Hashoo Foundation USA Report to Medical Bridges. 12 23-09

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Our Vision “We envisage an ethical, equitable, inclusive and progressive society in which people live with dignity and have power over their own lives.” Our Mission “To enable and empower communities to be independent by facilitating equitable access to opportunities.” Goals To emphasise on serving marginalised communities particularly women, children and young people across its targeted areas. To provide ‘equitable socio-economic opportunities’ and ensure ‘inclusivity of the interventions’, without compromising on dignity of targeted communities To foster entrepreneurship in order to improve quality of life of its beneficiaries, especially young people and women and create sustainable livelihood opportunities for them.It is aimed that by 2018, HF’s targeted communities enjoy a better quality of life through greater socio- economic empowerment. To create/develop sustainable business models in its existing geographical spread and replicate the best pilot models from one geographical area to another in Pakistan. To strengthen its humanitarian response efforts and timely respond to emergencies occurrences.

Hashoo Foundation Brochure 2017

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The objective of the project is to contribute to women’s social and economic empowerment through honey bee farming training to increased their capacity and participation in Income Generation Activities (IGAs), to provide for themselves and their families, and enroll their children in school. Target Beneficiaries: Direct Beneficiaries: 20 women Indirect Beneficiaries: 140 (men, women & children) would be indirect beneficiaries of selected marginalized women family members from targeted area.

Plan Bee Project to Empower 20 Women in Chitral Proposal 10_12_2016

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This Women Empowerment through Honey Bee Farming ‘Plan Bee’ project helped improved the socio-economic status of the underprivileged people, especially the targeted beneficiaries in District Ghizer. Honey bee farming is a profitable income generating enterprise. The environment in terms of natural and manmade flora is available in abundance for more than five months of the year. It takes three to four months after the installations of the hives forthe honey bees to produced honey. The immediate earnings from the sale of honey is another important factor that contributes to economic sustainability of the beneficiaries. Output and Achievements of the Project − 18 women and 2 men identified, mobilized and trained − 70 beehives distributed − 20 production kits distributed amongst the 20 trained beneficiaries − 185 kg. (407 lbs.) honey produced and sold in local market @ PKR 1000 (US $10) per kg/lbs. by the beneficiaries − Income of PKR 185,000 (US $1,850) earned by the beneficiaries in 2015 − 64 children have access to quality education − 121 indirect beneficiaries benefited from the result of this project − Women’s involvement in decision-making has increased in their households and in their communities − Extra income was spent on health care and food

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In 2010, HF introduced the CED project in collaboration with MFi UH with the aim to provide Revolving Micro Credit Loans (RMCL) to the women beekeepers of Gilgit Baltistan (GB) Pakistan, to strengthen their honey bee business. The agreement was signed on 15th June 2010, and US $1,000 was received from the MFi UH for interest free RMC. The impact of this project was positive, with 2 women beekeepers benefited from the project by producing 180 Kg of honey to date. With the increase in the overall household income of the beneficiaries by 32%, 9 children had access to basic education and better nutrition. The CED project helped promote three of the United Nations millennium Goals (UN MDGs): eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, achieve universal primary education and promote gender and women empowerment.

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In 2010, HF introduced the CED project in collaboration with RMF with the aim to provide Revolving Micro Credit Loans (RMCL) to the women beekeepers of Gilgit Baltistan (GB) Pakistan, to strengthen their honey bee business. The agreement was signed on 25th January 2010, and US $4,200 was received from RMF for interest free RMCL The impact of this project was positive, with 15 women beekeepers benefited from the project by producing 416 Kg of honey to date. With the increase in the overall household income of the beneficiaries by 25%, 63 children had access to basic education and better nutrition. The CED project helped promote three of the United Nations millennium Goals (UN MDGs): eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, achieve universal primary education and promote gender and women empowerment.

Credit & Enterprise Development (CED) Final Report For Rice MicroFinance (RMF)

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In 2010, HF introduced this project the CED project in collaboration with UST SEP with the aim to provide micro loans to the women beekeepers of Gilgit Baltistan (GB) Pakistan, to strengthen their honey bee business. The initial agreement was signed on 16th February 2010, and was subsequently extended. Resultantly, HF received US $9,970 from UST SEP, with US $3,000 on 21st February 2013, and US $3,000 on 25th March 2015, respectively as an additional amount, thereby, making a total loan of amount US $15,970 for interest free RMCL. The impact of this project was positive, with 40 women beekeepers benefited from the project by producing 2,400 Kg of honey to date. With the increase in the overall household income of the beneficiaries by 39%, 140 children had access to basic education and better nutrition. The CED project helped promote three of the United Nations millennium Goals (UN MDGs): eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, achieve universal primary education and promote gender and women empowerment.

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"Plan Bee" Empowered 1,116 Women in Honey Bee Farming by Kamal 2015

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Rotary Book of the World Completion Report Containers 3 & 4 summarizes the distribution of 103,873 books and educational materials donated by Rotary to help improve literacy efforts in Pakistan. Hashoo Foundation and the Rotary Clubs of Islamabad Margalla and Rawalpindi distributed the books to 115 educational institutions, organizations, libraries and community reading rooms across Pakistan. The books are a charity donation by USA and Canadian citizens to aid literacy efforts in Pakistan. The Second Wind Foundation and Rotary Books for the World is the network by which these donations are transferred from the donors to the Hashoo Foundation and the Rotary Clubs of Islamabad Margalla and Rawalpindi, which agreed to distribute the books to the selected schools and institutions across Pakistan without charges.

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