Alumni Small Grants

Six Grantees Begin their ASGs Under Cycle 8

Six Grantees Begin their ASGs Under Cycle 8

In a world constantly seeking innovative solutions to global challenges, the stage is set for a fresh wave of transformative projects. We’re delighted to announce the commencement of the eighth cycle of the Alumni Small Grants (ASGs) program, marking the dawn of new beginnings and promising endeavors.

The ASGs program, known for nurturing impactful initiatives by its dedicated alumni, is once again poised to make a significant mark across various domains. With a clear focus on Sustainable Development, Climate Dialogue, Reducing Plastic Waste, Digital Inclusion, Reclaiming Public Spaces, and the noble endeavor of Forestation at Changa Manga, this cycle is poised to ignite change on multiple fronts.

As the curtain rises on this exciting journey, six exceptional grantees step into the spotlight, armed with the determination to drive positive change in their respective arenas. These esteemed alumni, having walked the path of excellence in their education, are now channeling their expertise towards projects that promise a brighter, greener, and more inclusive future.

The range of areas covered in this cycle showcases the versatility of the ASGs program and the dynamic impact it aims to create. From fostering sustainable development practices to igniting conversations on climate change, tackling the pressing issue of plastic waste, bridging digital divides, revitalizing public spaces, and breathing new life into ecosystems through forestation at Changa Manga—the spectrum of change is truly remarkable.

With a collective spirit of collaboration and innovation, our grantees are poised to roll up their sleeves and immerse themselves in the challenges that lie ahead. Over the next few weeks, their dedication, creativity, and hard work will take shape in these groundbreaking projects. It’s a reminder that change is not merely a distant vision—it’s a tangible force brought to life by the passion of our alumni.

We invite you to be a part of this exciting journey. Stay connected with us through our social media channels to witness the evolution of these projects, as our alumni navigate uncharted territories and drive transformative change. Your support and engagement will undoubtedly fuel their endeavors, giving rise to a wave of positive impact that ripples far beyond the cycle’s end.

In the spirit of new beginnings and the pursuit of meaningful change, let’s come together to celebrate innovation, dedication, and the unwavering belief that a better world is not just a dream—it’s a shared reality we’re actively building, one project at a time.

The ASGs for cycle 8 include:

1: Fatimah Bibi-Fostering Sustainable Development through Online Entrepreneurship in Punjab

2: Shahab-ud-Din-Climate Dialogue

3: Faraz Ahmed: Plastic Free Campus Reducing Plastic Waste and Promoting Recycling

4: Nabila Abbas-Digital Inclusuon-Empowering Rural Communities with Latest Digital Skills

5: Sana Rizwan-Reclaiming Public Spaces

6: Dr. Waqas Ahmad Khan-PUAN Changa Manga

PUAN EDITOR

Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN) is an association of U.S. exchange alumni who are committed to making meaningful contributions to Pakistan and comprise of current and former Pakistani participants of U.S. federal government-sponsored exchange programs.

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