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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "South Asia Partnership Pakistan (SAP-Pakistan or SAP-PK) is a right-based advocacy organization and a network of participatory development-support organizations operating under the same name and for the same purposes in Canada and five South Asian countries, namely Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri-Lanka. Through an International Council (SAP-International), the six national organizations work together in the context of a common charter. Peace, Regional Cooperation and Conflict Resolutions are core themes on SAP-PK’s agenda.As its institutional mission, SAP-Pakistan aims to develop most marginalized communities, mainly rural poor population. This includes peasants and rural workers, especially women, religious minorities and other marginalized groups. The group has worked in nearly all of Pakistan for the past 26 years. Currently, its development program reaches out to more than 5,000 villages, spread across four provinces, FATA and PATA.SAP-Pakistan's work includes programs on poverty alleviation, agriculture development, livestock and dairy development, building rural infrastructure and creating livelihood solutions for the rural poor. Its development schemes have benefited around 3.5 million people, mainly women, ultra poor, landless, home-based workers and other marginalized groups. Some of its successful rural development models include efficient use of irrigation water, transformed in to community schemes, in nearly 150 villages in the districts Layyah, Rajanpur, D.I.Khan, Gawadar, Ormara, Khyber Agency, Bhakkar and many more.SAP-Pakistan has a countrywide network of community groups, peasants and workers’ groups (PWGs) in 5000 villages in all provinces. Union Council, district and provincial level networks of these community groups, an advocacy network of 2500 civil society organizations (CSOs) and 850 trained social activists have undergone extensive development management training with SAP-Pakistan to build their skills."@en }

• South_Asia_Partnership_Pakistan abstract "South Asia Partnership Pakistan (SAP-Pakistan or SAP-PK) is a right-based advocacy organization and a network of participatory development-support organizations operating under the same name and for the same purposes in Canada and five South Asian countries, namely Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri-Lanka. Through an International Council (SAP-International), the six national organizations work together in the context of a common charter. Peace, Regional Cooperation and Conflict Resolutions are core themes on SAP-PK’s agenda.As its institutional mission, SAP-Pakistan aims to develop most marginalized communities, mainly rural poor population. This includes peasants and rural workers, especially women, religious minorities and other marginalized groups. The group has worked in nearly all of Pakistan for the past 26 years. Currently, its development program reaches out to more than 5,000 villages, spread across four provinces, FATA and PATA.SAP-Pakistan's work includes programs on poverty alleviation, agriculture development, livestock and dairy development, building rural infrastructure and creating livelihood solutions for the rural poor. Its development schemes have benefited around 3.5 million people, mainly women, ultra poor, landless, home-based workers and other marginalized groups. Some of its successful rural development models include efficient use of irrigation water, transformed in to community schemes, in nearly 150 villages in the districts Layyah, Rajanpur, D.I.Khan, Gawadar, Ormara, Khyber Agency, Bhakkar and many more.SAP-Pakistan has a countrywide network of community groups, peasants and workers’ groups (PWGs) in 5000 villages in all provinces. Union Council, district and provincial level networks of these community groups, an advocacy network of 2500 civil society organizations (CSOs) and 850 trained social activists have undergone extensive development management training with SAP-Pakistan to build their skills.".