Village Friends Organization (VFO)

67.WOMEN SOCIAL ORGANIZATION (WSO)

68.WOMEN WELFARE ORGANIZATION POONCH (WWOP)

69.Youth Commission for Human Rights (YCHR)

70.Young Pioneers Society (YPS)


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Aga Khan Rural Support Program(AKRSP)

AKRSP is involved in community infrastructure development in the Northern Areas and Chitralsince 1982. They have initiated more than 2,000 CPI projects to date, for benefit of 130,000

households. Out of these 1,980 projects have been completed. The projects include mainly irrigationschemes, roads, bridges, flood protection bunds, drinking water supply schemes in addition to theseone microhydel project has been completed. Most of these projects are productive, especially

irrigation schemes (about 53% of the total number of projects) which enhanced the assets of thepoor rural households by providing additional land for agricultural production.

Babar Road, Gilgit, P.O Box 507, Gilgit

Mr. Izhar Ali Hunzai, Chief Executive

Mr. Abdul Malik

Companies Ordinance 1984

Northern Areas & Chitral

051-2275746 0581-52480

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Anjuman Falah-O-Behbood (AFB)

Anjuman FalahO-Behbood (AFB) was established in June, 1980 but was

registered in March, 1981 as non-governmental organization with AssistantDirector Social Welfare & Women Development, Muzaffargarh under theVoluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration & Control Ordinance)XLVI-1961. The organization is working towards the socio-economic empowermentof neglected rural population, especially women of Muzaffargarh District. AFBsvision is that the target group members attain self-sufficiency in their socio-

economic spheres of life and their coming generations can take joint actions tosolve their individual and common problems.

Near Head Quarter Hospital, Ali Pur Road, Muzaffargarh

Shah Zaman Bhutta (President)

Makhdoom Shoaib Karim (Executive Director)

Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Registration & Control Ordinance XLVI-

Rural

Men & Women

066-2423085

066-2422532

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All Pakistan Women Association (APWA)

Introduction

APWA being an active social entity focuses on improving the

quality of life in the local communities by providingopportunities to develop small infrastructure. To attain this

objective, APWA extended its services to the most backward

areas of the district Swabi. APWA has been working, inGadoon a tehsil of district Swabi, in partnership with PPAF

since April 1, 2006. APWA has completed all of its six Water

Supply Schemes in different villages of the Gadoon andsecond phase under PPAF funding is in progress in district

Swabi.

Address: H # 63, Old Bara Road, University Town, Peshawar.Head: Mrs. Sitara Imran Director.PPAF Project Coordinator:

Miss. Aisha NasimLegalStatus: Registered under Social Welfare act, 1961.Coverage: Tehsil Gadoon, Distt. Swabi.


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Asasah

Asasah was established in 2001 as a non-government organization mandated to provide financial

services to low income households on larger scale at national level. The organization was registeredon 10th December 2003.

Asasahs vision is to improve the micro-productivity of each household living below the poverty

line through income generating activities by alleviating the poverty of people of Pakistan.

880-B Faisal Town, Lahore

Ms. Tabinda Alkanz Jaffery (Chief Executive Officer)

Ms. Tabinda

The Companies Ordinance, 1984 (XLVII of 1984) the Company is limited by Guarantee (undersection 32)

Rural/Sub-urban

Women & Men

042-5167179, 5176620

042-5162194

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Baanhn Beli

Baanhn Beli is a small but emerging organization, focusing on women, with adequate experience inmicro-credit and having a potential to expand its outreach in its target area.

It is active in Nagarparkar area of Tharparkar district since 1985, got registered in December 1987

as a non-government organization. It started its formal micro-credit operations in 1993 withtechnical and financial support from TVO, TAF and its own resources. Presently it is working in

Tharparkar, Karachi west and Malir Districts.

Building # 23, Flat # 2, Defence garden near Kala Pul, Korangi Road,Karachi

Younas Bandhani (Director)

Mr. Sultan Ahmed

Registration & Control Ordinance-XLVI-1961

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Baidarie

Baidarie is an emerging small non-governmental organization active in Sambrial Tehsil of Sialkot

District, since 1993. Baidaries mission is to raise consciousness among marginalized groups,especially women, on true notion of democratic development and enable them to take collectiveaction against economic and social injustices through sustained social and political actions. Baidarieentered into partnership with PPAF on July 5th, 2005.

Village and Post Office Roras, Tehsil Sambrial, District Sialkot. Province Punjab

Ms. Hina Noreen- President

Mr. Arshid Mehmood Mirza

Registration & Control Ordinance-XLVI-1961

Rural/Sub-Urban

Women & Men

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BALOCHISTAN ENVIRONMENTAL AND

EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY (BEEJ)

Balochistan Environmental and Educational Journey (BEEJ) was founded in the year 2000 by agroup of committed workers and experts belonging to various spheres of life. After expansion of its

activities in other parts of Balochistan province, BEEJ was formally registered in 2001.The organizations mission is to alleviate poverty by encouraging ecologically sustainable use ofnatural resources through introducing new technologies and improve living conditions of

disadvantaged communities by adopting participatory approach and carrying out advocacy forconservation of nature.

48-D, Samungli Housing Scheme, Quetta

Syed Qurban Gharsheen, Team Leader

Syed Qurban Gharsheen

Registered under Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Ordinance 1961

Musakhail (Balochistan)

081-827740

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Bunyad Literacy Community Council (BLCC)

Bunyad Literacy Community Council (BLCC) was established in 1992 and registered in 1994 as a

non-government organization working in Punjab Province.Bunyads vision is to improve the socio-economic condition of the poor communities, especiallywomen so that they could take part in the process of collective development on self-help basis andcould affect the policies and decisions made for them.

Although Bunyad is working in 14 districts of Punjab, but its credit operations are instrumental in 4districts

Opp. Village Theather, Badian Road, Post office Berki Lahore Cantt

Prof. Saeed-ur-Rehman (Executive Director)

Mr. Shafaat Gilani

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042-5600621, 5600692

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BALOCHISTAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT & RESEARCH

SOCIETY (BRDRS)

BRDRS is an organization established by a group

of young development professionals with amission of providing facilitation and support in

the empowerment of socially and economically

deprived and disadvantaged communities of thearea. BRDRS is working with a vision of

promoting and developing a free, educated andcivilized culture.

Office No.1, Street No.2, Building No. 4, Arbab

Town Sammungali Road, Quetta

Ihtisham - ul - Haq Kakar Executive Director

Ihtisham - ul - Haq Kakar

Registered under Voluntary Social Welfare

Agencies Ordinance 1961

Provincial

081-2003176

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Balochistan Rural Support program (BRSP)

BRSP was established in April 1991 under the Companies Ordinance 1984 as not for profit entity.

BRSP started credit program, alongwith other activities, in 1991. The purpose of the credit programwas to provide rural population with an access to capital. BRSPs partnership with PPAF started inApril 2001.BRSPs concept of development is rooted in the self-help approach. It aims to developthe spirit of self-help by which people take initiatives to improve their condition through collective

action. It expects villagers to be the decision makers, planners, implementers and beneficiaries oftheir efforts for village development.

5-A Sariab Road, P.O Box 233, Quetta

Mr. M. Irfan Kasi (Chief Executive Officer)

Mr. Abdul Monem Riaz

Companies Ordinance, 1984

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Men & Women

081- 2440297

081-2442153

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Badin Rural Development Society

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Badin Rural Development Society (BRDS) is a Non-

Governmental Organization, established in August, 1995. The

organization has been working in district Badin for the last 10years. It envisions a socially aware, enlightened, progressive

and economically advanced society. BRDS in partnership

with Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund PPAF under SindhCoastal Area development program SCAD has initiated an

integrated rural development model in the area; the program

based infrastructure development with real participation of

local people to bring a real positive change in the lives ofcoastal communities.

Address: Near Ahmed CNG Station, Karachi Road, BadinHead: Dr. Akash AnsariPPAF Project Coordinator:

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Community Development Concern (CDC)

Community Development Concern (CDC) was registered in1992 as a non-government organization working in urban &rural areas of Sialkot District. The organization is registered

with the Directorate of Social Welfare, Government of the

Punjab, Gujranwala under Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies(Registration & Control Ordinance) XLVI-1961.CDCs

mission is to organize underdeveloped people especially,

women, maintaining sustainable livelihood, and develop

society by applying socioeconomic developmenttechniques.CDC started its activities in microcredit in 1994

with the financial (Rs.418,093) & technical assistance of

SAP-PK, Lahore.

Dhalle Wali, Head Marala, Tehsil & District Sialkot

Mirza Abdul Shakoor (Executive Director)

Haseeb-ur-Rehman (Program Coordinator)

Registration & Control ordinance 1961

Rural/Sub-urban

Women & Men

0523-502012

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Community Support Concern (CSC)

Community Support Concern (CSC) was established in 1989 as a non-government organization

working in urban slums and rural areas of Lahore District. The organization is registered with theDirectorate of Social Welfare, Government of the Punjab, Lahore under the Voluntary Social

Welfare Agencies (Registration & Control Ordinance) XLVI-1961, on 31st December, 1989. CSC'smission is to empower marginalized sections of population by enabling them to contributecollectively in their social and economic growth resulting in eradication of poverty.

House No. 319-4-D/1, New Township, Lahore

Mrs. Shaista Khalid Jan (Executive Director)

Mrs. Shaista Khalid Jan

Registration & Control Ordinance XL VI-1961

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Women

042-5120410/5123623

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Community Uplift Program ( CUP)

Community Uplift Program (CUP) was established as a socialwelfare organization. One of the major objectives of the CUPis to help disadvantaged and marginalized communities

particularly women and children in reducing their poverty

levels. CUP initiated CPI interventions one year ahead of itsformal registration i.e. in the year 2000. So far 6 CPI projects

have been executed in ICT and Karak districts over the last

three years. Recently CUP has extended its outreach to

Orakzai Agency and District Lakki Marwat.

H.No. 12-A , Street 28, F- 8 /1 Islamabad.

Iftikhar Ur Rahman Chief Executive

Mr. Gul Sharif Khan

Registered under Companies Ordinance 1984

Distt. Rawalpindi

051-2256043, 2856292

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CENTER FOR WOMENS COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT (CWCD)

CENTER FOR WOMENS COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT was registered in 1992, under the

Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration and Control Ordinance) XLVI-1961. However,the organization has initiated the process of getting registered under the Societies Registration Act,1860 in order to bring enhanced transparency in the organization.

CWCD works principally in the areas of micro finance. It is also active in provision of health andeducation in urban and rural areas of Lahore district.

H # 86, B-2, Sector C-II, Township, Lahore

Mrs. Farida Tariq (President)

Mrs. Farida Tariq

Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Ordinance-XLVI 1961

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042-5155469

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Development Action for Mobilization and Emancipation (DAMEN)

DAMEN was registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 with Joint Stock Companies,

Punjab, Lahore on 21st May'92.It is relatively small but emerging institution that has been in operation since 1992, with a steadygrowth and has been able to achieve high degree of specialization in microfinance. It works

primarily in the field of microcredit, by initiating education for children, with exclusive focus on

women residing in the peri urban area of Lahore.

Its mission is "To make the people of disadvantages communities understand the true notion of

development and build their capacity which would enable them to organize themselves into groupsfor collective action leading towards self-reliance and empowerment".

26-C, Nawab Town, Raiwand Road, Lahore

Ms. Naghma Rashid (Executive Director)

Ms. Naghma Rashid

Registered under Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860

Sub-urban/ Rural

Women

042-5310471, 72

042-5310473

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GBTI was established in 1995 as a company, registered under

Companies Ordinance 1984, with a vision of alleviating

poverty and improving quality of life of the rural people

affected by the Ghazi Barotha Hydropower Project (GBHP) inPunjab (District Attock) and NWFP (Distract Haripur and

Swabi). Their main focus is on social mobilization and

integrated development through community physicalinfrastructure, natural resource management, micro-credit,

enterprise development and capacity building. GBTI is

working in 17 union councils.

Address: Near PWD Rest House, Main GT Road, Hattian, District Attock.Head: Lt. Col.(R) Muhammad Anwar Khanfont>PPAF Project Coordinator:

Zahoor HussainLegalStatus: Registered under Section 42 of Companies Ordinance 1984.Coverage: District Attock, Swabi and Haripur.Clientele:

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Green Circle Organization (GCO)

Green Circle Organization (GCO) was established as a social welfare organization, registered under

the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Ordinance 1961 since May , 1994. GCO has a strongpresence in more than 100 villages of Tehsil Depalpur,Distt. Okara and Tehsil Jaranwala, Distt.Faisalabad through its Community Based Organizations( CBOs).

GCO has been involved in the areas of Agriculture, Physical Infrastructure, Environment, Micro-

credit and Community Health by implementing different related interventions of watercourselining, zero tillage, laser leveling, bio-gas plants and advocacy/ awareness campaigns. The

organizations main strength is the self-sustained CBOs, which were formed by GCO back in 1999-

2000 while implementing a credit program.

house no. 6, street No. 1 Nasir Colony Lajna Choak Collage Road. township, Lahore

Rana Shafique-ur-Rehman (Executive Director)

Rana Shafique-ur-Rehman


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Hazara Development & Advocacy Foundation (HADAF)

Hazara Development and Advocacy Foundation (HADAF)was registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860in 2003. HADAF started its operations with a broader

objective to better the lives of the poor and deprived

communities of Haripur District. It also believes that

community based organizations (CBOs) are the most effectiveinstrument to address the community problems.HADAF

supports community organizations through Physical

Infrastructure, Capacity Building, Awareness Raisingcampaigns, etc. in district Haripur specifically in those Union

Councils which are comparatively more deprived and

underserved.

Tariq Omar Plaza, GT Road, (PO Box 38), Haripur.

Mrs. Shehrnaz Omar Ayub, Executive Director

Amjad Ali Qureshi, Program Coordinator, Islamabad

(Mob.0300-8506808)

Sajid Mehmood, Zonal Coordinator, Haripur (Mob.0300-5191293)

Societies Registration Act XXI of 1861

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Health & Nutrition Development Society (HANDS)

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HANDS aims at providing basic health services, primary

education, income generation opportunities and development

of institutions to empower the underprivileged communities.

HANDS has been pouring its untiring efforts for empoweringand strengthening the communities to deal with the issues

directed towards poverty alleviation. The vision, mission and

objectives of HANDS have motivated and enlightened morethan 125 fulltime paid staff, 600 community based staff and

thousands of volunteers so that a concrete and effective mind

mapping, integrated system and methodologies could bestreamlined for every possible viable outcomes.

Address: 225/1/B, Block II, PECHS, Karachi, PakistanHead: Dr. Shaikh Tanveer Ahmad


Ms. Rahila RahimLegalStatus: Societies Registration Act 1960

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Human Development Foundation (HDF)

Human Development Foundation (HDF) is registered under section 42 of the Companies

Ordinance,1984 with a vision of working with all the needy and poor people of the country andwould strive to transform their lives by bringing positive change in their health, education andeconomic conditions by involving communities. (HDF) is involved in community physical

infrastructure development in district Zhob of Balouchistan since 2000. As a result of drought in

Balochistan, HDF started its drought relief interventions besides its regular program of education,health and economic development in July, 2000. Since then community physical infrastructure

component has become an integral part of the HDF program. With PPAF assistance CPI

interventions have been undertaken in Mardan, Zhob and Rahimyar Khan districts.

H.No.537 Gulrez Housing Scheme II -Rawalpindi

Col. Azhar Saleem Chief Operating Officer

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Human Resource Development Society ( HRDS)

Human Resource Development Society (HRDS) wasestablished as a social welfare organization. HRDS isinvolved in the implementation of CPI in four districts namely

Bahawalpur, Lahore, Jhelum and Rajanpur. Since its inception

the organization has facilitated the involvement of

communities in the construction of 231 water supply andSanitation projects. Of the mentioned, 200 projects have been

completed whereas, remaining projects are at different stages

of completion. The completed projects benefited 7950households. These projects improved the hygienic conditions,

uplifted the living standard and also improved the economic

condition of the communities.

H.No. 59, Lane # 4, Khayaban e Tanveer, Near ChaklalaScheme # 3 Behria Town Road, Rawalpindi.

Registered under Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies

ordinance 1961

Distt.Rajanpur and D.G. Khan

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Himalayan Wildlife Foundation (HWF)

The Himalayan Wildlife Foundation ( HWF) is a non-profit,non governmental organization dedicated to safeguard the

biodiversity and cultural heritage of Pakistan. Since 1993

HWF has been helping the Northern Area Forestry

Department in the management of Deosai Park. A park, whichhas been instrumental in the efforts to preserve the dwindling

population of the endangered Himalayan brown bear. Efforts

have included involving the local communities in theconservative process.

With the commitment to its cause, HWF continued its heritageconservation program by attempting to document and

conserve parts of the citadel of the famous fort of Rohtas. Inthe process, HWF has recently completed a completed

sewerage system in the abadi of Rohtas village to improve the

environmental conditions of the area.

House .No. 1, Park Road, F-8/2 Islamabad

Dr. Anis ur Rahmad , Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Anis ur Rahman

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National Level

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Indus Earth Trust (IET)

Indus Earth was established in June 2001 and

registered on January 2002 as a Trust. The trustestablished with the objectives to build natural

environment such as community development

via establishing community based infrastructureincluding; Tube wells, energy supply by using the

wind, sanitation and sewage treatment forprovision of bio-gas, sustainable irrigation

system, provision of potable water etc. Besides,

to establish hospital, dispensaries, and medical

aid and relief centers in urban rural areas,paramedical staff-training centers etc were theprimary objectives of IE.

IE is a trust involved in the implementation of

CPI along the coastal belt of Sind andBalochistan. It is worth mentioning that since

their inception they facilitated the involvement ofcommunities in the construction of water supply,

sanitation, rural school building, and dripirrigation projects.

2C, Mezzanine Floor, 30th Commercial Street,

Tauheed Commercial Area,

Phase V, DHA Karachi

Shahid Khan, Chief Executive

Aijaz Ali Abro , 0300 2855440

Registered as Trust

Malir - Karachi (Sindh), Lasbela (Balochistan)

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Islamic Relief (IR)

Established in 1984 in Birmingham, UK as anindependent international relief and development

organization. IR started working in Pakistan in

1992 as a company limited by guarantee undersection 42 of the companies ordinance. IR has its

country office in Islamabad and regional offices

in Quetta (Balochistan) and Muzaffarabad (AJK).

Islamic Relief (IR) has been involved incommunity infrastructure development in two

districts (Chaghi & Kharan) of Balochistan &Distrct Bagh of AJK for the last three years with

PPAF funding. They have initiated 110 CPIprojects for the benefit of 3,249 households. The

projects included mainly irrigation and drinking

water supply. These projects are productive,income generating and also help ease the

workload of women by providing them cleandrinking water at their doorstep.

House No. 85, Street 59, F 11/4, Islamabad.

Mr. Mohammad Munier, Country Director

Mr. Sultan Mahmood


Balochistan (Kharan, Chagi) & AJK (Bagh)

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INDUS RESOURCE CENTRE (IRC)

IRC was registered in July 1999 under the Societies Registration act of XXI of 1860. The programarea of IRC comprises of social mobilization, literacy, microcredit, and research in the less

developed areas of District Khairpur and Dadu. Its offices are based in Karachi, Dadu andKhairpur.IRC envisions a society in which all citizens, irrespective of their gender, class, religion or sect,

have equal opportunity for growth and participation in local and national affairs.Its mission is to empower and mainstream the marginalized communities through various

approaches to Human and Institutional Development (HID).

B-2, 13-C Street 37, DHA, Commercial Area, Phase V, Karachi

Ms. Sadiqa Salahuddin (President)

Ms. Sadiqa Salahuddin


Rural

Women & Men

0243-552512, 021-5822239

0243-554402, 021-5822239

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Jinnah Welfere Society

Jinnah Welfare Society (JWS) was established in 1990 but was registered in 1992 as a non-

government organization working in Gujranwala District.JWSs vision is to improve the socio-economic conditions of the poor communities so that theycould take part in the process of collective development on self-help basis and could affect the

policies and decisions made for them

11 Jinnah Road, link D.C Road, Gujranwala

Qazi Shoaeb Baber (Chief Executive)

Mr. Mubarak Ali

Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Ordinance-XLVI 1961

Rural

Women & Men

0553-255527, 255528

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KASHF FOUNDATION (KF)

Kashf Foundation is a microfinance dedicated organization for women registered in 1996 under the

Societies Registration Act, 1860.Its mission is to provide commercial microfinance services to poorfocusing on value addition of their existing economic activities to enhance their economic role, bothas autonomous decision makers and direct contributors to family income

19 Aibak Block, New Garden Town, Lahore

Ms. Roshaneh Zafar (Managing Director)

Cooperative Society

Provincial/Rural

Women

042-111-981-981

042-5155469

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Khwendo Kor (KK)

Khwendo Kor started its work in 1993 as a spin off of the GTZ 'Fuel Efficient Cooking

Technology' project with emphasis on women and environment development program. Later in1997 after its strategic review, KK evolved into a women and children development program. KK

provides micro credit facility at the grass root level exclusively for women.

The mission of KK is "Reinforcing the sustainable development process for improving quality oflife of women and children in the family and society."

House No. 130, Street 4, K-3, Phase III, Hayatabad, Peshawar

Marium Bibi (Chief Executive Officer)

Ms. Aneela Qamar (Director Program)

Societies Registration Act, 1860

Rural/Sub-urban

Women

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Marvi Rural Development Organization (MRDO)

Group of women in a little village Muhammad Arab Solangi organized MRDO as a non profit &

non government organization working for the empowerment of rural women and children in1992. Itwas registered in 1994 as a non-government organization, working in 3 Taulakas of DistrictKhairpur & Sukkur in Sindh. Its vision is, to socially and economically empower the rural women

and communities at the grass root level.

Village Muhammad Arab Solangi, P.O Kumb, District

Khairpur Sindh

Ms. Sughra Solangi (Chief Coordinator)

Mr. Ashique Hussain

Registration & Control Ordinance 1961

Rural

Women & Men

0243-620134

0243-620208

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The Mountain and Glacier Protection Organization (MGPO)

Introduction

MGPO was established in August 2001 as a voluntary non-

profit organization. It is registered under the Social Welfare

Agencies (Registration and Control) Ordinance 1961 (XLV of

1961) Under clause three of its constitution MGPO canoperate anywhere in Pakistan where there are mountains and

glaciers including the Northern Areas of Pakistan and Azad

Kashmir. MGPO's strategy is based on an integratedmanagement approach towards conservation in order to

manage both the environmental sustainability and the

improvement of economic and social benefits in favor of thelocal communities.

Address: H # 138, Street I-8/3, IslamabadHead: Ms. Aisha Khan- President


Mr. ZaheerLegalStatus: Voluntary Social Welfare Ordinance 1961

Coverage: Rural/ UrbanClientele: Men , Women and ChildrenTel: 051- 4443537

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Network Leasing Corporation Limited (NLCL)

NLC was incorporated in August 1993 as a public limited company under the Companies

Ordinance, 1984. The company is listed on the Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad Stock Exchangesand is principally engaged in lease financing of assets. Its head office is located in Karachi and hastwo branch offices in Lahore and Peshawar.

The mission of NLC is financing and development of micro and small enterprises through the microleasing instrument on a collateral free basis as asset ownership remains with the financier itobviates the need for securing financing and repayments are in the form of rentals.

301-302 Gul Tower, I.I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi

Mr. Asif Siddiqi (Managing Director)

Mr. Raffat Abbas (Coordinator)


National/Urban

Women & Men

021-2424616

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Narowal Rural Development Programme (NRDP)

Narowal Rural Development Programme (NRDP) was established in 1992 and was registered in

1995 under Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration & Control) Ordinance (XLVI)-1961as a non-governement organization. It is working in urban & rural areas of Narowal District.

NRDPs aim is to reduce poverty, improve quality of life and empower low-income communities of

the program area on sustainable basis

Chowk Jassar Bypass, Circular Road, Narowal

Mirza Moqeem Baig (Executive Director)

Mirza Moqeem Baig

Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Registration & Control

Ordinance XLVI-

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Women & Men

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National Rural Support Program (NRSP)

National Rural Support Program (NRSP) is the largest integrated services (micro credit,

infrastructure and education) provider working at grass root level on national level. Microcredit isthe single largest component of an integrated and holistic approach to community development.The operational area of the PO extends all over the country and AJK and its interaction with PPAF

commenced in April, 2000

46, Agha Khan Road, F-6/4, Islamabad

Dr.Rashid Bajwa (Chief Executive Officer)

Malik Fateh Khan (Program Coordinator)

Registered under Companies Ordinance 1984

National/Rural

Men & Women

051-2822319, 2822324

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Organization for Participatory Development (OPD)

Organization for Participatory Development (OPD) wasregistered in 1992 as a non-government organization working

in Gujranwala District. The PO started its credit program in

1993 with the technical and financial support of Rs.350,000

from OPP, Karachi.OPDs mission is to help people in building their capacities

through various interventions (credit, education & health) to

be able to lead the development of their own areas and betterquality of life.

Sharif Colony, main Delta Road, Gujranwala

Syed Qurban Raza (Chief Executive)

Syed Qurban Raza

The Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860

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Women & Men

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ORIX Leasing Pakistan Limited (OLPL)

OLP was incorporated as a private limited company in July1986 and was converted into a public limited company underthe Companies Ordinance, 1984 in December 1987. The

company is listed on the Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad Stock

Exchanges and is principally engaged in lease financing of

moveable assets. The mission of OLP relating to microcreditis to contribute to the society through participation in poverty

alleviation programs, provision of financial assistance at grass

roots level and assistance to charitable causes. OLP offers awide range of services to its clients through microleasing,

microcredit and credit lines to small and growing

organizations on profit sharing basis for expansion of theircredit operations. OLP is also an active member of the

Leasing Association of Pakistan (LAP) and Pakistan

Microfinance Network (PMN).

Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce Building, Talpur

Road, Karachi

Mr. Humayun Murad (Chief Executive)

Ms. Aseya Qasim (Head Microfinance)


National/Urban

Women & Men

042-111-242424

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Participatory Integrated Development Society (PIDS)

Introduction

PIDS was established about seven years back, PIDS has

remained predominantly focused on water supply and

sanitation sector since its inception. It has worked in 11districts of Balochistan. PIDS entered into the partnership

with PPAF in October 2002. It has already completed three

phases successfully. During these three phases PIDS hascompleted 383 CPI projects. These projects have befitted 383

COs, 14,835 households and 94,368 persons.

Address: 11-A Chaman Housing Scheme, Quetta.Head: Baber Shah KhanPPAF Project Coordinator:

Baber Shah Khan

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POVERTY ERADICATION NETWORK (PEN)

Poverty Eradication network (PEN), a small emerging non-governmental organization, is active in Khairpur, District ofSindh since 1998. It is registered under the Societies

Registration Act of 1860. The program of PEN comprises of

microcredit, health, education and institutional strengthening

of its partner Community Based Organizations (CBOs).The mission of PEN is "Reinforcing the sustainable

development process for improving quality of life of women

and children in the family and society."

Saida Goth, Opposite Mumtaz Ground, Khairpur

Mr. Niaz Ahmad Rajper (Executive Director)

Mr. Niaz Ahmed Rajper

Societies Registration Act of 1860

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Punjab Rural Support Program (PRSP)

PRSP was incorporated on November 26, 1997 under Section42 of the Companies Ordinance, 1984 as a company limitedby Guarantee. The mission of PRSP is to reduce poverty, and

improve quality of life of the rural poor by harnessing

peoples potential to help themselves.It has been active in the

field of microcredit, human resource development, naturalresource management, infrastructure, and health. The

institution has been running its operations in under served

districts of Punjab. It has eight Regional Offices, located inLahore, Gujranwala, Sialkot, Faisalabad, Sargodah, Sahiwal,

Multan and Muzzafargarh.

7th Floor LDA Plaza, Edgerton Road, Lahore

Mr. Farooq Haroon (Chief Executive Officer)

Mr. Nouman Ghani (Chief PME & R)


Provincial/Rural

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042-6369042-3

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RAHNUMA (Family Planning Association of Pakistan)

Introduction

A not-for-profit volunteer social development organization

with an institutionalized infrastructure with geographical

spread throughout the country, Family Planning Association

of Pakistan entered into partnership with PPAF in health inJuly 2006. The FPAPs focus is Pakistans marginalized

hinterland and urban slum area populations as also those in

need of the social safety net. The cornerstone of FPAPsachievements has been its community participatory approach

coupled with its focus on improved management capacity

according to the highest standard.

Address: 3-A Temple Road , Lahore 54000Head: Syed Kamal ShahPPAF Project Coordinator:

Dr. AnjumLegalStatus: Voluntary Social Welfare Agency Registration & Control Ordinance 1961 (XLIV of 1961)Coverage: NationwideClientele: Marginalized, Underserved and poor Men, Women and Youth.

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Rural Community Development Society (RCDS)

Registered in 1998, under the Societies Registration Act, XXI

of 1860, RCDS works in the peri-urban and rural areas of

Sheikupura District (Nankana Sahib and Ferozwala Tehsils)with the vision of economic and social empowerment of the

poor. RCDS works in the areas of microcredit, Community

Physical Infrastructure, Human Resource Development,education and health in sub-urban and rural areas of

Sheikupura District (Nankana Sahib & Ferozwala Tehsils).

The organization has an exclusive focus on poor farmers and

low-income entrepreneurs.

Mandi Faizabad, Tehsil Nankana Sahib, District Sheikupura

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Salik Development Foundation (SDF)

Introduction

Salik Development Foundation (SDF) is a partnerorganization of PPAF since Oct, 2002 and is providing

outreach in Community Physical Infrastructure (CPI) in Rural

and Urban communities of District Mardan, Distt Swabi andDistrict Peshawar. Its areas of focus are CPI, Primary

Healthcare, Primary Education, Child Rights/Child

Protection, Environmental Protection, Advocacy, Water

Supply, Sanitation, Agriculture Development and Women inDevelopment in NWFP.

Address: 2nd Floor, Baz Plaza, Malakand Road, Takht Bhai, Mardan. NWFP.Head: Mr. Jehan Zeb, PresidentPPAF Project Coordinator:

IbrahimLegalStatus: Registered under Social Welfare Act, 1961Coverage: NWFP

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Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development

Introduction

Col. Mohammad Sher Welfare and Development Society

was established back in 1991 in Mitha Tiwana, District

Khushab.Initially it was a welfare-oriented organization, but

later on, keeping in view the emerging trends, it wastransformed into a development-oriented organization and

accordingly the organization was renamed as Society for

Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) inMay 2001. SHER entered into partnership with PPAF in June,

2006.

Address: H.No. 9, Street 32, F-8/1, Islamabad.Head: Col . Mohammad Sadiq - PresidentPPAF Project Coordinator:

Javed Iqbal Bajwa Project Manager

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Participatory Integrated Development Society (PIDS)

Introduction

PIDS was established about seven years back, PIDS has

remained predominantly focused on water supply and

sanitation sector since its inception. It has worked in 11

districts of Balochistan. PIDS entered into the partnershipwith PPAF in October 2002. It has already completed three

phases successfully. During these three phases PIDS has

completed 383 CPI projects. These projects have befitted 383COs, 14,835 households and 94,368 persons.

Address: 11-A Chaman Housing Scheme, Quetta.Head: Baber Shah Khan


Baber Shah KhanLegalStatus: Registered under Societies Ordinance 1860Coverage: District Loralai, Qilla Abdullah and Kohlo.

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Sindh Agriculture Forestry Workers Coordinating

Organization (SAFWCO)

SAFWCO was established in 1986 and registered underSocieties Registration Act XXI of 1860 with Joint Stock

Companies, Hyderabad on May 30, 1993. SAFWCO started

its credit operations in 1992, with financial support fromSAPPakistan. The mission of SAFWCO is "To open up

employment and income earning opportunities and establish

sustainable social and economic institutions."

House 48/249, Cooperative Housing Society Shahdapur,District Sanghar

Mr. Suleman Abro (Executive Director)

Mr. Asghar Memon


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0235-841242, 0222-655860

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SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION & PROTECTION

OF ENVIRONMENT(SCOPE)

SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION & PROTECTIONOF ENVIRONMENT is registered under the Societies Act1860, with the registrar Joint Stock Companies and Societies,

Government of Sindh. SCOPE is also approved by the Income

Tax department as an NGO, under income tax ordinance2001. SCOPE is undertaking sustainable development

initiatives with the mission of protecting the environment at

local, national and global level, it is working towardsreversing the deterioration of environment through education,

organizing and empowering the communities, involvingexperts in sustainable development and poverty eradication.The main strategic thrust of SCOPE is to contribute its role in

shaping up of government polices within the framework of

global environment agenda. SCOPE has been using advocacy,

public awareness, research, participatory learning,networking, public interest legal actions as its tools.

D-141 (annexe), off Allama Iqbal Road, Block 2, PECHS

Karachi

Tanveer Arif Chief Executive Officer

Tanveer Arif

Registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860

Dadu & Malir (Sindh)

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SOS Childrens Village

SOS Childrens Village (Pakistan) is a private socialwelfare organization, registered under the VoluntarySocial Welfare Agencies (Registered and Control)Ordinance 1961 since September, 1975. Theorganization is dedicated to the care of orphans andabandoned children. SOSs main projects include SOSChildrens villages, SOS Rural Development Program,SOS Youth facilities, SOS Primary and Secondary leveleducation and SOSs Technical Training Institutes andHealth Centers. SOS started working in the area of

Rural Development and Uplift in collaboration withUNDP in 1990. The main objectives of the programinclude the eradication of poverty while addressing theroot causes and to promote the democratic norms in thesociety. SOS has so far completed 43 CPI projects witha total cost of Rs. 10.727 million and with a communitycontribution of over Rs. 1.0 million. These projectsbenefited 60 community organizations, around 3000households and over 21000 persons.

SOS Childrens Village, Near Ghulab Devi

Hospital,Ferozepur Road, Lahore.

Mrs. Souriya Anwar President

Mrs. Ghazala Rehman

Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies, Reg. & Control Act

1961

District Kasur

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Strengthening Participatory Organization

Introduction

SPO is a non government not for profit organization with a

mission to strengthen rural and urban CBOs to assist poor and

disadvantaged communities to achieve their goals forsustainable development. SPO is now also involved in

community infrastructure development in districts Sukkur,

Khairpur, Ghotki, Shikarpur and Jacobabad in Sindhprovince. SPO entered into partnership with PPAF on July,

2005.

Address: H.No. 429, Street 11, F-10/2, Islamabad.Head: Harris Khalique (Chief Executive)PPAF Project Coordinator:

Nighat Rafaque

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Sindh Rural Support Organization (SRSO)

Introduction

SRSO is part of the Rural Support Programs Network and is

the provincial RSP providing integrated services in micro

credit, infrastructure and education, working at grass root

level on provincial level. SRSO is involved in communityinfrastructure development in seven districts of Sindh

province (Sukkur, Khairpur, Ghotki, Shikarpur, Jacobabad,

Shahdadkot and Nosheroferoz) since 2002. They haveimplemented 50 infrastructure projects in view of the need of

the communities. These projects mainly include; Drinking

Water Supply, Sanitation and Irrigation. Total cost of theseprojects is Rs. 25.495 million. These projects are planned to

benefit 3,260 households and 22,710 persons.

Address: 34-B, Hamdard Cooperative Housing Society, Airport Road, Sukkur.Head: M. Nazar Memon (Chief Executive)PPAF Project Coordinator:

Yar Mohammad BozdarLegalStatus: Registered under Companies Ordinance 1984.Coverage: District Sukkur, Khairpur, Ghotki, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Shahdadkot and Nosheroferoz.

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Sarhad Rural Support Programme

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SRSP is working in 10 districts of NWFP namely Kohat,

Hangu, Abbottabad, Nowshera, Haripur, Battagram, and

Charsadda since 1991. SRSP has been actively working in

developing institutional and technical models for povertyalleviation and sustainable & equitable development along

with effort to raise the income and quality of life of poor.

SRSP is working with PPAF mainly under CPI, CED &Capacity Building components

Address: 129 Defense Officers Colony, Street No, 8, Peshawar.Head: Masood-ul-Mulk Chief Executive Officer


Ikram Ullah Jan Programme Manager-HIDLegalStatus: Registered as private company under section 42 of the Companies Ordinance act 1984 vide

registration # P-00337 of 1989-90

Coverage: Rural. Working in 10 Districts of N.W.F.P and 22 Field Offices (Supported by PPAF)Clientele: Men and Women

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Save The Poor (STP)

Save the Poor (STP) was established in 2002 as an offshoot ofTaraqee Trust (TT). After separation from TT in February2004, it was registered in April 2004 as a non-government

organization under Social Welfare Agencies (Registration &

Control) Ordinance 1961. STP started its microcredit program

(based on Grameen Credit Model) around Quetta city in early2003. The organization is mandated to empower the voiceless

and under privileged poor, especially women to have access to

social and economic amenities and facilities in Balochistan.

A-3, Street 02, Kakar Town near Wisdom Public School,

Samungli Road Quetta.

Mohammad Iqbal Panezai

Mohammad Iqbal Panezai

Registration & Control ordinance 1961

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Swabi Women Welfare Society (SWWS)

Swabi Women Welfare Society (SWWS) was established in1991 and was registered on 26 November 1992 as a non-government organization, based at Nawan Kalley (renamed as

Kernal Sher Kalley), working in Swabi District.SWWSs

vision is to improve socio-economic status of people

(disadvantaged group including unskilled, skilled & semi-skilled rural poor both male & female of target area) and

actively involve them in development activities and in the

process of social change. SWWS has spread its presentmicrocredit program to 32 villages in the rural areas of Swabi

District.

Sirajpur, Kernal Sher Kalley, Swabi

Ms. Zakia Ikram (President)

Mr. Javed Akhtar (Executive Director)

Registration & Control Act 1961

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Taraqee Foundation (TF)

Taraqee Foundation, registered under Section 42 of theCompanies Ordinance in July 2002, is the successor ofTaraqee Trust (TT). TT was established with the view to

improve the quality of life of the people of Balochistan.TT

started its operations in the field of low cost sanitation in 1994

and credit operations were started in 1996. The activitiesundertaken are capacity development, community physical

infrastructure, microcredit and education. Microcredit is being

provided in Quetta, Naseerabad & Jafferabad districts andinfrastructure in Pishin, Naseerabad & Qilla Saifullah

House No. 9B, Chaman Housing Scheme, Airport RoadQuetta.

Mr. Amjad Rashid (Chief Executive)

Mr. Mohammad Arshad

Societies Registration Act, 1860

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Thardeep Rural Development Program (TRDP)

The Thardeep Rural Development Project is registered underthe Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860 in July 1998 withthe Joint Stock Companies, Hyderabad. TRDP is the major

provider of integrated services to communities residing in the

south eastern arid zone of Sind (Tharparkar).

The mission of TRDP is "To achieve its vision ofsustainability through mobilizing and equipping the

community with the necessary skills."

Near Dargah Hussain Shah Siran, Mithi, Tharparkar

Dr. Sono Khangrani (Chief Executive Officer)

Mr. Narumal (GM Finance & Accounts)

Societies Registration Act 1860

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Village Friends Organization (VFO)

Village Friends organization (VFO) was established in 1988as a local initiative to check river erosion by implementingflood protection works. The organization was registered in

1993 under Societies Registration Act 1860. VFO is a non-

profit, non governmental organization whose main purpose is

to assist the people particularly those who are lacking skilland potential to do so. VFO has been involved in the areas of

Agriculture, Physical Infrastructure, Micro-credit, Community

Health, Education, Forestry and Advocacy. The organizationalso worked for Disaster Mitigation by implementing flood

protection works, preparing the communities for the disaster

mitigation activities. VFO has so far implemented 44 physicalinfrastructure projects. These projects have benefited 38

community organizations (COs) including 10 women

organizations and 482 households.

House No. 148, Street 48, F 11 /3. Islamabad.

Niaz Ahmad Kathia - President


District Khanewal, ICT, Islamabad

051-2113136

[email protected]


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WOMEN SOCIAL ORGANIZATION (WSO)

WSO is an emerging women focused non-governmental organization active in MuzaffargarhDistrict since 1986. WSO was registered on 8th September 1986 as a non-government organization

working in the suburbs of Muzaffargarh City. The organization is registered with the AssistantDirector Social Welfare & Women Development Muzaffargarh under Voluntary Social Welfare

Agencies (Registration & Control Ordinance) XLVI-1961.WSOs vision is that the women of the South Punjab will have freedom, ownership, honour andaccess to resources and guide others in society.

Saeed Avenue, H # 1, St # 7, Near Police Line, Ali Pur Road,P.O.Box # 19, Muzaffargarh

Dr. Muhammad Ali (Executive Director)

Ms. Humaira Naz

Registration & Control Ordinance XLVI-1961

Sub-Urban

Women

0662- 426736

0662-426736

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WOMEN WELFARE ORGANIZATION POONCH

(WWOP)

Women Welfare Organization Poonch (WWOP) grew from a community based organization ofrural women formed and developed by NRSP in early 1994. It was established at the village

Saracha in 1995 and was registered on 10th December, 1996 as a non-government organization,presently working in Rawalakot Tehsil of Poonch District.WWOPs vision is that the women of the area are empowered socially & economically and guide

others in society.WWOP initiated its credit program for the area women in 1994 with the support from NRSP.

Village Saracha, Post Office Paniola, Tehsil Rawalakot,District Poonch AJK

Sayyada Najma Shakoor (President)

Sayyada Najma Shakoor

Social Welfare Agencies (Registration & Control) Ordinance-

XLVI-1961

Rural

Women & Men

058770-42863

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Young Pioneers Society (YPS)

Young Pioneers Society (YPS) started its activities in 1980

but was registered on April 22, 1981 as a non-governmentorganization working in District T.T. Singh. The organization

is registered with the Deputy Director Social Welfare &

Women Development Sargodha under Voluntary SocialWelfare Agencies (Registration & Control Ordinance) XLVI-

1961.

The mission of YPS is to establish self-sustained communitybased organizations at grass-root level and help target group

members to take joint action to solve their individual and

common problems.

Chak No. 333/ J.B, Tehsil Gojra, District TobaTek Singh.

Prof. Abdul Ghaffar (Chief Executive)

Prof. Abdul Ghaffar

Registration & Control Ordinance, 1961

Rural

Men & Women

0463560589

0463-560940

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Documents

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