Impact Stories
From Cash Transfers to Confidence: A Woman’s Journey
When Parveen, a resident of Nushki, first joined the WE-LED 3.0 program, she was dependent on sporadic cash transfers to make ends meet. Through the program’s stitching and embroidery training at a local PTC, Parveen not only learned market-relevant skills but also gained the confidence to start her own small business. With the seed funds provided, she began creating and selling intricate embroidered garments. Today, Parveen tracks her finances, plans her business growth, and proudly supports her family with a stable income.
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Empowering a Woman in Agriculture: A Story of Resilience
In rural Okara, Fatima represents the untapped potential of women in Pakistan’s agricultural sector. Through focus group discussions under the CABI project, she shared her struggles of limited access to resources and opportunities, which hindered her contributions to farming. The program introduced her to new methods of sustainable farming and offered insights into resource management, sparking her resolve to advocate for equitable access within her community. Today, Fatima leads discussions in her village, fostering awareness and empowering other women to embrace their roles as vital agricultural stakeholders.
Explore the CABI project’s detailed initiatives and its impact on women in agriculture – view project details here
Uplifting Women and Persons with Disabilities: Paths to Independence
In the heart of Quetta, Ayesha, a participant in the WE-LED program, began her journey from financial dependence to economic self-reliance. Guided by Champions of Change within her Common Interest Group, she mastered market-led skills and launched her micro-enterprise. Meanwhile, through the PWD-LED program, Saleem, a young man with a disability, gained access to skills training and resources that allowed him to start a small tailoring business. Both programs not only equipped participants with income-generating opportunities but also fostered a sense of belonging and confidence in their abilities to overcome challenges.
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A Step Towards Economic Self-Sufficiency - From Dependency to Enterprise
Asma, a mother of three, once relied on cash transfers to make ends meet. Through Maan-e-Muskan’s transformative project, she joined a Production cum Training Center (PTC) in her village, where she learned embroidery and business skills. The mentorship she received helped her establish a small embroidery business. Today, Asma not only earns a stable income but also employs two other women, fostering a ripple effect of economic independence in her community.
Explore more about how women like Asma are transforming their lives through innovative programs – view project details here