Girls Education Campaign — Sindh 10 Districts

Sindh has Pakistan's worst out-of-school crisis: 6.7 million children are not in school, and in the 10 targeted districts, fewer than 28% of girls complete primary education. Poverty, early marriage, and the absence of female teachers are the primary barriers. Government schools exist but remain empty — the problem is demand-side, not supply-side.

A 3-year community mobilization campaign combining: conditional cash stipends (£8/month per enrolled girl), community women's circles to shift social norms, a real-time government accountability tracker published quarterly, and deployment of 200 trained female community education liaisons.

M&E framework specialist; Behavioral economics advisor; Sindhi-language communication designer