She is PhD in linguistics and currently working as Principal of Government Institute of Commerce for Women D G Khan She is a renowned social worker, debater, writer and poet in the academic circles of Southern Punjab. She has written various short story books. She remained teacher at Indus International University. Contact: rashida_qazi@yahoo.com or info@awazcds.org.pk
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Women Economic Empowerment through Community Infrastructure Improvement project (WEE-CIIP) AWAZ Foundation Pakistan: center for Development services is implementing Women Economic Empowerment – Community Infrastructure improvement Project WEE-CIIP since May 2010. The project is focused to support the economic and social empowerment of disadvantaged rural women in selected 50 Union Councils of four districts of south Punjab
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Title: “Unite for Body Rights (UFBR)” locally given name “Parwan”. Duration: 2011-2015 Main objective and deliverables: During the successful implementation of Program of Hamara Kal, Awaz initiated a new program “Unite For Body Rights (UFBR)” in District Multan to contribute towards improving basic human rights and health status of adolescents in Pakistan, it is a
Awaz Foundation – Pakistan with the help of its Funding Partner Care International is initiating a project to enhance socio-economic development in Punjab, focusing on youth and rural women. Awaz Foundation will implement this project as it is leading community development non-governmental organizations having extensive experience in the designing and implementation of community based economic
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PEFSA-IV is designed to address the acute food security situation and unmet needs in flood affected areas of 2011 and 2012. More specifically, project will assist 2012 floods affected districts with cash provisions, mainly conditional cash grants and cash for work, to cover immediate food needs, protect assets and dietary diversity for the most nutritionally
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Educating Girls Transforming Communities (EGTC) Project is being implemented by AWAZ Foundation Pakistan: Centre for Development Services in district Muzaffargarh. The project is focused on all girls high, middle schools & 7% girls’ primary schools of district Muzaffargarh. The ultimate goal of EGTC project is to increase the girls’ retention in schools of district Muzaffargarh.
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The year 2010-11 was very difficult year for communities of South Punjab, as they faced one of the history’s worst floods. During the reporting period, a total of 75 male and 62 female flood-affected Vaseb Development Committees (VDCs) re-established their offices and revived their functionality partially. These VDCs also recovered their organizational documentations. Most of
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Awaz Foundation Pakistan; Centre for Development Services has been implemented Social Mobilization Project on 30 June, 2011 in 4 rural Union Councils of District Multan with coordination and support of Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund Islamabad. The Social Mobilization Project (Phase III) in new 4 rural Union Councils U/C- 83 Billi wala, U/C- 84 Kabir pur,
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STAEP (Supporting Transparency Accountability & Electoral Processes in Pakistan) is a project run by FAFEN (Free & Fair Election Network) in collaboration with its partner organizations all over the Pakistan. The STAEP project is being implemented by AWAZCDS in two districts Bahawalpur and Muzaffargarh in eight constituencies; NA-183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 178, 179 and
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AwazCDS Pakistan has been experimenting community-driven innovation approaches to development since 1995. Unlike other civil society organization, the Foundation was not an outcome of sudden disaster. it was founded by a group of well-educated youth activists who were politically enlightened and realized that they own a great deal of returm to the society at large.
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