Project Archive (2004–2026)
Filterable database of 18 completed and active field initiatives delivered in partnership with international donors, UN agencies, and grassroots CBO networks.
Filterable database of 18 completed and active field initiatives delivered in partnership with international donors, UN agencies, and grassroots CBO networks.
Constructing 150 low-cost disaster-resilient shelter units and installing 80 deep handpumps in flood-vulnerable Union Councils.
Utilizing indigenous Sindhi Natak Mandali street theater as a cultural tool for interfaith harmony, anti-extremism, and youth peacebuilding.
Distributing livestock (goats/cows), sewing machines, and micro-shop inventory starter toolkits to vulnerable women-headed households.
Rapid emergency shelter kit and dignity pack deployment during the catastrophic 2022 monsoon flood disaster in Northern Sindh.
Establishing 12 Child-Friendly Spaces providing psychosocial support, recreational activities, and protection screening for flood-displaced children.
Deploying trained non-partisan observers across 250 polling stations and conducting voter registration drives for rural women.
Providing certified technical trade training in electric work, tailoring, and computer applications for unemployed rural youth.
Forming localized Peace Councils comprising local elders, teachers, and religious scholars to resolve inter-tribal disputes peacefully.
Reopening non-functional ghost schools, hiring female community teachers, and enrolling out-of-school girls in rural Union Councils.
Rebuilding 400 destroyed shelters and installing 120 communal handpumps following the devastation of the 2011 Sindh floods.
Operation of 4 mobile emergency medical teams, cooked food kitchens, and clean water tankers during the 2010 Pakistan Super Floods.
District-wide legal awareness campaign highlighting the Sindh Child Marriage Restraint Act among nikah registrars and village elders.
Capacity training in financial management, project proposal writing, and governance for 40 grassroots Community-Based Organizations.
Setting up a community maternal health clinic equipped with female medical officers and free prescription medications.
Establishing women artisan cooperatives to market traditional Sindhi Rilli patchwork quilts and hand-embroidery to urban markets.
Installing 60 deep communal handpumps in drought-prone villages in Northern Sindh.
Legal literacy and tenancy rights awareness workshops for landless sharecroppers (Haris) under the Sindh Tenancy Act.
Initial mobilization of 15 community organizations in Shikarpur district to form the foundation of DIN Pakistan.