ACCOUNTABILITY LAB PAKISTAN
AL Pakistan has expanded our programs to include capacity building and accountability leadership training for local governments, in addition to our core programs including Integrity Icon and the Accountability Incubator. The regions we work in include some of the most neglected areas in Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The AL Pakistan team has worked with more than 30,000 participants over the past year, successfully implementing our Integrity Innovation Lab, Accountability Incubator, Civic Action Teams and Integrity Icon. Through our programs, more than 350 government officials were trained on good governance, solidifying their commitment to accountability and transparency in their work. The Youth Peace Incubation program saw the participation of over 3,000 young individuals, 55% of them women, who were introduced to groundbreaking ideas to contribute to the peace of society effectively. To build community resilience to Covid-19, AL Pakistan engaged 339 women leaders who reached out to vulnerable and high-risk populations to help them cope with ongoing challenges linked to the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more about our work below.
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How can civil society organisations remain relevant and contribute to Pakistan’s development priorities?
Rashid Chaudhry , Chief Executive Officer of Pind Sudhaar, reflects on the importance of evidence-based advocacy, sustainable funding and constructive engagement between civil societyRead more and other stakeholders.
Stay tuned for our upcoming podcast on “The Role and Relevance of Civil Society Organizations and Their Work in Pakistan”, exploring how CSOs can strengthen public trust, support institutional development and contribute to democratic governance.
How can CSOs remain relevant in Pakistan?
Rashid Chaudhry, CEO of Pind Sudhaar, discusses evidence-based advocacy, sustainable funding and constructive engagement in our upcoming podcast on the role and relevance of civil society in Pakistan.
When the cost of an ordinary journey becomes a barrier, so does participation. In her latest blog, Almas Jamil of Accountability Lab Pakistan explores how rising living costs shape everyday freedoms & democratic participation.
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Link: Read morehttps://pakistan.accountabilitylab.org/the-price-of-participation/
Democracy is often measured through elections, rights and institutions, but the rising cost of everyday life also shapes who can participate in society. When a journey across Islamabad becomes a financial calculation, access to work, education and public spaces becomes harder to take for Read moregranted.
In her latest blog, Almas Jamil, Communications and Advocacy Officer at Accountability Lab Pakistan, reflects on how rising fuel prices, austerity measures and unequal access to digital alternatives affect people’s ability to participate in everyday life. Drawing on her own experience of living in Islamabad, she explores the gap between having the right to participate and being able to afford it.
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Link: https://pakistan.accountabilitylab.org/the-price-of-participation/
What gives civil society organisations their legitimacy when public trust is increasingly questioned? And how do their efforts shape the institutions, policies and public debates that matter in Pakistan?
Mukhtar Ahmad Ali , Executive Director of the Centre for Peace and Development Read moreInitiatives (CPDI), discusses how civil society organisations have contributed to institutional development, democratic accountability and public advocacy, and why their role remains relevant despite growing criticism and mistrust.
Stay tuned for our upcoming podcast on “The Role and Relevance of Civil Society Organizations and Their Work in Pakistan”, for a discussion on civic space, public trust and the future of civil society advocacy in Pakistan.
What keeps civil society relevant amid growing public mistrust?
Mukhtar Ahmad Ali, Executive Director of CPDI, discusses the role of CSOs in democratic accountability and institutional change in Pakistan.
Stay tuned for our upcoming podcast!