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DAFI Plus

Upcoming Events

Stay ahead of the curve with our exciting upcoming events!

Get ready for our exciting upcoming events related to our DAFI Plus program! This section is the place to be if you want to stay tuned for the latest events that connect current and past DAFI scholars, along with educated Afghan refugee youth in Pakistan, to valuable on-the-job training opportunities and digital skills training. Our program is designed to equip participants with marketable skills and experience to support their sustainable reintegration upon voluntary repatriation to Afghanistan. So, be sure to check back often and mark your calendars – you never know what amazing opportunities await!

Celebrating Skills and Success: Final Networking Event and Certificates Distribution Ceremony

Join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration as we bring together our DAFI Plus program participants for the Final Networking Event and Certificates Distribution Ceremony. This event is the culmination of our efforts to provide valuable on-the-job training and digital skills to Afghan refugee youth in Pakistan, equipping them with marketable skills and experience to support their sustainable reintegration upon voluntary repatriation to Afghanistan.

The Final Networking Event and Certificates Distribution Ceremony is a unique opportunity to recognize and celebrate the hard work and achievements of our program participants. This evening will feature keynote speakers, networking opportunities, and the distribution of certificates to program participants. We believe that recognizing the accomplishments of our participants is essential to building their confidence and empowering them to pursue their goals.

At this event, you’ll have the chance to meet and connect with current and past DAFI scholars, along with educated Afghan refugee youth in Pakistan. You’ll also get to hear from inspiring speakers who are passionate about empowering refugee youth and supporting their sustainable reintegration.

The Final Networking Event and Certificates Distribution Ceremony is an excellent opportunity to showcase the value of the DAFI Plus program and its impact on the lives of refugee youth. Through this program, we are equipping participants with marketable skills and experience, enabling them to support their families and communities and to thrive in their future endeavors.

Don’t miss out on this inspiring evening of skills and success! Mark your calendars, and join us for an unforgettable event as we celebrate the achievements of our participants and connect with like-minded individuals who are passionate about empowering refugee youth.

Past Events

Islamabad World Refugee Day is an annual commemoration celebrated on 20th June each year, established by the United Nations to recognize and to ensure that the world stands with Refugees. Refugees are, without doubt, the most vulnerable people in the world. They deserve the same standard of treatment as the nationals of the country where they have sought refuge.

Inspire Pakistan takes pride in serving refugees by empowering their youth through education in protecting their right to education and also through provision of protection services to them alongside UNHCR in Pakistan.

We not only aim at, but also strive for, taking corrective measures in order to ensure that the Refugee Rights are protected. This helps in the progress and development for the welfare of Afghan Refugees during their temporary stay in Pakistan.
Inspire Pakistan arranged sports gala where community of Afghan refugees and host communities participated in different games and fun events at Attock, Chakwal, Lahore, Karachi and Rawalpindi with zeal and energy.

Closing of Sports Gala and award distribution ceremony was arranged for these communities to recognize, appreciate and applaud their love for sports in Islamabad.

UNHCR, GIZ & civil society participated along with the Afghan refugee community providing an example of social cohesion. Ms. Tammi Sharpe the Deputy Representative of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was the Chief Guest. Mr. Bilal Qureshi, Technical Advisor M&E (GIZ) was Guest of honour.

Awards distributed for Cricket, Tug of war & Arms wrestling at Star Cricket Ground, Ibn-e-Sina Road, G 9/3 , Islamabad by Ms. Tammi Sharpe – UNHCR-Pakistan, Mr. Bilal Qureshi – GIZ and Mr. Qaiser M. Siddiqui Co-Founder & CEO Inspire Pakistan.

Inspire Pakistan thanked the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the people and the government of Pakistan for their support, hospitality and protection provided to the Afghan refugees in Pakistan.Networking Event Organized by Inspire Pakistan to Celebrate and Strengthen the courage of refugees and create awareness in the host community for social inclusion.

ISLAMABAD, 15 November 2022 – UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and Inspire Pakistan, celebrated in Islamabad today 30 years of the DAFI scholarship programme for refugees. The Albert Einstein German Academic Refugee Initiative (DAFI) scholarship programme has transformed the lives of over 2,800 refugee students across Pakistan since 1992, and over 21,500 learners around the world.

The German-backed programme provides scholarship opportunities for third level undergraduate students, majoring in fields including medicine, engineering, social and behaviour sciences, business administration, mathematics and computer sciences.

The DAFI scholarship programme contributes to the promotion of self-reliance of refugees by equipping them with the necessary skills, knowledge and professional qualifications for future employment. The programme is aimed at the development of highly qualified and skilled human resources that can play a vital role not only in Pakistan but also for the reconstruction of their country of origin.

“By investing in education, students will contribute to the economy of their host country and support their communities once they return to rebuild their lives,” underscored UNHCR Representative to Pakistan, Noriko Yoshida. “By enabling refugees to fulfil their potential, the scholarship programme has a transformative effect and changes their lives forever.”

The scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis with regard to merit, excellence and financial need. The programme grants scholarships to deserving young refugees enrolled in recognised universities, colleges and polytechnics in Pakistan.

In 2022, half of the 175 scholarships were awarded to women, compared to a quarter previously. This increase followed intensive outreach efforts to refugee communities and awareness raising on women’s higher-level education opportunities and support available. In addition, a new two-year DAFI Bridge programme for science and technology aimed at women studying at higher secondary level was launched.

“Education does more than teach academic skills – it provides students with a safe place to grow and learn life skills, such as cooperation, responsibility, and respect,” noted Qaiser M. Siddiqui, CEO of Inspire Pakistan, which is implementing the DAFI programme.

Joining the celebrations was Ambassador of Germany to Pakistan, H.E. Alfred Grannas, Chief Commissioner, Saleem Khan, Commissionerate of Afghan refugees (CCAR), as well as members of the international community.

Noting that the funding for the scholarship programme illustrates the commitment of Germany to supporting refugees and host communities, scholars were eager to convey their appreciation to Ambassador Grannas as well as to the Government of Pakistan and third level institutions across the country for the opportunity to continue their studies to third level.

Managing menstruation safely and with dignity drives the decision of young women to attend school and other educational courses or stay at home!
The DAFI Plus programme developed by
@GIZPakistan in collaboration with @UNHCRPakistan held menstrual hygiene management sessions.

The sessions were held in Islamabad, Quetta, Karachi and Peshawar and intended on empowering the female trainees. 114 young women received dignity kits, comprising menstrual hygiene products, that help them manage their menstruation safely, while joining school.

Islamabad – Every year on 8th of March, the world celebrates International Women’s Day, a day dedicated to honor the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women and advocating for gender equality.

 

 

Inspire Pakistan is a non-profit, non-governmental, non-political, and non-religious development organization, which endeavors to work in the ambits of Human Rights, Education, Women Empowerment, Community Mobilization, Humanitarian Assistance, Relief and Rehabilitation, Research & Development, Child Protection, Environment and Peace Building for the society. Inspire Pakistan is working in partnership with UNHCR and GIZ on Afghan refugee’s protection, education, skill development and social cohesion.

 

 

An event was planned by DAFI and DAFI Plus teams to celebrate the International Women’s Day 2023A group of DAFI scholars and DAFI-Plus trainees were invited to Inspire Pakistan Office. The event began with a keynote address from Mr. Farhan Ali Baig, Project Manager of DAFI-Plus Program, followed by project officers who conducted various activities, including story sharing, oath-taking, cake cutting, and group pictures.

 

During the event, female students took the opportunity to express their feelings and experiences regarding gender biases in society. They exchanged ideas for making the digital world more inclusive to all genders. However, the event also celebrated the success stories of women who have shattered glass ceilings in various fields, inspiring future generations to dream big and fight for their rights.

 

The DAFI scholars and DAFI-Plus trainees thanked Inspire Pakistan for providing higher education opportunities and equipping them with the necessary skills through scholarships, online trainings and on the job placements. They expressed gratitude for paving their paths towards self-reliance and sustainability.