Annual Report 2022-2023

Awaz Foundation Pakistan: Centre for Development Services (AWAZCDS) is a non-for profit, non- governmental and non-political organization, striving for the socio- economic development and political empowerment of the vulnerable populations- especially women and young people across Pakistan. The organization is registered under Societies Act 1860 and contributing rigorously in the development of the country since 1995. The organization has implemented successfully 73 programs on different themes i.e Health, Education, Peace, Social Mobilization, WASH, CSOs capacity strengthening and networking, Disaster Risk Reduction, livelihood, Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals. AwazCDS follows rights based and evidence based approaches for sustainable development and poverty alleviation. AwazCDS strives towards achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2015-2030. As a member of United Nations’ Social and Economic Council (UNECOSOC) and several other global and regional networks, AwazCDS has emerged as a strong voice representing marginalized communities and socially excluded groups like PWDs, RMs, WHFs’ TGs, etc. AwazCDS policy research and advocacy indoctrination covers the whole country including all provinces i.e Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhaw, Punjab Sindh and regions AJ & K and GB. All the program interventions are coordinated and managed through its central office National Secretariat in Islamabad.

Social Protection Survey Report

Social protection is an essential strategy for promoting inclusive and sustainable development, especially in developing countries like Pakistan, where poverty, inequality, and vulnerability are prevalent. Social protection refers to policies and programs that aim to prevent individuals and households from falling into poverty, vulnerability, and exclusion. Social protection programs can take many forms, including cash transfers, food assistance, health care, education, and employment services. In recent years, Pakistan has made significant efforts to improve the coverage and effectiveness of social protection programs. However, the country still faces many challenges in this area.

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Charter of Democracy 2.0

Pakistan has a chequered political history replete with phases of weak democratic dispensations, four democratic disruptions, and numerous hybrid experimentations. However, the people of Pakistan have never abandoned their dreams, desires and aspirations to be governed democratically through their elected representatives and parliamentary institutions.