PCP Programmes

Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy

	Our Publications
l About Us l History l International Networking l Philanthropy Support Services l Certification l Research l Philanthropy Portal		Going Beyond Business; Intelligent Corporate Philanthropy Abstract This study is based on the trends and practices in Pakistan relating to philanthropy of the top 25 giving companies identified through the Corporate Philanthropy Survey 2006. The focus of this inquiry has been more of an exploration into the trends, patterns and good practices of corporate philanthropy rather than an evaluation of the giving programmes. Price per copy = 350 PKR

		Corporate Philanthropy in Pakistan; Survey of Public Listed Companies 2006 Abstract This survey is a sequel to the Centre's earlier report 'Corporate Philanthropy in Pakistan; the case of public listed companies 2000-2003' and the updated survey for the years 2004 and 2005. The objective is to estimate the quantum and trends of philanthropy by PLCs and use rankings as a basis for the next Pakistan Corporate Philanthropy Awards (PCPA). Price per copy = 200 PKR

		Collaboration between Government & Civil Society Organisations (2007) Abstract A report on mutually rewarding and successful collaborations between Government and Civil Society Organisations in Pakistan and showcases twenty case studies. Price per copy = 400 PKR

		Collaboration between Local Government & Village Organisations (2007) Abstract A report on collaboration between Local Government and Village Organisations depicting the role of elected village organisation members in local governance and development.

		Corporate Philanthropy in Pakistan: A Survey of Public Listed Companies (2004-05) Abstract This survey is instrumental in initiating the first ever Pakistan Corporate Philanthropy Awards. The survey builds on the previous report 'Corporate Philanthropy in Pakistan: The Case of Public Listed Companies’. Price per copy = 200 PKR

		Business and civil society working together to contribute to development (2006) Abstract To address issues around the creation of an enabling environment for private initiative in Afghanistan, the Aga Khan Development Network (in partnership with stakeholders) organised a conferresearch based papers. The paper gives an insight research based papers. The paper gives an insight into the issues of business and civil society working together in Afghanistan for development.

		Gateway to Giving Directory of 84 Certified NPOs Abstract This Gateway to Giving presents validated comprehensive data on nonprofit organisations that have been through a rigorous process of evaluation and awarded a ‘seal of NPO good practices’. Price per copy = 600 PKR

		Operational Policy (2006) Abstract This Policy lays down the broad guiding principles to be adopted by all stakeholders for developing and operationalising Public Private Partnerships in education.

		Philanthropy by Pakistani Diaspora in the USA (2005) Abstract Launched by President General Pervez Musharraf on August 02, 2006; the study highlights the giving habits and philanthropic impulses of Pakistani diaspora in the USA in 2004-2005 Price per copy = 400 PKR

		Corporate Philanthropy in Pakistan: The Case of Public Listed Companies (2005) Abstract Launched by Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on April 29, 2006; this is a pioneering research initiative, which highlights the contribution of Public Listed Companies’ segment of the corporate sector for development. Price per copy = 500 PKR

		High Net-worth Individuals (HNI) (2004) Abstract Funded by Asia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium (APPC) in 2004, it investigates barriers and constraints to charitable giving by high net-worth individuals in Pakistan. The study contains information about the philanthropic behavior to derive impressions of the quantum of their giving

		Towards a Policy for the Non Profit Citizen Sector (2002) Abstract A comprehensive study on the citizen sector in Pakistan presenting the vision and the insight of the Enabling Environment Initiative. The report lays out a new regulatory and institutional architecture that is a necessary prerequisite for unleashing the potential of the citizen sector.

		Stakeholder Perspectives (2002) Abstract The report captures a wide spectrum of views, opinions, and suggestions about the legal and fiscal situation for civil society organisations and charts the path to a new enabling environment.

		Creating an Enabling Legal Framework for NPOs in Pakistan (2002) Abstract The policy document identifies key guiding principles to strengthen the development of a vibrant civil society on a sustainable and transparent basis.

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