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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

Community mobilisation: Building social capital for access to services

Preventing income erosion through healthcare support: a Prosperity approach

PPEPP starts orientation workshops for project staff to operationalise the 2nd round of RBM

Prosperity scores A++ in FCDO Annual Review 2022

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

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