DIL began working with the Naz Old Boys Welfare Association (NOWA) in 2001, making this one of DIL’s longest-running projects. The DIL-NOWA schools have provided rich experience for other project partners to learn from.
Khairpur, a land of meticulously lined date palms and vast cotton fields, is situated 450 km north of Karachi and shares a border with India to its east. In the rural areas, only 53% of children attend primary school and only 48% of children older than 10 are literate. The average literacy rate for males is 65% and only 25% for females.
| Number of School Units: 28 |
Number of Students: 2,388 |
Number of Teachers: 127 |
DIL-NOWA SCHOOLS
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Gambat Cluster |
Khairpur Cluster |
Kingri Cluster |
Kot Diji Cluster |
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| Ali Abbas Burdi |
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| A. H. Mungia |
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M.M. Katohar |
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