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Gilgit-Baltistan (GB)

Youth and education-related outreach and national programme linkages in Gilgit-Baltistan.

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1

Total Beneficiaries (parsed)

2,763

Total Budget

USD 228,265 PKR 42,229,025

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Project 34

Institutionalization of LSBE, Youth Empowerment, SRHR, GBV Prevention, Flood Response and Capacity Building

Youth Development/ Education

UNFPA Federal (Islamabad), Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Balochistan 2,763 beneficiaries

Jan-22 to Dec-22 | UNFPA

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Thematic Area
Youth Development/ Education
Start Date
Jan-22
End Date
Dec-22
Budget (USD)
228,265
Budget (PKR)
42,229,025
Geographical Area
Federal (Islamabad), Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Balochistan
Donor
UNFPA
Total Beneficiaries
2,763 beneficiaries

Project details

  • Developed and institutionalized the national LSBE curriculum for Grades 1–10, including textbook development for Grades IV and VIII.
  • Established 4 LSBE teacher training facilities and conducted national dissemination workshops.
  • Trained 550 teachers, 100 Scouts, 120 student leaders, and 96 transgender youth on LSBE, leadership, reproductive health, and life skills.
  • Integrated LSBE into national systems including the Pakistan Boy Scouts Association and multiple provincial education departments.
  • Developed multilingual LSBE materials in Punjabi, Saraiki, Pushto, Shina, and Hindko, approved by the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII).
  • Conducted a national workshop for over 100 stakeholders to share learnings and support curriculum adoption.
  • Delivered emergency SRHR and GBV services through 33 medical camps, reaching 1,504 patients (women, children, and men).
  • Trained 260 community members on GBV prevention, protection, and referral pathways.
  • Introduced PSEA awareness materials and referral mechanisms in flood-affected communities.
  • Launched national outreach for the 1234 Youth Helpline and FM campaigns targeting Out- of-School Children (OOSC).
  • Conducted assessment studies to inform policy reforms and strengthen youth engagement strategies.