CSR Activities | Khushhali Microfinance Bank

WORLD WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS DAY-EVENT AT BHAWALPUR

Worldover, 19 November is celebrated as ‘Women Entrepreneurs Day’. On this occasion, KMBL organized an event in Bahawalpur to mark this International Day.

DONATION OF INTERACTIVE/ SMART BOARD EQUIPMENT FOR SCHOOL IN GULMIT

With a vision to help achieve digital learning experience for the students of under privileged areas, KMBL sponsored a smart board for a community based school in Gulmit, near Hunza.

FARMER'S AWARENESS SESSION ON MAIZE CROP IN SAHIWAL AREA

In October 2019 a session was arranged by KMBL to create awareness about Maize Crop for the farmers in Sahiwal area.

WORLD POVERTY ERADICATION DAY-CELEBRATED WITH RURAL WOMEN OF SHAH ALLAH DITTA

On the occasion of Poverty Eradication Day, a session on Entrepreneurship was arranged by KMBL at Shah Allah Ditta on October 17th 2019. As part of our determined effort to empower women in the long run by helping them learn more skills that can be utilized towards earning an income.

The aim of the session was to acknowledge the critical role that rural and indigenous women can play to enhance rural development; leading towards eradicating rural poverty by teaching them entrepreneurial skills.

CELEBRATED RURAL WOMEN’S DAY BY ARRANGING AWARENESS SESSIONS ON LIVESTOCK FOR RURAL WOMEN IN GUJAR KHAN

Khushhali Microfinance Bank Limited celebrated International Rural Women's Day, where a session on Livestock Management was organized especially for women population in Gujar Khan on October 15, 2019.

The expert, Dr. Murtaza Hassan Andarabi, Director Animal Sciences, NARC was invited on this occasion to share his expert knowledge on livestock management topics where he emphasized the need to ensure vaccination, treatment & hygiene of animals. He also shared the techniques of dairy farming according to modern mechanism for a profitable dairy/ livestock business.

INSPIRING AN INCLUSIVE SOCIETY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PWDS)

Persons with disabilities are often overlooked in discussions about Pakistan’s future. This is by no means peculiar to Pakistan: discrimination, exclusion and neglect of persons with disabilities is common all over the world.