-
Reform
and capacity building of existed schools
-
Nursing
training for rural girls (self-employment and
services for local community).
-
Quack's
doctors (working in rural areas) training program)
-
Interfaith
harmony and peace building program.
-
Rural
youth development program.
-
TB
Awareness and treatment program.
-
AIDS
and hepatitis awareness program.
-
Awareness
and rehabilitation program for disabled children.
-
Supply
of clean drinking water in rural areas.
-
Low
cost sanitation program
Financial
aspects
AIM
annually audits its account by the external auditor.
AIM’s
annual budget is $:42000
AIM
is privileged being the members of following
international networks
People
in AID-UK
IFNGO
Malaysia
Freshwater Action Network-UK
WWSF
–
Switzerland STOP TB
Partners WHO-Switzerland
IHS-Netherlands
HIC-Mexico
International
Facilitation
-
Facilitated
a session on ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS AND PLANNING
PROGRAM in a conference organized by SUBE Cairo
Egypt
from 18-21 December 1995.
-
Facilitated
a session on ROLES OF CHURCHES IN ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION IN PAKISTAN in workshop organized by CCA(
Hong Kong
)-NCC Pakistan from 25th-29th
March 1996.
AIM
as the sister organization:
AMDA-Japan
Consultative
status:
For
PAKISTAN ENVIRONEMENTAL PROTECTION COUNCIL with the
notification of CPEPC1 (1)/95 of April 2, 1995
Admitted AIM as observer NGO of the following UN Body.
United
Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
(UNFCCC) Germany
AIM is
the accredited NGO to the Habitat II Conference
(Istanbul, 3-14 June 1996) and the Istanbul+5
special session of the UN General Assembly (New
York, 6-8 June 2001) and therefore affiliated with
United Nations Human Settlements Programme
(UN-HABITAT) with A/CONF.165/5
AIM’s
publication
Practical
Manual for capacity building and institutional
development
Manual
for the Veterinary extenuation workers
Manual
for community health workers (rural)
Data
collected of 50 government and private schools.
Bench
mark survey of 30 rural areas
Report
of workshop on gender
Pictorial
material to highlight different communal issues
