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Participatory Development Initiatives
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The consecutive floods of twenty ten to twenty twelve had ravaged Pakistani soil, ruining cities and its people. The floods left people vulnerable to harshness and complete loss of livelihood. It was Participatory Development Initiatives along with OXFAM who came to rescue of the people, those suffering the disaster. PDI and OXFAM facilitated 1500 beneficiaries belonging to two union council of Thatta District. Those were facilitated with five different modules, included Agriculture Support, Small Enterprise, Cash for Work, Cash for Training and Unconditional Cash Grant. But how we did it? Connect with PDI learn more.
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