SAP-PK is registered as a society under Society Registration Act 1860 and has its registered office based in Lahore and has provincial presence through its staff, local partners and volunteers in all five provinces i.e. Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, Sindh and Gilgit Baltistan. It has range of partners (mostly community-based organizations) and volunteers working in 86 districts across Pakistan. It also has a range of volunteers (including male, female, girls, boys, trans persons, PWDs, minority rights activist, trade-union workers, peasants, media persons, lawyers and bar council representatives, artists, writers, media associations, youth groups, women movements and workers unions to name a few) in almost all its 86 outreach districts.
Peoples’ Actions for Climate Resilience (PACR) funded by Bread for the World (BROT) for the year 2024-2026 in 4 the most vulnerable districts (Ghotki, Rajanpur, Gawadar and D.I Khan) |
Low-cost housing for flood effectees in 5 Districts of Sindh and Balochistan with the support of IDRF Canada |
Disaster relief and rehabilitation program with International Medical Corp (IMC) in post 2010 and 2015 floods. |
Nai Basti Project funded by SAP-Canada (2008-2009) |
Relief and Recovery project funded by Terre de Hommes (TdH) (2010-2011) |
Innovative Model: Community Actions to Curb Violence Against Women and Girls (2014-2015) |
Ending Torture and ill Treatment on Women in Police Custody funded by Oxfam (2011-2013) |
Gender Justice Through Collective Community Actions funded by NCA (2010-2013) |
Ending Violence Against Women (EVAW) funded by Oxfam (2005-2007) |
We Can End Violence Campaign funded by Oxfam (2010-2012) |
Peace and Livelihood for Rural Poor (PLRP-PhaseI,II,III,IV) funded by Bread for the World (BROT) (2012-2023)
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Rural Social Development Programme (RSDP) funded by European Commission (EC) (1996-2003)
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Community Physical Infrastructure (CPI) funded by Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) (2005-2007) |
Social Development of Vulnerable Rural Communities (SDVRC) funded by PPAF (2013-2015) |
Community Support Development Programme (CSDP) funded by PPAF (2012-2015) |
Democracy and Empowered Women’ (Jamhooriat aur Baa-ikhtiar Aurat) JAZBA Project 2019-2023 funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC) |
Democratic Rights and Citizen’s Education Programme (DRCEP) funded by Asia Foundation (1999-2002) |
Strengthening Democratic Governance in Pakistan (SDGP) funded by GAC and SDC (2005-2011) |
Citizens Actions for Peace and Development (CAPD) funded by SDC (2012-2015) |
AAWAZ Voice and Accountability Programme funded by DFID/FCDO (2012-2018)
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Democracy and Human Rights Program (DHRP) funded by European Commission (EC) (2001-2003) |
Human Rights Fund (HRF) funded by The Asia Foundation (2013-2015) |
Rural Social Development Programme (RSDP) funded by EU (1996-2003) |
Pakistan NGO Support Programme funded by CIDA/GAC (1996-2003) |
Violence Against Women in Politics (VAWIP) (2005-2008) |
SAP-PK for the past ten years generally and since super floods hit Pakistan in October 2010, particularly, has contributed to alleviate sufferings of the disaster affected people. We have conducted rapid assessments, developed relief and rehabilitation programs and undertook evaluations for improvement and long-term planning, especially for women, who by all standards, are always the worst sufferers. Generally since it is a fact known to everyone that majority of the people affected by the disasters is poorest of the poor, therefore poor communities are our fundamental focus. We have raised funds for several organizations also to undertake similar operations.
Engage and mobilize community-based networks and civil society organizations advocating restructuring the state institutions and policies.
Improve the efficiency of ongoing relief and rehabilitation programs through implementing an efficient monitoring system
We would not have even crossed the first barrier if not had been guided and encouraged by hundreds of supporters living in a vulnerable situation.
We are making some progress by spreading knowledge not only to a restricted population in urban areas but we have tried to reach out to the far-flung areas where people are the victims of disasters.
By making women, transgenders, minorities, youth, and other sections of the marginalized society, politically active, SAP-Pk has played a vital role in implementing the democratic system
If we women can run the house, why can't we run the country? We will make our own political decisions.
Male, Female & Transgender
Male and Female
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Minorities