DICE is a British Council project that is being implemented by SoLF.
I established and maintained partnerships with more than 30 organizations. I was also working in close coordination with the British Council national and international team as well as with 600 social and creative entrepreneurs to help them scale up their enterprises. In addition to that, I was overseeing and leading the regional teams in Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, and Peshawar, Gilgit, Swat, Faisalabad, Gujrat, Abbottabad, Hyderabad, Quetta and Multan. I was also responsible for monitoring project plans, schedules, recruiting team members, budgets and expenditures, organizing and participating in stakeholder meetings, building partnerships, and ensuring that project timelines are followed. Additionally, establishing and implementing monitoring and evaluation tools, reporting and documenting in each phase of the project.

EVABHN seeks to create a culture of accountability within Pakistan's health sector by institutionalising mechanisms that provide opportunities for citizens and the state to monitor and engage dutybearers responsible for the delivery of services. My role involved Interpreting data, analyzing results using statistical techniques, developing and implementing data analyses, data collection systems and other strategies that optimize statistical efficiency and quality, acquiring data from primary or secondary data sources and maintaining databases for various districts across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

AITEBAAR worked to improve security and justice services in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
My role involved
1) Develop work plans on a bi-monthly basis and maintain written records of all activities.
2) Facilitate Master Trainers in conducting sessions within the target communities.
3) Conduct information/social mobilization sessions for the local communities in their areas. 
4) Raise awareness of men and women communities on basic human and legal rights with a focus on the criminal justice system and Aitebaar programme components. 
5) Introduce Citizen Report Cards (CRCs) and its utility to the communities and assist them in filling the CRCs. 
6) Solving issues at street level and strengthen coordination between Police and the local community to improve the eradication of crimes and maintain the observance of peace and stability.

Take a Child to School is an initiative by British Council with its partner School of Leadership Foundation to enrol out of school boys and girls in primary schools in 60 districts across Pakistan where enrollment and completion rates are the lowest in the country.My roles included1) Enrolling Out of School children in government schools.2) Retention of each child enrolled and updating the online system developed by FAFEN (Free and Fair Election Network) periodically.

Haq, Haqdaar Tak is an attempt to encourage the public to become more vigilant and attentive while donating.My main roles and responsibilities include1) Organising and carrying out qualitative fieldwork in Peshawar.2) Conducting qualitative analysis of data conducted through interviews, focus groups.3) Carrying out quantitative data analysis of existing secondary data sets and primary quantitative data, using Excel and/or SPSS.4) Producing high quality and varied research outputs for a range of audiences including analysis, report writing and presentations.

Updating paperwork, maintaining documents and word processing.Managing filing system.
Creating, maintaining, and entering information into databases.
Recording information as needed.
Helping organize and maintain office common areas.
Performing general office clerk duties and errands.
Organizing travel by booking accommodations and reservations needs as required.
Coordinating events as necessary.
Maintaining supply inventory.
Maintaining office equipment as needed.
Aiding with client reception as needed.
Handling incoming calls and other communications.
Greeting clients and visitors as needed.