Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Gul Marjan
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.
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Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Adil Abdul Mahmood
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.
Impact of our mini-MBA program on Livelihoods – Qasim Khan
Qasim Khan, a 25-year-old street cobbler at G-10 Markaz, Islamabad, supports eight dependants. Growth charts and a video interview on his mini-MBA results.
Diary log following the very first Business Growth Workshop for Street Cobblers
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Word from Dara Adam Khel
A video interview with a young professional from Darra Adam Khel, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on life, Taliban recruitment and poverty, after the October 2012 bombing.
Standing on the shoulders of a giant!
How the Timpson group opened its shoe repair training to Peace Through Prosperity in 2012, and what its trainers changed about a street cobbler’s toolkit.
A peek into the life of a street cobbler in Pakistan
A video of interviews with street cobblers in Haripur, drawn from the 400+ interviews recorded in the pilot stage of PTP’s Cobbler (Mochee) Project.
Geographical Area Covered for the pilot of the Cobbler/Mochee Project
PTP’s cobbler pilot covered Rawalpindi and Chichawatni in Punjab and Haripur and Darra Adam Khel in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where surveys were seized in 2012.
Demographics of Street Cobblers Surveyed – Their age range
PTP’s 2012 pilot survey of street cobblers found 47.39% were aged 12 to 28 and 70.14% were aged 12 to 40, reflecting Pakistan’s youth bulge.
The Mochee Project (Street Cobbler Project)
An outline of the Mochee Project for street cobblers in Pakistan, after surveys in Chichawatni, Rawalpindi, Haripur and Darra Adam Khel.