• Improved governance for peace-building in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Districts of Swabi and Charsadda Sustainable peace and Development Organization (SPADO) with the support of Small Grant and Ambassador Fund (SGAFP) launched the project on “Improved governance for peace-building in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Districts of Swabi and Charsadda.(more)

• Afghanistan-Pakistan Civil Society Conference (January 21-22, 2015) Afghanistan and Pakistan have inherited common historical, cultural and religious traditions. The two states, however, have generally been characterized by deep mistrust, particularly at state level, prevented the two countries from reaching out to each other to capitalize on each others strengths.(more)

• Advanced Level Training on Conflict Resolution (December 22-23, 2014) SPADO conducted a two days workshop titled, Advanced Level Training on Conflict Resolution, with the vision of providing training to potential youth of Bahawalpur, a historical district Punjab, with an aim to enhance their capacity and skills to help them transforming in facilitation role. (more)

• Non-Violent Conflict Resolution and Peaceful co-existence (October 28-29, 2014) At Grand Regency, Bahawalpur. SPADO is conducting capacity building training workshops on identity, trust building, peaceful co-existence (more)

• Youth Engagement and Capacity Building for a Peaceful Bahawalpur. Sustainable Peace and Development Organization (SPADO) envisions engaging and mobilizing the potential youth of Bahawalpur through....(more)

• Social Action Projects Awards 2013. The annual youth summit, titled “Social Action Projects Awards”, is a British Council initiative to encourage the youth to engage in activities that benefit their communities.(more)

• Pakistan Civil Society Activists Visit to Kabul ( Nov 2- Nov 7 2013). Pakistan civil society representatives visited Afghanistan as the continuation of the previous visit hosted in Islamabad.... (more).

• Learning From The Past and Looking Forward in FATA.
Without peace,development is not possible. And peace in FATA can only be acheived through good governance and rule of Law.... (more).

• 28th April – 4th May 2013 Pak Afghan Youth Exchange Program 2013 took place at Margala Hotel in Islamabad. The conference entailed 15 participants each from Afghanistan and Pakistan belonging to variety of backgrounds; for instance civil society representatives, youth activists, university students, and political activists along with the invited speakers....(more)

• 20th April - 22nd April 2013 at Islamabad Hotel. The last USIP facilitated Training of Trainers workshop on conflict management was held in Islamabad.....(more)

• Toy bombs pose threat to Pakistani children: 23-05-13.
Mass awareness is the best defence against the Taliban terror tactic, officials and activists say, and efforts to teach people how to recognise such explosives are picking up steam.....(more)

The Impact of Landmines and Explosive Remnants of War in Pakistan: Pakistan has one of the world highest levels of casualties due to landmines and explosive remnants....(more)