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THEMATIC AREAS: Thematic area of SAS is a holistic component of its vision. All activities are to cross cut the issues underlying so as to the vision of organization is achieved. Focus Peoples Rights SAS's regular work focuses on people's efforts to achieve the optimum conditions for living with dignity. We try to address the issues of people rights so that people take part into the process of own development. Rights are our central point to begging any planning process for new project. SAS believes that without ensuring the rights of people, no development endeavor will be successful. So SAS proactively considers adopting the well-accepted method for development intervention as called Rights Based Approach. Livelihood Security |
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"Livelihoods Security" is another theme of organization working approach. Application of this approach in the work enables the stakeholders to identify their potential based on the reality and existing situation. This term is generously meant that if livelihood security is ensured a household can live within dignity and get the chance to explore alternative way for survival. Livelihood security is always taken in to consideration as major issues in development intention where people are the key actors for development process. They decide what sort of development is to start or stop. Capacity Building and Empowerment
Gender Equity and Justice
Community Advocacy
Francis Bacon says, " No man can be wise with a empty stomach". Without fulfilling basic needs, man cannot discover him/herself. Based on this realization, SAS will continue to implement direct delivery of services to particular extent. This step will enable the people to stay hopeful for future and with out sort of practical difficulties and with a positive experience make them more responsive to carry out their duty for the betterment of the society. Of course! Community demanded Service Delivery would longer to a particular family until they are at ability to get enter for Rights Claiming Stage. For more information about " Sectoral Focus" |
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