2. Founder’s Message.............................................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................4
Summary Of Interventions (2011-12).................................................................................................5
Summary Of Interventions (2011-2012).............................................................................................6
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT and YOUTH SOCIAL ENTERPRENEURSHIP: .......................8
POVERTY ALLEVIATION: .................................................................................................................9
EDUCATION is SOLUTION ............................................................................................................10
WASH and HEALTH .......................................................................................................................11
HUMANITARIAN ACTIONS ...........................................................................................................12
HUMANITARIAN ACTIONS ................................................................................................................13
SEASONAL PROJECTS: .......................................................................................................................14
Honors & Awards..............................................................................................................................15
Our Partnership.................................................................................................................................16
Find us:..............................................................................................................................................17
Contents
3. During the last two years TNW beneficiaries list has exceeded 300,000. To reach this figure we
enjoyed generous support from our donor organizations (Mainly Light House Association from
Turkey), individual philanthropists and volunteers. While two years overview is being launched
I find it suitable occasion to extend my best wishes and note of thanks to all concerned
stakeholders. Here I also appreciate my colleagues and partners who always stood with me and
worked at their maximum potential for the cause of humanity.
During this period government departments also were in best
coordination with us and their facilitation made the task easy and
effective. Above all, the blessings from Allah SWT enabled me to
execute smoothly and safely. I am still looking for continued taufiq
from Allah SWT, cooperation from colleagues’ guidance from
seniors and support from the government line departments and
trust from donors to lessen the sufferings of neglected segments of
the society.
FOUNDER’S MESSAGE
4. A Journey from e-networking to humanitarian & development set up
July 2009 “THE NGO WORLD” (TNW) was initiated as an online forum of NGO sector professionals for
sharing activities, knowledge, best practices, success stories, case studies, job & training
opportunities and achievements. During floods Pakistan 2010 it also started humanitarian
operations and managing development projects by getting registered as The NGO World Foundation
(briefly called TNW Foundation). Now TNW joins hands with government functionaries, line
departments, INGOs, UN agencies & other key aid agencies besides drawing its strength from
communities’ active involvement in need driven development process through a participatory
development initiative & community based interventions etc. Within the limits of available resources
TNW also respond to human sufferings in emergency and disastrous situations anywhere all over the
Pakistan regardless race, gender, ethnicity, class, location, religion, color, cultural diversity and social
background; with special focus in the areas where massive population living below the poverty line”.
Vision
Live for others
Mission
To create a meaningful difference in economically & socially deprived people in a wide spectrum of
segments of the society while fostering development of thought, resource & livelihood, thus making
a sustainable transformation to living & assuring ultimate satisfaction of all the related stakeholders
during the course of every undertaking”
Core Programs: TNW operates in following areas on priority;
Professional Development & Youth Social Entrepreneurship
Poverty Alleviation (NRM) Barkat projects
Education and vocational skills
WASH and Health
Humanitarian Actions & Seasonal Programs
INTRODUCTION
5. Sr Project/Intervention Program/Sector Partnership Beneficiaries Location
1
Social Media
Networking for results
Professional
Development
TNW 40,000 Around the globe
2
Professional Trainings
and Capacity Building
Professional
Development
HANDS, YES 200 Whole Pakistan
3
Youth Leadership
Development
Professional
Development
YES 130 South Punjab
4
Rida Girls Education
and Skills Project
Education & Literacy DF 80 Khanewal
5
Rehabilitation of
Feeder Schools
Education & Literacy DF, NCHD 1225 Layyah
6
Support to Deserving
Students
Education & Literacy DF 2464
Khanewal, Layyah,
Muzaffargarh, jhang
7
Adult Literacy Centers
and Awarness
Education & Literacy DF, NCHD 105 Khanewal, Layyah
8
Revival of Home
Based Carpet Industry
Livelihood
(Poverty Alleviation)
DF 2800 Layyah
9
Barkat Project
(Livestock)
Livelihood
(Poverty Alleviation)
DF, FF 1162 Khanewal
10
Biosand Filter Project
(Clean Water)
WASH/Health
DF, WASEB,
WHO
7000
Khanewal, Layyah,
Muzaffargarh, jhang
11
Hand Pumps
Installation
WASH/Health DF, NCHD 1225 Layyah
12
Permanent Latrines
and Sanitation
WASH/Health DF 1225 Layyah
Summary Of Interventions (2011-12)
6. Sr Project/Intervention Program/Sector Partnership Beneficiaries Location
13 Free Medical Camps WASH/Health DF, PMA 1500 Layyah
14 Medicine Distribution WASH/Health
DF, DWW,
PIMA
50000 South Punjab
15 Psychosocial Care WASH/Health
Basic Needs,
HANDS
100 Layyah
16 Homes for Homeless
Humanitarian Support
(Shelter)
DF 1610
Layyah,
Muzaffargarh
17
Ramazan and Eid
Gifts
Humanitarian Support
(Seasonal Program)
DF 10000
Khanewal, Layyah,
Muzaffargarh, jhang
18 Qurbani Project
Humanitarian Support
(Seasonal Program)
DF 156292
Khanewal, Layyah,
Muzaffargarh, jhang
19
Food items
Distribution
Humanitarian Support
(Relief)
DF 5250
Khanewal, Layyah,
Muzaffargarh, jhang
20 NFIs Distribution
Humanitarian Support
(Relief)
DF 53977
Khanewal, Layyah,
Muzaffargarh, jhang
21 Little Acts of kindness
Humanitarian Support
(Seasonal Program)
DF 100
Khanewal, Layyah,
Muzaffargarh, jhang
22 Jahez Packages
Humanitarian Support
(Seasonal Program)
DF 30
Layyah,
Muzaffargarh
23
Fodder Seed
Distribution
Humanitarian Support
(Agriculture and
livestock)
Pioneer Seeds 14000 Rajanpur
24
Reconstruction of
Masjid
Humanitarian support
(Shelter)
DF 7000 Muzaffargarh
Summary Of Interventions (2011-2012)
8. TNW has been managing training workshops on the topics related to;
Clean water issues and solutions
Youth Social Entrepreneurship and leadership development
Social Mobilization & Community Development
Poverty alleviation models
Effective Use of Social Media and networking
Effective NGO management
Awareness and social development
The main goal of this program is to create cadre of leaned and professionally well equipped folks (youth,
professionals & community activists) who could play the role for social well being with better
performance. Under this umbrella program we try to manage the things which are affordable to all
segments of society without compromising on quality of deliverables.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND YOUTH SOCIAL
ENTERPRENEURSHIP: During the years we have been able to convey
the required information & knowledge to more than 25000 people.
9. v
POVERTY ALLEVIATION: TNW initiates intervention about Poverty
Alleviation & rural development under title “BARKAT” (Blessing/enhanced). NRM, agri
extension and entrepreneurship development are taken as key of success regarding
people’s uplift.
Poverty Alleviation is actually the key thrust for a deprived economy like Pakistan where 40 % of peopulation lives
below poverty line. TNW has launched a Mudarbah based Islamic Microfinance project (Barkat) in UCs
Monganwala, Kohiwala & Okanwala of Tehsil Kabeerwala of District Khanewal Pakistan. In pilot phase
the organization has started distributing 100 cows and 200 goats’ among the poor livestock farming
groups, women and youth of the area to sustain their livelihoods and to make them productive
entrepreneurs. This one model has following major activities;
1) Situation analysis & need assessment
2) Social mobilization (community organization)
3) Animals handing over to screened beneficiaries
4) Extension services (Trainings & awareness)
5) Treatment and artificial insemination
6) Monitoring evaluation and reporting
10. EDUCATION IS SOLUTION TNW believes that education is the best
solution of all social issues prevailing in the underserved & oppressed societies.
Awareness, opportunities, quality and support are key components of our initiatives
regarding education as solution
TNW has successfully planned and executed activities to support the cause of educational support to the
target communities. Here is list of interventions which are established with support of stakeholders;
Flood 2010 devastated 22 Feeder Schools in Layyah district creating problem for 1225 boys & girls. TNW took
the responsibility to rebuild these schools and REVIVE education journey of the students of far off areas. Along
with building related facilities like, WASH furniture, stationary and bags were also provided. 3000 flood affected
students were also given gifts comprised of their daily needs.
Under imitative “RIDA” 100 girls are getting education above matriculation level. Some of these are those girls
who have restarted their education as they had terminated the process after completing 10th class a few years
back due to unavailability of local facility and resources to move to nearby cities for this purpose.
Under initiative “ZEST” poor students are identified and given talent scholarship to help them continue their
educational journey until they are able to contribute towards the uplift of their own families and influenced
ones.
Provision of VOCATIONAL SKILLS to the girls/women to generate income is another important segment of
TNW educational interventions.
11. WASH AND HEALTH critical situation of health facilities along with poor
WASH conditions is contributing negatively towards social development of the country.
Only unsafe water is causing around 50% diseases in Pakistan
TNW is continuously taking initiatives to improve poor people’s health by creating awareness about
health & hygiene and implementing schemes for clean water and better sanitation conditions. Seminars
and conferences, , celebrating World water Day to raise awareness, about clean drinking water and
sanitation conditions
Promotion of Biosand Water Filter(BSF) technology (trainings and installation) as a solution of safe drinking
water. Trainings to the practitioners, professionals, students, volunteers and academia about BSF technology,
installation and use.
During floods Pakistan 2010 TNW installed 1000 biosand water filters among affected families, installed 22 hand
pumps at school, constructed 42 permanent latrines and developed a proper low cost sanitation system in Light
House model village district Layyah
Free medical camps to provide opportunities to the poor people to consult qualified doctors about their health
issues and get free medicine. 1000s poor patients has been supported in these free camps especially during
disaster.
In Layyah TNW completed a pilot project of providing psycho social care to the 100 mentally ill people especially
due to stress of disaster.
12. HUMANITARIAN ACTIONS Calamity & Disasters require a lot of
attention, hard work, dedication & passion to help the affected ones. TNW has been
fully engage during & after devastating floods Pakistan 2010 and successfully completed
projects on relief, early recovery and rehabilitation.
TNW launched this program by responding devastating floods Pakistan 2010 during which almost one-
fifth of Pakistan's total land area was underwater. According to Pakistani government data the floods
directly affected about 20 million people, Following projects were completed successfully
TNW distributed around 230,000 relief item (food & non food) of 350 types among more than 7711 affected
families on 72 affected locations southern Punjab districts.
Restoration of Carpet Weaver’s Livelihood: Layyah (UC Kotla Haji Shah) 263 units of small scale household carpet
industry were destroyed. TNW launched and successfully completed the project for restoration of primary source
of income of 1200 affected families by constructing the carpet weaving sheds.
Installation of 1000 biosand water filters ensuring provision of clean water to 7000 flood affected people
Construction of homes to provide permanent shelter to 220 families who lost their roof during the disaster
including establishment of two small model villages
13. HUMANITARIAN ACTIONS
Calamity & Disasters require a lot of attention, hard work, dedication & passion to
help the affected ones. TNW has been fully engage during & after devastating floods
Pakistan 2010 and successfully completed projects on relief, early recovery and
rehabilitation.
TNW launched this program by responding devastating floods Pakistan 2010 during which
almost one-fifth of Pakistan's total land area was underwater. According to Pakistani
government data the floods directly affected about 20 million people, Following projects were
completed successfully
1. TNW distributed around 230,000 relief item (food & non food) of 350 types among
more than 7711 affected families on 72 affected locations southern Punjab districts.
2. Restoration of Carpet Weaver’s Livelihood: Layyah (UC Kotla Haji Shah) 263 units of
small scale household carpet industry were destroyed. TNW launched and successfully
completed the project for restoration of primary source of income of 1200 affected
families by constructing the carpet weaving sheds.
3. Installation of 1000 biosand water filters ensuring provision of clean water to 7000
flood affected people
4. Construction of homes to provide permanent shelter to 220 families who lost their roof
during the disaster including establishment of two small model villages
RAMZAN & QURBANI PROJECTS:
During the holy month of Ramazan 2011 & 12, TNW identified the most deserving families
including widows, orphans and disables and provided them food/ration packs to include them
in happy moments of Ramzan and Eid ul fitr. In this project TNW provided Ramzan & eid gits to
679 in 2011 and 543 in 2012 deserving families. Along with rations packages TNW distributes
clothes and eid gifts among orphans and manage Aftar program. Iftar programs for poor and
orphans were also managed.
Sacrifice, commonly known as Qurbani, means slaughter of an animal in the name of Allah on
the 10th, 11th or 12th of the Islamic month of Zil Hijjah. The purpose of this act was to fulfill
Sunnat e Ibrahimi and to help the poor flood affected people and other underserved
communities. In these occasions more than poor 20000 families were provided meat to include
them in happy moments of eid and bring smile on their faces.
14. SEASONAL PROJECTS: TNW with support of donors and philanthropists
respond to disasters and extends support to the most deserving and underserved families on
different occasions (festivals and Eids). The purpose of such support initiatives is to include
these segments of society in moments of happiness
RAMAZAN PROJECT
During the holy month of Ramazan 2011 & 12, TNW identified the most deserving families including widows,
orphans and disables and provided them food/ration packs to include them in happy moments of Ramzan and
Eid ul fitr. In this project TNW provided Ramzan & eid gits to 679 in 2011 and 543 in 2012 deserving families.
Along with rations packages TNW distributes clothes and eid gifts among orphans and manage Aftar program.
Iftar programs for poor and orphans were also managed
QURBANI PROJECT
Sacrifice, commonly known as Qurbani, means slaughter of an animal in the name of Allah on the 10th, 11th or
12th of the Islamic month of Zil Hijjah. The purpose of this act was to fulfill Sunnat e Ibrahimi and to help the
poor flood affected people and other underserved communities. In these occasions more than poor 20000
families were provided meat to include them in happy moments of eid and bring smile on their faces.
15. The humanitarian & development initiatives of “The NGO World” won appreciation and were
acknowledged at various levels. Authorities recognized TNW efforts for the cause of humanity.
Its example includes;
President Deniz Feneri (turkey) Mr. MEHMET CENGIZ awarded Founder/Executive
Director of The NGO World Foundation on best performance. He presented him a shield
during inaugural ceremony of projects on 25th of December 2011 at Layyah. Mr. Ahmad
Ali Olak (Minister Agri & livestock Punjab) and DCO Layyah were also present at the
occasion. Mr. MEHMET CENGIZ said that we are happy and thankful to The NGO World on
using funds from Turkish people in an efficient manner.
Director General of Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Punjab
acknowledges and appreciates the joint efforts of “The NGO World” and Deniz Feneri for
helping flood affected people of Layyah and Muzaffargarh districts. He issued a letter that
was presented by DCO Layyah in an Inaugural Ceremony of projects on 25th of December
2011 at Layyah.
General Manager NCHD Layyah and EDO-E Layyah forwarded appreciation towards The
NGO World on successful completion of rehabilitation process of 22 feeder schools
destroyed during floods 2010, benefiting 1225 poor school children.
During Ramadan package distribution ceremony at Layyah office, District Coordination
Officer Layyah Mr. Mushtaq Anjum acknowledged and appreciated (by writing comments)
the efforts of The NGO World for its support to flood victims of Layyah District.
Executive Director “The NGO World” was invited to deliver a case study on successful
coordination between donor and implementing partner at UN conference on LDCs (civil
society forum) Istanbul on 09-05-2011.
During Farz Foundation 2nd National Conference on Islamic Micro finance 2012 on
3rdNovember at University of Veterinary and animal Sciences (UVAS) Lahore.” Mr.
Executive Director of The NGO World presented “Barakah Project “(livestock for poverty
reduction), that was appreciated by the experts and awarded as best case study. Award
was presented by Justice Khalil ur Rahman (renowned shria advisor on Islamic Finance).
HONORS & AWARDS
16. TNW love to work in collaborations. We believe that cooperation and
collaborations can multiply the impact of projects. Sharing capacities,
knowledge, expertise and resources speed up the process of
development with better results. In last two years TNW has
established some successful collaborations and partnership with
many local, national and international organizations for the sake of
improving living standard of the target community.
1. Deniz Feneri: It is a well established Turkish organization working globally. Its main focus
is to target the disaster affected populations along with developmental initiatives. TNW is
working with DF since 2010 and completed many projects of humanitarian support in
response to floods 2010. Now both organizations have also jointly initialed interventions
for poverty alleviation.
2. Basic Needs and HANDS: Basic Needs Australia and HANDS supported TNW for
psychosocial support of mentally ill people and also we collaborate in trainings.
3. World Health Organization: With support of WHO we took initiatives to provide safe
drinking water to flood affected communities.
4. Doctors World Wide/PIMA: DWW Turkey sent a huge quantity of medicine during floods
that were distributed and used for health improvement of poor affected communities by
Pakistan Islamic Medical Association (PIMA).
5. NDMA/PDMA: TNW follows the instructions and gets NOCs from national and provincial
disaster management authorities regarding disaster response initiatives.
6. NCHD Pakistan: TNW in collaboration with National Commission for Human Development
(NCHD) is working for improving educational situation in Pakistan through Adult literacy
program and Feeder School’s project.
7. Farz Foundation: TNW is replicating Islamic Microfinance Model of Farz Foundation
Pakistan.
8. WASEB: TNW is using technical expertise of WASEB on clean water initiatives.
9. Al-Hijrah Trust: TNW plays its role along with Al-Hijrah Trust to support the cause of
“Education for Poor Talented Student”.
10. YES Pakistan: TNW is working with Youth Engagement Services Pakistan to promote
youth social entrepreneurship in Pakistan.
11. Pioneer Seed and Ramzan Farm
OUR PARTNERSHIP
17. FIND US: www.thengoworld.org
Central office 20-G, shah rukne-e-alam colony Multan. Ph# +92-61-6778562
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Field Presence
Pul Rangu, Anaytpur, Tehsil Kabirwala, District Khanewal.
Cell # +92-3346005008. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
RIDA Center: Mahni sayal, Tehsil Kabirwala, District Khanewal.
Cell # +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Qasba Gujrat: Basti chan wali, Tehsil kotadu District Muzaffargarh.
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Waryam Wala: Ch# 487/JB, Tehsil Shorkot, District Jhang.
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Light House: Basti Light House near kukarwala, Tehsil & District Layyah.
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Al-Noor Digital X-Ray center opp. THQ Melsi District Vehari
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