Thardeep Rural Development Programme

Thardeep Rural Development Programme, established in 1998, is a non-profit organization dedicated to integrated rural development. It primarily serves poor and vulnerable communities, with a specific emphasis on women, in the remote regions of Sindh Province, Pakistan. Operating within the Charitable Organizations & Foundations and Organizations sectors, TRDP focuses on social mobilization to address critical development challenges.

The organization implements comprehensive initiatives across five key areas: sustainable livelihoods, education with a focus on girls, health services, food security, and disaster management. TRDP also facilitates small business development through microgrants under the PAIDAR program, supported by the European Union and UNIDO. With an employee range of 500-1,000 individuals and operating across 6 locations (though active in 14 districts of Sindh), the dedicated team drives these impactful projects. Meet Thardeep Rural Development Programme's team to understand the personnel behind these efforts.

Thardeep Rural Development Programme generates an annual revenue of $3.3M, reinvesting these funds into its extensive development work. Its mission is to empower communities and significantly improve living conditions through a wide array of development projects. The organization's strategic approach targets systemic issues in rural Pakistan, aiming for long-term positive change and self-sufficiency for the populations it serves.