Peace Through Prosperity

Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Niaz Ali

Niaz Ali, a mini-MBA participant, at their business in Pakistan

Niaz Ali, a 22-year-old street cobbler in Islamabad, raised his daily earnings from $4.50 to $8.15 over four months after the mini-MBA, with a video interview.

Peace Through Prosperity on PTV World – Perspectives with Faisal Qureshi

Peace Through Prosperity

A video of Peace Through Prosperity’s appearance on Perspectives with Faisal Qureshi, arranged by one of PTP’s advisers in Pakistan.

Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Batal Khan

Batal Khan, a mini-MBA participant, at their business in Pakistan

Batal Khan lost his Karachi shoe shop in 2012 riots and restarted as a street cobbler in Islamabad. After the mini-MBA his revenue rose 58%, the post reports.

Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Ihsan Ullah

Ihsan Ullah, a mini-MBA participant, at their business in Pakistan

Ihsan Ullah, a 19-year-old student and street cobbler in Islamabad, raised his earnings from $6 to $9.95 a day over four months of the mini-MBA.

Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Shah Khalid

Shah Khalid, a mini-MBA participant, at their business in Pakistan

Shah Khalid, a street cobbler at G-11 Markaz, Islamabad, raised his daily earnings from $6 to $11.55 after the mini-MBA, with a video interview.

Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Gul Marjan

Gul Marjan, a mini-MBA participant, at their business in Pakistan

Gul Marjan, a street cobbler in G-10 Markaz, Islamabad, went from earning $3.65 to $9.85 a day after the mini-MBA, told in his own words on video.

Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Wali Khan

Wlai Khan, a mini-MBA participant, at their business in Pakistan

Wali Khan, a 21-year-old street cobbler at G-11 Markaz, Islamabad, supports eight dependants and describes what changed after the third mini-MBA cohort.

Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Adil Abdul Mahmood

Adil Mahmood, a mini-MBA participant, at their business in Pakistan

Adil Abdul Mahmood left the first mini-MBA cohort in Islamabad, rejoined in cohort 3 and raised his earnings from $4.35 to $9.55 a day.