Breaking the cycle of poverty and building self-reliant, dignified communities across Sindh through financial inclusion, skills development, and sustainable livelihoods.
Economic empowerment is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and building self-reliant, dignified communities. AMRDO Foundation believes that sustainable development begins with economic opportunity—providing individuals and families with the tools, skills, and resources to build better futures.
Through our comprehensive Economic Empowerment Program, we work to enhance self-reliance, boost household incomes, and create dignified work opportunities across Sindh—with a special focus on women and youth.
Our Commitment: "Economic empowerment is not charity—it is investing in human potential and dignity."
Millions of families in Sindh struggle with poverty, unemployment, and lack of access to financial services. Women and youth are disproportionately affected, facing limited opportunities for income generation, entrepreneurship, and economic participation.
Core pillar of our mission with a track record of transformational milestones since 2002.
Total Beneficiaries (CED)
Women Beneficiaries
Households Supported
Youth Skilled
Youth Entrepreneurs
Technical Assistance
Building on our successful Credit & Enterprise Development (CED) Program initiated in 2002:
Combining financial access with human capital development:
Focusing on lasting economic independence:
| Project Name | Partner / Donor | Financial Value / Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Credit & Enterprise Development | PPAF, IFAD, OCT, ORIX | 118,137+ Beneficiaries |
| Credit & Enterprise Development | OCT | PKR 300 Million |
| Socio-Economic Improvement via Enterprise | PMIC - PPAF | PKR 280 Million |
| Socio-Economic Improvement via Microcredit | PPAF | PKR 705 Million |
| Microcredit Loan Facility | Orix Leasing Pakistan | PKR 8.58 Million (2007-2010) |
| Livestock Health Insurance | PMIC - PPAF | PKR 3.3 Million (2018) |
| Youth Skill Development | BBYDP, Local Partners | 1,990 Youth Trained |
"Economic empowerment is not charity—it is investing in human potential and dignity."
At AMRDO Foundation, we believe that every person deserves the opportunity to earn a dignified living. We are committed to creating pathways out of poverty through targeted financial inclusion, comprehensive skills development, and long-term sustainable livelihoods.
Help us expand our micro-finance programs and Hunar Ghar skill centers to reach more deserving families across Sindh.