Pakistan has had a turbulent last couple of years with economic shocks as well as rise of extremism. Poor people suffer disproportionately due to these shocks but we envision that positive forces of micro finance and technology will help mitigate them. We envision that by 2015, large-scale micro finance institutions (Mfi) will provide 10 million poor people in Pakistan with a wide range of financi
al services to empower them to move out and stay out of poverty.
* Nearly one in five Pakistanis, or 27 million people, is living below the poverty line, earning less than $2.50/day.
* Approximately 37 million Pakistanis—more than 1 in 5 people—live on less than 1.25 $ per day.
* We reach only about two percent of Pakistan’s poorest households.
* Undernourishment affects 37 million people.
* Nearly 10 percent of children will not live to the age of five. Pakistan has suffered from decades of internal political disputes, low levels of foreign investment, and ongoing costly confrontation with neighboring India that have all made escaping poverty even more of a challenge. As a relatively new and emerging sector in the development industry in Pakistan, micro finance has a tremendous potential for growth in the coming years. The majority of MFI in Pakistan are small and in need of basic support in financial management, human resource management and technology management to prepare them to scale up and reach the poorest population. Now we are in Fields now and we setup our network in Pakistan.Our aim is to Help All Poor People of Pakistan with the Help of Pakistani Peoples.We are on fields now and every PAKISTANI is our HOPE. Thats why we need Donation from All People Of Pakistan.
