Communities For Change

slamabad, November 24, 2011: Worsening law and order situation in FATA and a betterment of the Judicial system in the region remained the focus of the Second Periodical Networking Meeting And FATA CSOs Assembly in Islamabad. The function was organized by the Community Appraisal and Motivation Programme (CAMP) under the Communities for Change project funded, jointly, by the British High Commission and German Embassy.

The capacity building training programme for the CSOs of seven agencies of FATA is being carried on these days. By the end of October 2011 four trainings have been conducted. The thematic area for the trainings is “Organizational Structure & Culture”.
Mr. Sohail Mohammad Ali is the resource person for these trainings. Leadership of more than 110 CSOs of seven agencies of FATA has so far attended the training.

The Capacity Building Training Programme for 202 civil society organizations from seven agencies of FATA started in the last week of September 2011, under CAMP’s Communities for Change (CFC) project. The CFC project, in its second phase, aims to empower communities from the FATA (residents and diaspora) to better understand local and regional governance issues and to create momentum for needed change, which will ultimately help to stabilize the border region of Pakistan.
The first training was held from 27th to 29th September 2011 in Peshawar. The thematic area for the training was “Organizational Structure & Culture”.