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Get organized — self-help and partnership in urban Pakistan
'It's up to the government' is not a phrase you'll hear on the lips of OPP and ASB NGO workers in Karachi and Faisalabad. Dynamic, motivated, and politically astute, their self-help water and sanitation programmes are improving dramatically slum children's chances of survival.
'It's up to the government' is not a phrase you'll hear on the lips of OPP and ASB NGO workers in Karachi and Faisalabad. Dynamic, motivated, and politically astute, their self-help water and sanitation programmes are improving dramatically slum children's chances of survival.
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