SPO Ninth Board Members List (Tenure: November, 2015 – October, 2018) 1. Mr. Javed Jabbar, Chairperson (Sindh Province) 2. Dr. Tufail Mohammad Khan, Vice Chairperson (KP Province) 3. Ms. Arifa Mazhar, Member (Federal Capital Area) 4. Advocate Parveen Akhtar, Member (KP Province) 5. Ms. Rukhshanda Naz 6. Sister Naseem George 7. Ms. Neelam Hussain, Member
SPO General Body List FEDERAL CAPITAL TERITORY – ISLAMABAD: Prof. Dr. Karamat Ali Ms. Naheed Aziz Ms. Arifa Mazhar KP: Dr. Shaheen Sardar Ali Khan Mr. Muhammad Rafiq Dr. Tufail Mohammad Khan Ms. Rukhshanda Naz Advocate Parveen Akhtar PUNJAB: Ms. Ferida Sher Mr. Vincent A. David Syed Abid Rizvi Ms. Parveen Ghauri Sister Naseem George
16:00, 6 September 2014 The current monsoon spell has played havoc with public and private life in AJK, Central Punjab and Gilgit Baltistan. During last 24 hours, 668mm rainfall was recorded at Plandri (AJK) and 298mm at Islamabad. According to PMD weather advisory released on 5th of September 2014, the weather system still has a
SPO General Body Members Ms. Tahira Abdullah, Ms. Naheed Aziz, Ms. Sadiqa Salahuddin, Mr. Javed Jabbar, Ms. Parveen Akhtar, Dr. Tufail Muhammad Khan, Ms. Kalpana Devi, Prof. Dr. Karamat Ali, Ms. Parveen Ghauri, Sister Naseem George, Ms. Zeenat Yaqoob, Mr. Noor Ahmed Nizamani, Syed Abid Rizvi, Mr. Naseer Memon, Mr. Muhammad Amin, Mr. R. D.
SPO began life as a Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) supported organization. However, it soon started attracting more funding and sponsorships from a wider range of contributors. These include bilateral and multi-lateral aid givers like British High Commission (BHC) Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), European Commission (EC), Embassy for the Kingdom of Netherlands (EKN) and
In order to achieve the desired impact of our programme the organization needs to develop its human resource that can then guide and facilitate its partners to carry forward the rights and development agenda for economic and social change. Objectives: Human Resource Development (HRD) plan provides a framework for the identification of skill needs, both
SPO’s governance lies in the hands of a 14 member Board[1] of Directors which comprises of 13 elected members and the Chief Executive. The Board is elected for a three-year term from a General Body[2] with equal representation from all four provinces of Pakistan and reserved seats for the Federal Capital Territory. Members of the