Projects are time-bound activities—organization-wide or chapter-specific—that require approval of the PD team, undergoing a process of proposal submission and evaluation based on set criteria.

Many of our members come up with great ideas to start new activities to promote leadership development—whether of our members or at large. However, not all these ideas can be taken up because of feasibility constraints. All new project ideas are submitted to the Projects Development team who evaluate the ideas on pre-established criteria, such as originality, feasibility, impact and sustainability. The selected project proposals may be further honed by the PD team and taken up as FLP projects.  

While Core Activities are on-going, organization-wide and replicated across chapters, FLP projects are time-bound activities. Their duration could be as short as a week or may be as long as a year. These can be organization-wide or chapter-specific.

Projects can be initiated by any member, you can start a project, and we will help you lead it to realization!

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Recently Completed Projects

April/May 2009 -- FLP Voices International Competition held in collaboration with TGK (www.thregreenkalaidoscope.com). Entries were sent from all over Pakistan in the fields of poetry, documentary and public recognition for outstanding individuals called ‘FLP heroes’. Winners announced in June, will be followed by a prize distribution ceremony. Project leaders were: Zoone Abbas and Sonya Rahman

Jan 2009 -- Youth Leadership Symposium held in collaboration with WES, GIKI. Prominent speakers and trainers imparted inspirational talks and training modules of various facets of leadership development. More than 150 participants from all over Pakistan attended the event. The registration costs were kept minimal and those from the neighbouring college of rural Topi participated in the event for free. Project leaders were: Jawad Latif, Atif Siddique, Hassan Ejaz and Tamreez Inam.

Pipeline Projects

June 2009 – Education campaign to support schools in Pakistan (Proposed by: Salman Ravala, Zareen Zubair and Tamreez Inam)

June 2009 – Media Watch to monitor and counter the media’s negative stereotypes and propoganda (Proposed by: Mobisher Rabbani)