Economic Empowerment Through Production Cum Training Centers (PTCs)
Introduction
This report provides an overview of a transformative project implemented by Maan-e-Muskan, in partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP), to empower vulnerable women in Quetta. The initiative sought to enable these women to break free from dependency on cash transfers by equipping them with the skills, resources, and support needed to establish sustainable income-generating activities, fostering long-term self-reliance and economic stability.
Key Objectives
- Empower 200 female cash transfer recipients from vulnerable households in and around Quetta.
- Foster economic self-sufficiency among women through targeted support and interventions.
- Provide comprehensive training, mentorship, and linkages to enhance skills and opportunities.
- Establish sustainable social enterprises in the form of Production cum Training Centers (PTCs).
- Offer tailored services to the community through PTCs to address local needs.
- Generate revenue to ensure the long-term self-sustainability of the PTCs.
Activities and Implementation
Progress and Impact
Phase 2 Progress
Establishing Sustainable Enterprises
Beneficiary Transformation
Long-Term Impact and Support
Conclusion
Maan-e-Muskan’s initiative, in partnership with the WFP, has been instrumental in empowering vulnerable women in Quetta. By focusing on training, mentorship, and the establishment of sustainable social enterprises, the project has facilitated the transition from dependence on aid to economic self-sufficiency.
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