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10/08/2026
IDSP – Pakistan: RIRI Project – From Support to Sustainable LivelihoodThe IDSP team visited Mr. Akil Khan, the 2nd Fello...
08/08/2026

IDSP – Pakistan: RIRI Project – From Support to Sustainable Livelihood
The IDSP team visited Mr. Akil Khan, the 2nd Fellow under the IDSP RIRI Project, at his business on Main Sabzal Road, Quetta, as part of a field monitoring visit. Akil runs a seasonal business, selling falooda during the summer and previously selling soup during the winter. Before receiving support from the RIRI Project, his average daily income was around PKR 600. Today, his business has grown significantly, and he is earning approximately PKR 1,400 per day—more than double his previous daily income. The impact goes beyond income. With his improved earnings, Akil has been able to support his brother’s education. He has also invested PKR 50,000 from his own resources to further expand and strengthen his business. Akil expressed his heartfelt gratitude to IDSP, Dr. Sahiba, and Ibrahim Bhai for their support, trust, and encouragement. He shared that the RIRI Project has made a meaningful difference in his livelihood and the economic well-being of his family.
This is what livelihood support looks like—creating opportunities, strengthening families, and enabling people to build a better future with dignity.

IDSP – Pakistan : RIRI Project – Strengthening Livelihoods, Supporting FamiliesAs part of the RIRI Project’s field monit...
08/08/2026

IDSP – Pakistan : RIRI Project – Strengthening Livelihoods, Supporting Families
As part of the RIRI Project’s field monitoring activities, the IDSP team recently met with Gulshan Bibi to review the progress of her business, income, and overall financial situation. Gulshan shared that her business is progressing very well and expressed her heartfelt gratitude to IDSP and support team for their continued support and encouragement. She shared that the RIRI Project has brought a significant positive change to her life and business. From Debt to Greater Financial Stability
Before receiving support through the RIRI Project, Gulshan had an outstanding loan of PKR 300,000. Over the past two months, she has successfully repaid PKR 100,000 of the loan—an important step toward improving her family's financial stability. Her income is particularly important because her husband is living with diabetes and requires ongoing medical treatment. Despite these financial pressures, Gulshan is now able to manage her household expenses and contribute toward her husband's healthcare costs through the income generated by her RIRI-supported business.
A Remarkable Increase in Income
Before joining the RIRI Project, Gulshan’s daily net profit was approximately PKR 900. Following the project’s support, her daily net profit has increased to approximately PKR 1,700–1,800. This improvement has strengthened her ability to meet household needs, repay debt, and invest in a more secure future for her family.
A Story of Hope and Resilience
Gulshan once again expressed her sincere appreciation to IDSP team, and the entire RIRI team, sharing that the project has given her family renewed hope, greater financial confidence, and the opportunity to build a better future. At IDSP, we believe that sustainable livelihood support is not simply about providing financial assistance—it is about creating opportunities, strengthening families, and enabling individuals to move toward greater economic independence and dignity.

16/07/2026
24/06/2026

IDSP – Pakistan : IDSP’s Short Video | World Environment Day Celebration & Inauguration of Community Physical Infrastructure (CPI) Schemes. The Institute for Development Studies and Practices (IDSP), with financial support from the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF), celebrated World Environment Day in Killi Shadaizai, Urak, Quetta. The event featured a plantation drive to promote environmental sustainability and the inauguration of two Community Physical Infrastructure (CPI) schemes: the rehabilitated Government Boys' Primary School and the Drinking Water Supply Scheme. The celebration brought together community members, students, teachers, village elders, and the IDSP team to reaffirm their commitment to environmental protection, community development, and climate resilience. Financially Supported by: Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF). Implemented by: Institute for Development Studies and Practices (IDSP)

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