2011-06-01 fnf pak - friedrich naumann foundation in pakistan

Friedrich Naumann

Foundation

in Pakistan

Olaf Kellerhoff Resident Representative

Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Pakistan 2011 Olaf Kellerhoff

Olaf Kellerhoff Resident Representative Pakistan

Islamic History + International Relations (MA) at Hamburg Univ.

Missions & Experiences abroad Somalia

Marocco

Turkey

Kosovo (3x)

Afghanistan (3x)

Lebanon

Apprenticeship as photographer


Overview

Introduction

Nothing is possible without men – nothing is lasting without institutions. Jean Monnet

1. FNF Office & the Team

2. Sustainable Work through Pakistani partner NGOs


Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF)

established by the first President of the Federal Republic of Germany Theodor Heuss 1958

German non-profit org.

civic education

roots in philosophy of liberalism

One leading think tanks of the world, place 20 in Europe FNF Head Office in Potsdam


FNF worldwide: in over 60 countries

Regional approach


1. FNF Pakistan Office & Team


FNF in Pakistan

working for Freedom in

Pakistan since 1986

objectives:

liberal democracy

civic education

human rights

free market economy

peaceful conflict resolution

Sharing the fate with Pakistan…

… and consequently working for betterment

1. Foundation for Freedom 2. Movement for Freedom


Small team Juwairia Sultan Programme Coordinator

Muhammad Anwar* Chief-Administrator

Syed Hussain Shah handyman outside the office

Muhammad Nisar handyman inside the office

1. Foundation for Freedom 2. Movement for Freedom

Atif Saeed Accountant

Olaf Kellerhoff Resident Representative

Ershad Mahmud Consultant on Kashmir


How do we work?

Trainings & Workshops

Publications

Citizens’ Dialogue Forum

F2F (Face-to-Face)

Public Consultations of Experts

Direct consultation of Politicians

Partner Consulting

Seminars with Q&A


Own Trainings Skill Trainings

Moderation & Communication

Event Management

Media Campaigning & PR

Strategy & Planning

Workshops

Liberalism

Democracy

Election Monitoring

… ToM – Training of Moderators, May 2010


Distribution to Target Audience of

FNF Publications (English)

Liberal Institute (English)

FNF Pakistan

Series Classics of Liberalism (English, Urdu, Pashtu, Sindhi, Balochi)

Bericht aus aktuellem Anlaß (German)

Articles in different Media (mainly English and German)

Own Publications


Citizens’ Dialogue

Dialogues in closed rooms

Seminars open to interested citizens with politicians and academics (political platform)

Citizens’ Dialogue on Kashmir


Consultations

Public Consultations with politicians

Direct consultations of Politicians

Consulting of Partners

Partner Organisation in Parliament Committee Hearings

Minister for Information and FNF Representative on FoI


2. Partners


Sustainable work through partners Crucial Element is the self-responsible programme work of our partners. FNF trains, consults, interlinks and funds.


Liberal Forum Pakistan A civil society association of liberals

37 chapters of Pakistan

Working with FNF since 2000 for

Individual freedom

Good governance

Federalism and provincial autonomy

Pluralism and inclusion

Independent judiciary

Secular state Elections in Chapter Khanewal.

Chairperson Anees Jillani*


Shehri - Citizens for Better Environment

A pack of passionate concerned citizens of Karachi

Working with FNF since 1990 on

Illegal land encroachment & City Zoning

Urban Services Improvement

Institutional Strengthening

Recreational Development

Civil Society Mobilization

Human Rights

General Secretary Amber Alibhai

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Society for Protection of Rights of the Child A nationwide structured movement for child rights


Child rights

Bonded labor and child labor

Civic education and empowerment of adolescents

Juvenile justice and violence

Children’s Parliament Pakistan

Executive Director

Arshad Mahmood*

Children’s Parliament Pakistan


Human Rights Commission of Pakistan A nationwide volunteer based organization


Human rights

Provincial autonomy

Police reforms

Joint electorate and minority rights

Issues of terrorism Director I.A. Rehman* lecturing in Kot Radha Kishen, April 2009


Individualland a civil society group

Virtual existence since 2005

Office since 2009, in partnership with FNF since 2010 on

Governance

Rule of Law

Media & communication

strengthening civil society

democratic development Director Gulmina Bilal* at IL-Workshop on FIRM, July 2010


CPDI Partner since 2010

Freedom of Information

Federalism

Police Reform

Budget Watch

Conflict Resolution Director Mukhtar Ahmed Ali *during a FoI Workshop

in Karachi, March 2010.


School of Leadership (SoL)

Established in 2004

Effective youth programmes

Young Leaders‘ Conference

Junior Leaders‘ Conference

Etc.

„Freedom with discipline“

Empowerment of Youth

Equality approach


Geographic

Presence

Lahore Islamabad

Karachi

Quetta

Peshawar

Islamabad

Punjab 26 13

6 2

Sindh 5

15 2

Balochistan 1

2

Khyber-Pakhtoon.

2 19

2

Gilgit-Baltistan

1

August 2010


Economic Freedom Network A campaigning and lobbying network

Associated with FNF since 2007 focusing on:

Promotion of free market economy and free trade

Level playing field and open competition

Lobbying for economic freedom and protection of property rights

Providing a platform for political dialogue, public education and academic exchange

EFN Seminar on Migration, 2010.

Chiefcoordinator Zubair Malik


Founded in 2006 by IAF Alumni

Network of ca. 160 members

Training and capacity building on liberal topics

Provide guidance and advice to policy makers and opinion leaders in Pakistan from a liberal perspective

Supporting liberal initiatives and dialogue serving as a platform for liberals to discuss liberal concerns.

= Network of IAF

Alumni from Pakistan


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Publikationen

Seminare / Workshops


Achievements Strengthen Civil Society

Several organisations achieved sustainability and continue their work: RDF, FHRI, AGHS, HRCP, SPARC…

Many offspring of training & grooming: CCE, IL, CPCS, WMC, TLS…

Human & Civil Rights

Notion has changed due to HRCP and others

Before: HR not Pakistani now: accepted, continued work

National & international standing of HRCP

Partner Publications – funded by FNF


Outlook

Professionalization of partners strengthens impact

Strengthened Civil society and media renders democratic development irreversible

Investment pays off in the long run

Long and difficult journey FNF Intern Frances Karlen reaches out to the future of Pakistan, March 2010: pupils of The Learning School – another offspring of FNF’s work


www.southasia.fnst.org for a peaceful and progressive Pakistan

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