OUR PARTNERS
SHARP-Pakistan has effective and strategic partnerships with many organizations. A list of notable ones, along with the areas of intervention are listed below:
UNHCR
To provide legal assistance as part of international protection to the refugees and asylum seekers in Pakistan as well as IDPs since 1999.
State Secretariat for Migration
For integrated protection and livelihood assistance to Afghan refugees.
International Organisation for Migration-United Nations
For Responding to the needs of Afghan migrants through humanitarian assistance and protection.
Australian High Commission
Supported Advocacy for Combating Human Trafficking.
AMNA -
Healing Network for Refugees
For protection and rehabilitation of most vulnerable and traumatised refugee women and children.
European Commission
Established Child Care Centers to reducing child labour.
German Embassy
To establish juvenile sensitive environment in central prison Peshawar and Haripur.
International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA)
SHARP is an active member of the network.
HELPAGE International
To promote the rights of senior citizens and role of humanitarian response towards the elderly during emergencies
European Union Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection
For TRAFIG, Transnational Figurations of Displacement, research and innovation project.
Islamic Development Bank (IDB)
Capacity building project for economic and social empowerment of women.
ISCOS-CISL
Strengthening Civil Society Participation to Promote and Defend Workers’ Rights.
Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network (APRRN)
SHARP is an active member of the network.
UNICEF
Polio campaign in Islamabad
Interact
Elimination of the HIV / AIDS epidemic
ActionAid Pakistan
Attorneys of Human Rights – Legal assistance to the marginalized community.
American Centre for International Labour Solidarity (ACILS)
Promoting Safe Migration to prevent Human Trafficking
ICMC
To provide protection services for Afghan refugees in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Ministry of Women Development
Chair of the Management Committee of Crisis Centre for Women in Distress.
