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UN-SDGswww.sdgs.com.pk

Session on “Youth 4 SDGsThe NGO World organized a daylong session on “Youth 4 SDGs” at Islamabad office. 25 university

students were participated and had orientation, discussion, group work and action planning on SGDs. Mr. Sajjad Nayyer conducted the session. �The session objectives were to

• Evaluate Pakistan’s performance towards the achievement of the SDGs.

• Build a common understanding of the SDGs.

• Showcase examples of successful campaigns, research, and projects that have led to the advancement of the SDGs.

• Explore the actions young people should take to put the SDGs into practice.

• Facilitate cross-sectoral collaboration between youth and student groups to advance the SDGs.

• Raise awareness of the SDGs among young people in Australia.

Participants assigned to work in groups to explore the actions young people should take to put the SDGs into practice. The groups discussed barriers to youth implementation of the SDGs, mapped what youth are already doing that is relevant to the SDGs, discussed actions that young people can take and identified opportunities for collaboration and partnerships among the organizations.�All participants were given the assignment to make the plan of action for implementation of SDGs at their universities, towns, and institutes. They will be given full support by TNW to disseminate information regarding SDGs.

Teachers Dayat ZEST Project

Celebrated to Contribute SDG 4

October 5th 2017: ZEST project team of TNW celebrated World Teacher’s Day in 100 ZEST schools being run in slum areas of Karachi

to teach around 4000 out of school children mainly from Burmi commu-nity. The schools are running under ZEST Programme of TNW Foundation.

The students of these schools, their parents and community members paid tribute to the ZEST teachers through different activities like, speeches, role play,

dialogues and poems. All the 100 teachers felt dignified after receiving so much of respect from their students.�Manager ZEST Schools Project appreciated the efforts of all the

teachers and staff for such a nice celebration and discussed about importance of Teachers’ Day particularly its relevance to SDG 4 by UN. He encouraged them for continuance of the exceptional work they

are doing for the coming generation and contribution for the achy of Global Goals.

TNW @ SDGsThe UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, featuring the 17 Sustainable Development Goals was unanimously adopted by world leaders at a historic UN summit in September 2015. By aligning national priorities with the 2030 Agenda and working together with the private sector and civil society, governments have started mobilizing efforts to end poverty, address inequalities and tackle climate change by 2030. SDGs rightfully rely on active individual citizens and civil society organizations to help build resilient societies and effective institutions around the globe.

TNW ensures to incorporate all programs activities and objectives linked with SDGs. TNW under this program will also provide the opportunities to NGOs and other stakeholders to build their capacities so that everyone can contribute towards SDGs.

TNW believes civil society organizations play a vital role in providing basic services to communities that governments and the private sector are unable to reach. To achieve the UN’s ambitious goals by 2030, civil society organizations must also be prepared for an active role in selecting success indicators.

TNW is linking thousands of NGO’s workers, professionals and researchers daily in online collaboration and engagement, launched a major effort to mobilize its global network and other global partners to realize the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a set of targets relating to future international development.

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“TNW aims to mobilize NGOs to play a

significant role in the context of national SDG an implementation

that we consider particularly relevant: holding the stakeholders

to account, implementing projects, and communicating

the SDGs.”

Pakistan SDGs Forum 2018

Pakistan has prioritized the DSGs which will enable us to join the

league of upper middle class countries by 2030. Pakistan was the first country to adopt SDGs

2030 agenda through a unanimous resolution of parliament.�On 25 September 2018, the 3rd anniversary of

the SDGs, thousands of national & local Governments, organizations, youth groups, institutions, businesses and

individuals across the world mobilized to take actions together for the Sustainable Development Goals, and show world leaders that people and organizations everywhere are standing behind the Global Goals and expect their leaders to do the same.�The NGO World (TNW) has organized a “Pakistan SDGs Forum” on

25th September 2018 at Hotel Margala, Islamabad. Representatives from Planning Commission of

Pakistan, UNDP, civil society organizations, University students, youth and school

children were also been part of this forum.

IntroductionThe NGO World has been established in 2009 as an organization clustering the Non-Governmental Organizations and their representatives willing to join hands in the field of social welfare, sustainable development and strengthening cooperation links within the sector. Since that we are involved in the number of projects aimed at strengthening networking, capacity building, awareness raising, humanitarian support, community development and promoting the collaboration between the NGOs.

The NGO World (abbreviated as TNW Foundation) is registered under The Societies Registration Act, 1860 (Act XXI of 1860) and from Pakistan with different accreditations including;

• ISO certified for Quality Management System Standards 9001:2015.

• Evaluated and Certified by PCP (Pakistan Center for Philanthropy)

• TAX exempted organization from FBR (Bar Code: 100000052611963).

• Signed MOU with Economic Affair Division (EAD) Government of Pakistan as an organization accepting the foreign funding.

TNW join hands with public sector organizations, government functionaries, INGOs, UN and other key aid agencies besides drawing its strength from communities active involvement in need driven development process & community based interventions etc.

The organisation’s work can be categoried in fowlloing four areas;

1. Networking and Capacity Development initiatives for Impact

2. Programs and Projects for Sustainable Development

3. Relief and Rehabilitation of Disaster Hit Communities

4. Acts of Kindness and Social Support

Since its establishment, TNW took various initiatives of social good and succeeded in developing innovative community development programs. These tested model programs can be replicated in changing the lives of poor and disadvantaged segments of the society.

Seminar onSustainable Development Goals-The Role of NGOs

World NGO Day 2019-Pakistan

MISSIONLive for others

VISIONTo build the world we want to see

by effective networking, promoting collaborations and creating

models of social good

TNW PROGRAMS &GLOBAL GOALS

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