The NGO World (Pakistan) launched its services by responding devastating floods 2010 in Pakistan and supported the affected people through provision of relief items, food, WASH facilities, rehabilitation of schools, revival of livelihood, construction of homes and won appreciation & acknowledgements at all levels. As a step forward it has started working on regular programs including poverty alleviation, educational support and youth leadership development. Since 2011 our beneficiaries list has crossed the figure 300,000.

1. CONTRIBUTION
Our beneficiaries list reached 357,475
Two year’s overview: 2011-12
The NGO World (Pakistan) launched its
services by responding devastating floods
2010 in Pakistan and supported the affected
people through provision of relief items, food,
WASH facilities, rehabilitation of schools,
revival of livelihood, construction of homes
and won appreciation & acknowledgements
at all levels. As a step forward it has started
working on regular programs including
poverty alleviation, educational support and
youth leadership development.
Since 2011 our beneficiaries list has crossed
the figure 300,000
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Zafar Iqbal
Founder/Executive Director
The NGO World Foundation-Pakistan
Central office: 20-G, Shah Rukn-e-Alam Colony,
MULTAN- Pakistan
Website: www.thengoworld.org
Cell: +92-300-6718562
Email: zafar.ed@thengoworld.org
thengoworld@yahoo.com

2. Contents
Introduction 04
Founder’s Words 05
Summary of Interventions 07
PROGRAMS
Social Media for Social Good 09
Professional Development 11
Poverty Alleviation 13
Humanitarian Support 15
- Distribution of Relief Items 17
- Restoring Livelihood of Carpet Weavers 18
- Clean water for Disaster Hit Community 19
- Rehabilitation of Schools 21
- Construction of Homes for Homeless 23
- WASH and Health 25
- Acts of Kindness 26
- Place of Peace 27
RIDA for Girls Education and Skills 29
Youth Leadership Development 31
Seasonal Support Initiatives 33
Others
- Disaster Management Exhibition 35
- Inauguration of Projects 37
- Coordination with Stakeholders 39
- Work Appreciated 40
- Partnerships and Collaborations 41
- Communication and Media 42
- Audit (two year’s) 43
We are present 47
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3. ACRONYM
ALC Adult Literacy Centre
BSF Bio Sand Filter
CDPM Centre for Disaster Preparedness and Management
DCO District Coordination Officer
DF Deniz Feneri
DWW Doctors World Wide
HANDS Health And Nutrition Development Society
INGO International Non Governmental Organization
LDC Least Developed Countries
NCHD National Commission for Human Development
NDMA National Disaster Management Authority
PDMA Provincial Disaster Management Authority
RIDA Required Initiatives for Daughter’s Access
PMA Pakistan Medical Association
PIMA Pakistan Islamic Medical Association
TNW The NGO World
UC Union Council
UNDP United Nation Development Program
WASH Water Sanitation and Hygiene
WASEB Welfare Agency for Socio Economic Betterment
WHO World Health Organization
YES Youth Engagement Services
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4. July 2009 “THE NGO WORLD” (TNW) was initiated as an
online forum of NGO sector professionals for sharing
activities, knowledge, best practices, success stories,
case studies, job & training opportunities and
achievements. During floods Pakistan 2010 it also
started humanitarian operations and managing
development projects by getting registered as The NGO
World Foundation (briefly called TNW Foundation).
Now TNW joins hands with Government Functionaries,
Line Departments, INGOs, UN Agencies & other key Aid
agencies besides drawing its strength from
communities’ active involvement in need driven
development process through a participatory
development initiative & community based
interventions etc. Within the limits of available
resources TNW also respond to human sufferings in
emergency and disastrous situations anywhere all over
the Pakistan regardless race, gender, ethnicity, class,
location, religion, color, cultural diversity and social
background; with special focus in the areas where
massive population living below the poverty line”.
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5. During the last two years TNW beneficiaries list
has exceeded 300,000. To reach this figure we
enjoyed generous support from our donor
organizations (Mainly Light House Association
from Turkey), individual philanthropists and
volunteers. While two years overview is being
launched I find it suitable occasion to extend my
best wishes and note of thanks to all concerned
stakeholders. Here I also appreciate my
colleagues and partners who always stood with
me and worked at their maximum potential for
the cause of humanity. During this period
government departments also were in best
coordination with us and their facilitation made
the task easy and effective. Above all, the
blessings from Allah SWT enabled me to execute
smoothly and safely. I am still looking for
continued taufiq from Allah SWT, cooperation
from colleagues’ guidance from seniors and
support from the government line departments
and trust from donors to lessen the sufferings of
neglected segments of the society.
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6. Executive
Committee
Executive
Director
Advisory body
Program Finance
Admin Manager
Managers Manager
Finance Documentation
Project Officers Field Officer Admin Assistant Support Staff
Assistant Assistant
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7. Sr Project/Intervention Program/Sector Partnership Beneficiaries Location
Social Media Professional
1 TNW 40,000 Around the globe
Networking for results Development
Professional Trainings Professional
2 HANDS, YES 200 Whole Pakistan
and Capacity Building Development
Youth Leadership Professional
3 YES 130 South Punjab
Development Development
Rida Girls Education
4 Education & Literacy DF 80 Khanewal
and Skills Project
Rehabilitation of
5 Education & Literacy DF, NCHD 1225 Layyah
Feeder Schools
Support to Deserving Khanewal, Layyah,
6 Education & Literacy DF 2464
Students Muzaffargarh, jhang
Adult Literacy Centers
7 Education & Literacy DF, NCHD 105 Khanewal, Layyah
and Awarness
Revival of Home Based Livelihood
8 DF 2800 Layyah
Carpet Industry (Poverty Alleviation)
Barkat Project Livelihood
9 DF, FF 1162 Khanewal
(Livestock) (Poverty Alleviation)
Biosand Filter Project DF, WASEB, Khanewal, Layyah,
10 WASH/Health 7000
(Clean Water) WHO Muzaffargarh, jhang
Hand Pumps
11 WASH/Health DF, NCHD 1225 Layyah
Installation
Permanent Latrines
12 WASH/Health DF 1225 Layyah
and Sanitation
Total Beneficiaries
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8. Sr Project/Intervention Program/Sector Partnership Beneficiaries Location
13 Free Medical Camps WASH/Health DF, PMA 1500 Layyah
DF, DWW,
14 Medicine Distribution WASH/Health 50000 South Punjab
PIMA
Basic Needs,
15 Psychosocial Care WASH/Health 100 Layyah
HANDS
Humanitarian Support Layyah,
16 Homes for Homeless DF 1610
(Shelter) Muzaffargarh
Humanitarian Support Khanewal, Layyah,
17 Ramazan and Eid Gifts DF 10000
(Seasonal Program) Muzaffargarh, jhang
Humanitarian Support Khanewal, Layyah,
18 Qurbani Project DF 156292
(Seasonal Program) Muzaffargarh, jhang
Humanitarian Support Khanewal, Layyah,
19 Food items Distribution DF 5250
(Relief) Muzaffargarh, jhang
Humanitarian Support Khanewal, Layyah,
20 NFIs Distribution DF 53977
(Relief) Muzaffargarh, jhang
Humanitarian Support Khanewal, Layyah,
21 Little Acts of kindness DF 100
(Seasonal Program) Muzaffargarh, jhang
Humanitarian Support Layyah,
22 Jahez Packages DF 30
(Seasonal Program) Muzaffargarh
Humanitarian Support
Fodder Seed
23 (Agriculture and Pioneer Seeds 14000 Rajanpur
Distribution
livestock)
Reconstruction of Humanitarian support
24 DF 7000 Muzaffargarh
Masjid (Shelter)
357,475
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9. SOCIAL MEDIA FOR
SOCIAL GOOD
Executive
Committee
Executive
Director
Advisory body
Program Finance
Admin Manager
Managers Manager
Finance Documentation
Project Officers Field Officer Admin Assistant Support Staff
Assistant Assistant
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10. The NGO World is a network for those people who are engaged in social and development sectors. It provides a
platform to the people of nonprofit sector to share information, news, reports, success stories, innovative ideas,
case studies, career & learning opportunities, knowledge and many other aspects of NGO sector. You will find
this forum on most famous social media websites like Yahoo groups, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. TNW
networking is producing results in the form of establishing successful collaborations, replication of innovative
ideas, connecting job seekers with potential employers, creating awareness and enhancing professional
knowledge and fundraising for the causes.
TNW Networking
27th July 2009 to 31st December 2012
Membership
45000
40000
35000
30000
25000
20000
15000 Membership
10000
5000
0
Yahoo groups
Facebook
LinkedIn
Total
TNW
Networking results in the
form of beneficiaries
357,475
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11. PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
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12. More than 25000 professionals, youth and community
representatives have been benefitted from the TNW
networking, awareness, knowledge enhancement and
capacity building initiatives.
Three different types of models of trainings/capacity building
are being executed;
1. Knowledge Enhancement Through Effective Use of Social
Media
2. Professional Development Program (PDP)
3. Effective NGO Management Initiative
TNW has been managing training workshops on following
topics so far;
 Clean water technologies (Biosand Filter promotion)
 Youth Social Entrepreneurship
 Proposal Writing & Resource mobilization
 Social Mobilization & Community Development
 Effective Use of Social Media
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13. POVERTY
ALLEVIATION
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14. Barakah in Arabic. Barkat in Urdu
Mean blessing from God
TNW has launched a Mudarbah based Islamic Microfinance
project (Barkat) in UCs Monganwala, Kohiwala & Okanwala of
Tehsil Kabeerwala of District Khanewal Pakistan. The
organization has distributed 100 cows and 200 goats’ among the
poor livestock farming groups, women and youth of the area to
sustain their livelihoods and to make them productive
entrepreneurs.
Overall goal of the project is poverty alleviation from target
families through livestock.
Situation analysis and Social mobilization & Beneficiaries selection Animal delivery with
need assessment community organization and screening proper tagging system
Monitoring visits and Medication, vaccination Livestock advisory Evaluation and reporting
documentation and insemination services
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15. HUMANITARIAN
SUPPORT
During floods 2010 almost one-fifth of Pakistan's total land area
was underwater. Floods affected 20 million people, mostly by
destruction of property, livelihood and infrastructure. TNW in
its relief, restoration and rehabilitation initiatives supported
around 40,000 affected families in southern districts of Punjab
regardless race, gender, ethnicity, class, location, religion, color,
cultural diversity and social background.
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16. RESPONSE Floods 2010
Distribution of Relief Items
Restoration of Carpet Viewer’s Livelihood
Clean Water Project
Rehabilitation of Damaged Schools
Shelter Projects
WASH and Health Initiatives
Support for Livestock Farmers
Adult Literacy and Awarness Raising
Support for Affected Students
Marriage Gifts to Affected Bridals
Psycho Social Care to Affected People
Little Acts of kindness
Reconstruction of Moasque
Inaugural Ceremony of Projects
Coordination with Govt Officials and Humanitarian Sector
Exhibition on Disaster Management
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17. Distribution of Relief Items
During the relief phase of floods 2010,
TNW distributed around 230,000
relief item (food & non food) of 356
types among more than 7711 affected
families on 72 affected locations
southern Punjab districts. Major items
include kitchen accessories, health &
hygiene kits, blankets, clothes, shoes,
beds, carpets, stationary, school bags,
jackets and many other important
things. We targeted district
Muzaffargarh and Layyah community
for these distributions.
Item Wise Detail
Clothing/Shoes Medical supplies Clothing/WASH
Stationary Food Items Others/Articals
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18. District Layyah (UC: Kotla Haji Shah) floods 2010 destroyed 263
units of small scale household carpet industry putting livelihood of
1200 families under severe stress. In response, TNW successfully
completed the project of rebuilding 100 sheds along with
provision of other related facilities for selected (un-affording)
beneficiaries and restored the livelihood of 400 families.
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20. During the heavy Floods 2010, Water
passing over submerged areas picked up an
unimaginable number of contaminants
including, but not limited to, dangerous
strains of bacteria and fecal matter from
animals. According the reports of WHO and
PCRWR 62% of the water samples were
found bacteriologicaly contaminated.
With support of WHO (World Health
Organization) TNW team took 250 water
samples from the affected areas of Layyah
and Muzaffargarh districts to assess the
biological contamination in drinking water.
On the identified locations of both districts
1000
Biosand Water Filters
were installed as a source to clean the
available water and make that fit for health
along with conducting awareness sessions
about need and use of safe drinking water.
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21. Rehabilitation of
Flood 2010 completely devastated 22 Feeder Schools
while creating problem for 1225 boys & girls to avail
education facility at their door step.
TNW took the responsibility to rebuild these schools
and revive education journey of the students of far
off areas. Along with building other related facilities
like furniture for teacher & students, stationary and
bags were also provided
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23. Victor Hugo says” “Do not ask the name of
the person who seeks a bed for the night. He
who is reluctant to give his name is the one
According to updated reports of NDMA Pakistan who most needs shelter”.
in floods disaster 1,744,471 houses were
damaged affecting population of 20,184,550. In
only Punjab province 497,700 houses were
damaged affecting 06 million people. In our
target districts like in Layyah, affected
population was 405,258 and in Muzaffargarh
affected population was 1,044,759.
TNW designed two separate projects, single room
and two rooms’ shelter.
Two Rooms Shelter: In Layyah district, these are
complete homes comprising of two bedrooms,
veranda, kitchen and bathroom. 30 Target
beneficiaries were most needy and vulnerable
families especially, shelter less widows, orphans,
disables or poor parents with large number of
children particularly girls.
Single Room Shelter: In this category TNW provided
single room construction material. 100 Affected
communities of districts Muzaffargarh were
benefited.
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24. During the survey of shelter less
people (floods 2010) in UC Kotla Haji
Shah of district Layyah TNW team
identified a family headed by Mr. Allah
Dad, comprising of 22 members. Old
man with his three wives and 18
children was living in three separately
fixed tents and bearing severe winter.
TNW took initiative and constructed a
complete home for this vulnerable
family along with provision of
required WASH facilities.
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Sobaywala was a village of UC kotla Haji shah of District Layyah
comprising of 500 families. During the devastating floods 2010 almost
half of the populations lost their house along with land due to erosion.
Affected families were living in borrowed homes of landlords where they
were continuously under mental and social stress especially women and
children were facing hardships. TNW identified such families and put
efforts to resettle them. The houses were built on a single shared location
(kukar wala) like a small village with other requirements especially
proper sewerage and arrangements for clean water. The name to this
small village is given as" Light House Village" because whole project
is funded by light House Association of our brother country Turkey
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25. TNW initiatives in WASH sector in flood affected
areas.
Latrines and Hand Pumps: In district Layyah, 22
permanent latrines with essential sanitation were
constructed in those schools which were missing
such facilities. Hand pumps were also installed in
these schools. These facilities were helpful to the
poor young students to have proper sanitation and
drinking water source. In Basti Light House Layyah,
TNW built 30 latrines and laid underground proper
low cost sanitation system.
Awareness Raising: Our WASH team continuously
remained active in raising awareness about proper
health, hygiene and sanitation among the illiterate
affected communities. Purpose was to keep these
people safe from diseases. TNW in collaboration
with National Commission for Human Development
(NCHD) established Adult Literacy Centers in
khanewal and Layyah districts. 175 female learners
were enrolled to learn reading and writing skills
Free Health Services: During and after the floods
affected people especially women and children face
serious health issues. It was routine activity of TNW
to hold medical camps in flood areas and provide
facility of free check up & free medicines to the
poor. Thousands patients cases were treated for
different types of diseases.
Psycho Social Care to Affected People: In Layyah
TNW with support of two organizations “HANDS”
and “Basic Need” completed a pilot project of
providing psycho social care to the 100 mentally ill
people especially due to stress of disaster.
Medicine from DWW Turkey: Doctors Worldwide
(Turkey) sent us a huge consignment of medicines
for flood affected people. These medicines reached
thousands of poor affected patients through
professional volunteers of PIMA (Pakistan Islamic
Medical Association).
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26. Support for Livestock Farmers: Rajanpur: TNW distributed
fodder seed for livestock farmers of Rajanpur. Seed of multi-cut
grass (SSG) for 2000 acres is distributed among 1860 flood
affected small livestock farmers.
Wheat Flour Distribution: During floods 2010, affected families
lost their stored wheat. As wheat flour is main food for the
affected people so it was big nutritional problem for them to face.
Keeping in view the fact TNW distributed 15000 KG of wheat
flour among 750 affected families
Sharing Eid Greetings: Eid is a Muslim festival that is celebrated
all over the world. TNW team celebrates eid days among the
disaster affected people and distribute gifts among most
vulnerable and neglected segments of society especially women
and children. During floods 2010 the time when a vast majority
of population in the flood affected area was homeless and needed
our support to move on. At that time of sheer distress and
desperation TNW distributed eid gifts amongst the flood affected
families and celebrated the event together with them so as to let
them know that we stand together with them in their difficult
times.
Marriage Gifts to Affected Brides: It is our local tradition that
poor village women collect dowry (Jahez) items since the birth of
girls so that they may not face any problem at the time of her
marriage. During the floods many girls whose marriage dates
were already fixed lost their jahez. Their parents were under
severe stress to arrange it again. Feeling the need TNW prepared
jahez packages for 30 brides. These packages were delivered at
their home without damaging their integrity. Packages contain 28
different items including clothes, shoes, blankets, mattress,
kitchen accessories etc.
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27. Alhamdulillah
TNW has completed the
reconstruction of Jamia Masjid in
Basti Chan (ghazi ghat tehsil kotadu
district Muzaffargarh) with 600
person’s capacity to offer namaz. This
masjid was totally damaged during
the heavy floods 2010
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29. RIDA
Girl’s education & skills
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30. RIDA stands for “Required Initiatives for Daughter’s Access”. Under this program TNW takes
need based initiatives for the girls to provide them services at their door step which are essential for
their educational, vocational and health related requirements. Before taking the initiative, we conduct
need assessment surveys and set priorities for the girl’s social needs in the target areas. After that with
a comprehensive, well planned and integrated approach, activities are designed with the valuable
input from all concerned local stakeholders.
RIDA Mahnisayal; a case study
Mahnisyal is a village between khanewal and Multan with population over 25000. For girls, there are
educational facilities but maximum up to matriculation level. After matriculation only affording
families can send their daughters to the cities for getting higher education while poor girls sit at home
although having talent and hope in their mind. Feeling the need, TNW with participation of local
stakeholders took initiatives and arranged RIDA center to provide these daughters an opportunity to
continue their educational journey in their reach with standard but affordable.
Here 90 girls are getting education above matriculation level. Some of these are those girls
who have restarted their education as they had terminated the process after completing 10th
class a few years back due to unavailability of local facility and resources to move to nearby
cities for this purpose.
RIDA Mahnisyal support includes:
1. Regular classes under qualified female teachers
2. Computer lab with internet facility
3. Registration with board and examination facility
4. Professional teaching course exam preparation
5. Extracurricular activities/visits for learning
6. Life skills and awareness sessions
In recent FA/FSc examinations, a RIDA
student won third position from the whole
district Khanewal while secured 1st position
at tehsil level. TNW arranged a grand prize
distribution ceremony to acknowledge the
efforts of teachers & management and
appreciate the students.
Remarkable achievement
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31. YOUTH
Leadership DEVELOPEMENT
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32. Pakistan indeed is a young country as it has a large population that can be
categorized as falling within the UN’s definition of youth. An estimated 103 million Pakistanis, or 63%
of the population, fall under the age of 25 years. UNDP’s report points out that the proportion of
people under the age of 30 years is 68% of the total population of the country from which 37% youth
is illiterate, 71% of youth doesn’t receive career counseling at school, 28% finds curriculum irrelevant
to the job market, 47% don’t have sports facilities in their localities and 23% youth want to start their
own business but not supported at all. The youth is the most valuable asset for a country’s sustainable
socio-economic, cultural and political development but in Pakistan, youth is professed to be a problem
rather than a resource to be developed.
Under this program, TNW aims to play role of its part
and prepare a cadre of youth which can contribute
positively towards a dream Pakistan. Our focus is on
the following aspects regarding youth leadership
development;
 To promote youth social entrepreneurship
 Youth life coaching initiatives
 Youth engagement in social services
 Youth professionalism and capacity building
Our so far efforts include;
 Youth Convention 2011
 Youth Social Entrepreneurship Workshop
2011
 Youth Life Coaching Program 2013 with basic
theme;
LEARNING-EARNING-SERVING
Under this program TNW also provide
uniforms, stationary, books and assist in
paying tuition fee to the deserving students.
We supported 2464 students of 30
institutions who lost everything in flood
2010. It includes 12846 support items of
25 different types.
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33. SEASONAL
SUPPORT INITIATIVES
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34. TNW with support of
philanthropists and donors
extends support to the most
deserving and underserved
families on different occasions
(festivals and Eids).
The purpose of such support
initiatives is to include these
segments of society in
moments of happiness ]
RAMAZAN PROJECT
During the holy month of Ramazan
2011 & 12, TNW identified the most
deserving families including widows,
orphans and disables and provided
them food/ration packs to include them
in happy moments of Ramzan and Eid
ul fitr. In this project TNW provided
Ramzan & eid gits to 679 in 2011 and
543 in 2012 deserving families. Along
with rations packages TNW distributes
clothes and eid gifts among orphans
and manage Aftar program. Iftar
programs for poor and orphans were
also managed
Year Shares Beneficiaries
Qurbani 2010 1554 6989
Qurbani 2011 847 4840
QURBANI PROJECT Qurbani 2012 714 6000
Sacrifice, commonly known as Nazar (10-12) 591 4499
Qurbani, means slaughter of an Total 3706 22328
animal in the name of Allah on the
10th, 11th or 12th of the Islamic
month of Zil Hijjah. The purpose of
this act was to fulfill Sunnat e
Ibrahimi and to help the poor flood
affected people and other
underserved communities. In
these occasions more than poor
20000 families were provided
meat to include them in happy
moments of eid and bring smile on
their faces.
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35. [The NGO World (TNW) Pakistan
participated in the Disaster
Management Exhibition 2011&
12 with an objective to develop
coordination among
humanitarian agencies working
in the field of disaster
management. Two days
exhibition in both years was
organized by Centre for Disaster
Preparedness and Management
(CDPM), University of the
Peshawar in collaboration with
National Disaster Management
Authority (NDMA) and United
Nation Development Program
(UNDP).]
The NGO World (TNW) set up a
significant stall in the exhibition to
highlight its humanitarian relief efforts
and models of The NGO World (TNW)
field projects were shown (models,
brochures) in the event to give an idea
about the organization’s interventions
especially in floods Pakistan 2010.
TNW won valuable encouraging remarks on its activities
by the visitors of event including students, humanitarian
workers, professionals and general public.
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36. The NGO World profile included in directory
of exhibitors for both years (2011 & 12)
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37. December 2011: A high level of
delegation of our donor organization;
Deniz Feneri, media and
philanthropists from Turkey visited
Pakistan to inaugurate the projects
completed by The NGO World for
flood victims of Pakistan. During the
visit they went to the projects sites,
met with community, inaugurated
projects and delivered gifts among
the poor community and students.
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38. INAUGURAL CEREMONY: A grand inaugural ceremony of projects (Floods
Pakistan 2010) was organized on 25th of December 2011 at light House Village Layyah. Delegation
from Deniz Feneri (Turkey) along with honorable guests from government of Punjab, TNW team and
beneficiary community participated in the ceremony. Here are few highlights of the event;
Mr. Ahmad Ali Olakh (Minister Agri Punjab) participated as chief guest. He inaugurated
the projects and delivered certificates to the beneiciaries.
Mr. Mushtaq Anjum (DCO Layyah) along with officials of district participated. He
acknowledged the efforts of both organizations regarding relief and rehabilitation of
flood affected people .
Farhat Abbas Shah (Renowned Poet and Anchor) coordinated the inaugural ceremony.
Zafar Iqbal (Executive Director) The NGO World delivered welcome note and presented
the details of projects completed.
Mehmet Cengez (President Deniz FeneriTurkey) in his speech expressed sentiments of
love and affection from Turkish people towards Pakistan.
DCO Layyah presented letter of thanks & acknowledgement to General Secretary of Deniz
Feneri on behalf of DG-PDMA Punjab.
Team members of The NGO World were awarded with appreciation shields on their best
performance.
Chief Guest as representative of Punjab govt presented shield of special thanks to
president of Deniz Feneri with a thankful note.
President Deniz Feneri appreciated The NGO World on doing excellent work by
presenting a shield to Executive Director of The NGO World.
Community representative presented Deniz Feneri logo made on carpet to the president
Deniz Feneri. It was their apprciation and thanks on DF efforts for them
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39. COORDINATION WITH STAKEHOLDER
During the whole period of activities regarding relief and rehabilitation of TNW maintained close coordination
with all concerned platforms, networks, clusters, govt officials and authorities.
Coordination with NDMA/PDMA: TNW remained in contact with national and provincial disaster management
authorities and DDMA Layyah often visited our projects. TNW was timely issued NOCs by PDMA for
implementing projects.
Coordination with District Government: In district Muzaffargarh DCO was well on board with us regarding
our humanitarian efforts in the district. He physically participated in our event for distribution of gift packs
among flood affected student of Govt College Muzaffargarh. We also found DCO Layyah cooperative and
encouraging.He joined us to distribute Ramazan ration & eid gifts among poor affected people in our Layyah
office and wrote an appreciation note for us. In projects inaugural ceremony he was present to acknowledge
both TNW and our donor organization Deniz Feneri. For better implementation of our projects TNW kept on
coordinating with concerned line departments mainly, Public Health, Education, NCHD, Agriculture & Livestock
and Police.
Coordination with Community Representatives: Community representatives were also involved to enhance
the trust building and true need assessment. Mr. Iftekhar Khan Babar (MPA Layyah) joined us in our student
support activities at govt college Layyah. Dr Javaid Iqbal (community representative) remained involved during
the implementation of projects. His coordination was very helpful to reach the actual needy families.
Coordination with Humanitarian Organizations/ INGOs/ UN Agencies: It is part of our strategy to keep
coordination with development, social and humanitarian sector organizations and professional actors. During
the flood response TNW established a close coordination with many organizations mainly, World Health
organization (WHO), IOM and INTERNEWS for humanitarian reporting. On the same time we established a
strong bond with local small NGOs, community groups, activists and volunteers to maximize the impact of our
disaster related efforts.
University Students Visit: A delegation of students (Architectural and Civil Engineering Department Baha-ud-
Din Zakrya University Multan) visited our shelter projects in affected areas of Muzaffargarh district. The
purpose of the visit was to examine the work quality and give recommendation for better quality construction.
The students also met with beneficiary families and community representatives to judge their views.
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40. The humanitarian & development
initiatives of “The NGO World” won
appreciation and were acknowledged at
various levels. Authorities recognized
TNW efforts for the cause of humanity.
Their examples include the followings;
President Deniz Feneri Executive Director “The NGO At FARZ conference on
(turkey) Mr. MEHMET World” was invited to Islamic Microfinance
CENGIZ awarded deliver a case study on Lahore, Executive Director of
Founder/Executive Director successful coordination The NGO World presented
of The NGO World between donor and “Barakah Project “(livestock
Foundation on best implementing partner at UN for poverty reduction), that
performance regarding conference on LDCs (civil was appreciated by the
projects for flood victims. society forum) Istanbul on experts and awarded as best
09-05-2011. case study.
EDO-E Layyah & General During Ramadan package Director General PDMA
Manager NCHD Layyah distribution at Layyah Punjab acknowledges and
forwarded appreciation office, DCO Layyah Mr. appreciates the joint efforts of
towards The NGO World on Mushtaq Anjum “The NGO World” and Deniz
successful completion of acknowledged and Feneri for helping flood
rehabilitation process of 22 appreciated (by writing affected people of Layyah and
feeder schools destroyed comments) the efforts of The Muzaffargarh districts
during floods NGO World for its support to
2010, benefiting 1225 poor flood victims of Layyah
school children. District.
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41. TNW believes that cooperation and
collaborations can multiply the impact of
projects. Sharing capacities, knowledge,
expertise and resources speed up the
process of development with better results.
In last two years TNW has established some
successful collaborations and partnerships
with local, national and international
organizations for the sake of improving
living standard of the target community.
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42. The NGO World believes that effective use of media can enhance the development impact and improves
networking for better results. For creating awareness about our initiatives and promotion of ideas TNW is keen
in using media especially the fast growing Social Media along with conventional media. For this we have;
 Updated website
 Popular group “The NGO World” on main social media sites
 Well managed pages, blog and profile on different networking sites
 TNW issues monthly newsletter with organizational updates
Our humanitarian support activities and rehabilitation projects were widely reported on local, national and
international media.
 Local newspaper “Daily DAWAR” Layyah published two page summary of our interventions
 Coverage on national news papers
 FM radio networks broadcast our programs
 InterNews regularly reported our interventions
 Documentaries about our flood related projects were shown on Turkish TV channels
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46. We are present;
Office # 03, 2nd Floor VIP Plaza, I-8 Markaz-Islamabad.
Liaison office:
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
20-G, shah rukne-e-alam colony Multan. Ph# +92-61-6778562
Central office
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Pul Rangu, Anaytpur, Tehsil Kabirwala, District Khanewal.
Field Presence
Cell # +92-3346005008. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
RIDA Center: Mahni sayal, Tehsil Kabirwala, District Khanewal.
Cell # +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Qasba Gujrat: Basti chan wali, Tehsil kotadu District Muzaffargarh.
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Waryam Wala: Ch# 487/JB, Tehsil Shorkot, District Jhang.
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Light House: Basti Light House near kukarwala, Tehsil & District Layyah.
Cell# +92-3006718562. Email: thengoworld@yahoo.com
Al-Noor Digital X-Ray center opp. THQ Melsi District Vehari
Cell# 0302-2830801. Email: khanewaldao@hotmail.com
Online Presence:
Website: www.thengoworld.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/tnw.foundation
Twitter: https://twitter.com/thengoworld
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