On Going Project List

Skill development through trainings and livlihood opportunities through market placement along with the provision of tool kits. Over 1400 trainees have benefited from the project in 4 districts of Balochistan from 2015 to 2020. 

The Hunnermand’s display center being the hub of all the activities related to the production of marketable items is more sustainable as compared to the skill development centers. IDO has previously plugged in inputs from other projects into the production center and various machines have been purchased for promotion of skills and preparation of items.  The Hunnermand’s display center provides a sustainable solution to the unemployment of skilled artisans.

The Hunnermand’s cycle has been designed in manner that it runs on self-sustainable basis using the concept of social business while keeping intact the basic principles of non-profiteering endeavors. It generates its own resources through marketing and sales of the skill based products through effective linkages development, quality enhancement and presentation of the products. IDO has established a display center for Hunnermand to ensure sustainability of enterprise development opportunities to all the registered artisans under the supervision of a qualified designers, enterprise development experts and marketing staff.

The Hunnermand display center plays a pivotal role, where it not only serves a hub to link/register skilled women/artisans in the entire enterprise development cycle but it is also used for stocking the raw material, finishing, packing and tagging the products made by these artisans.

The overall implementation mechanism of the project is based on extensive coordination with all stakeholders through partnership building, networking, linkage development and capacity building of the stakeholders. 

A holistic project of sustainable structural development of Quetta city and its suburb areas 

Through the one room shelter project, IDO with the fincancial support of UNHCR, provided shelters of one room to 1000 families. 

The achived objectives of the roject were; 

-  2 girls schools repaired and renovated

- 2 PTSMCs sensitized on thier roles and responsibilities 

The project successfully completed following objectives; 

• Construction of 01 new solar water supply scheme
• Construction of 01 new electric powered water supply scheme
• Rehabilitation of 01 existing water supply scheme
• Provision of WASH facilities in GGHS Postal Colony Quetta

The main objectives achieved under the Quetta Urban Development Project included:

1.     Construction of 20 street pavements;

2.     Construction of 30 garbage collection points;

3.     Celebrate 1 World environment day;

4.     Organize two debate competitions and 1 poster competition on protecting the environment;

5.     Conduct 20 Health and Hygiene awareness sessions;

6.     Provision of skill development and livelihood support to 350 women artisans;

7.     Installation of 2 Solar Powered Water Supply Scheme;

8.  Conduct a seminar for stakeholders about the protection of environment through the better disposal  of solid waste;