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Project 3

Youth, Adolescents, and Resilience Programming

Youth Development

UNFPA Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan 32410

24-Jan – 26-Dec · UNFPA

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Thematic Area
Youth Development
Start Date
24-Jan
End Date
26-Dec
Budget (USD)
374,000
Budget (PKR)
69,190,000
Geographical Area
Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan
Donor
UNFPA
Total Beneficiaries
32410

Project details

  • The 2024 program strengthened national efforts on Life Skills-Based Education (LSBE), youth engagement, and gender-responsive resilience. Key results included:
  • (a) Development of LSBE standalone curriculum for Grades IX–XII and pilot rollout in 100 FDE schools (training 100 teachers and reaching 2,000 students);
  • (b) Establishment of the National Forum on LSBE, with quarterly meetings chaired by MoFE&PT, leading to alignment of curricula and integration into provincial domains;
  • (c) 15 schools digitized with Chromebooks and LED screens for LSBE learning;
  • (d) Y-Peer Network reactivated with 93 trained youth members in Punjab, KP, and Balochistan;
  • (e) National Youth Helpline (NYHL) handled 15,503 calls nationwide (64% psychosocial, 13% education, 11% reproductive health issues);
  • (f) National Youth Summit 2024 hosted 300+ youth and stakeholders to promote leadership and inclusion;
  • (g) Teacher training and community engagement in 11 districts reached 8,792 community members (3,536 children, 3,400 parents, 1,856 elders);
  • (h) Needs assessment of out-of-school adolescents conducted in 10 districts (KP, Punjab, Balochistan), identifying barriers and policy recommendations;
  • (i) Stakeholder mapping of 20 CBOs/CSOs in refugee and host communities completed, improving local education and LSBE delivery; and
  • (j) GBV Response Program assisted 5,622 women, men, and children through 3 active WGFS in Balochistan.
  • The program achieved 100% completion across all outputs, advancing national youth, education, and gender goals.

Project 3

Youth, Adolescents, and Resilience Programming

Youth Development

UNFPA Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan 32410

24-Jan – 26-Dec · UNFPA

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Thematic Area
Youth Development
Start Date
24-Jan
End Date
26-Dec
Budget (USD)
374,000
Budget (PKR)
69,190,000
Geographical Area
Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan
Donor
UNFPA
Total Beneficiaries
32410

Project details

  • The 2024 program strengthened national efforts on Life Skills-Based Education (LSBE), youth engagement, and gender-responsive resilience. Key results included:
  • (a) Development of LSBE standalone curriculum for Grades IX–XII and pilot rollout in 100 FDE schools (training 100 teachers and reaching 2,000 students);
  • (b) Establishment of the National Forum on LSBE, with quarterly meetings chaired by MoFE&PT, leading to alignment of curricula and integration into provincial domains;
  • (c) 15 schools digitized with Chromebooks and LED screens for LSBE learning;
  • (d) Y-Peer Network reactivated with 93 trained youth members in Punjab, KP, and Balochistan;
  • (e) National Youth Helpline (NYHL) handled 15,503 calls nationwide (64% psychosocial, 13% education, 11% reproductive health issues);
  • (f) National Youth Summit 2024 hosted 300+ youth and stakeholders to promote leadership and inclusion;
  • (g) Teacher training and community engagement in 11 districts reached 8,792 community members (3,536 children, 3,400 parents, 1,856 elders);
  • (h) Needs assessment of out-of-school adolescents conducted in 10 districts (KP, Punjab, Balochistan), identifying barriers and policy recommendations;
  • (i) Stakeholder mapping of 20 CBOs/CSOs in refugee and host communities completed, improving local education and LSBE delivery; and
  • (j) GBV Response Program assisted 5,622 women, men, and children through 3 active WGFS in Balochistan.
  • The program achieved 100% completion across all outputs, advancing national youth, education, and gender goals.

Project 12

SOPHRON Project (e-voucher Pilot Project - In Kind)

Nutrition / Social Protection

WFP Jaranwala (Punjab) & Islamabad 10,500 households

25-May – 26-Mar · WFP

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Thematic Area
Nutrition / Social Protection
Start Date
25-May
End Date
26-Mar
Budget (USD)
159,971
Budget (PKR)
44,951,851
Geographical Area
Jaranwala (Punjab) & Islamabad
Donor
WFP
Total Beneficiaries
10,500 households

Project details

  • Monthly cycle of e-Voucher distribution amount adolescent girls (six cycles of e-Voucher PKR 1,300 each)
  • 10,500 households
  • 20 Kg of wheat flour on monthly basis for each girl/HH

Project 12

SOPHRON Project (e-voucher Pilot Project - In Kind)

Nutrition / Social Protection

WFP Jaranwala (Punjab) & Islamabad 10,500 households

25-May – 26-Mar · WFP

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Thematic Area
Nutrition / Social Protection
Start Date
25-May
End Date
26-Mar
Budget (USD)
159,971
Budget (PKR)
44,951,851
Geographical Area
Jaranwala (Punjab) & Islamabad
Donor
WFP
Total Beneficiaries
10,500 households

Project details

  • Monthly cycle of e-Voucher distribution amount adolescent girls (six cycles of e-Voucher PKR 1,300 each)
  • 10,500 households
  • 20 Kg of wheat flour on monthly basis for each girl/HH

Project 34

Institutionalization of LSBE, Youth Empowerment, SRHR, GBV Prevention, Flood Response and Capacity Building

Youth Development/ Education

UNFPA Federal (Islamabad), Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Balochistan 2,763 beneficiaries

Jan-22 – Dec-22 · UNFPA

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Thematic Area
Youth Development/ Education
Start Date
Jan-22
End Date
Dec-22
Budget (USD)
228,265
Budget (PKR)
42,229,025
Geographical Area
Federal (Islamabad), Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Balochistan
Donor
UNFPA
Total Beneficiaries
2,763 beneficiaries

Project details

  • Developed and institutionalized the national LSBE curriculum for Grades 1–10, including textbook development for Grades IV and VIII.
  • Established 4 LSBE teacher training facilities and conducted national dissemination workshops.
  • Trained 550 teachers, 100 Scouts, 120 student leaders, and 96 transgender youth on LSBE, leadership, reproductive health, and life skills.
  • Integrated LSBE into national systems including the Pakistan Boy Scouts Association and multiple provincial education departments.
  • Developed multilingual LSBE materials in Punjabi, Saraiki, Pushto, Shina, and Hindko, approved by the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII).
  • Conducted a national workshop for over 100 stakeholders to share learnings and support curriculum adoption.
  • Delivered emergency SRHR and GBV services through 33 medical camps, reaching 1,504 patients (women, children, and men).
  • Trained 260 community members on GBV prevention, protection, and referral pathways.
  • Introduced PSEA awareness materials and referral mechanisms in flood-affected communities.
  • Launched national outreach for the 1234 Youth Helpline and FM campaigns targeting Out- of-School Children (OOSC).
  • Conducted assessment studies to inform policy reforms and strengthen youth engagement strategies.

Project 34

Institutionalization of LSBE, Youth Empowerment, SRHR, GBV Prevention, Flood Response and Capacity Building

Youth Development/ Education

UNFPA Federal (Islamabad), Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Balochistan 2,763 beneficiaries

Jan-22 – Dec-22 · UNFPA

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Thematic Area
Youth Development/ Education
Start Date
Jan-22
End Date
Dec-22
Budget (USD)
228,265
Budget (PKR)
42,229,025
Geographical Area
Federal (Islamabad), Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Balochistan
Donor
UNFPA
Total Beneficiaries
2,763 beneficiaries

Project details

  • Developed and institutionalized the national LSBE curriculum for Grades 1–10, including textbook development for Grades IV and VIII.
  • Established 4 LSBE teacher training facilities and conducted national dissemination workshops.
  • Trained 550 teachers, 100 Scouts, 120 student leaders, and 96 transgender youth on LSBE, leadership, reproductive health, and life skills.
  • Integrated LSBE into national systems including the Pakistan Boy Scouts Association and multiple provincial education departments.
  • Developed multilingual LSBE materials in Punjabi, Saraiki, Pushto, Shina, and Hindko, approved by the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII).
  • Conducted a national workshop for over 100 stakeholders to share learnings and support curriculum adoption.
  • Delivered emergency SRHR and GBV services through 33 medical camps, reaching 1,504 patients (women, children, and men).
  • Trained 260 community members on GBV prevention, protection, and referral pathways.
  • Introduced PSEA awareness materials and referral mechanisms in flood-affected communities.
  • Launched national outreach for the 1234 Youth Helpline and FM campaigns targeting Out- of-School Children (OOSC).
  • Conducted assessment studies to inform policy reforms and strengthen youth engagement strategies.

Project 38

National consultation on alignment of single national curriculum with SDG4/ 2030 education agenda of Pakistan

Education / Policy

UNESCO ICT N/A

Jan-21 – Feb-21 · UNESCO

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Thematic Area
Education / Policy
Start Date
Jan-21
End Date
Feb-21
Budget (USD)
3,873
Budget (PKR)
1,084,440
Geographical Area
ICT
Donor
UNESCO
Total Beneficiaries
N/A

Project details

  • Strengthened MoFE through provision of support in alignment of SNC with SD4
  • Conducted the National Consultation on Alignment of SNC with SDG-4/2030, engaging key stakeholders from federal, provincial, and regional education departments.
  • Strengthened understanding of SDG-4 targets, especially Target 4.7, among curriculum developers and policymakers.
  • Reviewed and analyzed the SNC to assess its alignment with SDG-4 priorities on equity, inclusion, and quality education.
  • Identified gaps and proposed revisions to integrate life skills, values education, ICT, and environmental awareness in the curriculum.
  • Fostered consensus among public, private, and Deeni Madaris systems for a unified national education framework.
  • Validated the phased rollout plan for SNC (Grades I–XII) with commitment from all federating units.

Project 38

National consultation on alignment of single national curriculum with SDG4/ 2030 education agenda of Pakistan

Education / Policy

UNESCO ICT N/A

Jan-21 – Feb-21 · UNESCO

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Thematic Area
Education / Policy
Start Date
Jan-21
End Date
Feb-21
Budget (USD)
3,873
Budget (PKR)
1,084,440
Geographical Area
ICT
Donor
UNESCO
Total Beneficiaries
N/A

Project details

  • Strengthened MoFE through provision of support in alignment of SNC with SD4
  • Conducted the National Consultation on Alignment of SNC with SDG-4/2030, engaging key stakeholders from federal, provincial, and regional education departments.
  • Strengthened understanding of SDG-4 targets, especially Target 4.7, among curriculum developers and policymakers.
  • Reviewed and analyzed the SNC to assess its alignment with SDG-4 priorities on equity, inclusion, and quality education.
  • Identified gaps and proposed revisions to integrate life skills, values education, ICT, and environmental awareness in the curriculum.
  • Fostered consensus among public, private, and Deeni Madaris systems for a unified national education framework.
  • Validated the phased rollout plan for SNC (Grades I–XII) with commitment from all federating units.

Project 41

SRHR Training Program for Youth

Health / SRHR

WFP ICT and KPK Not specified

Feb-20 – Mar-20 · WFP

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Thematic Area
Health / SRHR
Start Date
Feb-20
End Date
Mar-20
Budget (USD)
10,225
Budget (PKR)
1,891,625
Geographical Area
ICT and KPK
Donor
WFP
Total Beneficiaries
Not specified

Project details

  • National Youth Helpline based at HEC providing SRH guidance to the youth across Pakistan
  • SRHR sessions organized in 20 Universities for 10,000 students in Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, KPK and GB
  • Small grants provided to 16 youth led organizations across Pakistan for awareness raising on SRH and HIV/AIDS
  • Responding 2022 floods, 16 Women and Girl Friendly Spaces provided SRH services to the
  • 35,000 young women in Sindh, South Punjab and Balochistan

Project 41

SRHR Training Program for Youth

Health / SRHR

WFP ICT and KPK Not specified

Feb-20 – Mar-20 · WFP

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Thematic Area
Health / SRHR
Start Date
Feb-20
End Date
Mar-20
Budget (USD)
10,225
Budget (PKR)
1,891,625
Geographical Area
ICT and KPK
Donor
WFP
Total Beneficiaries
Not specified

Project details

  • National Youth Helpline based at HEC providing SRH guidance to the youth across Pakistan
  • SRHR sessions organized in 20 Universities for 10,000 students in Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, KPK and GB
  • Small grants provided to 16 youth led organizations across Pakistan for awareness raising on SRH and HIV/AIDS
  • Responding 2022 floods, 16 Women and Girl Friendly Spaces provided SRH services to the
  • 35,000 young women in Sindh, South Punjab and Balochistan