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Active Youth OrganizationActive Youth Organization (AYO) is working voluntarily with the youth of universities, colleges and schools of Pakistan with an aim to increase the contribution of community leaders towards achieving sustainable development both locally and globally. It also encourages peer-to-peer relations across cultural, geographic and political boundaries via a lively online social network of participants and Conflict Resolution, Non formal education, and youth development.
Alif Laila Book Bus Societyhttp://www.aliflaila.org.pk/
Grips TheatreGrips Theatre Group Karachi was found in 1982 at the behest of the Goethe Institute. Initially, its plays were performed in English, the English translated play scripts being provided by the Goethe Institute itself.
Mandwa Theatrehttp://www.mandwatheatre.yolasite.com/
Olomopolo Mediahttps://olomopolo.com/
Rafi Peer TheatreRafi Peer Theatre Workshop is the oldest independent theatre/puppet company of Pakistan. It was found in 1974 as a Not for Profit Organization and is the only group in Pakistan which has been organizing major international arts festivals. In 1992,
Laajverdhttp://laajverd.org/laaj/
Sindh Education Foundationhttps://www.sef.org.pk/
Taya Online Theatre GroupTaya Online is a popular comedy show being broadcasted on ATV since three years. It is a unique show as it does not target any political party or individual and instead presents topics for the improvement of the individuals and the society
Teach For Pakistanhttps://www.iteachforpakistan.org/
Tele Taleemhttp://www.teletaleem.com/
Telenorhttps://www.telenor.com.pk/
Toffee Tvhttps://toffeetv.com/
World Bankhttps://www.worldbank.org/
Thespianz Theaterhttps://www.thespianz.org.pk/
Zambeel Dramatic ReadingsZambeel Dramatic Readings aims to present texts in Urdu and English rendered in their own dramatized form, to create a dynamic collusion between literature and performance. Referencing traditions of storytelling and the contemporary form of the radio play
School Education Departmenthttps://www.schools.punjab.gov.pk/
SEDhttps://sed.punjab.gov.pk/
KPESEDhttp://www.kpese.gov.pk/
ABLhttps://www.abl.com/
BSShttps://www.beaconhouse.net/
UNESCOhttps://en.unesco.org/
Balochistan EMIShttp://emis.gob.pk/
European Unionhttps://europa.eu/
Open Society Foundationhttps://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/
The Canadain Embassyhttps://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/pakistan/index.aspx?lang=eng
Engrohttps://www.engro.com/
LGShttp://lgs.edu.pk/
Sindh Educationhttp://www.sindheducation.gov.pk/
British Councilhttps://library.britishcouncil.pk/
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