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Annual Report 2018Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy
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PCP reserves all rights of ownership of this document.
Printed By: Strengths Innovations Pakistan
Published in December 2018
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1. companyprofile 042. directorsreport 073. researchportfolio 124. philanthropysupportservices 185. cso’scertification 226. communicationandoutreach 267. boardmeetings 308. picturegallery 319. ourpeople 3310.ourpartners 3511.financialstatements 36
contents
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company profile
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Mr.ZaffarA.Khan(Chairperson)
Mr.BadaruddinFatehaliVellani(ViceChair)
Mr.MueenAfzal
Dr.AttiyaInayatullah
Mr.IqbalWaljirepresentsAgaKhanFoundation(Pakistan)
Mr.SyedHyderAli
Mr.ArifHabibrepresentsArifHabibSecuritiesLtd
Mr.SohailGhulamaliKhojarepresentsTheAgaKhanUniversity
Dr.ArshadAhmadrepresentsLahoreUniversityforManagementSciences
Ms.KhawarMumtaz
Mr.AhsanM.SaleemrepresentsCrescentSteelAndAlliedProductsLtd.
Mr.HaroonRashidrepresentsShellPakistanLtd.
Mr.AhmadZuberi
Mr.SyedFarhanAliBokhari
Mr.KamranLashari
board of directors
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ProgramDevelopment&ResearchCommittee
Dr.AttiyaInayatullah(Chairperson) Dr.ArshadAhmadMs.KhawarMumtaz Mr.AhmadZuberiMr.MueenAfzal
Budget,FinanceandInvestmentCommittee
Mr.ZaffarA.Khan(Chairperson) Mr.BadaruddinF.VellaniMr.ArifHabib Mr.AhmadZuberiMs.KhawarMumtaz
AuditCommittee
Mr.IqbalWalji(Chairperson) Mr.HaroonRashidMr.SyedFarhanAliBokhari Mr.SyedHyderAliMr.SohailG.Khoja
CertificationCommittee
Mr.SyedFarhanAliBokhari(Chairperson) Dr.AttiyaInayatullahMr.MueenAfzal Mr.HaroonRashidMr.KamranLashari
HR&GovernanceCommittee
Mr.ZaffarA.Khan(Chairperson) Dr.ArshadAhmadMr.AhsanM.Saleem Mr.BadaruddinF.VellaniMr.IqbalWalji
ResourceDevelopment&CommunicationStrategyCommittee
Mr.AhsanM.Saleem(Chairperson) Mr.SohailKhojaMr.ArifHabib Mr.KamranLashariMr.SyedHyderAli
ED, is ex-officio member of all Board Committees
pcp board committees(2018-2021)
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pakistancentreforphilanthropy
directors’ reportfinancialyearendedjune30,2018
TheBoardofDirectorsofPakistanCentreforPhilanthropy(PCP)ispleasedtopresentitsreportontheFinancialYearended30June2018.DuringtheyearPCPpursueditscoreactivitiesrelatedtocertification,research,advocacyandnetworkingtofurtheritsmissionofenhancingthevolumeandeffectivenessofphilanthropy in Pakistan.
AkeyactivityofPCPisitscertificationprogrammewhichbenefitsdifferenttiersoftheCivilSocietyOrganizations(CSOs)inPakistan.ThenumberofentitiescertifiedbyPCPbytheyearended30June2018stoodat642whichincludes48INGOs.Inaddition,duringtheyear2017-18,PCPconductedassessmentof76LSOsofGilgitBaltistanandChitralregion.PCP’sexistingcertificationprogrammewasdevelopedafterdeliberationswithstakeholdersandreviewofdifferentcertificationmodelsfromotherregionsoftheworld.Onaccountofchangesintheregulatoryenvironmentandtobringitscertificationstandardsinconformitywithrecentdevelopments,PCPisre-reviewingitscertificationstandards.Presently,thisreviewisinthefinalstages.
WithanaimtoinformandsensitizeNPOsaboutPCPCertificationstandards,theirresponsibilities,andcompliancerequirementsregardingthetaxationlawsinPakistan,PCPconductedorientationsessionsatmorethantenRegionalTaxOfficesinPakistan.ThesewereattendedbyrepresentativesofmorethanfourhundredCSOsworkinginPakistan.Further,duringtheyearPCPdevelopedaTaxGuidebookSerieswiththeobjectiveofsupportingNPOswithregardstotaxbenefitsavailabletothem.ThesehavebeendisseminatedtoCSOsandRegionalTaxOfficesandarealsoavailableonPCPwebsite.Nextyear,PCPCertificationUnitplansonpublishingGuidebooksonsignificantLegalissuesconcerningNPOs.
PCPalsoundertookathirdpartyevaluationandamembers’feedbacksurveyonitsCertificationprogramme.TheactivitywascontractedouttoGallupPakistan,anditwasreportedbackthattheclientsatisfactionwithPCPCertificationprogrammewasashighas86%,while74%oftherespondentswereoftheviewthatPCPCertificationProgrammeaddedvaluetotheirorganizationbyimprovingorganization’soverallstructure,financialmanagementandinternalgovernance.
DuringFY2017-18,PCP’sResearchUnitcompletedanumberofprojectsincludingCorporatePhilanthropySurvey2016,aFeasibilityStudyforonlinegivingportal,anenablingenvironmentstudyforNPOsinPakistan,andaregionalreviewoftheGlobalPhilanthropyEnvironmentIndex(GPEI)2018byLillyFamilySchoolofPhilanthropy.Further,wesubmittedtheinitialtwodeliverablesontheCivilSocietySustainabilityIndex(CSOSI)2018project,preparedfirstdraftofAssessmentofLocalSupportOrganizations(LSOs)inPakistan.
Itwasin2015whenPCPmanagementdecidedtosetupCommunicationandOutreachUnitforthepromotionofphilanthropyinPakistan.Itisexcitingtonotethattheunittookaninnovativestepandintroducedvideodocumentaryservices
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foritsnetworkofcertifiedorganizations.ThevideodocumentaryservicewaspilotedinFY2017-18andwillbecomearegularfinancialstreamforPCPinthenextyear.TheobjectiveofPCPStudiosistoofferthisdocumentaryserviceonano-profit-no-lossbasistothephilanthropicsectorsoastohelpthemshowcasetheircontributionsinthealleviationofpoverty.ItishopedthatthisinitiativewillplayapositiveroleincapturingthephilanthropicspiritofthepeopleofPakistan.Someofthedocumentaries,especially“TheThreeRooms”abouttheworkof“ChalFoundation”,touchedtheheartsoftheviewers.Duringtheyearunderreview,adocumentaryaboutPCPanditsworkwascommissionedandcompletedbySharmeenObaidChinoy.ThedocumentaryhighlightstheimportanceofphilanthropyinPakistanandtheneedfortrustworthycrediblenon-profitsector.PhilanthropyMatters,asixmonthlynewsletterbyPCPdedicateditsMarch2018EditiontotheSustainableDevelopmentGoalsandhighlightedcertifiedorganizations’contributionsinthisregard.PCPishopefulthattheseinitiativeswillplayaroleinfurtheringthecausesassociatedwiththemissionofPCP.
Fortheveryfirsttime,PCPorganizedaforumonPhilanthropyinPakistanincollaborationwithGlobalDonorsForum(GDF)andHigherEducationCommission(HEC).TheforumwasmergedwiththeCorporateAwardsceremony.Theeventwaswellreceivedbythedevelopmentsectorandwasagreatsuccess.ThePakistanPhilanthropyForum2018wasattendedbyrepresentativesfromgovernmentdepartments,privatesectororganizations,civilsociety,academiaandmedia.Dr.IshratHussain(N.I)andtheChairmanFBR,gracedtheoccasionaschiefguestsattheinauguralandclosingsessions.Participantsdiscussedarangeofissuesandopportunitiespertainingtothedevelopmentandcharitablesectorandmaderecommendationsforaneffectivephilanthropicsector.Encouragedbytheresponsefromthesectorplayers,PCPboardhasdecidedtomakeitaregularfeatureofPakistanCentreforPhilanthropytoholdaPhilanthropyDaytodisseminateknowledge,promotebestpracticesandforgepartnershipsinthesector.
Moreandmorethedigitalspaceisbecomingtheconduitforchannellingdonationsworldwide.E-PhilanthropyisaboutharnessingthepowerofinternettocreatemarketplaceswhichconnectdonorswithcausesandincollaborationwithAKDN,PCPintendsonestablishingadigitalgivingplatformbythenameof“GivetoPakistan”forcivilsocietywherePCP-certifiedorganizationscansharetheirstoriesandseekfundsfortheirinitiatives.Duringtheyear,PCPfinalizedtheframeworkanddesignoftheplatform,organizedoperationalworkshopstodiscussthepossiblebusinessmodelsanddevelopedfiscalprojections.PCPispartneringwithTelenorBankandHabibBankLimitedforonlinepaymentgatewaysintegration.PCPintendstogothroughapilotingphasewhereselectednumberofPCPcertifiedCSOswillbeinvitedtorunonlinefundraisingcampaigns.Theportalwillbeformallylaunchedinthefirstquarterof2019.
Inordertofacilitateitsnetworkofcertifiedorganizations,PCPhasbeenmakingeffortstolinktheseorganizationswithsizeableCorporateSocialResponsibility(CSR)programs.Duringtheyear,PCPdevisedcustomizedfacilitationservicesforcompanieswithCSRprogramsaroundplanning,conductingduediligence,solicitationofprojectproposals,theirshortlisting,vetting,monitoring,evaluationandreporting.SofarPCPhasfacilitatedgrants/donationsofoverUS$100,000inpartnershipwithGive2Asia(G2A)forESPN.Also,PCPandG2Aarejointlyplanning
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toorganizeroadshowsinPakistantoorientatePCPcertifiedCSOsonG2A’sprogramsandservices.PCPalsosignedanMOUwithOGDCLtofacilitateitsCSR.
TherevenuegeneratedbyPCPisusedforitsvariousprogrammaticactivities.TheseincludeevaluationofCSOs,researchstudies,philanthropysupportservicesandoutreachactivities.AgainstthetotalincomeofRs.61mearnedduringFY2017-18,PCPspentRs.66.7monprogramactivities,Rs.7.4monitsoperational&administrativeexpenses,andRs.1monmanagementofitsEndowmentFund,leadingtoadeficitofRs.14mfortheyear.Thedeficitwasfinancedbydebitingtheaccumulatedreserves.LongersustainabilityofPCPisamajorconcernoftheBoardofDirectors.Asidefromeffortstodevelopfreshdonationsandotherrevenuestreams,PCPwasconstrainedtoraisethecertificationfeeeffectivefromJuly1st,2018.Theincreaseinfeewasimplementedafteragapoffiveyears.Thisyear,PCPalsopiloteddocumentaryvideomakingservicesforitscertifiednetworkoforganizations.Whileotherorganizationschargeexorbitantlyforsuchservices,PCPisonlychargingtheorganizationsfortheactualexpensesincurred.AllthesesubsidizedservicesareaimedatsupportingandfacilitatingthecredibleCSOsinPakistan
Duringtheyear,theBoardmeteveryquarterandprovidedguidanceanddirectiontoPCP’sprogrammaticandpolicyinitiatives.OntheconclusionofthethreeyeartenureofthepreviousPCPBoardofDirectors,theBoarddecidedtomaintainitsstrengthof15membersandelectionswereheldinApril2018.AsaresultoftheseelectionsSyedFarhanAliBokhari(experiencedjournalistandformerchairofPCPcertificationpanel),Mr.KamranLashari(FormerFederalGovernmentSecretary)andMr.AhmadZuberi(ManagingDirectorofRecorderTelevisionNetwork&AajNews)havejoinedtheBoard,whileMr.ArshadZuberi(whohasbeenontheBoardforover16years),Mr.AbdulWajidRana,andMr.OsmanWaheeddecidedtostepdownuponcompletionoftheirterm.WegreatlyappreciatethecontributionsmadebytheoutgoingDirectorstowardstheprogressanddevelopmentofPCPandareconfidentthatPCPwillbenefitfromtheexpertiseandrichexperienceoftheincomingDirectors.
TheBoardofDirectors,ontheadviceoftheAuditCommittee,hasrecommendedtheappointmentofA.F.Ferguson&Co.CharteredAccountants,asauditorsofPCPforYearending30June2019.
PCP’ssuccessandachievementsfortheyearwouldnothavebeenpossiblewithoutthededicationandcommitmentofitsmanagementandemployees.TheBoardwishestoexpressitsappreciationandconfidenceinthePCPteam.TheBoardalsowishestothanktheFederal&ProvincialGovernments,theCivilSocietySectorandPCPDonorsfortheircontinuedsupporttoPCP.
ZaffarA.Khan,S.I.Chairman,BoardofDirectors
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our vision, mission & goals
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our vision
our mission
our goals
Thethreesectorsofsociety-business,civilsocietyandthegovernmentworkinastrengthenedpartnershipforsocialdevelopmentin Pakistan.
ToincreasethevolumeandeffectivenessofindigenousphilanthropyforsocialdevelopmentinPakistan
Creatingapolicy,legalandfiscalenvironmentthatenablesgivingfordevelopmentandpromotesthegrowthanddevelopmentofcitizenorganizations.
Facilitatinglinkagesbetweencorporatephilanthropists,citizenorganizationsandgovernmentforincreasedsocialinvestment.
Enhancingcitizenorganizations’’capabilitiesasreliableandeffectiveimplementingpartnersofgrantmakersthroughacertificationsystem.
Assistingphilanthropists(corporations,foundations,Diasporacommunities)inincreasingthevolumeandimpactoftheirgiving.
Raisingbroadsocietalunderstandingofphilanthropythroughresearch.
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research portfoliocreatingknowledgeanddrivingdecisions
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ResearchProgramwhichaimsatbridgingtheknowledgegaponthesubjectofphilanthropyinthecountryisanintegralpartofPakistanCentreforPhilanthropy(PCP).Inpursuanceofitsmandate,ResearchUnithasendeavoredtogenerateknowledgeinareassuchascorporatephilanthropy,individualphilanthropy,philanthropybyfoundations,andphilanthropybyPakistanidiaspora.Abriefdetailoftheactivitiesundertakenbytheresearchunitintheyear2017-18isgivenbelow.
corporate philanthropy report – 2016PCPhasbeenregularlydocumentingcorporategivinginPakistansincetheyear2003.Thesesurveysnotonlytrytoascertainthevolumeofgivingbythebusinesscommunityinthecountrybutalsohighlightthetrendsandpatternsshapingovertheyears.ThereportsalsoprovidearankingofcompaniesbasedontheirgivingwhichservesasthebasisforrecognizingtheirgoodworkatPCP’sannualCorporatePhilanthropyAwards.
ForCPS2016,PCPtriedtobroadenthecoverageofthesurveyreportbycapturinggivingbyaPublicUnlistedCompanies(PUCs)andPrivateLimitedCompanies(PvLCs)alongwithPublicListedCompanies(PLCs)–CPSreportshavebeencapturinginformationonPLCsonly.CollectinginformationonphilanthropiccontributionsofcompaniesotherthanPLCswaschallengingastheyarenotboundtotheirfinancialrecordspublicly.So,theendeavortocollectinformationonasmallsampleofPUCsandPvLCswouldhelphowphilanthropyistakenbythemandwhatthechallengesare.
ThefindingsofthepresentstudywouldbeusefulinenhancingawarenessaboutcorporatephilanthropyandmayprovideanactionagendaforPCP,thegovernment,andotherstakeholderswhoareengagedwithsocialdevelopmentinitiatives.Theincreasingvolumeofphilanthropiccontributionsbythecorporatesectorspeaksvolumesofthecontinuedinterestandcommitmentofthebusinesscommunitytowardssocialwell¬beingofpeopleother than their shareholders.
research — bridging the knowledge gap
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key findings of cps – 2016
• TotaldonationsbyPLCsincreasedmorethanthirty-twofold,fromPKR0.23billioninyear2000toPKR7.31billionin2016,
• PLCscontributed0.7percentageofPBTforsocialcausesduringtheyear,• 51percentoftotalPLCstookpartinphilanthropy,• About23percentofPUCsand26percentofPvLCsfromthegiven
sampleparticipatedinphilanthropicactivities,• PUCs(n=474)donatedaboutRs.0.86billionwhilePvLCs(n=360)
contributedRs.1.33billionintheyear2016,• Theshareoftop25companiesis80percentforPLCs,88percentfor
PUCs,and93percentforPvLCs,• OilandGasExplorationisthelargestcontributorwithanaverage
donationofaroundPKR608million.
what motivates companies to give and where do they spend?Interviewswerealsoconductedwiththetopgivingcompaniesinordertoprovidecontextwhichhelpsunderstandthesignificanceofthereportednumbers.Some18companies(15PLCs,1PUCand2PvLCs)respondedtoourrequestsandtheinterviewscoveredanumberofareasincludingmotivationbehindtheirgivingandwheredotheyspendtheircorporatesocialresponsibilitybudgets.
ThematiceAreasPrefferedbyCompanies
education health disasterreliefcommunitydevelopment
environment othersincludewatersupply,renewableenergies,physicalinfrastructure,sports,aartandculture.
economic development/livelihood
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ensureeconomicgrowth
ethicalbusinesspractice
personalsatisfaction
recongnitionforthecompany
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Educationanddisasterreliefarethetwoareasthatreceiveequalshareinphilanthropicgivingbythecorporatesectorfollowedbyhealthsector.Intermsofmotivationbehindgiving,itispersonalsatisfactionthatmostcompaniesdescribefollowedbyethicalbusinesspractice.Thoughitissurprisingtoseethatpersonalsatisfactioninfluencesgivingdecisionofacompanybutthathasbeenthecasewithcorporatephilanthropyinothercountriesaswellspeciallyintheinitialstagesofitsevolution.
enabling environment for non-profit organizations in pakistanNon-ProfitOrganizations(NPOs)arerecognizedtoplayanimportantrole insolvingvarioussocialissues,particularly,indevelopingandunderdevelopedcountries.Inrecentyears,however,governmentsaroundtheglobehaveformulatednewlawsand/orpoliciesorhaveamendedtheexistingonesinordertohavebettercontrolofthenon-profitsector.InPakistan,governmenthasalsointroducedanumberofpolicychangesinrecentyearsthatareconsideredtohavefarreachingimpactontheworkingenvironmentofNPOs.GiventhatthecontextwhereNPOsoperatehasabearingontheeffectivenessandefficiencyoftheirwork,itisimportanttohaveperiodicreviewsoftheenablingenvironment.Thesereviewsmakeusawareabouttheextenttowhichanenvironmentisenablingorhindering.Basedonthefindingofsuchstudies,correctivemeasuresmayberecommendedtopolicymakers.
PakistanCentreforPhilanthropy(PCP)hadconductedacomprehensivereviewofthelegalenvironmentforcivilsocietyorganizationsinthestudy,CreatinganEnablingLegalFrameworkforNon-profitOrganizationsinPakistan,in2002.Butinviewoftheeverchangingcircumstances,PCPconductedanotherstudyontheenablingenvironmentforNPOs.Thestudyfocusedonthethreeaspectsofenablingenvironment;i.e.,Legalenvironment;Financialenvironment;PublicimageofNPOs.
ThematiceAreasPrefferedbyCompanies
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ThestudywhichwouldsoonbepublishedrevealsthatNPOsarefacingchallengesinallthethreeareascoveredinthestudy.Withregardtolegalenvironment,NPOsfeeltobeconstrainedbytherequirementssuchastheregistrationwithEconomicAffairsDivision(EAD)requiredforallorganizationsreceivingcross-borderfunding.Financialsustainabilityalsoseemstobeaffectedbythedwindlingfundingopportunitiesespeciallyfrominternationaldonors.PublicimageofNPOshasworsenedduetomanyfactors,forexample,theincidentwhereanNPO’splatformwasfoundtoadministerafakepoliocampaigntotraceOsamaBinLaden.
the global philanthropy environment index – 2018Philanthropyisgrowingacrossdiverseculturesandgeographies,yetverylittleisknownabouttheenablingfactorsthatwillensureitscontinuousgrowth.TheGlobalPhilanthropyEnvironmentIndexbyIndianaUniversityLillyFamilySchoolofPhilanthropyistheonlyknownresearchreportthatprovidescomprehensiveinformationaboutthephilanthropicenvironmentin79countriesandeconomiesaroundtheworldusingastandardinstrumentcompletedbycountry-basedexperts.Thereportexpandsknowledgebycompilinganddisseminatingnewcomparativedataonthephilanthropicenvironment.
PCPwastaskedasaRegionalReviewerforSouthernandSouthernAsiacountries.Theassignmentincludedreviewofreportsofsevencountriesintheregion.CountryExpertswhoauthoredthecountryreportswereapproachedwithcommentsandqueriesontheirscoringonvariousdimensions.Basedonthefeedback,thescoreswereadjustedaccordingly,andacountrysummaryreportwassubmittedalongwithrevisedscores.TheGPEIreportwaspublishedinApril2018.
pcp and caps join hands for a doing good index report 2018TheDoingGoodIndexisafirst-of-its-kindstudybasedaroundasetofindicatorsthat,takentogether,showtheregulatoryandinstitutionalinfrastructureenablingorimpedingphilanthropicgiving.Itexaminesfiscal,culturalandsocialincentivestodonate;theregulatoryenvironmentthatcanfacilitateorhindersystematicinvestment;factorsthataffecttheestablishmentandoperationsoforganizationsthatdeliverservicesorproductstoaddressasocietalneedandtheirabilitytoaccessfunds.ThisstudyconductedbyCentreforAsianPhilanthropyandSociety(CAPS)covered15AsianeconomiesincludingPakistan.PCP,incollaborationwithSocialDevelopmentPolicyInstitute(SDPI),actedasalocalpartnerwithCAPSincollectingtherequiredinformationfromsocialdeliveryorganizations(SDOs)inPakistan.Theassignmentconsistedofdatacollectionfromsocialdeliveryorganizationsthroughdigitallyadministeredquestionnairesandthroughaconsultativemeetingwiththedevelopmentexperts.
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pcp partners with usaid for csosi 2016 & 2017PCPhadpreviouslycompletedCivilSocietyOrganizationSustainabilityIndexforyears2014and2015forPakistanasalocalpartnerforUSAID.Thecurrentassignmentcoveredtwoyears,e.g.,2016and2017.ApanelmeetingoflocalexpertswasconvenedtodiscusstheprogressandsetbacksinseveninterrelateddimensionsofCSOsustainability:legalenvironment,organizationalcapacity,financialviability,advocacy,serviceprovision,infrastructure,andpublicimage.Aspartoftheirdiscussion,thepanelassignedscorestothesevendimensionsonascaleof1to7—with1representingthehighestand7thelowestlevelofsustainability–whichwerethenaveragedtoproduceanoverallCSOsustainabilityscore.Basedontheexpertpanel’sdiscussionsaswellasothersourcesofknowledgeofthesector,anarrativereportdescribingCSOsectorsustainabilityhasbeensubmitted.Thereportisexpectedtobepublishedanddisseminatedtowardstheendofcurrentyear.
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philanthropy support servicesbringingthestakeholderstogether
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PakistanCentreforPhilanthropy(PCP)valuerelationshipsandconsiderthemfundamentaltoitswork.Thewidenetworkofourpartners(nationalandinternational)enablesustoleveragecomplementaritiestoofferbroaderportfolioofservicesandmobilizeresourcesquickly.PCP’sassociatesinclude,butarenotlimitedto,academicandresearchentities,thinktanks,corporates&privatesector,I/NGOsandothers.Wecontinuetoexpandandkeeponaddingmoreresourcestoourpartnersandassociatesbase.WealsoaimtobuildlinkageswithPakistanidiasporawhowanttosupportourtrustworthyandcrediblecivilsocietypartners.
give2asia (g2a)PCPenteredintoapartnershipagreementwithG2AtohelpmanagetheirregulargrantmakingactivitiesinPakistan.Underthis,PCPconductsdue-diligence,project/budgetevaluationandmonitoringforG2A’sgranteesinPakistan.SofarPCPhasfacilitatedgrants/donationsofUS$422,431inpartnershipwithG2AforinternationalcompanieslikeESPNandPepsicoFoundation.
national counter terrorism authority (nacta)PCPandNACTAhavejoinedhandstopromotephilanthropyandsafercharitythroughPCP’snetworkofcertifiedNPOsworkingacrossPakistan.
pakistan peace collective (ppc), ministry of informationMOUhasbeensignedbetweenPPCandPCPtocreateawarenessonsafercharitypractices.
sustainable development policy institute (sdpi)Theobjectiveofthispartnershipistopromotejointresearchandenhanceknowledgeonissuessurroundingphilanthropy.
telenor bank ThispartnershipistoworkjointlytodigitizeandchannelizedonationcollectioninPakistan.
projects & partnerships
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corporatesPCPhasdevisedcustomizedfacilitationservicesforcompanies/fundsaroundstrategic/actionplanning,duediligence,solicitationofprojectproposals,shortlistingandvettingofproposalsandmonitoring,evaluationandreporting.
ogdcl & pcpPCPsignedanMOUwithOGDCL,thelargestPakistanicorporategiver.Underthis,PCPisfacilitatingOGDCLindirectingitsCSRfundstothetransparent,credibleandhighimpactCSOs/NGOs.
digital services platformPCPhasbeendevelopinganonlinegivingportalforitscertifiednetworkofCSOs.TheportalGive2PakistanwillallowPCPcertifiedCSOstopitchtheirprojectsonlineandcollectdonationsfromlocalanddiasporadonors.Aftertheplanningphase,theprojecthassuccessfullyenteredintothedevelopmentphaseandcurrentlythewebsitedevelopmentisunderway.Give2PakistanisscheduledtorunthroughaninceptionphasefromOctober2018,where30CSOswillbetakenonboard.PCPisfinalizingterms,conditionsandpricingmodelsforthegivingportalinparallel,whichwillfirmupbeforetheformallaunch.
initiatives/new ventures
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cso’s certificationsettingstandardsandbuildingcapacityofnon-profitsector
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Presently,PCP’scertificationprogrammecaterstoentirepyramidofcivilsocietyorganizationsinPakistanstartingfromLocalSupportOrganizations(LSOs)atthebottomtothelocalcivilsocietyorganisationsinthemiddleandtointernationalNGOsatthetop.Thesethreetiersofcivilsocietyorganizationsaredifferentintermsofmaturityoftheirsystemsandstructureswithlocalsupportorganisations,beingthesmallestandleastmatureandINGOsbeingatthehighestlevelofmaturity.Consideringthegapinlevelofmaturityamongtheseorganizations,thePCPevaluationtooltakesintoaccounttheirpeculiarcharacteristicsanddistinctfeaturesrelevantonlyforthatparticulartier.PCPhasthereforedevelopedcustomizedtoolsforeachofthesethreetierorganizations.
assessment of local support organizations (lsos)OnAugust5th,2013,AKRSPandPCPenteredintoanagreementtodevelopLSOtooltostrengthenLSOsystemsandcapacity.Todevelopbroaderownershipofthesaidevaluationtool,RSPslikeRuralSupportProgrammeNetwork(RSPN)andNationalRuralSupportProgramme(NRSP)werealsotakenonboard.InconsultationwithRSPs,PCPpreparedandfinalizedtheevaluationtoolwhichwasapprovedbyAKRSP.AKRSPhasappliedtheaforesaidevaluationtoolforfirstthetimein2015andreferred67LSOstoPCPforevaluation.
Inthesecondphase,afterconductingthoroughassessmentsoftheLSOandfinalizationofassessmentreports,PCPsharedtheresultsof76LSOsincludingfiftyseven(57)LSOsbasedinGilgit,Baltistanandnineteen(19)LSOsbasedinChitralregion.Followingaretheconsolidatedresultsof76LSOsevaluatedbyPCPinGilgitBaltistanandChitralregion.
certification
consolidated results of 76 lsos based in gilgit baltistan & chitral
A 37B 37C 13C 9
assessment grades achieved
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evaluation of international non-government organization (ingos):PCPinitiatedperformanceevaluationofINGOsaftertheGovernmentofPakistanintroducedanewpolicyforregulatingInternationalNon-GovernmentalOrganizations(INGOs)workinginPakistaninOctober,2015.Inadditiontootherrequirements,INGOswererequiredtoseekapprovalofCommissionerInlandRevenueundersection2(36)ofIncomeTaxOrdinance,2001andforthatmattergettheirperformanceevaluatedforachievingtheiraimsandobjectivesfromanindependentcertificationagencywhichisapprovedbytheGovernmentofPakistan.Tothiseffect,sinceJanuary2016,PCPhasinitiatedperformanceevaluationofINGOsworkinginPakistan.SofarPCPhasevaluated64INGOsoutofwhich46havebeencertified.INGOEvaluationsconductedbyPCPduringtheyear2017-18canbeseenasfollows:
evaluation of local civil society organizations (csos)PCPinitiatedevaluationofCSOsintheyear204.Sofartheorganizationhasevaluatedatotalof1800CSOsworkingallacrossPakistanwhereasathenumberoftotalcertificationsconductedsinceinceptionofPCPis1000.Duringlastyear,PCPevaluated144CSOsallacrossPakistanwhereasinthesameyear,theCertificationPanelapprovedapplicationsof143CSOsforPCPCertification.
reviewing certification standards PCP’scertificationprogrammewasdevelopedafterthoroughdeliberationswithstakeholdersandreviewofdifferentcertificationmodelsthatarebeingpracticedinAsia,Americaandotherregionsoftheworld.Onaccountofchangesinregulatoryenvironmentgoverningnon-profitorganizationsbothwithinandoutsidePakistanaswellastobringitscertificationstandardsinconformitywithrecentdevelopmentsinnot-for-profitsector,PCPundertakesperiodicreviewofitscertificationstandards.Presently,reviewofPCPCertificationstandardsisinitsfinalprocessing.Thereviewexercisewasconductedinconsultationwithstakeholdersinvolvingcivilsocietyorganizations,governmentandexperts.TheFederalBoardofRevenuehadconstitutedatechnicalcommitteeforreviewingPCP’scertificationstandards.Reviewprocessisexpectedtobecompletedandconcludedintheyear2018-19.
1.HelpingHandforReliefandDevelopment2.PlanInternational3.MuslimHands4.BrienHoldenVisionInstituteFoundation(BHVIF)5.Christoffel-Blindnemissione.V6.ArchNova
Name of INGOs
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awareness sessions with npos at regional tax officesWithanaimtoinformandsensitizeNon-ProfitOrganizations(NPOs)aboutPCPCertificationandtheirduties,responsibilities,andcompliancerequirementsundertheIncomeTaxOrdinance,2001andIncomeTaxRule,2002,PCPconductedorientationsessionsatmorethanten(10)RegionalTaxOffice(RTOs)inPakistan.Thesessionswereattendedbyrepresentativesofmorethan400CSOsworkinginPakistan.Thesessionprovedtobefruitfulintermofspreadingawarenessandenhancingourunderstandingoftherelatedissuesandbuildingastrongpartnershipwiththetaxdepartment.
publication and dissemination of taxation compliance guidebooks WithanaimtoensureNPO’staxeducationandcompliance,PCPhasinitiatedaTaxGuidebookSeries.TheobjectiveofthisTaxGuidebookSeriesistosupportNPOswithregardtotaxbenefitspertinenttothem.InordertoensureNPO’staxeducationandcompliance,PCPhasinitiatedaTaxGuidebookSeries.TheobjectiveofthisSeriesistosupportNPOswithregardtotaxbenefitspertinenttothem.Inkeepingwiththis,thefollowingfourGuideshavebeenpublishedandmorethanthreethousandcopiesofthesamehavebeendisseminatedtoCSOsandRegionalTaxOffices(Theguidebooksarealsoavailableonourwebsite).
i. ApplyingforApprovedNPOStatusUnderSection2(36)ofIncomeTaxOrdinance,2001
ii. ApplyingforTaxBenefitsonCharitableDonationsUnderSection61ofIncomeTaxOrdinance,2001
iii. Applyingfor100%TaxCreditUnderSection100CofIncomeTaxOrdinance,2001
iv. ApplyingforLowerTaxRatesUnderSection159ofIncomeTaxOrdinance,2001
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pakistan philanthropy forum (ppf)PCP,incollaborationwithGlobalDonorsForum,launched“PakistanPhilanthropyForum”tobeheldeveryyearinPakistan.Theobjectiveistodisseminateknowledge,promotebestpracticesandforgepartnershipsinthesector.ThefirstconveningwasheldinMarch2018atHECIslamabadandwasattendedbyavastmajorityofrepresentativesfromthegovernmentdepartments,privatesectororganizations,civilsociety,academiaandmedia.Dr.IshratHussain,Ex-GovernorStateBankofPakistan,andMr.TariqMahmoodPasha,ChairmanFBR,gracedtheoccasionaschiefguestsattheinauguralandclosingsessionsrespectively.Participantsdiscussedissuespertainingtothedevelopmentandcharitablesectorandmaderecommendationsforaneffectivephilanthropicsector.Astreamlinedregulatoryframework,taxincentivesforCSOs,capacitybuildingofNGOsinimagebuilding,consolidationofcorporategivingandawardsforthenonprofitswerethekeyrecommendationsputforwardbytheforumparticipants.PCPisdocumentinganddisseminatingtheserecommendationsamongtherelevantstakeholders.AAJTVbroadcastedaspecialprogrammeonissuespertainingtophilanthropy.ChairmanPCPBoardofDirectors,ChairmanPCPCertificationpanelandMehveshMumtazwerethepanelists.
philanthropy matters PhilanthropyMatters,publishedeverysixmonths,hasbeenfocusingonhighlightingcertifiedorganizationscontributionstowardspovertyalleviations.ManagementofthePCPdecidedthateveryeditionshouldfocusononethemeatatimeandshouldfeaturestoriessubmittedbythecertifiedorganizations.ThelatesteditionofthePhilanthropyMatterswasdedicatedtoSustainableDevelopmentGoals.Storiesandprojectsagainsteachofthegoalweresoughtfromtheorganizationsandmadepartofthespecialedition.
certificates distribution ceremonyCertificationisaregularactivitythathappensalmosteverymonth.Certificationpanelreviewscasesanddecidonwhethertograntcertificationornot.Onaverage,everytimemorethan25casesarepresentedbytheevaluators.ThosewhosucceedingettingcertificationaretheninvitedtoPCPandarehandedovertheircertificatesbytheExecutiveDirector.AnumberofsuchceremonieswereorganizedduringtheFY2017-18.Seniormanagement
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fromNGOsandINGOsattendedthesesessionsandsharedabouttheirworkforthebettermentofmarginalizedsectionsacrossthecountry.
session on fundraising for npos CapacitybuildingsessionsforNPOsisnowaregularfeatureofPCP’soutreachprogarmme.UsuallythesesessionswouldfocusonfacilitatinganinteractionbetweenthetaxofficeandNPOs,however,lastyearPCPrequestedShaukatKhanumMemorialTrustHospitalandheCitizenFoundationtosharetheirfundraisingexperienceswiththeaudience.TheobjectivewastohelpCSOsindevelopingtheircapacitytodesignandrunfundraisingcampaigns.
documentary on pcpSharmeenObaidChinoyFilms(SOCF),anaward-winningdocumentaryhousebasedinPakistan,hasproducedadocumentarytohighlightthenarrativeofPakistanCentreforPhilanthropy’s(PCP)work.ThepurposeofthedocumentaryistospreadawarenessaboutphilanthropyinPakistan”The5-minutedocumentaryhighlightsthecontributionsofphilanthropicsectorinPakistanandtheimportanceofPCPcertification.
ThedocumentaryfeaturesinterviewsofMr.ZaffarA.Khan(ChairmanPCP)andMs.ShaziaMaqsoodAmjad(ED–PCP).Storiesoftwocertifiedorganizations(ChalFoundationandSaharaforLifeTrust)havealsobeencoveredinthedocumentary.Theirprojectactivitiesconstitutethemajorpartofthedocumentarywhichisnowreadyforwidersharingwithstakeholders.
pcp studiosPCPStudioswhichwasestablishedtoofferlowcostvideodocumentaryservicestothecertifiedorganizationenhanceditscapacityfurthertoaddqualitytoitsproduct.Duringtheyear2017-18,itsignedcontractswithsixorganizationsandhelpedtheminshowcasingtheirworkthroughinterviewsanddocumentaries.Someofthedocumentariesespecially“TheThreeRooms”abouttheworkofChalFoundationtouchedtheheartsoftheviewers.
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Name of Board Member Total Attendance Meetings Present
Mr.ZaffarA.Khan 05 05Mr.Ch.MueenAfzal 05 02Mr.SyedHyderAli 05 01Mr.MuhammadArifHabib 05 00Dr.AttiyaInayatullah 05 03Mr.SohailGhulamaliKhoja 05 02Mr.SyedSohailHussainNaqvi 05 00Ms.KhawarMumtaz 05 01Mr.AbdulWajidRana 04 00Mr.JawwadAhmadCheema 05 00Mr.BadaruddinFatehaliVellani 05 05Mr.OsmanKhalidWaheed 04 00Mr.AhsanMuhammadSaleem 05 04Mr.IqbalWalji 05 04Mr.ArshadAzizZuberi 04 01Mr.AhmadZuberi 01 01Mr.KamranLashari 01 01Mr.SyedFarhanAliBokhari 01 01
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Ms.ShaziaMaqsoodAmjad Ms.SaniaBenjaminExecutiveDirector SecretarytoExecutiveDirector
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Ms.RabiaJameel Mr.AbdulMalikNazirAlviManagerFinance&CompanySecretary FinanceOfficer
Mr.RashidRafiqSeniorFinanceOfficer
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Mr.NaveedYousafButt Mr.MaazUlBariProgrammeManager SeniorProgrammeOfficer
Mr.RaheelAwan Ms.AyeshaQamarProgrammeOfficer ProgrammeOfficer
Mr.BilalRasul Ms.MahvishMemonProgrammeOfficer FinancialAssistant
Mr.SyedMuhammadKamran Ms.MaryamArshadProgrammeAnalyst FinancialAnalyst
Ms.AnamAtiq Mr.SajjadHaiderConsultant ProgrammeOfficer(MR)
Mr.FaisalAli Mr.HamzaAtiqJuniorProgrammeOfficer JuniorProgrammeOfficer
Mr.EhteshamYaqoob Mr.MushtaqAhmedJuniorProgrammeOfficer JPOContract
Mr.AdnanRahbar Mr.HusnainAghaJPOContract JPOContract
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Mr.MuhammdNasir Mr.MuhammadAliHeadofResearch SeniorProgrammeOfficer
Mr.MuhammadAliMasoodJadoon Mr.MuzzamilMunirProgrammeOfficer JuniorResearchAnalyst
communication and outreach
Mr.AhmadNadeem Mr.HusnainAliManagerCommunicationandOutreach ProgrammeOfficer(IT)
Ms.MehwishFarah Mr.JawadAhmedJPOContract POContract
philanthropy support services proramme
Mr.ArsalanKashfi Mr.MuhammadNomanSeniorProgrammeOfficer DSL-Consultant
human resources and administration
Mr.AhmedHamid Ms.ShaguftaMariamSeniorHR/AdministrationOfficer FrontDeskOfficer/Receptionist
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our partners
contributors/donorsSapphireGroup,Karachi;JubileeGeneralInsuranceCompanyLimited;ArifHabibCorporation,Karachi;CrescentSteel&AlliedProducts,Karachi;StandardCharteredBank;LuckyCementKarachi;SoneriBankLtd.Karachi;PackagesLtd.;AKF–USA&Pakistan;TCSPvt.Ltd;EngroCorporationLimited;BabarAliFoundation;ShellPakistanLimited;ICIPakistan;UnitedDevelopmentProgarmme(UNDP)
governmentFederalBoardofRevenue;EconomicsAffairsDivision;MinistryofFinance;ProvincialSocialWelfareDepartments;ProvincialDepartmentofEducation,Sindh;PlanningCommission;ProvincialP&D,SECP,NACTA,QuaideAzamUniversity,NationalUniversityofScienceandtechnology(NUST),Islamabad,ShaheedZulfiqarAliBhuttoUniversityofScienceandTechnology,Islamabad/Karachi
networkingAsiaPacificPhilanthropyConsortium;AUSAID;CentreforPhilanthropy;CharitiesAidFoundation;CIVICUS;Give2Asia;GlobalGiving;GlobalPhilanthropyForum;OneWorldTrust’sCouncilforNGOCertification;WINGSNetwork;WWF;NationalWorldCongressofMuslimPhilanthropists,InternationalCentreforNon-profitLaw(ICNL),LUMS,PPAF
mediaAajTVAPRBusinessRecorder;FarhanBokhari
donorsInternationalOrganizationforMigration(IOM);UKaid–IlmIdeasthroughDAI;FoundationOpenSocietyInstitute(FOSI);CommunityDevelopmentProgram,Govt.ofSindh;AKF(P)/AKDN;AsianDevelopmentBank;ONEUN-ProgramonEnvironment;TheWorldBank;SocialWelfareDepartment,Govt.ofthePunjab;AKRSP;ESRA/USAID;EuropeanCommission;GovernmentofPakistan,PRP-USAID
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