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District Umarkot
Supported By:
Trocaire International
About GRDO:
Green Rural Development Organization (GRDO) is a non-political, non-governmental
and not-for-profit organization registered under the Society’s Registration Act of 1860.
Green Rural Development Organization (GRDO) has been formed by politically
motivated peasants and agricultural workers in 1997 aiming to construct a democratic
society where all individuals may entertain their all rights without any discrimination.
Vision
Discrimination Free Society with Equal Rights for all
Mission
Empowering communities economically, socially, and politically to build a discrimination
free society
Objective:
• To promote and protect human rights to eliminate discrimination
• To ensure peace through promoting interfaith harmony and justice
• To eradicate bonded labour through adopting research based advocacy and
sensitization of stakeholders
• To empower marginalized communities through building their socio-economic and
political capacities
• To ensure food security and livelihood through promoting sustainable agricultural
methods
• To improve resilience of underprivileged communities to future shocks through
community-based disaster risk reduction (DRR) practices and mechanisms
Program Themes:
• Human Rights
• Social Development
– Livelihood
– Education
– Healthcare
– Infrastructure Development
• Gender Empowerment
• Youth Leadership Development
GRDO in a glance:
Organized 172 kilometres on foot” Long March from Jhudo city to
press club Hyderabad completed in 12 days and passed through 15
towns with more a participation of more than 10,000 people.
Participated in the Peace March from Indian capital to the Multan city of Pakistan
People to people contact between conflicting countries
GRDO activists travelled in 2004 to India from people to people plat f orum to
promote peace in the region.
Established 12 non formal schools to provide basic education to children from poor
and marginalized communities, where an approximate 693 children are getting quality
education promoting “Children Friendly Schools”.
Most recently, working with Sindh Education foundation (SEF) and United Energy
Pakistan Limited three schools are running at village Sodho Bheel UC Nabi Sar of
GRDO in a glance:
Mobilized people against environmental pollution created by Zeal Pak Cement Factory and drainage of industrial waste
in nearby water channels.
Mobilized people against deforestation in Khathar Forest area,
Mobilized people against land degradation and pollution by OGDCL (a state owned oil and gas oil exploring company) in
Tando Alam oil field in district Hyderabad.
Organized number of lobbying meetings with environment protection agency officials to take up the matter at
provincial level.
GRDO women activist received “Fredric Douglas Freedom Award” on 13th October
2009 at Los Angles, USA. 500 freedom fighters and activists from 26 countries around
the world were nominated by different organizations but Ms. Veero secured the award
globally.
During the supper flood 2010 and disaster caused by torrential rains in 2011 ,GRDO
with the financial assistance of Trocaire International, ICCO and philanthropist
provided Food support, Cash & NFI to 1100 families in Jamshoro, Tando Muhammad
khan & Umerkot Districts.
Supported 15000 released bonded labourers get their Computerized National Identity
Cards (CNICs) through lobbying with NADRA (registration authority) and respective
local governments.
Mobilized more than 12000 released bonded labourers submit their applications to
help them register themselves as “Registered Voters”.
GRDO – Trocaire relation since 2006 :
Project Title: Released and Rehabilitation of Peasant and Brick Kiln Workers through Legal Aid, Advocacy and
Awareness.
Project Duration: 2006 – 2012
Project Budget: PKR 31,084,424
Project Title:Emergency Support of 500 flood affected families in Tando Muhammad khan and Umerkot District
Project Duration:September 2011 - November 2011,
Project Budget:PKR 2,800,975
Project Title: Development of Sustainable Livelihoods in Union Council Nabisar, Umerkot District,
Project Duration: 01 April 2013 to 31 March 2015,
Project Budget: PKR 13,760,540 (EUR 109,211)
Project Title: Development of Sustainable Livelihoods in Union Council Nabisar, Umerkot District,
Project Duration: 01 April 2013 to 31 March 2015
Project Budget: PKR PKR 9,583,900 (EUR 109,211)
Progress updates:
April 2015- September 2015
Financial Report
Plan for the next Phase:
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