Community Assessment
Help identify and verify priority needs.
BQF seeks to bring together local residents, community leaders and national and overseas Pakistanis for responsible development in communities of origin.
People living elsewhere in Pakistan or overseas may contribute knowledge, relationships, professional expertise and approved resources to the communities from which they or their families originated.
A person may leave a community. Responsibility and connection need not end.
Help identify and verify priority needs.
Contribute relevant medical, educational, technical or governance knowledge.
Navigation, documentation, referrals and approved welfare.
Scholarships, resources and professional training.
Water, sanitation, environment, food safety and lifestyles.
Approved awareness, screening, referrals and follow-up.
Verified mobility, rehabilitation and accessibility needs.
Approved capability and responsible economic opportunity.
Connections with suitable hospitals, universities and organisations.
A cluster may coordinate health, navigation, referrals, water, environment, education, disability, livelihoods, volunteers and diaspora engagement.
Identify needs, support fairness, protect assets and prevent capture.
Avoid unsuitable projects and personal control over beneficiaries.
Respect women, children and vulnerable people while building local capacity.
Financial arrangements should define the approved purpose, budget, permitted expenditure, controls, reporting, unspent funds, verification and continuation.
Poverty, illness or disability must not be used for publicity without permission. This page intentionally uses no community photographs because consent documentation was not supplied.
Remember where we came from, share what we have learned and help communities build their own capability and dignity.