Female participants attending training on enterprise development at Astore, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. The training will help empower women in the area and start their own micro enterprise.
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Article Author: Inclusive development agenda
Media Source: The Nation (Pakistan)
Date: 11 November 2018
The Aga Khan Rural Support Programme facilitated the formation of Village and Women Organisations (V/WOs) as informal institutions at the local level. These V/WOs served as a receiving mechanism for delivery of public services and the creation of physical, human and financial capital through partnerships and linkages with…
The Aga Khan Rural Support Programme facilitated the formation of Village and Women Organisations (V/WOs) as informal institutions at the local level. These V/WOs served as a receiving mechanism for delivery of public services and the creation of physical, human and financial capital through partnerships and linkages with government as well as private sector and civil society organisations. They emanated from the idea of rural support programmes which believe in mobilising local people and resources for local development.