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Rural Social Development Programme - Pakistan

Country

Pakistan

Regions

Global, South Asia

Programme Summary


Rural Social Development Programme (RSDP) is an NGO strengthening Programme. They work with five major, indigenous NGOs in Pakistan to support smaller NGOs/CBOs and projects. The overall goal is to increase access to social services in the rural and semi- rural areas of Pakistan with a particular focus on women.

Communication Strategies



Sectorially they cover three main areas of focus: PHC, Basic Education and Reproductive Health. The Programme is intended to foster: institutional development, capacity building, training/human resource development, networking and collaboration with the public sector where appropriate.

Development Issues



Women, health and nutrition, family planning, education, economic development, social services.

Key Points



The main focus of the Programme is capacity building, institutional strengthening, technical assistance, training, networking and collaboration with public and private sector with the five partner organisations and through them to smaller NGOs/CBOs and civil society organisations at grassroots level. Also funding for projects with smaller NGOs/CBOs. The overall aim is to increase access to social services for rural communities with the emphasis on women.

Partners



Funded by the EC, partners are: Trust for Voluntary Organisations (TVO) based in Islamabad, Pakistan, Strengthening Participatory Organisations (SPO) based in Islamabad, South Asia Partnership-PK (SAP-PK) based in Lahore, Pakistan, NGO Resource Centre (NGORC) based in Karachi, Pakistan, Shirkat Gah (SG) based in Lahore, Pakistan.

Contact


Madeline Wright, Programme Coordinator, Rural Social Development Programme, 196a Street 36, F10/1, Islamabad, Pakistan. Phone/f

Madeline Wright, Programme Coordinator, Rural Social Development Programme, 196a Street 36, F10/1, Islamabad, Pakistan. Phone/fax 92-051-212970/214126; e-mail: mandy@mail.comsats.net.pk

Source

Letter from Madeline Wright to The Communication Initiative.


Placed on the Communication Initiative site September 14 2000
Last Updated May 01 2002


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For further details, please contact me.
Sawar Khan
Chairman, MRDO
(+92 300 9056768)
Movement for Rural Development Organization (MRDO)
{Registration No. 1464/5/5758}Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 N.W.F.P
Peshawar Pakistan.

Head Office MRDO: Lal Muhammad Khan Town The Fazl-e-Haq College Road Mardan
N.W.F.P Pakistan.
Ph: (+92 937) 863933

Website: www.mrdo.org.pk
e-mail: info@mrdo.org.pk,mrdopak@gmail.com

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