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Jointly funded by the UK’s FCDO and the EU, the ‘Pathways to Prosperity for Extremely Poor People (PPEPP)’ -- in short ‘Prosperity’ -- program aims to lift two million marginalized people out of extreme poverty in the next 10 years.

Recent posts

PKSF ensures potable water supply to 250 families in coastal areas

Life and livelihood in climate vulnerable area: Climate-smart interventions hold the key

Project director, deputy project director PKSF senior management visits Prosperity working areas

Prosperity Bari: A model for sustainable poverty alleviation through income diversification

High-value vegetable cultivation boosting income of extreme poor people

Food-processing: a viable IGA option for the extreme poor

Assistive devices creating income opportunities for PWDs

Prosperity observes National Nutrition Week

Early warning system to mitigate climate shocks

Livelihood and enterprise development training organised for technical staff

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