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Served Beneficiaries in Partnership with Orangi Pilot Project.

Orangi Pilot Project (OPP) was set up in 1980 by the renowned Social Scientist Dr. Akhtar Hameed Khan to engender, among the poor, in the vast informal settlements of Pakistan, the spirit of acquiring housing, sanitation, clean water, education, health, food security, and livelihood through a community-based approach. The Organization began its work in Orangi which at the time, with a population of 0.8 million, was considered Asia’s largest squatter settlement.

OPP-RTI, the Research and Training Institute of the Orangi Pilot Project, oversees various essential programs aimed at improving the lives of the community. These programs encompass low-cost sanitation, housing and secure housing support, education, and the emerging water supply initiatives. Additionally, OPP-RTI manages women’s savings programs and conducts relevant research and training activities. Furthermore, the institute takes on rehabilitation projects for earthquake and flood-affected areas, highlighting its commitment to holistic community development

Improved Disaster Resistant Living Conditions of Flood Affected Families in Dadu.

Provided Roofing kits to 425 households with 2,625 individuals.
Sector: Humanitarian Assistance in Disasters. 2012 - 2013

Village Development Program

Served 301 Village Committee Members/ HH, with 1,796 souls
Sector: Cross Cutting
District: Dadu.
August 2012 - July 2014

Temporary Learning Schools Establishment.

Provided Quality Education 950 students (including girls and boys)
Sector: Education (HAD) 2011 - 2013
District: Dadu